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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921.
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re puUStJ, The Mute authorities had
been vary desirous oi aeourug this
eolonv ot immlitranfs front the' IfCaal
New Robes From France
the life and lif woi i. ail Kimeiif Kinld.
the famoui kanoriat philosopher.
Journalist nnd retiwwned children's
poet. Readings and addresses relat
ing to the daffajrant iphgaea of the life
of this versatile lit-ran genius will
be ghen by - Ultra Cttton, libra
rian of ltaolno, Wis ; Will J. An
drews, Prol, s. Mosby of PiecuMBt
View LuthW college; Miss Kay Kel
ty: Uev. John Vonckx and Otto Form
h:i!s Miss Ktnily I'. winter. Ottawa's
favorite vocalist. Will sin;;. "Little
Boy Blue," Mr. Fields most popular
poem, will be reed bj Miss oaton ted
ahfl Will tell of the iri'ts Of his liter
ary character, that made, him the moil
beloved child pen's poet In the nation.
GOVERNOR DENIES
REPRIEVE 10 CARL
I Pattern Dep t
My Work
and Methods
People We))-
t'.,f tli..v- lui, I ...eiimieil 11 Molll 10 111
with a touring1 car ,md sent hlirt to
New York to pllol the canivan buck
to the "land of promise." When this
man Dually reached home, back than
on the sagebrush plains, his express
Iocs of delight were SO pronounced
that thev are still ringing In the ears
Dr. E. R. PciKiftS
Please
address,
send Pattern to
15 Cts. enclosed.
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SUCt;tsar-UL wmuuniun
ANAESTHESIA FOR THE,
Of his fellow townsmen, according1 10
I a letter received bj the Family el
Painless txtracticn of Tce
A positive relief for suffering hu
manity and without the usual bud
after effects.
tornier uiiawa tauy.
MURDERER OF WIFE AND
"RAGGED STRANGER" TO TAKE".
DEATH PLUNGE FRIDAY MORN
ING CHICAGO OFFICIALS PRT
PARE FOR EXECUTION.
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''.;:is'I,HM
MAKE NEW ATTEMPT TO SAVE
DOOMED MAN.
OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
WANDERER
slayer
WHY WEAK NERVES
AND THIN WATERt
BUND
Springf eld, III.. Sept. 23. Attorney
W. D. Barthelomew m.ide an eleventh
hour appeal to Governor Small toda
lor Carl Wanderer, tenteuced to hang
next Friday. Bartholomew was ac
companied by Charles Wanderer, the
convicted man's fathir, and severa'
m:mbers of the American Lrgion.
Chicago. Sept. 28. The ropa ha
been ordered for Carl Wanderer's ex
ooution. set for 7:30 a. m, Friday.
Only the remote possibility that Oov
ornor Small r.iay change lit mind can
prevent Its taking place.
The governor acting on ths recom
mendation of tho board of pardon
and paroles, declined to Intervene yes
terclay. but agreed to hear, this morn
inn. Attorney w. l- klartbotomi w, who
will ask commutation of Hi" sentence
to llfo imprisonment, or a further stay
nf c locution,
The plea It supported by a .:::'
of reasons. One is Unit Wanderer I
icaane. A imtln r Is the claim thai
Wanderer did not receive a fair trial
This Is based on she alacrity with
which one Jury aent.eeced b!tn to hm
tor the murder o;' a namalea rags
bond he hired to stage the holdup in
which Mrs. Wanderer and the unborn
liabo ana carried met thi ir death, a u
tt listed to the verdict in his 8rt U
for thn murder of his wife twenty
livo years in jail.
Reason No. '.!, as advanced by At
torney Bartholomew, la thai the owl
dence of murder was doubtful In thi
first place, except tor Wanderor'i
signed confession, later repudiated,
and thai reasonable doubt exists Rl
to his guilt.
The mind of the murderer h Bxel
on more lofty things than his prol
able fate. All day long be paces tit
hull pen of the county jail, conversing
with spooks and ignoring the solicits
Hons of visitors and guards
His fellow prisoners never f n
him Companionable an ! take th Ir r c
ration In another room, leaving thi
murderer to his thoughts.
