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FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921.
OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOTJRNAE,
PAGE THREE
TORRENTIAL STORIV!
OP MANY SECTIONS
MISSES THIS CITY
PERU VI8I1 i I) BY CLOUD BURST
MANY HI i. IONS INUNDATED
BY MLAVY DOWNPOUR LAST
NIOH1 MAN
NINU
IT 1 1 Y LICMT
The rainfall ill Ottawa laal
WSS iii i
liwlil'l than '"I two
preceding nights. Lletween T day
tii;li! and Wednesday morning 73
(if an Inch of rain was regl tered by
(Carl Wondol thu ofitclal weather re-
norter Uctwoun Wednesday nighl
. ii ,.,. I
mill I Inn iday iiinrniii.'. Ii "i .in "
fell, while laat night Llio gauge vod ;
i ? nt .,ii null mnkin the to-
tal Him
Inche
ii the throe night 1.32
Mi
Of Hi" H'i
gariten
beat, n down bj the ruin Tuesday . ,t0n off In
night and earlj Wednesday morning, y v) wMl N1
while Wednesday night the minfall formerly
alHii caused conaidoraiblo dumage. The) i
The rainfall last nighl vva ol a ' ,:, about Si
mora gentle nature and b said by Miss cv
gardeners to have been very bono n Ottawa via
ftclal lo Hi" eropB, although ii cuus- Miss llelein
ed autolsts cottconalderabln ih com- Mass., i viBil
furt. ' ' Mrs 11
In Maraeillea today ii was reported wn avenue,
tluii a mjnhiture cloudburst neai the Harold hrbt
Presbyterian church in Breokfleld n visitor ins
township, caused the growing ri ,.!,'!
much damage laal night, although the , .
farm era in that vicinity predicted the ' ,;,
losaea fr he ram woul
Cloudburst Near P
I'eorl.'l. 1
i
liab
approximate eatlmati toi
damage caused b) tin
hlch "nt hundred i ol p
tlo ir hum
tust nf t'eorla, ovcrtlowc
Inst night,
Small live at ick and ti uck gardi
t'rbandale th" entire population
about Urn was driven from tli
limn", for the greater pari ol tho
r lohl Thn ,i U hp i.li In full i.urlv I
thl niiirnli
risen and I
turn tn their homes. Ilailroad bridges
tin T. I and V . S llltll re a
Erie and Wi t' in trains are
this mornin . according to
officials,
Peru Under Water.
Peru. Juno ' (Special)
v itb all the earmarks ol an
(loud burst, hit Peru lust n
tweon . and ti o'clock, lloodlnf
trai ka. No 19, a fast pas . i
tu Hie
Bw 'I, I, i
bud lib
Bum pi i"
Audi'
entfa sti
Tl I II H Wl
of his b
kno ke!
II In
I
rvi cut '
tine after tin
ed ufficleutl)
il
Yi
JINX FOLLOWS U. S.
TEAMS TO EUROPE
figure ii jinx i on Americans
national i ontei t this year.
Plrsl of nil, merh an golfi
miserably In lOn gland and
tanlti ii .it ( bant Illy, It loi
Tilden will be the only
l
in the Derhj wed)
where.
It looks
ii this Is not our ear,
Ami
V
tb"
in discussing the tr:bt
uiey hna appeari d and
ig reconled la done b:
SWIMS RIVER TO NAB
FUGITIVES ON ISLAND
Cheyi
on a w
Platte
Ahrabni
wanted
n il v i :
Wyo . tun" i
near Hridgepi
in
i d to a deuu
the n
p
Brldg
the fugil
b.ib
Censure Comes to All
It is foiiy for an eminent n
n to
think of escaping censure, and r
ti'"" to be a (Tee! ed by it n tl
rostrions pernmis "f nntlqitlHr, nnd in-
deed Of efery sge, hnvc pnssi .: I
this Bery persecution. There
dpf"tis sgtitnst reprnsi b but
lty ; It is a kind nf i MlCOtnltl
irentness, ns satire and ne i
vrsre an essential part "f a i
triumph. Addison.
"Bottomry Bo"d."
A Vn.. . I 1 .. I 1 IkaM.
