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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
PAGE SEVIN
EH ENVOYS BALK
AT ALLEGIANCE TO
LLOYD GEORGE'S PROPOSAL TO
SINN FEIN, THAT THEY AVOW
LOYALTY TO KING GEORGE,
REMAINS UNANSWERED.
WEDNESDAY, OCIOUER 2fl, 1921.
Mssaa mi - - -- m "wi i m 1 1 ' iw n .
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS The Boys Were in Training. BY ALLMAN
mp Olivia HAS A couPi.6 OP tom. mhe.t mr. strong, he's I j j AMD THIS IS MR. BOCK I arnic a . iodiwe. Ioh.yoo'ke SZ
1 PLANP.Iv's OM THf. r-OCTbALL THE FULLI3ACK OM THETtiAM J 1 VMMO IS A TACKLE OH LIN I MEWT, ANVTHINC- DVING.' '
' TLAM CALUMtt THI5 OH,IMHAT-1 AD TO MEET I V i T"E- TEAM! PUT Hl)RWY Up f-J TT
--VE- ji7u:i! pj- v T Chov.dvm rr I IT W .J-
English monarch
committee
ir Lloyd I
Qeosgt, Ausl m 1 b imbi I
GHfllUi and Kb h tel Co
mi appointed in seek mi
lu conferred another t ',)
day without bl li ting '
ftlu,
Hint,
Irlab
Vrthur
which
foi mu-
i ours
: i talk
data was Sled for lha reassembling of
the peace conference Itself.
The committee had to consider kuk
KestioiiH fur in sating tha Sinn Fein
demands for Irish unity. BeaO Alo-
ny, simi fain member of tha
Hfuaj at Coounona fw Tyrone was
in confercm ! with Sir llamar Green
wood, although tbo latter Is not a
Member of the committee,
The tense situation surrounding tha
negotiation was illustrated when tha
delegates did nut appear fur tin1 si hod-
uli ii meeting in Downing t. at t p. m.
(lookers Immediately Interpreted
this aa a bad omen. As ii matter of
furt the conference was postponed
uptil 4:30 tn suit the convenience of
Premier l.loyd George, ami It reassem
bird at that hour
An official communique from 10
Dawning st. after the Binn Felners had
left tin' premier's residence said "tha
masting of tln full conference was
postponed, as a committee of tha con
ference was sittiim."
pThe rall Blreann representatives,
wiio said that if tha negotiations were
broken off they would return to lre
land last night, have made no preper
Ron to leave
'..The Catholic members of the dale'
Cation and of Its staff attended mass
at South wark Cathedral for the lata
Mayor MaeSwinoy of Oork. who died
a year ago as the result of his hunger
strike.
At the Irish headquarters an attempt
was made to convey tbo impression
Uwit a break-off and the immediate
roturn of delegates to Dublin are with
in the ranee of probability.
British officials, however, nnneared
to believe the eomniittoe would pre
sent its retiort and that a full con
ference would reasemble today
It was asserted by some newspapers
tut l.loyd Oeorirc had nut the direct
nucstion to the Irish delegates yester
ddv whether they would recognise al
legiance to the King, Tint answer, if
uriv was given was not intimated,
Vnless the obstacb' created by
Vjimon Do Yalera'a telegram to Pope
Benedict regarding Tving Gem-ge';
tnxssaKe to the pontiff w speedily re-
moved, the Chronicle said today, the
conference must break down, while
tto' Daily News said the conference
war "at least a sporting chance" it
"rnav" continue, and granted there
WP'ibl remain in session until a settle,
mrnt could he reached. The Daily
Telegraph asserts that if the negotia
tions lead to a settlement It "will bo
111 spite of Mr. De Vnlora and those
for whom he speaks."
FREEDOM
Duncan Dunn wen! to L
SrU.. last Monday f, visit rel
,-Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Moa
djraghtero Ruth and Blanchi
mi were quests at tb V.
of Otts
U. Por
tlpllie Simla'.'.
iMr. and Mrs. Oscar Ostrem w
filand visitors Sunday.
Carl Brannan has returned h
from a month's visit III Toledo
Ohio.
'Mr. and Mrs. Omer Mosev and Mr
dnd Mrs. Karl Mosey and baby wen
nrsts at the home of Vat
trir In Prairie Center Sunda
.Mr. and Mrs Harry ftVtlS
itren, Mr. and Mrs. DotUVlas
baby. Mra. Bstelle Wiley
itlttie Wiley and son Di-
ighan Bax-
y and chil
Wiley and
and Mrs.
iry of Ot-
tirwa were guests at Elbert
Sunday.
