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TUE80AY, AUGUST 9, 1921
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6.8 MILES OF HARD
ROADS IN COONTY
GOVERNOR SMALL, FOLLOWING
INSPECTION OF HIGHWAYS. OR
DERS 145 MILES OF PAVING
BIOS TO BE RECEIVED BY
AUG. 23.
OTTAWA FUKE rnyWER .lOUKNtf'
PresidcntTordirig Stream
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InrlutaM, HI., Auk. 8, Governor
Hiiuill, follow iiik IHh iirw week'i In
apoctlun or rnul InillilliiK work In till
iioIh, Iiiim ordered t he liiimcilluti' build-
ihk. tf full priori are in be obtained,
or approximately H.r miles of concrete
bard roads.
He ban Instructed the division of
highway to receive bid! for tlii work
on Am; I'll, and the li-tUnn Iiuh 1iih.ii
advortlmMl for that date, The adver
tisement culls for IiIiIb on the follow
Imk BtrotriioH oi roan:
Mixs KnuiHt' Buchner of Bm' M;l1"
tree! iian tone i Peoria for a vmii
with trlende.
Mr and Mra. Albert Keys and
granddaughter, Betty Lou, r India
napolla, Ind., are visiting al the noma
,,f Mr. and Mra. W. B, Howard, on
Hares itreet Mrs. Keys in slsts
of Mra. Howard
Arthur Prank and mother of Baltl
more, former Ottawa resident, have
returned heme after a visit with Ot
tawa friend.
J. I). Alschuler Of St LOW. Who
baa been vlaltlni. al the home o( his
grandparents, Mr and Mra. a. Al
schuler, on East Main street, motor
ed to Chicago lor a short visit yes
terday.
Miss Irnia Metsger ol Weal Madl
on streel has returned tb her home
aftef a Mail with friends In Chlca-
Miss Mary Kit pat rh k ha - returned
to her home In IMlbuuuo, la , after
spending the past tnontn wim iw
aunt. Mrs William Mulholland. on
Superior si reel
Mr. and Mrs Carl Peterson and
Mr. and Mrs 1 Anderson have re
turned from B tisliitiK trip to Wlscon-
Miles
...IjM
. . .5.99
u
...4.18
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.6.71
.liicknon county
i'erry Washington counties
Washington
Greene
Cass
win
MM.unn 7 till
Winnebago-Stephenson 6.10
Stephenson 4.49
Cook. . 8.04
DuPage 8.96
DuPage 6.16
DuPagS :i.89
Cook ' :.:!7
Cook 8J52
DeKalh 0.46
Piatt-Macon
Williamson .1.81
Jackson-Williamson 1.96
St. Clair 1,04
St. Clnlr Clinton 1.83
Washington ir.i
Washington 6.98
Washington 4 .so
KHne-Dul'aKe B.61
La Salle 8.81
DeKalh 8.43
Clay 7..10
Brown 4.36
Franklin l.U
Madison 1.08
Cook 1.44
Cook 0.33
Bids will also be received
ine sections of 1 and li.li
sin They made the trip oy worn
Mrs. Mary Sheridan and son Char
les of Milticle, Ind . are visiting at
the hot f the former's sister. Mrs
Ddward Corrlgan, In North Ottawa
Miss Margaret Vox was a La. Balle
Visitor la.st night.
itoy Brown f Btreator was an Ot
tawa visitor lust night
Fred Bude has gone to Chicago for
u several weeks' visit.
f'uu WmwIumiiii of Strealor was an
Ottawa visitor last night,
Mrs Kthel Jackson Of Shahhona
and J, H Cruise of Karlville were Ot
tawa shooters yesterday.
MIoj I'.moioi ':nrle is visiting friends
In La. Porte. Ind.
Mrs Rose Gallagher and daughter
Hose and son John, and Miss Stell
Madden Of MendOU visited friends
hro yesterday
Miss Rose Uickerson Of West Ot
tawa has gone tO I-a Porte, Ind., for
a visit with friends.
