Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., June 03, 1921, FIRST SECTION, Image 1

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:i; TRA DER-JOU
Ottawa I hi i i RADI R
Established 1840
0 I I AW A JOURNAL.
Established itiao
THE. WEATHER.
Fair and cooler tonight.
Saturday (air and con
tinued cool.
AMD OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
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12 PAGES
VOLUME r,.-- 1M
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, KIM DAY, ! I N . 1921
I' HICK, TWO UEKTS.
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PLUMBERS UNION AND EMPLOYERS
REPORTED READY TO END STRIKE
lorr'Q : nnifiKir. vm rn briMn mo p.pahe r atf
MEN WILLING TO TAKE
A DAY CUT IN
THEIR PAY
DISCOVFRS, AFTER
? CAN ST AW at
ran v
MHT OPEN MOP1 1
IP nrT
Altd utrin,
STILL LIVING
i WOMAN M A K f S APPLICATION IN
WORKMEN NOT WILLING TO AC. I PROBATE COURT FOR NIW AD
CEPT EMPLOYMENT ON JOBoj MINISTRATOR WHEN rHE DIS
WITH NONUNION EMPLOYES COVERS HERSELF VICTIM OF
BLACKLIST MUST Lit DIS- UNINTENTIONAL BIC.AMY.
PENSEO with. CONTRACTORS I
MAINTAIN. i ,, i i. ,
tWII lllOIltllH, Mill
settlement nfthe
rllpputi v n
laboi horizon In
up m :iii piumotng t
brotiKhl in i ' lose and H
1 reported, has been completed, ill
ini-ii consontine to a reducUon of pu
hi i in- sti Ikfl and minted
ments, particular stres
ii pi in t In :' i called black
From Hi'' outi et the ei
demanded abolishment
Hat, pointing out that n
the "unfair" lists deprl
vast sums of money en
cont racl ora, i i is said, il
diverge from (heir cour
contracts nre signed a II
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J REFUSE TO CONSIDER
KNOX RESOLUTION AS
ADOPTED BY SENATE
Washington, June 3. 1 he housr- of foreign af
fairs committee, with democrats dissenting, voted
today to report oul the Pol ler resolution for ter
mination of the state of
wai between the United
CO-CQ DC R AMFI1 States and Austro-I lnn-
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FOR SEPARATION OF s
PI 10 IN 1891
gaiy. Kepuuhcin members voted
clidly to ,ulojt the Porter measure
n substitute for the Knox resolution
by the senate repealing the
PERNICIOUS TALES CARRIED T 3
S3
DIS I
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I. c iron w om
Instll uti il nepa-
ONMEREMENT IS
CELEBRATED TODAY
AT P. V. L COLLESE
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1.1 I I I" V:
p
ill ik Ml r
113 I Lill!l
DENY AN
WAS MADE 10 STRIP
MOLONEY RESIDENCE
,000,
CLAT.S OF THIRTY RECEIVE Dl-
PLOMAS FROM SOUTH SIDE SCH0CH NAMED STATE
lEPORT THA
BY CHICAGO DIVINE CLASS
DAY EXERCISES HELCi.
TRUSTEE OF ELKS
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ROI L
The hoiiHe lenders Informed etiair
man Porter that the resolution would
be given the right of way when pre
sentt d tor consideration In that body.
A minorit) repori will be idled by
democrats. Republican member
agreed lo Bland by the resolution and
and FPO CAUSED WEDRON democrats Bald the) saw no need of
WOMAN TO sue SPOU8E DIS- vo"ng """ VVi,-v ur1'h" pther. The re-
I publicans were said to have been un
COVERS ErtROH IN TIME TO willing ta conafdei an oul and out
repeal of the state of war. declaring
iliiit the believed thai the purpose
of the war might b misconstrued.
Delinquency Bill Pastes Senate.
Washington, .lune 3, -rommlttea
amendments to the deficiency bill
ia agains i;i ntiii.f $"r.,00 10 to t 1m shipping
her mate board were approved today by the
in tin ''Ir-1 senate after Senator Konyon had
ul through I charged the board with gross extrav
ly, dismiss usance, waste and Inefficiency. Sen
ii ;i recon ! utor Kenyon estimated the govern
menl was losing from 1,000 to il,
ir Wedronj 000,000 ;i day through the tupping
traced to j board. Reading a lii ol salaries for
irrled taleil ufAoialn. ieaator Kenyon aul they
ilrs of Mr. I make tic nalarie ol cabinet members
separation and senators look like thirty cents.