..Mr. and Mrs. Ernest .lame
'',n"ht' ' atdijSdger Tb"mp
ltl at the home of Ju itlne
Wlley's
son and
on vis
Johnson, Mar Iceland, S
..Airs. Vaughan
ranter will ent
trtain th
Bet. i t
borne Raturd
it t
Hit ail membi ra v ;
rTrllTer "THftrson of
IllZ at the 111'- I'V
The Harding I adlf
picnic dinned in thr
btlildlnc l-'rfdav Ho
: Aid a ill haVe i
new community
1. Plans fvi
now to move the
from ''the church bi
Mtchn that d ay.
A hailc. ;i part
kitchen utensils
scnu nt t o the new
will
'IV
nnon, n t. 30; from : 1 r, until 1:30.
All children fin tb i communitv I?
yr--r. old nd vonnper arc invited to
fttf' -1 All who have no way tc pet
the-e are requested to fcclcfihrmfi one
of tbi committee Mary Hall, Ruth
aiMtlcy, Mabel Domlny am! Helen
rfe-Hcg.l Gantci' will be played and
llrht
ebiid
trd.
ml ill
(freshmen ta
tiie vfcralty
wed. Every
urpert to nt-
:lnR w.-ei( for the now ccm
tl'dlng commences Nov. 81.
Pl'fnn v ih b made know n r-ocn.
On Rundav evening, Oct. 31, Dr.
Hr.vn ' o-irrvf Biblical Instttuts will
pr'ieh. Cotnt and hear him. Th-'r1
Wl'l he no evening service on Nov. 6.
This Will Rive all who care to an op'
Mrtuaity to go to Bnrtvilte to attend
the dedication of the new pipe organ
in the Methodist Bplieopal church.
.Karl Ud Frank Mahon" were Lj
SaJlb visitors Tiks-Irv.
' ;Tbe- inenibois of the chorus meet at
tha Hurdna; (luiri 'i Saturday evening,
Oct. -3. for practice.
ir;iss IjdttVM Mahoney, who attends
St. 'Xavier's academy in Ottawa, sp i.'
the work end with her parents here.
Taxes Power of Pedagogue.
.Tud Tonkin says the mr.J.-f part
of the average nny's musical coupe
tlon is to toiicli him to say 'iniiir'
Bajtead of "tiiidic''
1 rmdon, Ort. 26. The
cotnpsislng Prime Mini
Grand Ridge
Mr. Hud Mrs. James Patterson and led from a visit ith hei
child rnn were caller Hundn i.i'ler-j Mr.s. A. II. Kara of Peru,
noon t tb in mo of Mr. and Mr. . All .Mr and Mrs, J. i! Road
Ooodchllds hi South Ottawa. i t.y aftorocoa i' En;
Mr. and Mra. W. C. Morel and daugh' homi in Ottawa
ter, Miss Waive, of Wodron soent Btn 1 The Ladl s' AJd of tb
da at the '. i., i(
ni'
h-
w. st of tb village.
Mr. mid Mrs. '. tV, Peterson mo
to red to Prlncrti i Sunday, whe.i
they spent the day with Mr. Pcterson'jl
(athi r.
Mrs. c. rlundcrmjre has returned
to her homo in Michigan after a se
oral days' visit at Hi Frank I I rl :
home, east of town.
Mi ' Job. n W. !'it! was ;,ri over
night guest with Ottawa relatives Bat
arday,
Mis Margaret Naugbton and cou
la. Miss Helen Mulliti, vi ii d will
the batter's slater, Mis. Urotta Mul
llU, one da,, last v. eek.
Mis. Wesley Hilton, who was India
porad the first t the v.' i i rep rt i
quite heraalf again.
Rev, and Mrs. .'. A. Circle
daughter Vlolt t vl ilted K ink
friend - last Thursd iy.
Mr. and Mra. Karl Wakey ate Bun
day dinner with Mr. and Mra. Bat
England, The dinner was served Ii
boner of Mr. and Mrs. Engl an i
i
weddlug anniversary, which occurred
on Mi aday, (Ht. 24.
.Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rinker and IHtlo
aon motored ti Kclthsburg fcr n fowi
days' vi it with Kv. A. If. Nordurftl
and family. Mrc. Nordurft is a t ter
of Mr. Itinkir. Th y also expccl to
call on i' v. arnl Mrs. rt ir Smith
nt Bradford, HI. Rev, Stn ii ' wa i a j
former Methodist Episcopal pastor In
the village.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Jackson, son
Robert and daughter, Mts, Kreger,
husband and two children, all of
Princeton, sji- it Sunday al the 7.. o.
