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OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOURNAL
MONDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1921.
fAGE TWO
ATTEWIPTS 10 TAKE
BOOTLEGGER LEAD
TO DEATH 0E FOUR
MOONSHINER WOUNDS NINE OF
POOSE SENT IN SEARCH OF
MISSING VIRGINIA DEPUTY
8HERIFFS SET FIRE TO BARN
SHELTERING BLACKS.
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AROUND THE WOULD Dnl(inlUN WIUKtUtol TX
IN 17 DAYS PLANNED CITY SAYS DEVINh
Orange, Vs.. Oct 24 our are dead
ami nine woundi'd an I reiUll Ol
trouble Blurted Suturduy when office r
Went to nrrrHt nn altafMI bo tlener
The dead are W. 0. Bond, staerW ol ,
Orange County; J. K H'r. polls
sergeant of the town f Orange; WM-
ter Wnre, NKro. alleged bloUlgger,
und un unld. -nlllled Negro.
Anions the wounded ure promine nt
man ol this MOtioo. only one, Stan
ley Carter, a well known rurni r. is
; .-I Inusly Injured.
The streets of Orange were baUg
patrolled last night by special armed
deputies sent from Richmond by Oar
omor Davis. Fears are Mptetied
thai a race war may break out.
Sheriff Hond and Sergt. Hover lefl
laal arantai to arrest Ware on
. h n-u-e of distilling liquor. They srere
driven by a white chutirreur. wnea
they reached the vicinity of Ware's
house they left the automnMI' and in-
itructod the chauffeur to wa ior
thrtn. '
Alter w iiling four hours !he CMW
few returned to Orange, aspeabtan to
find thiit llonil and Hoyer had walked
(,:,, ;. When the men wore not found
:i posse was formed and started in
search. No trace of the olheers was1
ftwd and ike peaea returned to
Onega te aweaK dayrlckfc
Kurly Sunday th poose returned to
the vici.'litv Of Ware's house and
found the bodies of Bond and Boyer .'
rioth had been shot to death.
Word was aOMN into Orange and re-
unttuoossenti were asked for. Then
s '.-inh lot the ileyee began, short iv :
afiarerard Ware was aaen to dash
Ir on i dense !v wooded puti h and run
Into a barn oa the tobacco farm of,
J. 1. Taylor.
The poaee surrounded the limn.)
alled on the Negro to surrender
and began to advance on the barn
Two shots wounded KUtnley Carter i
and - N. Hoyd. another promineni i
citi.en serving as a deputy. Tho two
-hois, coming simultaneously, con
viewed the posse that more than one
Negro was In the building.
Ware's father, an aged ninn, wee
y.ont for and asked to Intercede with
bis son and to promise that U be
would surrender he would be pro
tected and given trial by law. The
Negro'l reply was that if his father
approached any closer he would be
killed. Others then attempted unaUC
c.essfully to get young Ware to sur
render. Pdelladel Of shots were then, pourad
into the barn and the building Anally
caught fire. Both Negroes were
burned to death. Ware s body was
recovered.
it is thought, that Ware, after hav
1ng killed the sheriff and deputy
stored a supply of ammunition in the
barn and determined to die fighting.
While the battle at the barn was in
progress word readied Orange that
other Negroes in the vicinity were
gathering. Appeal to Richmond and
Fredericksburg for help brought au
totnoblles packed with armed men
Fanners In the neighborhood armed
themselves and came ito Orauge.
Special Attention.
"I am a great believer In sp.M bil
lets,'' suid Ethel. "When I have trou
ble with my none 1 go to a nose spe
cialist, mid when I have trouble with
111)' hMrl I go to an expert on hearts."
-Them's my ideas." said old Lady GUB
hustu. "And that's why when toy
uenhew, Jimiuie, had bis tonsils cut
out l took him to a regular toaeoeUd
artist."
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A DAINTY HtOCH rOR THE
GtlOWlNG OTRL
Pattern mlt was need for thlt
deiign. it I cut i; 4 i2Qi: 8- lu
U and 14 yeere A It year size
will require ; . yard oi J6 men
material.
crepe do chllie, TOlle, organdy,
lawn, dimity, dotted BwlM and
handkerchief linen, t ilk. cballie am.
girghatn are attractive for this
style. The flounces may be Oflltted,
The sleeve may be finished in wrlsl
or dhow leng'h.
a pattern ol 'his llluetrmtloi
mailed to any sddrese oa receipt oi
15e in silver or ttamps.