Miss Irene Halm has returned to
her home on West Main street lifter
ii visit with menaa in uiw,
Miss Marie Kuhn of West Ottawa
has gone to La Porte, Ind., for a visit
with frien Is.
Sheriff and Mrs. C, 8, Avers went to
oi k Island today to attend the state
on grad-1 sneriirs convention.
miles in I Morev Itoherts and family arrived
Special Meeting Starved Rock Coun
cil, Knights of Columbus,
This mulling tit it o'clock to nmkn ar
rangements for attending the funeral
of the late Dean John P. QttlMk,
JOHN W FTUBHAN, D. Q, K
! To
P
iils of ;
Notice.
I he Alumnae and to tin
St. Xavler'a Academy!
Bach member of St, Xavler'a alum
line and each pupil Of the school is re-
I Quested to meet at the academy at
S HU o'clock Wednesday morning. Auk.
0, to form in a procession to attend
the solemn muss of requiem tor our
beloved pastor. Very Kev Dean Quinn.
MARUAJUST CONNELLY,
President.
Card of Thanks.
Wi wish to thank the many friends
and oeiu'hhors who so kindly assisted
us and sent Moral offerings during our1
great bereavement in the death of our
dear son and brother, Keith P. Pierce.
We also wish to thank the American
Legions of Ottawa and Ctica Pierce
Davis Post. War Mothers. Womelis
Relief Corps. (1. A. It and various!
other organisations who so kindly as
sisted.
PHBD PIERCE AND FAMILY. I
PHOTOGRAPHS of thelate
Dean Quinn are now on
sale at Hostetler's Studio,
212 Madison Street.
This picture lak
'.tru; fording u Rtrf.ro
I untalns ;-.hows President Hard.
ti .;i tire manufacturer
TAKE SIX MONTHS
I FRONT
10 U. S.' BACK GATE
T
0 HIKE FROW
there the trip led tb Ottawa for a
short rest.
The otioptc have had many expert-1
encea, geod and had. but the one thing
most desired has been accomplished
Mrs. King's health is fully restored
and she speaks lichtly of the hard
ships undergone. They recall vividly
tin- eight hundred miles jaunt the;
desert from Pendleton, Ore, to Sid-!
ney. S-v., where water was Scarce
and rattlesnakes numerous, a snoW
stoim tijftt confined to the scant
shelter of a bridge' for eighteen hours,
and a friendly ride hy an auto for a I
feu miles where they could obtain,
provisions, hut those and other like
experiences were past history now.
Comment On Camp Site.
tmnM tin? contrasting things ob-
;iltolileil
Kendall county; on bridge sections in
Stephenson. Will and Kendall coun
Willi
home last evening from their month's
OUttng at Helena. Mich,
i J. A. Andrews and wife left today
for Oeneseo, III . for a visit of a couple
of weeks w ith their son and other rela
tives. Harry Belroae was a pussonKer for
( Im ago tins moiiung
OPERATION FATAL TO
STREAT0R MERCHANT
reator, Aug. 9.- Streator lost one
Its most prominent, progressive
This letting is in accordance
the governor's determination to push
his road building program with al)
possible speud. His successful light
f.ir n,iiT u Itt,. nrfraa in rn:,d riinslrn,
ttrm makes this possible He has sin- ' Mr and Mrs J. F. Farrefl are spend
ceeded in reducing the average coet ling the day in Chicago
per mlt froi)i $40,ouO to approximately
f27,5f)00 and it is expected that suc-
, cessful bidders on nil of the paving
work outlined above will he well under
Che $30,000 per ill He figure which the
governor set as a limit.
This year up to July 2K. a total of
. i74.i6 miles of pavement bus been
completed, at a rate of about eighteen
miles per week.