When Governor Small gave a sixty
day reprieve two months ago at thi
roquf.st. of the state commander of thi
American Legion. Wanderer was
bnnr-v rolrh" because the e xtension i.i
1 ' N' ,
Pans sends these delightful robot. The gown on the loft. ejutte
towiy enough for borne teas and dinners, is of mulberry brocade selves
combined with r- tti On the right is braartlfeat negligee of rose
cropo Bbias , with latticed skirt.
to
finish
a has
Mis
110'
e heroine ha
hvr difficulties
mnet conchtdi
life would permit hi:n
Olyn'a novel, of whlc
reach ,1 the last chap
lighted at the way U
been extricated rroin
and now renvts he
tho series.
After recommending Wanderer be
executed Without 1'i'tlier delay. Will
Colvin. secretary of the hoard of par
dona and paroles, immediately wired
word of tho gOVerfflOt'a action to As
sistant State's At tout. ., Kdward S.
Day, who directed the prosecution oi
Wanderer with l.loyd Efeth and Mil
ton Smith, preparation were a
once made for (he hanging.
GAS FILLED WELL KILLS
THREE HINSDALE MEN
1 1 .(StrfVfflfrVl 1
i laaessessean sssa as 1 1 " i a 1 1
1 i
d 1 ss
Refteshouanta will be tewed. The
loclel will hflfiin at 7:$f ah Pros
byterians and their friend are cor
dially Invited.
a)
The people of .-( Theresa's cliureii
Of K.nlville an malting eve.r effort
to have she dance and atapper they
are giving am Octdber 4 one of the
mosi enjoyable events of the season.
Orchestra music has been secured
for the dancing Kveryotte In the
community has been extended a cor
dial Invitation to attend.
a)
The members of the ! O. T. held a
dame last Bighl In the M.u rahee Hall.
There was a large attendance Of"
oheatra music was furnlahed for
dancing from B to IS o'clock, Con
fetti was distributed anions; the
guesta, which was scattered broad
cast, giving the hall a very carnival-like
appea ranee.
The Congregational Ladies' Auxil
iary will hold a luncheon and meeting
on Friday at the church, luncheon will
be served at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Helen
Lawrence Murdoch and Mrs. 1 H
BChOCh will be hostesses.
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the American
Legion on Thursday evening at 7
o'clock in the American Legion club
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3596
A IIMPLB FROCK FOR
LIl'LLK MISS
Kor thi style Pattim ;:'
used. It Is cut In Sir?s: 1
0 years. A 4 yea, size will
1 yards of L'7 inch mati
drepe, percale, i'ren,
ponlin, voile, lawn, also
As the season nears an end those
popular :niod foursomes ;it thf Ot
tawa golf cinb seem to Increase in
quantity and quality of both play and
"eats " Lest Right's affair, with Mrs.
Chas. da Bererd serving as hostess,
.is undoubtedly one of the most suc
oesattt Of the many very thoroughly
enjoyable events taking place at the
chah. The dinner, consisting of chick
en pie and an elaborate array of sid
dishes was BMmakee! with oaooolate
eclairs, supplied from the cuisine of
Mrs. Jehu M. Hanlfen, a champion
in delicious pastry pro4ucts Follow
log the limner there was a social
hoar. The winners of the match were
Mrs Pi fi. Btordock and Melvln
French, with a ;rross score of ."l and
n net of :17. Mrs fins May and V. J.
Duncan were second. Their gross
lore was 49 and net U. Mrs. A. J.
O'Cnunr and O. V. .)' hnson, with a
gross 5S and a net were third.
About !' rte-iivo member! Of the
Kpwoit'i League Of the First .Metho
dist cbnrth bald a Wiennef roast last
night at the home of iiias Trumbo
near Dayton. The parly met at the
church at 1 o'clock ami motored out.
On account of the rain the plans for
Susan
Pike.
Watr.em
Charlotte
S venty-tive of th employes of the
Public Service Co., from Ottawa. Mar
seilles. Morris and Streator, gathered
m the Knights Of Pythias hall here
last night, for one of a series of sev
eral social events which are to be
given durlag- the eoming season. Jus
tin Jacei-. George Walsh and Win,
Cordon, furnished a very entertaining
musical program. During the even
ing the gBBflta danced and played
cards and at B late hour a delicious
supper was served. The plans for
tiie party wears in charge of Luke Fin
nerty of the local office,
:
The Presbyterians will hold their
initial fall sc ial at the church on
next Kriday evening. Sept. SO. A pro
gram will be given commemorating
IDAHO WELCOMES
jEW YORK SETTLERS
A few weeks ago a company com
posed Of some twenty-live families
left Albany, N. V.. destined for Idaho
where they purposed establishing al
colony. They traveled by automobiles
and in due time arrived at Chicago,
where thev were given considerable!
