Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, May 21, 1921, Image 1

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., May 21, 1921, Image 1
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FREE TRA I )ER-JO U RS A J
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
r
OTTAWA Mill I iiMn H
Established 1840
THE WEATHER.
Generally fair tonight
Sunday! continued
warm,
OTTAWA JOURNAL
fcut.lbliiihcd IKW)
v. .
V.
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, SATUHPAY, MAY til, 1921
L'UICE, TWO CENTS.
VOLUME 5. -NO. 171
PAINTERS OF CITY SLASH OWN PAY
UNIONS WAR ON CONTRACTORS
VOLUNTARY REDUCTION
OF 20 CTS. AN HOUR
TO "CONSUMER"
BOTH SIDES ARE HIT
CONTRACTORS AND MEN EACH
SHARE IN C'l T Bl ILDING OR
OANIZATIONS LAUNCH INTO
CONTRACTING (.AMI. TO WORK
ONLY FOR PUBLIC, SAYS RE 1
PORT.
Ui 1 1 cm n ( ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' a v
of union workmen, when doing woil
('in ' My for the public, was made i
iliiv by Hi'' pnlntoM, carpcni in ai
labored! unlonit. With tin1 iinnoutu
men) ' ante nfllcial not 1 11 1 al Ion 1 1 1
I
accept work in the future only fro
i ii'npi
, ...
I
i n n. in i
trustors, ami in. ans thai m the futun
architect Li- ownet i tie painting eon
(rai 'or,
III pel
we re 1 1
tte Will haw li
ii p in by tii
ii n i
pin
1 1
pH'viuii'i meei
union With
joining in tin
tin- proi "iii
when 193(1
i,v,r-
R.F.D. CARRIERS OF
NORTHERN ILLINOIS
MEET AT STATE PARK
The rural letter
Illinois will hold
jloi k tomorrow
lug at 2 o'clock,
about one tniml'
iml
in attendance, besides n number ol
prominent men and officers ol uio as
I'm nit inn Resides the pleasures in
rldem to mootlBg at this historic and
scenic !;i"'i there will i' a business
tn RHion ii the R. F t. association al ;
which matters
terntent ol the 1 1
II till' l
nr.
J0LIET BREWERIES
ENJOINED BY LANDIS
.i.i. ...... v.,.- ! Tlifi first move
M what Wm announced ;is a cam-
natKO to '-'op shipment of In-cr Into
..... ,..,v mm v.ik. n todav bV tin- 1 nit -
d Stales msirici an i
men i mi" y k "
restra
and t
ing llic r. linn-, in .... -
i.u,..i I'lilr.pns' Rrnwina t ". both ol
Inli.-t. from violation of the prohibl-
Doe laws, were ohtalned rrom Judge
I .andi. W was charged thai tracks
owned by theae companies made dally
trips to thkueo wnu real lievr.
CARPENTER UNION
OS CUT If PAY
3 wd.Hn nuun
UT WAGES N BA8I8 OF 90
CI nt:- AN HOUR -ISSUE STATE
MINT lu PUBILC ON LATES'i"
Dl VELOPMENTS IN LAUOR MT
UATION.
(n ., , , , t , (.r to I
t'.daj t a life ) tin rat pe
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the I
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brought
maintain, and other conditions ivhl
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ernntnlttee Mien madi t
, ,,t,i!riitiini a- tnlili
the rca
ith and v.illi till
' ' .. .. ., ;,,i,c t
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lti proposal was rejwted nn th
ClUtt . on IV S'- tul 1
ORG
nr or otp am in in
ur o
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flty tks - A -,lf
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HEALTH BOARO ACTS
10 END DANGER ff
VARIOLA EPIDEiC
TWENTY HOMES PLACED UNDER
QUARANTINE STRICT VACCI
NATION ORDERS ISSUED COM
PEL.LINCi SCHOOL CHILDREN
TO SHOW INNOCULATION CER
TIFICATES. Oil
tv licalth
it s reported
MRiUiaii
Will be placed
iv. and Monda
ll pldelllii is
Pike
board
. ,
l
'ashington,
raticis tllld
,11 rinlcri'il
I. I'ati
Mav 31.
ai hi Or. W II
,
B', . li
it home
pans li"
Ith him
IlitlC to
I
West
rhool In North ("
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(CoBl
TILTING THE U. S. A.
Made General i
h7r
ORDER
Whrro.is. Several cases of small
pox exist in the city of Ottawa, and
there is danger of the spread of the
d
persons against smallpox, and
Whereas. The Supreme Court of
Illinois has held that it is the duty
s ich reasonable ru'es and regula-
nd promote the pub'ic hoaltli, and
Whereas. The Bupremi C-jurt Mas
Idren who h.ve not
, , ..,, ..,.,, hu ...r.
u-x or have not neen le'-cntiy sue-
Be t Res0V,,di By the Board of
voer of" Public Health and Safety
j ,,nd Health Officer of the City of Ot-
tawa, that on and after the 24th day
d.