PARIS BIRTH RATE
GROWS BY BOUNDS
Mi.s Clara MeckemUOffI entertain-!
i.i thin gueeti at her borne oa Weet
Main itreet, on Baturjla) night at ..
ariety shower In honor of Mrs John
jobneon who recently man led
The affair wae kept a complete lecret
from i be guct of hOROr UAtil she ar
rived at the Meckenatock home, which
wa. prettily decorated with all kinds
of hallo ween decorations. The eveu
mi was spent playing halloween
.-.ime-. Delicious refreshnieuts' were
served at a late hour. Mrs Johnson
received many beautiful gifts
it ji
Mrs Marshall Field Of the North
Bluff will entertain With a dlMMf I
night at her home in WaahlBgtoa, I).
C, complimentary tO Admiral and
Lady Beatty of Bngland, who are In
Waahlngton enroute to the American
Legion COnventlOU at Kansas City,
Mo Admiral and Lady Beatty were
entertained at luncheon today at the
v'ii t.. House hv Praaldent Harding.
Lady Beatty 1 1 e atop daughter of
Mrs. Field
v
Mrs cbarlei Sumner Cullen enter
tained With i small bridge party this
afternoon ii her home OB Congress
street, complimentary to Mrs. Kvting
Porter of Los Anfelee, Calif., und
Mrs. W. II. HttU of San Antonio. Tex.,
who are visiting in Ottawa. Four ta
bles of bridge were played during the
ifternoon, followed by luncheon.
:
The ladies or me Mini. nil viww
cemetery aaeoeleiion will hold their
annual baaaar In the south Ottawa
town ball on Thursday. Oct. 27. The
baaaar will be open to the public, all
day and through the evening.
Miss Helen Slalt .- mII .ntertHin
twenty guests at balloweeu part) to
night at her home. 224 Gal I La '.:' M
street. The bouse will be decorated
with all kinds of hallow, on decora
tions, and games ami entertainment In
Keeping with the itaaon have been
planned tor th evening Miase Plor
i nee dob. l and Lon tti Conned of
Streator will hi the only out Of tOWU
guests.
The menihers of the St FrancU
Dramatic Clufc wtU hold a private
halloween party tonight at Schsfers
I'lilloween party tonight it " '' ''
used and iM kinds of Hallow. ' ."rts
will ho indulged in. At v UtJ hoi.r
..upper will be served
:
Mr and Mrs K C Swift celebrate I
their wedding annf versa rv yeetet !a.
Several of their friend- learned of the
oocaalon, and called at the Bwlfl real
deuce during the evening to eongratu
late them Off tho anniversary.
t
Mrs I N. Baxter entertained tho
tnembeTl Of her card club at a I o'
clock luncheon today at her home in
hu Pulim.r tlll( Following the
luticheon three tubleg of bridge were
played during the afternoon.
The annual banquet of the West
minster tiulld Of the First I'r-sbyte
Ian church will be held tonight at the
church.
Mrs Frank Moulten and Mrs. MyTtlu
Sparks will entertain th I membe-s of
the Modem Lleratnre Club tonight at
an Informal social evening at the fdl
mcr'i home on Mel street.
Parle, Oct l. -At the irreal airway
oongrele now being ofganlaed ml
parte In conjunction with the autumn
Aero Show, an effort Is to be made to
join up missing links in the world
airchain.
Should this he necoinplished a rueb
round the world by air in 408 hours
and at a cost or about Mtd will be
one of the possibilities, ol the future
Airway experts are now ready to
speeil tbe maehines and limp out the
route
Leaving London at s a. m., on Moh-
das. they suy t'oUBtltntlllople could be
reached at 1 a ni , on Tuesday ami
t'alro the saniu day.
Then u if h :l herth hooked oil Utl
air leviathan, Sydney. Austrralia.
would be reached at 10 a. m.. the fol
low!!.; Tuesday.
Alter this, taking the Pacific In an
Othlf (Teal voyage, they figure that
the paeaenger would arrive at sot
Fratu i-c o at 4 p. in . on Saturday,
The next stage would be the Trans
American route to New York which
would t 6 real bed at 10 p. m On Mon
day to take another air liner to Un
don where it would arrive at 8 a. in.
on Thursday.
The distance covered would be
i nuleq in the space of 17 days
This would put Jules Verne's SO-days
trip sadly In the shade.
But this Is as yet a dream of the
future
Brighton! Fug. Oct r- This pope
lar city bj the sea. where thouiantli
oi Londoners are won't lo spend their
week ends, In declared hy the Re
Dr Downed, a prominent Wesley.inj
minister, lo be the "fastest town In
the world.'' By that he means the
w ickedesl.
"Brighton,' he Hays, "is full of i
aluvM ol' setlsmi 1 i 4111 Italiles are be .
Inn nursed iu the cnuiie of Immorality
and vice COCfolOUOe is here waiting
111 darkness for earnest ChriltlM
work ."