publicity by the newspapers. They I,
were all well-to-do people and had
purchased a tract of several thousand
acres of laud located near iiuhl. where
many former Ottawans have settled,
in the southwestern part of the State. 1
Little has been heard of them sine i
passing through Illinois. It may not
be generally known that they bevel
safely arrived at their point ol dest:n
RtiOO and were given a royal ovation
by the Inhabitants not only of Huh!,
but by representatives of the staie
government from Boise and ninny
citizens from neighboring towns who
met them at the terminal point. The
people of the Twin Falls country had
appai ently becrTl poking for a body of
1 1 1 1
B9 was
4 and
require
rial.
pongee,
gtngha m.
chambrey and pique could be used
for this style.
A pattern of this illustration
mailed to any address on receipt ot
lac tn silver cr stamps.
nabobs who Bight disturb the even
tenor of their western ways by the
exhibition of too lofty airs, but when
the true western welcome had been
extended and responded to, OUd lady
was heard to express her pleasureable
surprise by saying: "Why, they are
r;al nice people, and are really just
like ourselves, " which sentiment
seemed to find a general affirmative
CAUSE SUCH GREAT PHYSICAL
WEAKNESS AND MAKE ONE AN
EASY PREY TO A MULTITUDE OF
DANGEROUS DISEASES.
Kvery human being is bom mth rrr-
tein quantity of "nerve forco" some
With more Uaan others.
Yes ht.Vy no n salty makes, or genet
ate ncrtv force only about so f: si, and
If through overwork, worry, constant
ikwvoiis strain or other exces-os. yon use
un year nerve force faster than your
body makes IWW nerve tree, then ;-ur
nerve power becomes weakened, and
S canaeawnre leiir Wood aisy becoms this,
pate, .nut watery, nod bsooin (sable, ctnaa,
ami Irritable, in x-h o stata yii nay iw only
tsflaf tMTtbia tartui from a multitnda t
slsmlsc tymptuioi, but In yourgttetly weak
ened mndiUon yu r- sn omy prey Ibf ttir
iMuiiTin.il- "f dsmsleua scnoa iiii wtm ii isas
imiivI eoine m nlinit )laily i-nnt.i, t. ami SMI
ma. Um reflwe as Uy coatmct mjhi.-dii'tou
or t))-n ftitai dheass.
In lucfa gsms "" ataaaU launedlatslf tke
samatblni to revrlallao yoay wortioot, eahssat
ed oitrvcs sod cwste Bsw nrrva forro. The
l nut eflactively accaaaplteiied by tba frm
n" f KasaM lean, Hila MtsaMa pt"iu,-t
nun klv aids in calk hiss lha W twlnnd t:.,
Sell's it to fiirmli an tddlttooal nippiy of now
srto (or a u ittt hleh to revitalise uikI ncea
crate the brain and Meats i ll. It aaateaartiiaa
a pfodoct w tih ti i- ptsaaaa the principal obav
leal cscutltoeot ofarttao Uvlas nerve Ayaoa i
form iii.ot oesrly allied to that la tba eerreaad
brain tell of man. Ncfated iNBaiaf thsiraajas
t- Mid to u- both' a nixid and a nerve as it
funiinlrosi tr,-nct!i irivinir argaale Iron to tho
blm.t and U 8 DJOSt InitX'H lot saSjaMt )f the
norvrvital flntd to tlio n,n. Tlie eflfest of
llssatcd Iran in cases of exbaosted nerve fbaoa
and hnpoveriibed blood i- a remafkahla and
tarpriiHtnc that it often BMteaws the utronath
and eoduraaoe of weak, ik-dous. "lundowo"
mesa ami women in two weoki' time, In fact.