.u.
or other pel
employed In or
about a school building shall be
admitted, received or retained in
any public, private or parochial
(flitted to attend school, who doe:.
not present to the proper school
author it
ttifi
a phy
had s
ternal
yeai s.
with an cx-
B- It Further Resolved, That tin
Hi
ery public, private and parochial
school in said city, o' the order and
diiect them to enforce the same.
PROCLAMATION.
j Whereas. Smallpox is prevalent
in our community and threatens U
spread.
Whereat. Vaccination is the oni
against smallpox.
All persons exposed to smallpf
cordance with the state laws.
If you have not been successfully
vaccinated Within the last five
years, go to your physician and be
vaccinated.
All persons knowing of the ex
istence of case of smallpox or
suspect smallpo must report same
to the local health officer. under
oenaitv orov d- d by state law.
1 Signed) GEORGE V B WEEKS
DANA M. PALMER.
W H PIKE. M. D.
j
B
i , ou
AGE AND CAR
WEST SIDE BUILDING DESTROY
r n n v c i AUte tuk. uhdmimi
-..
FIRE COMMUNICATED Tl
roof of HOUSE AUTO Dl
STROYED.
i Hoys piayini .'. i I. mali'Ii were I
garage owned hv .h . vv;
Wi t Ji
I
I tl
1 1
I
QYS AND ITCHES
nmior oi en
UHU0C
TO GAf
PONTIFF FB0P0SES
ARBITRATION AS ONE
WAY TO BRING PEACE
Duntalk, Ireland, May 21. Pope Benedict has
written to Cardinal Logue, primate ol Ireland, ap
pealing to both the English and Irish t abandon
violence and proposing
,,a,,t.. thai the Irish question be
DEATH FREES YOUTH tA-
The tit iff sent Cardinal Logue
SERVING 2 MONTHS
SENTENCE IN If
ATTACK OF APPENOITIS FATAL
TO r L L I X SMITH, SELF-CONFESSED
BURGLAR, WHO PAR
TICIPATLO !N CATHY HOME
KObOLHY IAN 10.
Felix Smith, aged IV. will n
in tlii remainder of h tun
i ntonce in i lie eountj jail.
I I Mini. I I . . I,.,
an attack of acute :i ppondicit i i.
ad i"i and his i ompanlon ere
with his family, was abenl tn
.'I.
A
M
CHAMPAIGN WINS
STATE H. S. MEET
i
ARREST FLORIDA'S
FORMER GOVERNOR
00,000 lire for the white crosa.
Kill Constables.
On hi I n May 21, Two constablon
iarly laal nmin were shot dead near
Longford l.. h large body ol armed
White a party of police were riding
through Dublin streets in a motor lor
r, ini niL-iit aeveral bombs ware
thrown al the partj by elvillawi. One
.1... i I.. I. . (ho Inrrv :ind RXnlod
111 III IIIUD " - t
ed blowing two iii the constables In-
. I'.-.., I ., II. O
ii ipfint nuns were lired :it iif
Hackers anil three civilian'.! were
ITER
SETTLES CLAIM OF
C
' $10,000 DAMAGE CASE ADJUSTED
' OUT OF COURT, ACCORDING TTO
ORDER ENTERED THIS MORN
ING ON MOTION OF PLAINTIFF.
The S10.000 damage suit, brought
i v Ralph A. Green, administrator fn'
th(, late Leslie Cunningham against
he c O & P. railway, was settled
,,, ,,., and dismissed toy the
plaintin today,
klllnd en .Jul v H
utmlngham was
16, when he wan
j. i,v interut'ban car at the
Krove south of Hif city,
was returning home with the
hi rs ni his family and group of
rts after an all day picnic party
b terms hi settlement wore not
i public.
Peru Woman Wins Decree.
l- rtiwtm-k ut Peru, se-
tornlngi
iformed
t'endent
Aug. it.
the court thai sne ana
were married In Prim
' on the day following hrleftnas
in i'i 'a she a Hi .1 - t tial he beat and
bruised' her She also alleges thai
on April 28 of this year he tore her
drass und threaten a to shoot her.
Thi till w as str 'ted this morning
..,,,1 it,,, sei'iirpil a short llillrt
BOUND TO GRAND JURY
)N SERIOUS CHARGE
( Mr, and
Deer Parh
.fore Judge
o'clock, on
ship, was arraign
le tliis morning i
l
Lit Attorney Harry V, Kelly pros
mted the case. Miss Hornung was
KENTUCKIAN ON
RAMPAGE; SHOOTS
UP LA SALLE HOTEL
An
quit."
Kanka iia hittel here, caused a
.:ii deal of excitement Iml night
n n he stepped Into too alley be
... the hotel sad the paatoAoo,
. n i ,..,. und Bred several shots in
,. ;iir Tl seapade ceurred about
, , The ihot i .'nt Into Hm
(VI l A'aa arrMted ami tiiiisl $ia
ri te al a Beartag before a IikhI
URBAN ROAD
niuy unno
nr.!n0

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