A 1 "ii ' 1 i "i 1 1 1 pi a it'iini mm i u
Bent known to i nle along thi sea
shore, being an agreement between
tile owners of a boat and fhoSB from
wiioni money is bormve4, pledging
the slop or its rargo or both as se"iir-
lty, the terra arising from tlte. isss of j
the -ortl 'loitiim. wtiich la taken to Ms
elude the entile ship.
I
,i Cullon. ol l avwlston, Mont.,, i i
D r.ni' I al Hi" i i 1 1 1 hi Ins daUKbtor,
M n i !lurouct) Wll mi. on I louglaa
gtrnel
Mr. . 1 1 I Mi
Wllsoil Of
ot'k uinoiie
II
Postmai tor .1 .1
pn longer for I III'
in lllisllle
II I Ml
lih
today.
Vincent ()'( ilown ii
i utcngo la 1 even
vlsll with in I'"
Vl'lliDK I"!" II '"'V d
liinnh and frlow
ds.
Mi Nee O'Nell
Soil llrnv iir .mil ii.imli
tor Ann hi Uiluyotto tree! am Hpunu
lug n tow days in Springfield.
lv nnd Mi Frank Motlllo, ol t
iu'ii Tnw iisliin. route I ire the. nroiul
. . , , .,,
inii ;ii ftybtirn ho pita
('rank Ileilley spnnt yoaterdaj in
Juliet nn biiHinoss.
Rollen Smith of ("enter Ottawa wua
a Chicago vlaitor yesterday
. i . ! I i . : i
' ' 1
In Morris today
Utornej H Shay ol Htreutor win
an '
'rank Sandei - and dnu ;hter, Miss
S, Isabella Sander, . M ive ntnrtt I on
.in extendi I trli
-i i rn i
vl
in Vnn San
I
is, 1260 Ottu-
; isltll
I'll
lor sl
VI i Nil i
Island to attend Hi" funeral
street.
larseilb
I
,
transticttMl
MlsSCS
. ( in
' , In Oil
1 1 1 e s II 1 1 1 11 1 ' lb tie
Mr W. I. Hiii ister
VT ind : the '
Chicago visiting friendB and relative!
HOUSE WOULD EXPEL
rock island man
I
Senate Holds Brief Sesslor
I u 1 1 o : i
p, adjourned for tne
eri I
ill
I tl
luded ili" following:
ihorlzes a three mill
it Of to
I
mviiiK restrictions on Ih
'
;1 1
h. carp bnffalo and bullheads, Th
a i i 1 1 1
i providi
mist contain at least Hv
i it ii
i
, . : , 1 1 1 1 1 1 i
1 -
1
on tor
ho mines Inspection i
I
a -t.it" Inspector
governoi
les for a lour year term at ..'
r
Ik. 4
. It ,
I Male want add Kecttcn DMt ftve.t
IGUk 8SBnUEs
AisYStft! Tai mi
a ,. ts
! JrV
zt Ml
TO I.BT ol: sn 1 RK ntt sen I ol
i over and timothy bay land. Phom
mil t ft.
POR BAI.K hlseti grade farnltnre, k.
a now Musi soil as are re b-av
town. i-"t w. Madison Btnvt.
Trading Wives
i IL 1 m
ft
1
4r
I
V
liiai.
Hi
Mr. and Mrs VOorman S Huffman
Vfuticy (rii,'ht
lantls. in keci
llvot'ce, each el
mil i c losi frleui
Ind, hati
onment 1 1
n
by i
amended to
i api"
jiurpi 30 of
lyi s and in
ir purchase
, :
'
it !
Summer Tabic
I
I
.
i JOT
J m
E
1
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, . vv. U P -J j ; i
tap rLj
- 'il .
- - LJ
Ml
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A table for your veranda may be
made from grandmother's old wash
stand. A piece of Kl.isa may bo cut
to- lit the lop nnd tho towol racks
may stay on for napkins or an extra
lunch cloth. By utting grooves in
tho lower shelf you wilt have room
for iiidivj;bi.ii serving tables.
Pigoly
0
f Icllo,
-
pkf
10c
K I I ,,. in rca, Q f
V. 1 . 11. JL. J
DC
20c
ivv 15". ins.