Dp to July 80 contracts have been
awarded for 1 T5.4 miles id' concrete
pavement and 260.6 miles of grading
The contract cost of the pavement
is 83iV3AiVid the eotit of fjho
cement is 11,288,566, making the grand
total for the pavement, including ce
ment. $5,081,074, or an average cost
per mile complete of $L'9.uou. Receut
contracts awarded have ranged
around $28,000 per mile.
The contract 'price for the 260
miles of grading, including cement tor
culverts, etc.. totals $1.1 i;r.,'.'.l . 1 7. Con
tracts have also been let for sixty
three separate bridges at a cost, in
eluding cement, of $830,212.
lam
d t:
Neb
i.
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served Were the camp sites
hy the cities through which tl
ed. In the West suc h Sitea a:
oils. One at Brand Is
equipped with a cook
tree electric stoves for
tourists. Ottawa was tl
nois city furnishing a
Moline being the other.
more pleasantly SitUStl
va.
After leaving Ottawa Mr. and Mrs.
King will visit for u time in ibkafio
ami lio n expect to proceed to Buffalo
Miflsn.na. then to the Catskill
mountains and finally about October
1st reach the end id' Lhe trip, making
uood their determination of a hike I
from the IJohleii Gale at San Fran
cisco tQftfte terror of navigation. Hell
gate, in Die Iwrbor of New York.
CONTINUE NAZARENE
MEETINGS A WEEK
The Naanne meetings which have
been conducted in a tent in Allen
Park did not close Sunday night, as
they were scheduled to. The meet
ings were continued lor (-lie more
week on the request ol large numbers
of Ottawa people who have been at
tending them.
The sessions are conducted undei
the leadership of Rueben Morsch, son
( Mr. ami Mrs. William C. Morsch Of
Wallace township, and John McKay.
Tin- two young men an on their way
to iudi; to act as missionaries.
Large numbers have been converted
whit.- the meetings have been in session,
Maytag Company
announces big reduction
in Washing Machines
Notice.
n requiem high mass for the
. .1. P. Quinn at 0 o'clock Wed
morning. It is especially re
that, all the school children of
St. Coluraba's attend this service and
not the funeral mass on Thursday.
Kev K S. Dunn, a former assistant
of St Columba's, will give the sermon
at the Wednesday service.
;. -sclav
luested
DAY
NIGHT
of
and Inhuential bualnee
death of Theodore A.
6r, senior member of
s.-harfeniierg Brothers
; men in the
Si harfenberg,
the firm of
which occur-
SHIP STRANDED ON REEF
BELIEVED TO BE 0. K.
San Francisco. Cel., Aug. 9.-- Wire
leak messagso early today from the
stoamer San Jose, which struck on
Sa Pablo reef, about 1,500 miles south
of San Diego, last night, indicated the
Ship was resting easily. There wero
thirty-three passengers and sixty mem
bers of the crew ahoard. One message
from Captain B, Seastro said :
"Holding out O. K., I guess."
Previous radio messages had stated
the ship was "taking a big list" and
was in immediate danger.
The vessel left Salina Cm, Mexico,
on fug. 1 and was due in Sun Franciscc
on -Aug. ITi. after stops at. San Diego
and I.os Angeles.
A radio message picked up from the
steamer Griffin said she was rushing
to the assistance of the San Jose. The
Griffin gave her position as about 800
miles away from the stranded ship.
"There Is no panic ahoard," said one
of the San Jose's messages. "The pas
sengers are treating the accident as an
adventure."
red at St. Mary s hospital Bunaay,
The clothing merchant had submitted
.to u urinn nneratlon for the removal
of gull stones Wednesday and was
progressing well until about 1 o'clock
Saturday afternoon when he com
i menced to suffer as the result of a
secondary shock, the result of the
' operation. With the sudden relapse
j he failed very rapidly and death
( came to relieve- his suffering in about
twelve hours.
Besides his wife, Mr. Bcharfenberg
is survived hy two sons and a daugh
ter, Franklin and Curl, students at
the University of Illinois, and Mrs.