Jackson home on Sylvan avenue.
Steve Anfr'rSBTi of Ottafwa i spend-p
Iiir a few lays wit!, his slater, Miss
Jennie, on fht Ea: l siiic.
The W. ('. T. I', met Friday after
noon with Misa Elena Bnedaker, Th
stttndanci waa good and the meetiagl
of an Intcrsatlng character. 't the
close the hostess served dainty re
x shrat nt k
Mra, U'llli'im Anderson upent the
wdek i ad with, t twa relatlvca.
Mm M. A. Ramb r had as her I
guests at dtnni r one day the past '
week Mrs. Elizabeth Hatnpson, Mm.
Srra'i Bads and Misa Jenriio Ander-
Ltii', to B iV-v. re He cel.
lie
nils
f
qtml
mil
he who
itandliif
with thi
staiidiiij
Bui :.e.
iat he unit.
. Irauud
Brainless Dkeas
That Ohio scientist wh
elitism is a illscnae of tb
have to gue i n rain. Bn
always ill relp egotism.
Euqttlrer.
nim.li
Ml) Meets 220
I I II I IT r-yni -Tii, mi ,, imm n n im, ninww -Mwi llirf nfSri
fc K.tf. CO. 'wB0'
'Ethel dray; M whlt sweater, wegths 140 pounds. Pauline Marcus.
JIO. The UsrkMr one has the advantage becaUSS they are boxing to
reduce wcljht. i:q ( pugilistie honors. This for, the New York health
show. . T -
and Vicinity
daui h
thodisl
aftt
Kpi
ai al i hurt b I. let ThUl
with Mrs. Sh ipland,
r.'t meeting of the
i. ' rt
t1. i
year
lunch
.-
iiA,
Dressed Uo
v. t-a'v- j
7 V ?
I
Lord Reading, Viceroy and Gov.
Brnor General of India, in hit! robes
aa Qrand Master of the Order of
the Star of India. He is huvim; his
halids f''l with an uprising. (,n
Malabar.
i&
m -
Classified Advertising j
HOP WANTED
WANTED Housekeeper by jiriest In
small Illinois town. Address "S,"
care of this ctllce
ATTENTION, Af.ents and Mail
Order Men Vou 'Nin build up a good
business which Will mean an ncome
tor life, Send for fr;? booklet of
unsolicited testimonials Ilka this
Fort Dodge. Iowa, Sept.
Rheumatism lit rh Company Daat
Sirs: Tho mau I treated with your
Rheumatlam Herb only used It tlvp
days and be walked downtown two
ulleg to see me last Sunday, and now
i his wife h also taking the H4BS) foot
I tathd, so you nee I got results he
Crst time. Respectfully, A. D Hall
I Price IX found. 10 Poi.nds JO. Rheu
matlam Hert Co., K 97, Ocean Park,
I' OR RENT FurnUbsd rooms to
light housekeeping' Oaii 215-21
Main St.
Legal Advertising
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING.
I Sealed proposals! Will bo received
by the executive conimiti of lied-
I dick's Library for the pointing up.
cleaning ana painting or tnc exterior
wood, .stone and brick work of the
library building on or before 12
o'cl 'Ck, noon, on October 2s, 1921, at
tho office of t,M chairman. Said pro
posals to bo In accordance with the
Rpecifloations as prepared therefor
bv Jason F. Richardson, Jr., archl
tect, 608 Contral Life Building. Oi !
t&wa, llliuoi.;, where copies o
m
may be procured.
A certified check of $100 must at
company the bids as an evidence 0
good faith.
UK! TOR C, HITt,
Chairman of said committee,
Ottawa 'llinois, October, In, 11'21.
NOTICE.
.Mr. Frank Mini and All Whom It May I
Concern :
Ta.ke notice that on the 3rd day of
October a petition was filed by ,ohn
! Bastuck In the County Court of La
Sail" County, Illinois, to have two i
certain children named Louis Mini !
and Adamo Mini declared dependent
and to take from vou the custody and i
guardianship of said child ri n and
for the appointment of a guardian ior
said children.
Now, unless you, Mr. Prank litti',
appear within twenty days after tho
date of this notice and ahow cause
against such application the petition
Shall be taken for 'confessed and a
decree entered.
T. A. FERGUSON,
Clerk of the County Court of La Salld
County.
Dated Oct. 3. 192k
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
McDougall & Chapman, Attorneys.