25c
ft '-i 1 t ros! iviacaroni
T. md ' ;hctti, ;
A . , , - n t
8c
17c
rA BEI CHNUT P
Large 1 ir
EANUT BUTTER
v
VA
Medium j.n
Small j ir
and Husbands
4
r
Vsitf: -x ''i'Sfc
IS
.'.'V
p
tleftj an Mr ar.il Mrs William
'I to trad" wives unl hus
o wlvca have Hied suit for
pies are next il'jur neighbors
; C. CE C. DELEGATE TO
MATCDWAV MfFTIMH
niLituni iiiLLiniu
WILL PILE REPORT
J. D. BASSETT to TELL OF NEW
ORLEANS CONGRESS AT SPE
CIAL SESSION IN CLIFTON
HOTEL OTHER CHAMBER AC-
IVITIES,
I VI : Mil !
Will
otel to
it who
v Wa
so " l
ir car-
trom
play-
iiie, i i it, a t ri I o no
. ,1, . ..t.! Ill il
under coi
D. of I. Committee.
... ibiloa to
lien to
Rock and Peer Park. Parlies
' or I '
.... i p. m
Prepare Road Article.
IHnnlM Vntomrthile lub and
Wiggly
ind Brand C ol
, it, JJC
j Swattsdown, pkv;.
38c
10c
it ii). n-r
l.uttli
I1II1.1 .io.o
25
Milk
Ilk
1
liuttcr
IIP 4
10c i
27c. i V-
17c i V
MAID WHO PUT ALL
I!
ID bm
WE!
in
LURE" FOR SLUGGERS ANU
HODLUPS PLEE8 PR I SON CULL
DRE8SED in FELON'8 GARB-
HUSBAND BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN ACCOMPLICE.
Jolli i III. June :. Chicago pollci
todu) arc inarehlng the underworld
I'or a n llniwn Hurl
i he lure," w ho iwcupcd I mm I hi
woman's prlaon liii" yesterday after
II, ; III. Ill I
II ' III 1 ,',.','
uiiii ii committed more than a i cot
ii robberlei in I 'hicago la t wind
Her huabund, Kurtz Hurt.mun, wi
i in leiidi'i
i 1 1 1 1 1-1
man an "The Lure." Her part In ii
I 1 1 bbcriea waa i" dru a nn n to in
: apartment In North lark itroi
il beuti
i th" women k prison, tho Hurtzman
boon on :
ii - 1. Fuller, l
.... fated t
I morning that ln had no Idea as to
. . effected
k she had b
probably 1
lie a short
t it at ion.
irsduy she had
I month. It may be that bofo
aw her husband lasl week
; had had an Interview It.li
iiiuii tho outsidi ami arranged
escape."
Miss Puller said that she i
Hurtzman woman nl noon
rved, but
n In r al
nt tin nuiidiim mere
vent her from t troll
I i een b)
ll In r Iii opera.
d yosterduy afternoon
1, tb
mi tli" woman's lunld
i 'i
comment
1
III il
.... ... '
i
" "
; i nn I
; I" m- same tone ol voice
I
'
gone buck to the in
i a
i
m
912
4
i
f m ?OK. THE iM
J KA il L C3H
Gifts of Jewelry
Are gift thai en
dure, arc accept
auit .md appre
ciated. A Comprehensive
display of good
jewelry makes
selection easy .it
this store. The
prices are most
reasonable.
RIGDEN
210 W. Main St.
MEN IN B0QB CLASS
ESCAPES FROM PEN
!
i
1
71
9f
il
1
m f
'A t
wa mw
io Driiain
This statue of George Washington
th" i-ift nf the state ol Virginia
to tii" British people. It will ! unj
veiled June 80 in Trafalgar Square
London-
' '
cago ami titer
'
i" 'I
i
said to bo
Knew What He Was DTir.y
Photoplay Writer "Hut i i I
This character la supposed to
very homely man, and you have
fur that part the handsomest mi
your conipnny." I dreetor- -" h.
be linin.'iv enough
n ibe camera !
r get through
's engaged toi
e boys are In
man nnd tb"
with him. i'i
the star, and
lov; with her.'