The llev J. Dixon, ano.Uer We
layan minister, backed him up In bin
denunciation of the iminoi all' Of
Brighton,
"There's not a town in Bngland
In greater need of Methodism," he
said No where else run you see such
a display of the vagortos unit follies
of fashion."
MAM one
Men Fear to Be Natural.
simplicity of menqer li the mst nt-
tniniiienl. Men are very long afiaid
of being natural, from the dread of
being taken for ordinary.- Jeffrey,
Get all the sport news. ,
Read the Livest Sport;
The Right Sequence.
A 1 p line quotation I" a coiitetnpo.
rury runs: "Tell md my faults and
mend our OWU." Before stalling any
other mending, neighbor, itlppone we
first mend the motto so as to gat the
proper Mqucntw. int this better:
"Head your own faults and then tell
me mlneY"- Brooklyn Fugle.
Page in La Salle County, XlTnmM
.nn...nrr rrnniV J Mil 'itULfflSF
PAutinKti: iuuai
Thr VIRGINIA
Friendly BURLEY
Gentlemen TURKISH
The perfect Mend of the three
perfect cigarette tobacco
in one perfect cigarette)
one-eleven
cigarettes
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WiLD TUSKER GIVES
HUNTER CLOSE CALL
Park
Oct. -i - Th tuch Pari is y t
dealing with a lu using i th Is. the resi
uenta seem determined that the ex-
lating bomee ihwl be will tilled u
one may judge by the ;.te i lily ir.creas
Ing birthrate. The records show
many more marriages and blithe than
before the war and also a reduction
in the Infant mortality in the crowded
areea of t city.
There were 31J1M births in Parli
dnrfng the first six month) of ifltl, aa
compar. ! with L'l.IMO in the same
period 01 1813 and Z7.WB in tne nr.-i
half of i;u!.
The number of marriages in all of
MIS was oi.lv 31.916. while last year
there wire 58,89, tad there haTe
been 26 J82 areddinga in the hist halt
of 11112.
Pari i- -s are well pleased with the
prospect for the next census.
Path of Duty Is First.
We must nol waste ( bailees of bet
tering oursehes -unless we make
something of our own lives we cannot
do much for other pie; et the fin
est way of bettering ourselves is ill
the path of duty, kindliness, uneelftsh-tie-'
Arthur I.. Salmon, in Chicago
Walls New
London, Oft. U4. A good elephant
yarn is told by J Morewood Dowsott.
a w ell known big game hunter, who
has just returned from a hunting trip
in South Africa.
lie was hunting elephants in I'gan
da when information was brougat
him ot the whereabouts of a large
herd. With a native chief and a
house boy, he started to find then1..
The party came upon the herd in
the forest Mr. Dowsett got several
photographs within 20 yards of the
beasts when the chief warned him
that they had been "scented" and that
the animals were coming for them.
Bnatrhinr un bis rifle Mr Dowsett
shot and killed the leader, a big bull.
While some surrounded their dead
ion, l,.r noi'iv of tbe beasts stampeded
and. running the wrong way. Mr. Dow
sett was cut ol from the party. Re
load ing his gun. the hunter dashed off
for safety and ran Into a big bull ele
phant which crashed through the
the bush six yards in front of him
Trunk aloft, ears extended ami
trumpeting wildly, te beast rushed at
Mr. Dowsett and swept him to he
ground with his trunk and turned
rapidly In its own length ready to
trample him.
The hunter took a Hying dive under
the monster's belly, realizing he
would then be on the right side of the
wind but the beast turned rapidly
round and aeain tried to trample
him Instead the animal rolled him
over and over with its legs and the
hunter saw above him the tWO great
tusks as the beast tried to manoeuv-r
his body Into position and pick him
up. Mr, Dowsett managed to roll be
hind the animal and get to his feet
and make a rush for cover.
To the hunter's relief and surprise
the furious beast set off in the op
posite direction and disappeared.
Wanted to Know.
A wealthy Irteh farmer. Intending
to send his son to college wrote a
letter to the "Ucid Master of iiMord
University," H which be said: "Please
gav what are your terms for a yenr;
and will it cost anything extra If my
fon learns te write n good hand and
spell proper, as well as to row a
boat':"- Weekly Telegraph.
Ths Thermee Bottle.
... ..
A thermos Dottle is a aouDie-wauq
receptacle. ThP air in the space tie-
' tween the walls Is completely i'X- I
hnn-led and the walls are silvered
lite a mirror o us to reflect rudia- !
( tton. This guards against the access
I of heat 9T cold .'rem without.
So run. dom. "
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Wvc evel ujcJ MJc nt
iht fiutm lmjind olc
tnJ prtlmJ uh trt
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TALCUM POWDBR
tmtUMp Diftrtml
Have Private Fish Ponds.