She Baaaatacturera soaraartaa nuttt factory ro
unlta to every purchases or they iil rx fiind
your Bwoey. Nu.i:.j Iroa u for ada by afl
etacaatfs.
iwittctanci to pay a few dollars
or the fear of a Dan rial has cost
thousands of people with bad teeth
many ioiik years of (Uttering
.Mouth Infection soon means Oen
01'. ll llllectlon. IMlelimatinrie Moan
Troubles, and hundred of otuar
trenblea thai take the Hfe out f
you and Baally oaoaei death fif
teen to twenty yearp before it
would if ; on h id kept the mouth
free from decay and disease. My
life's Work anil reputation is your
protection. You cannot net the
service I offer anywhere ese und
by with it as easily and pain-
i-B. una i can prove no
now bad the condition
seat. Next visit.
matter
you pio-
HOTEL OTTAWA
OCTOBER 12
OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 4
LADY ATTENDANT
Get all the sport news.
Read the Livest Sport
Page in La Salle County,
PAGE FOUR TODAY
building
abandoned, and
fuge Inside tho
nners were cook-
IS picnic dinner serv
sapper the guests
u time before return.'
Chicago, Sept.-
their lives in an
third, overcome by
nun
reseat a
round sas" in
ir Hinsdale, a
't's were
an old "dry" well 1
suburb, yesterday. '
rescued when nearly
man about sixty ye
not reveal his identity.
John Brewer was overcome by Has
when he descended into the well to
clean It Nets Bdrdwfck nnd Ervld
Anderson, neighbors, were also asphy- I
xiated. Two other neighbors made
in effectual attempts to recnvei
bodies when the old man after threi
attempts attached ropes to the ilea
and unconscious.
Korean R.-,ce a Mixture.
The Koreans nro t iller than either
the Chinese or Japanese. They are i
robust and vivacious, inih CuilgablO
workers nml nre i
Jni-i.:i us DilThnni
fereni ro i hi the
Is a great diversltj
faces are entirely
have rich, Silky
while thhee of i tii
but a coarse nmzii
l 11 e I -
house The
od and a delicious picnic dinner serv-
ed, tests I
tayed sam - 01 a time before return- I
ihg to Ottawa 1
Tin tunatii e in charge of tho
. , ' ' rtin, MiMll
ITTTnTaTal I
.iV'who'dH 11 f f I . I Jkl
'liviiutai i
H You'll find this the "Live 11 1
ai-a' Jmmamm )a , rt n
I ling your ELECTRICAL L I
I WORK. Close CEtimatcs 1 9
" j 108 W. Main St. Phone 302-W.
Ottawa. Ill S
I Dress Sale II
SeTast" day
of the Bankrupt Stock of
EWING & HARRIS
ON MAIN STREET
Watch this paper Thursday for wonderful
values in fall and winter dresses.
Allen's
Gayety Building
fa mm-am 1
f$ face powder' jrisr"-
One computing scale, $10.00; one cash
register, $40.00; one adding machine, $1 5.00;
one set shelving drawers and ledge, $12.00;
one feed grinder good as new, $40.00; one in
cubator, new, cost, $34.00 for $10.00; alfalfa
meal, $1.40 per 100 lbs.; calf meal, $1.00
sack; grist, one cent lb. All stock or chicken
remedies away below cost. One wine or
Cider press, $5.00, also 1 spring wagon, $1 5.00
and one double box wagon, $20.00.
LAST CALL!
FAIR WARNING!
Arc You All Done?
pall pashions Unfold
As Prices Reach Low Levels
THE NEW COATS
The Fabrics are erminine, chinchilla, panve
laine, veldyne, rivolai, evora. The colors
are sorrento, malay, suchow, Zanzibar, dry
ad, nubian. Long slender lines feature many
of the more dressy wraps.
But those with belts, so generally becoming,
are equally good Beaver, Squirrel, Nutria,
Mole and Raccoon are seen in trimmings.
OUR COATS START AT $10.98
THE NEW SUITS
They are from 36 to 40 inches long, with the exception of a few costumes
which are heavily trimmed with bands of fur and are shorter.
Materials favored are, erminine, evora, andria, panvelaine for novelties,
with tricotine and velours for general wear.
Suit skirts are but slightly longer.
OUR SUITS START AT $24.50
New frocks are much in favor.
Canton crepe, crepe backed satin, poiret
twill and tricotine feature the dresses this
Fall.
The use of bizarre trimming effects makes
the variety of wide scope.
OUR FROCKS START AT $1 1.75
With the advent of Fall comes the question
of prices.
Will they be lower?
For depenable goods, positively not.
To the woman planning to buy we say now
is the time to buy. Stocks are at "their best.
Merchandise is fresh and clean, and prices
right never were garments more beautiful.
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OTTAWA i
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps with every Cash Purchase.
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