Estate of Henry W. Rose. Deceased.
Notice Is hi reby given to all pel
sans interested in said estate, tha
Will and Testament ol said Henry W.
Rose, deceased, will appear before tin j
. ronate t ou;t 01 me county ot ii I
Salle and state of Illinois, at
the County Court House, In Ottawa, In
said Count.'., on Monday, the Uth day
of November, A, D. 198, for the pur
pose of rendering an account, ot Its
proceedings in the administration of
said estate for the final settlement
when and whi re and all persons Inter
ested may appear and thow cause, it
any there be, why such account should
not. be approved by tho Court.
Dateil at Ottawa, this ath (lav of
October, L931.
OTTAWA RANKING & TRl'ST COM
PANT, Executor
By HENRY L. ARNOLD.
Secretary.
These Want Ads
Go Into Thous
ands of Homes:
Read them and profit.
t'
(OR RENT
rORJALC
HOUSES
' 1
FOR HKNT Pive-room house, West I
Side, 14; also two very desirable;
;iLiis. W, B, PUSEY, j
Central Ufa B !
l-oit BALE 5-room house. West'
Side; city wate r; oloctrio lights; I
1800, half down, balance building and j
loan. W. B. PDSBY, 007 Contra! Lite
BldC.
FOR SAU; -House atid g';od lot on'
West Sid''; 7 roams: hard wood1
floors; price $2,800. W. Ii. PUSEY,
Central Lite Bids.
FOB SADE Large house and barn
with corner lot on good street, 1
north side. Buildings could not be 1
buH ''!'000- But if I can turn it
wunin uU uays win sen ior losa man
half that amount
W. B PUSEY,
Central Life Bldg., Ottawa, 111
FOIt SAI.t: 1 rnntn housp tutth I
room, furnace, laundry, barn and
garage. In first class condition, IS,
600 Also, 7 room, two story house,
riirnace, oatn, very large lot, i,auu.
h room house, hot water heat, all hard ,
woou iioor, lauuury, nam, i,du. Ail
I iti South Ottawa. Have many more,
better bargains than these. Misa Cer-
trade Harris.
FOR SALE 7 room cottage, bath.
gas, electric lights, $2,SnO; also 5
room cottage, hardwood floors, fur
nace, bath, gas. laundry. $6,000; and
7 room bouse, hot water heat, coal
used In 1!I20 for beating an dcooking
cost 166.00; bath, fine electric fix-
turea, gas. laundry, large bam; will
be gold at a bargain. All in East Ot
tawa. Miss Gertrude Harris.
FOR SALE New brick fi room bunga
low, modern, In first class condi
tion, $6,300; also G room house, fur
nace, bath, gas, laundry, $3X00; and
7 room bouse, oak and enamel wood
work, hardwood floors, very large
front porch, newly painted and dec
orated. 55,000; all a West Ottawa.
Miss Gertrude Harris
FOR BALE
room bungalow with
large front porch, hot water hoat.
fine bath room, large barn; two lots
?.vv.yu, i iuuui uiuueru aouse.
w,th ,s,ln ',;l'lor' iu ('l'n,er ot"
llir lot- 18.000.00. Miss Ger-
tru,le "urns.
a .".(len,. o - ... k.
FOR
I ALE
i Udutstunobaker, new i
r brand new tires. Car
is ike new, A bargain
Might use lighter (tar
POLDER'S GARAGE.
at 9140
In trad'
I FOR SALE; Fori roadster; tour nor
ik cord tires, four new fenders, new
hood, winter top; all In Al ihapo;
sou; a good buy for someone. Ad
ress M care this office.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Octagon shaped wrist watch
and ribbon in down town district.
Finder kindly return to this offlcn and
receive reward.
lost- Satui
lu re and L
reward will b
between
pkplece;
(11-X.
I'll-
LOST Airdalo pup, six -months old.
Answers to name of Buster. Find
er kindly notify this office.
THE FREE TRADER-JOURNAL
AND AIR OEALKM
115 West Main hrett.
FREE TRADKF-IOl'Km PH.. CU.
Put.llshert.
NKW VOHX IU6PRE8ENTAT1V3I
s c Th.-is Company. n.rit Fifth Avs
CHICAGO mil'KKSKNTAI
S C Theta Company, $64 Uonadnoei
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MINNEAPOLIS REPRESENTATIVE
3. C. Thels Companv. TM ll ltd
The Free Trader-Journal BM1 b
found at the newr .cent!, of Wh
. A Male. Knou.-d BroUtera and IMh
Cigar Store. k
;
AUTOMOBILES
WANTED
i WANTED a house and u: in Ottawa
in azohange .'or raw land in Maut
loba. Address A., earn this office.