When the natives of Naur"., in the
PgdflC, go fishing they bring the tisb
home alive and put them In lageON
or small bikes In the hills. Every
village owns a lagoon nud every vll-
lager owns n portion of the water,
fem-ed off with palm leaves, where the
household supply of fish is kept alive
until needed for food.
TO-WIGHT
Doesn't Seem Right.
I know a man who is an enthusias
tic worker for the uplift of others and
yet is not on Speaking terms with bin
own brother. I do not comment on
this. I simply mention It. Louisville
Courler-Jouanal,
Tom6rrowAiri
foGive
an overtaxed and
tired svstem a niirht of
Bgr refreshingrestandabnght
5w tomorrow, is the work of NJ
tablets. Nature's Remedvkeers
body functions regular, improves I
ar-peioe, relieves constipation.
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so particular about grammar thai he'll
sit and criticise the literary style of a
promissory note instead u( hustling
uroiiml and trying to pay It.
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Public Auction
Farmers-Grocers-Housewives
By virtua of order of Court ol Bankruptcy, the under
signed will sell the property of Stanley Urban, in bankrutpcy,
at the Stanley Urban General Store, in Triumph, Illinois, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th, starting at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
TAKE YOUR PICK: Groceries, Clothing, Fixtures, Ev
erything. Said property consists of:
Unionalls, Gloves and Mittens, Salad Dressing, Canned
Tomatoes, Cocoa, Chocolate, Baking Powder, Syrup, Apple
Butter, Japan Tea, Hominy, Beans, String Beans, Peas, Arm
& Hammer Baking Soda, Sardines and Salmon, Puffed Rice,
Corn Hakes, Potatoes Roasters, Nutmegs, Pearl Barley, Puff
ed Wheat, Farina, Quaker Oats, Jell-O, School Supplies, Fire
Extinguishers, Candy Trays, Counter Scale, Ammonia, Rat
Poison, Pencil Sharpener, Scoops, Check Protector, Tobcco
Cutter, Angldile Grocery Scale Gasoline Lamp, National
Cash Register, Egg Cratee, Dayton Computing Scale, one
hand Meat Slicer, Meat Grinder, Meat Saw, Knife, Steel, Clea
ver, Platform Scale, Ice Tongs, Paints mixed Rubbers for
chUdren, Shoes, Toilet Paper, Calcimine, Padlocks, White
wash Brushes, Lamp Chimneys Men's Garters, Sewing Ma
chine Needles and Shuttles, Lamp Wicks, Thread, Mens
Belts, Lace and Embroidery, Library Paste, Salves, Remedies
and Toilet Articles, Cough Syrup, Castor Oil, etc, Flavoring
Extracts, Hair Pine, Crochet Cotton, Fuse Plugs, Ladies
Hats, Hand Truck, Brooms, Baskets, Ice Box, large. Refrig
erator, Meat Blocks, Counters, Show Cases, Westinghouse
Electric Light Bulbs, from 10 to 200 watts, Stove Polish,
and a large number of other articles too numerous to mention.
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prices.
CAR OLD WHEAT FLOUR
8 -.
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fi .... . S2.19
f Car Pla-Sale Flour, 49 lb. sacks -
4 Car Kind Quality Flour, 49 lb. sacks
SSery sac i warranted better than what you are using or your mon.y
& back-ask your neighbor about it she uses K,nB Quality.
5 CAR DEACON JONES SPUDS
5 Every one a real potato too. They are Red River Ohlos-unlform .W
2 white and mealy. 2 bu. sacks i''V7 LLLkm tltta
8 500 larac cans Hawaiian Sliced Pineapples, In heavy syrup, si ces
5 sMghtly broken. Pineapple crop very short-packer, over.old
H while this lot lasts per do., 3.25; per can
t Gallon or No. 10 tins Sliced Hawaiian Pfneapple 9
t Gallon or No. 10 tins Grated Pineapple
1 Gallon or No. 10 tins Loganberries ...
4 Gaion or No. 10 tins Blueberr.es J
Gallon or No. 10 tino Apricots ' " 2B
5 500 jrs Curtice Brothers' Assorted " sue
S 00 jars Curtice Brothers' Nkarmalade, 50c size
9 18 lbs. fine Granulated Sugar for "H
S tttSXm Breakfast or Gunpowder T...
t n.,c,u FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT
Choice Clesned Raisins, lb...
4 Blue Ribbon Peeled Peaches
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.18
Wonderful quality, thin sklnnsd
and full of juice
Per dozen . IpP
Kina Oscar Imported Sardines.
; King Oscar imponeo oi
4 Choice Orange Peel, tb 35 I put up in pure olive oil, special,
j Choice Small Prunes, tb -25 per can .255 for
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