Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., June 17, 1921, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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FRIDAY. JUNE 17, 1021.
OTTAWA PREE TltADEti - JOURNAL.
PAGF TH RF fit
CITY DWELLER IS
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WALTER I'll i 8CO I T . PRI SIDE Nl
OF NORTHWE SI I UN UN IV 1 M
STY TELLS VISITORS AND bTU
UF N 1 9 Al His INAUGURATION.
l' handling hlld
i I workors
' EEvanston III., .1 nne 1 1 The
chI Atnortcun i tods) In ell)
r, prasldonl Walter DIM 8coi
Nortbwe li rn I'nlvi rail) tol I 1,1
iIpiiIh. ;i liuiilii ind Vl lltor ;'"''
ti i k inauRiii it i"ti as I'm Idi'iil i
University her Tuesdaj
"We arc no longer lustiflod
stkuuir liunuui deprii ii hs i In
of ineffli lem 5 and dl i nntei
botneii 1 hool churi li tun
dustrles," President Hrotl a
"The real i au e Is rathi r to be
In ub, In. are parenti teiu hers
latSI ; ii"! III. III. IlII I W I' II I vo
to develop nu'thodi
ran, pupil . pari In
In keeping iili ii"' develop i i
(fir toth renturj
The set lal sciences have nol hcen
sr compllteb developed in the na,ur'
al telenets and s i helpfully appllcii
and consfquedtly we have i nado
a itmllar td vanes In mel hods ol n un
Inn and handllug men Mi n and worn
tn are tfldaj in.t aneiiuarn ' iniiii
tm i wenl cth centur.v civilization and
tlio are nol woi blBK toBether or
t . ii ely 'ind happllj
"The ti plcal Aniorli an ol today 1
mine ofti n the descend ml "t teei
hup pa .. in er 'Ii tn ol the pilgrim
fatbei ' he added Our convention
of men! our method i of (ruining nu n
hiiiI our methods o handling men ire
H largely the traditions of the
elfhti enth ind nlnctei nth 1 entui le
"Thoirndllfonal mi Hunt "i handling
nipn In Vim i lea vvtts to di Ide ll
Int,, tun 1 1 . is the be ici ind Hie
grudge and to Ireal them bi nrdliu;
lv Moal were thought lo he ho e
The koi il b le B teai h H thai
Americans of ioda cnnnol be divided
Into botse ; and i i udgi ; thai sui h
dlstini ttonti are i onti trj i" tin fai I
-nd in ii Hi" dlvi r e method ol hand
ling mn ha ed on su ii distinct Ion.
are dangerous to the heal Interci I of
our nation
"Our Inherited methoil ol training
Hinl htndllng men tail to nieei oin
present heeds, Foi guidance we must
understand the i rowd and the mob
must think In groups, i la and
rftce v muBl realize lhal In
Amerh i todaj eon venttan la more po
tpnt tlnoi tradlcthHi."
In din " ning North w estern, i'rosi
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Ainl Foo! Jokes
According to tradition the custom
sroae from the fact that Noah sent
i. hi the dove on the flrsl of the month,
which corresponded to our April, he
fore the water had abated, To perpet
imio the memory of the great dellv
eraiice of Noah and his family, If wna
customary on this anniversary t,. pun
lsh persons who had forgotten the
remarkable circumstance connectudj
with the date by sending them on
some foolish errond, Blmllar to that
on which the patriarch sent tbe luck
less dove from tin; windows of tho
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ARTIST SKETCHES BY
MENTAL TELEPATHY
New 'rk. if suddenlj out of no-
where come picture to vmr mind
j which you proceeded to pulnt nr draw,
I that would be no very extraordinary
I iirt'iiir, would it V
I But, If weeks later, In new iimd
pern tips or in lunik or pnotograpns,
you saw the identical iiiinc you hud
painted whal would you say? Espe
cially if your sketch nhowed an an
clenl temple or far-off villa win.se like
you have never seen before?
Transmigration of the soul or the
theorj of reincarnation might, by
some, explain rucIi an occurrem e, But
MIri Hydney Dyke rejects these theo
ries, or, rather, says she simply doesn't
trj to Recount for her "memory" plc
Hires.
i in the wulis of "The Oasis," at No,
in Bast Forty-seventh street, Miss
Dyke's paintings hung at present. To
the uninitiated they look like very in
teresting water-colors of landscape
and design, But they are of two par
ticular kinds', those called "symbolic
portraits" and others, "memory pic
lures."
"Sometimes I have thought," says
Miss Dyke, "thai I have looked upon
certain scenes in another age, another
place, But, I do not like to talk of
transmigration,
"Yet I do believe In something like
ti continuity of life. For Instance,
then is the 'Villa d'Bste,' the painting
f.ver there itii the express trees, a
little pond and a villa in the distance,
When i mnde that I had a strong feei
iru; flint I must pul pinnacles on the
tuiiidiiic. although I thought they
would be hardly the thing. Later I
mel some one im snw the picture and
discussed it with me.