Immigration Law In Force.
' Washington. June :: The United
' "'!"'' ', . states lodaj began enforcement of
, , the Immigration laws, which confines
, foreigners to onlj three per cent of
' ' "" ' p' their nationals In the- country, only
.,, twenty per rent of the total quota of
'! ;anj given country can enter the
.''"! '.: United states each month The grand
- IJ total i not expected to exceed 500,000.
'" ' ' '.' 122 from Armenia will be permitted
;" "' in June to arrive In this country,
rHIEVES FAILS IM VhRIFICA- (,nciation
TiON WHEN INVESTIGATION IS i.nd the pal
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THREE NURSES AT
RYBURN HOSPITAL
JURY TRYING BOY
UNABLE TO AGREE '
!CL
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FINISH
TRAINING
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not i
menl wer,
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liienl
r;i t inn
rated
Musical Pre
PAPER MILLS STRIKE
CALLED OFF LAST NIGHT
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Ort
rlril-1 ' " e
tied al a ronl
and unl ffi
lea t aunouni
RUTLAND FARM SELLS
FOR S330 PER ACRE
i'.ni
Chlcagoan Delivers Address.
A leeell
dli iteo ih
maim n Ine
not willed :
prices ol
TURKS SLAY GREEI
IN NEW MASSACRES
The trad I Lov! in, Jul
Varland, residing four ml
of Ottawa, In Rutland t
U! t Rold tO i lei hel l VVIt
'::!o .-in acre, iwelvlni
better I II ill pre a :ir pi i, e
sold v at without Improvements in 1
tin- av ot buildings, atr., indicating !
th.it the pun baser ha faith In the j
product ivenest! ot the soil, even with
the bottom oul of the prices paid for
tartn products
BILL, AN HONEST MAN
TELLS OF MONSTER EEL
A live pound eel. thai men mred al- j there,
most three feet in length, was the
prtz ii tnai wimam Hill I I Tint-" AC RilQIWfCC
t ! I I Ll J I U U O ' I, I V.' vJ
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i. Mi .,
facutty, i an) Oounod's s.in ti
Graduating Claet.
lantstin to protect
I Vii leid W. i: Ki
O a U 1
Third Vice Prosldenl -L R Jordan 111 '
of V
Secretary George W. Uasselnian ! 11 '
Estate of $1 12.r)0.
Culled
i 'armol.
lli.'ll
Cih
OMMENCEMFNT EXERCISES ARE
ANNOUNCED FOR TUESDAY AF
TERNOON. JUNE. 14 ARRANGE
FOR GRADUATION EXERCISES.
ud personal ' !!' bin n M
U Her son i,,.ia n, ,u.
MEMORIAL ASSN.
IS INCORPORATED
it I., t
RE-SUSPEND PERU
LA SALLE OAS RATES
PE0RIAN KILLS MIS
FORMER HOUSEKEEPER
F. 0. L0WDEN HEADS
U. S. H0LSTEIN ASSN.
it ion exer ises of
ospital will he
tiome on Tuesday
The lass u ill ho
this year, only
I'lmnia Ri hards,
rs Martha Downs
uas. showing that
sfullv completed
Jessie Horn, superintendent ot
ititui Ion tated today, that tha
il program for the graduation ex-
had ti..' been arranged us yet,
luii .i program would be held.
ih" three graduates were pre-
, with I heir much coveted di
us following the formal exer-
i public r ption will be held
e nur e home, when all th
i ii the organisation will be
nn opportunity to congratulate
, r ivtng their diplomas the
iters of the class can take tit
' ted nurses e a initial ioti of th.3
. and beoome full Hedged regis"
rear, is inaller
iv years, the
i be exi eptioii-
k ii i 10-000 RAIL WORKERS
MBUfoEuRrS.r1shpol.ce to get back old jobs
ll.le to ho I t
ranch! it. ir Coel Ot ek s rath ot
laws, and according lo hint he had
hard tini" K. la are 1 1 tun t i tiiu I i
round this sect km of the country and
Bill considers it ijuile it catch.
FAILURES RECEDES
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BRITISH MINERS TURN
Snl-
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DOWN STRIKE OFFER
lock
CtU'
ofRi
wll
Paul. Minn., Jun 3 RetweeBl
and "i ii.". workmen will be
nployed ii the NortheH Pa
and the Great Sorthern shops,
iais announ today. The men
he ailed bat k to work July U
a ., i t -i i i direct result of the
,, r...t,,, i,n aald a Northern P
i j n.ic ko." akc, I a ...ti