Bidonia Smith, of Dallas, Tex. He is
also survived hy his father. Edward
Bcharfenberg Sr ; three brothers.
Robert. Edward Jr. and Julius, and
two sisters. Mrs. Peter Starkle Jr.
and Mrs. A. F. Sass, of Streator.
The funeral services will be held
at 2 p. m, Wednesday at the home
at 11,1 West Hickory street, the Kev.
O. A. Decker officiating. The local
Klks win have charge of the service
at the grave. t J
COUPLE WALKING FROM GOLDEN
GATE TO HELLGATE STOP FOR
BRIEF VISIT IN OTTAWA AD
MIT THEY TRAVEL FOR
HEALTH AND NOT ANY FREAK
BETS.
"From the Golden Gate to Hellgate
m foot yes. sir; that's what we're
dedng ami we've covered thirty-live
hundred miles of the distance." WftS a
statement made tO a Free Tuder-
Journal representative tijis rooming
ny W. H. King, who with Ins wife
went into i amp at Aileii Park, last
exiling. They will stop here for . a
day or so and then tomorrow morning
will resume their bike lor Chicago aim
tnsnaa eastward. The ojimate, or
some oilier conditions al. San PYajtt
ohKO had made .it imperative that
Mrs. King should have outdoor exer
i-ise and her lutnbund, W0 had heeli
retired trom the coast artillery ser
vice, proposed the jaunt. ( hiiago and
Illinois appealed to her and New York
and the Catskills to him. for they hud
lived in those places before.
Have Complete Outfit.
Providing, themselves with the
necessities for- light housekeeping in-
, llM line nn HPmV "DUD tent." MaV 18tll
Mr. and Mi's. King left Sin Francisco, - "
rlflr hlsrhwav to Poll
land, Oregon, from there they turned -r A
We have some
I -..!.... I .....ill,, anil I It-, . i-1 , 1 Silloll Kt - . - ,-. i. -..-. -M -. TJt
.'f . Illllll . Ill III- .III'. w...rf'"
ine railroads, lhe Lincoln High
Omaha, the Oreat Whit'- Way
Mntnna the liiver to River U
Trees Loaded With Fruit.
Trees loaded With fruit are heat
down: the clouds when charged with
fresh raia hang down I t lhe earth;
even so good men are not uplifted
through prosperity. BUCh Is the- n it- I
tirni charkcter of the liberal. Bha
trlburl.
TAXI
Phone 126
I.
Do you realize what a wonderful advance
the Maytag is over old-style washers? It alone
has the famous Mill race principle of flushing
hot soapy water through the meshes of the
fabric with an unusual cleansing force. Also
many other refined improvements.
Our nrices are at once reduced in con
formity with Maytag Co. Come for a demon
stration.
ami, Diegon. rirai iucic .uvj ......
astward over the Columbia Highway A
,, Huntington. Other routes follow. -I A
n Short 'A
liwav to B
I g
Davenport, and thence through
nois along what is now called tin
7 Trail to Princeton. Starved
was known by reputation and a
trip was made to that point and
Special Meeting Starved Rock Coun
cil, Knights of Columbus,
This evening at S o'clock to make ar
rangements for attending the funeral
of the lute Dean John P. Quinn.
JOHN Wl FKKHAN, D. O. K.
Marriage Licenses.
Howard Farrar, Uttca, 25.
UlUe Davey, Lostant, 25.
i Notice.
The Catholic Daughters of America,
formerly the Daughters of Isabella,
will' meet at St. Columba church at
8 o'clock. tonight (Tuesday) to recite
customary prayers for the dead.
O i "J. M. Garlington. M. D.
Eye, ear, nose and throat. Scientific
eye test and glasses accurately fitted.
Phone 680-L.
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if you are ready to buy and know a
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preferred, can give best of reference
Inquire at this office.
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exist as it kills their eecs as weti
nd thereby stops future genera
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Native Steer Beef Pot Roast, tb 7c
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