President as a Fire Flflhter,
When the treasury was on lire, in
the first President Adams' time, be
was In II
Pels nt Wilier
ff"m tb urest pump. The i pie me. "John just asked me to come
Induced him to leave the bucket line, Und kiss him. You come." Chicago
for fear he would catch cold. i Tribune
UP1
ft. Ei
i
and SATURDAY
C H A R L r: S RAY
in
"HOMER COMES HOME"
v that Gets to Your Heart .ind Pulls
it ti Sends You Away Full nf Smiles
Also "TOPICS OF THE DAY"
o
it
a
w
v
O
o
( i )MING "THE
'. '.
'
i
1
T O M
D ESERT LOVE"
Al
A GOOD
i
I Adults 15c.
VVKI!
fONIGHT
Tl : i il
'A i !.S ') Ir' I 1 1 I'
r
SI
j ni niodern life ever shown upon the screen. 4
Lavish C ostumes
Don't
CowfNews
Probate Court
i lulin Allwd Hi t Milton Tope
I'eii r Ulnnehl ill ... t; II Hasily
I : ' Ni III" M Heard ! U Hwyer
The following estate will be called
I'nr adjustment ol claims on Monday
Juno llth, A I)., 1921 at l :30 P M. In
tb" order In which administrator! or
executors til" proofs, molding to nil
r, of this uuri ;
K. i d" Admr or Kxr.
Ada J. Watson,
Peoples Tl u I & Savings Hank.
Catherine Lemp The Fust Trust Co.
Mary Mauror, ICdw, !. Mattrer, ct al.
Hannah Carr, Gilbert It'aber.
Anna Mi Konna Prank K. Folletl
Vincenzo Salnrlb, VrVmflt P Kollott.
James B. Cummins. .Mary K Cummins.
I.'obt J. Currle, Henry C. Nowcomer.
Jennie 8. Dearth, Geo I. Dearth.
Haidiol oBholl, Lawrence W, Bflnell.
Prank P. IJartlett, Duncan McOflBtall.
Kfa Ki utzor. Henry Ream.
Kiitb Siinwdeii nee Kilbiirn.
II II Dfcl
' Anna K. Lohr, Willi. nn V l.ehr.
; Plorenco Evelyn Pinch,
Clara Pinch Smith.
William b ut' r. Jarnh lleuter.
Julia Godfrey, Catherine Wright,
! Charles U West, Charity West.
I Eliznbeth W. Clark M. W. Clark.
Margaret Park, IS. &. T. Co.
W. S. SI ly, Mary K. Sbeody
Caroline Prnfckc, Fred c. Prafcke,
(ii ni go F. I!n ii, Nellie S. Rich.
Kdward Bellroso, Clara Uellrose.
Ella .1 !oons, E. I . Coons,
p. in I'rob of Will Est Henry Phlll
more in-. June al 10 Kst Mary
A Gibson brg June !50 al 10 -Est
Kniirad Vogel hrg in part cont to
June 9,
Proof of Heirship Est Konrad Vo
gel Mary A ClIbBOD.
Accl and repl Api -EbI Orvllle Nor
"a t. nl oat aett u s to Lottie,
v, ill 13 t lib hard I Moran t
limlly Moran per bund 114,000 -
apprs ai ptd inii S"pt term.
Petn l'rl Sale of Per Ppty -Est
Ai t bur It Holman sale ord kc
Admi tu Ei t Thos Sullivan to Hun
cm McDongall on tiling bond ;4i.u'iu
Circuit Court
Orders
2250 : Kb bards vs Richards mo by
C A L that objnac to Masters fiiul
iiiK stand as exeptns ulwd,
Didn't Care to Substitute.
It Is often annoying to have a mall
brother around, but my must embar
rassing experience taught me that a
; small sister was quite ns bad. A man
who waa calling on me one summer
afternoon asked my small sister to sit
in thn ou-lnv nmi tnii uiii, htm mi t
nils i"
' ' i. Ella," sbe culled to
RIDDLE WOMAN"
M I X
in
.SO
COMEDY
Children 6c.
'4
THI. I'URNACE" i
With an all Star Cast
including
Agnes Ayres,
Milton Sills and
Theodore Robert 5
........ 1 ,li-im io 5
(11'is.l i o ' v i iim uiaiuot m
4
Unusual Situations
Miss This
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