"I wanted to call it the 'Villa d'Bste.'
Wp get ;i lini.k of villus iiml found
that one really called hy that very
name h Fifteenth century building
hud pinnacles such us 1 had drawn
Weighing thp fcnrth.
The naval observatorj says tnS
nmss of i in- earth has been deter
mined bj means of the Torsion bal
gnce, mi Instrument for mi'ii--ui'iiiK
very minute fori i Bj menus of Ihls
Instrument the attractive force of a
large metal hall Is necurntelj meus
ureil, nnd hy compn Ing this force with
die earth's attraction the mass of tlm
earth maj be nsi ertained,
Western Hemlo'-.k.
Western hemlock, found In nl.un
dnnce In British Columbia, roaches a
height "f from 120 150 feet, with
a diameter of from - to -r' feet, with
occasional trees as high us 'j.M) feet
nnd 8 feet In diameter,
NOTICE.
Kelly & Ki'iiy. Attorneys,
Estate ol ll.nni.ih Otdl, Deceased,
Notice la hereby given thai the un
dersigned, executor ol the last will
tnd lostamenl of Hannah Cull, late
ni the oounty oi La Balle and Btate
o Illinois, doceaised, will appear be
fore the probate courl ol s.tid county,
in the Rrsl Tuesday (being the :-i x h
da 1 1 of September, l'J!i I, al I he pro
hate courl room, in Ottawa, in said
county, when and where all persona
having claims nr demands agalnsl
.iul estate are nol Iflod to attend and
present the same In writing for ad
in. i ment.
Dated the 16th day of June, a D.
L921.
EDWARD CULL,
Executor.
Many Mliislng.
Every year no fewer than W,Q6Q
persons are reported missing In Lorn
don nlone, Some of them are nevtl
seen aor heard of again; others, uftor
weeks nr months of absence, return
nnd take up the threads of their for
mer life bs If they had never left u.
Brooklyn Baglo,
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Chess v Checkers.
Chess rtHnls lo mature minos, nna i "Reincarnation, us un explanation,
wood ui plu s mosl of the accoutre- ; don't like. The word Is useri by so
iiu nts with which it Is played, Some I ninny fnkers that I must reject it."
of the besi are of ebony and bow, I, j MisS Dyke is a tall, irrlking-looklng
Inn verj satisfactory games may be young umiinn ef handsome nnd whole-
nh i with ,,'ii"w poplar, basswooa, some aspect, Mer findings are nol the
1 walnut, maple and birch outfits, fno , result of mooning over weird psychic
,11. some holds true of checkers, imt tnat subjects bui have come naturally nnd
game nsunllj Is rated a little lower j simply to her attention. She has- made
ivi iieeni than chess In scientific points; though j pictures, the ideas of which Interested
r il no less nn nuthorlty than Rdgar Allan , !,,, an(j ater found thnt they had nn
ti lei , p,. holds linn us a mental exercise j signtflcnnre. From thnt beginning
of the highest and purest srt check- i stie perfected, by self-teaching, her
r Vme ! ...... ,.i,4.w fpchnlone In n uter-culors ' " ' ""'
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Human miture, ni
tessloSal skill and
In diseil .sine Hi
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aiown f pi 1 1 M '
heltage of ea i
communil
flint thi hi rli
vetsltlea nm t
m liable the I"
Austria's Hut Industry.
.,n tin industries of Austria,
, . lem 10
small ex ten l on ii"' Importation
. ,, ni. s ihe hnl Industry,
ni irtdj
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Head Oi
Osteopath Y
In a i
tho In
Underwear Fashions Changing
at ion
least
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tall ii"ur his
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Oil.
They
them-
s,iw the Elephant,
i-rltie aged four, saw sn
tr us for i he first t inn.
Iti Bhe exclaimed: "Oh,
at tii, iai horse i'li a
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HAY FEVER
These Cases Need Intelligent
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. as the rasnions oi our uut ..".
blouses change, bo must tho fash
ions of lo r iin.iu s. French voile in
, either th -ah or white is the fancy or
I tho moment And teddies are be
" trig shoved to tho background by
snappy little knickers, which ml
! luiiv loves for their very trimness.
They are not profusely ornament
ed. Indeed, they are rather sevens
things depending upon a flat lino
or handsome lace for decoration.
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glnis beanl e ho i ame raw
picture- hy waj of th tat
New York I'cntury t i rirst
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and hots Is an atti I ion on an
itn A Ins the m and inrllling
serial. 'I lie Sky IJ.illU" r, l'l
hv Qeotse B. Belts, who playa ih--hen
part, .lutn Caprli e bi Ing co
tarnsi sttss Khattor shares with
Ham Resaels the villein) ol the pic
lute up to s eertnta point, shee her
t nfler h. art i SO ' - lo r 10 go OVer
to Un sMe ot the hem and bwrotne.
roughi
in.tii
I in vaudeville,
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I rencn last, r n I 1 er
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