- "
POR SALE Iron safe, may be had at
a bargain, inquire, J. O. Harris &
Son.
VV ANTED Clean ragM. any color, '
the FYee Trader-Journal office,
-
FOR SALE
FURNITURE
POR SALE Parlor Biiite, In very
best of condition. Apply 123 West
Superior St. I'hono 584-L.
'
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FQR SALEHard coal stove, soft
. v. .,. mnln , ,. .
bureaus. Call at Ill's Norris st., or;
phone 153-L.
F
FOR SALE All my household wood:,,
dinir.
roam table, leather rockei.
M ran?' Kitcnen camel, rugs
' ll' 'J'!" s""; "" leV' ,ow"' a i
"l '' '" Ul st '''"'' ,
njlt sAl.10 Household furniture and I
,limso for rent, inquire 712 Clinton
t
!
yull gALE CHEAP Electric washer,
j,, ,lr,.., 0,a nnnrlltlnn ImmaHlata
in lirst class condition. Immediate
net inn neeess:, rv flnll 713 Wnlnnl Rl
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SADEThree howling alidys,
."'f)l table, cigar wall, cusdy cases,
chairs, safe, cash register, supplies,
cheap. ti) South Broadway, Aurora,
tare Aurora lloicon-NewH
REAL ESTATE
SA1'!'- - desirable building lots
In Highland addition to Ottawa,
belonging to estate of Wilson is. Low-
man, deceased, will be offered for
sale at public auction on Thursday,
October 27th, at 2 p. m., at south
door '"' ,','funkuf fI',1 i'ftt
Administrator,
Professional Cards
Dr. C. F. Van Atta
Successor to Dr. Hersog.
Phcne 1016-W
Office 404 Central Life
Kye, Ear. Nose and Throat
THERON L. LENA M.
Warrick & Warrick
CHIROPRACTORS.
Palmer School Grc.duaton
, Iloom 212-14 central Life sulldiug
Ottawa III
I Office Phone 1008, Hes. Phone 1110 L
Hour
10-13
Dr. C. A. Blean
v HIROPRACTOR.
Hours; 912 a in.. 1-4 p. m.
Llcetuwd Dy Illinois State b.rd Ot
Health
''" MnU riPv Rldif f'honf- Of V
BUSINESS NOTICES
F.A.K0SS0W ROOFING CO.
Tar and Gravel Roofers
All Work Guaranteed
' 505 Second sTu Salk, 111.
elephonp 1 30
RENOVATING
Mattresses, Featherbeds and Pillows
anu "T DV;r- ... J
Box Spring., Sofa and chair seat
Springs reset and repaired at reason-
able prices.
Phone 837-X or send to
n POP HP RAIIPHf P
1519-1523 Main St.
West Side
fm LANDS
FOR BALE Small farms near Otts-
wa, as follows:
B acres, well Improved $ 4,500
10 acres, gard.n land 10,000
:.4 actes, one-half cultivated... 10,500
?5 acres, one-halt tillable, bal.
Umber 6,000
40 acres, fairly well Improved. 13,003
20 acres, three-fourths timber,
small bldus 1.&00
116 acres, mostly black, Im
proved J3.000
And others. Terms caa be ar
ranged .
W. B. PUSEY,
Central Life Bhlp Ottawa. Illlnou.
POR BALE 133 acres of fairly well
Improved land adjoining the village
of Troy Grove. Anyone wishing to
purchase a good farm and home, ideal-
)v i0(,,ted. had better come and sea
1110 at once
WM. JAMISON,
Room 306 Armory Blk, Ottawa, 111.
FOR SALE 160 acres well Improved
and fine location ca hard road be
tween Ottawa and i'tica; price right.
W II IM'SKV. Ci r tral Life Bldg,
FOR SALE
27 acres, Just outside city limits, in
Da Salle county. Fourteen acres un-
dcr cultivation
Five acres that can
be cultivated. Orchard. Koine tim
ber. An ideal place for grapes, fruit
md chickens. Hood 2-story home,
barns, et
I 'ai t cash.
122 acres, fine rich soil, aa level as
a Boor. Brick home and large barn,
and other improvements. The houso
18 practically 111 city limits.
i'." ai res, jiisi a nan nine irom 111a
,,,,, vr farm, on hard road. Same soil.
Good improvements. Level. An ldeai
tarm present COm crop will show
what ,.in(, do pro.wur price3 on
i, these farms,
will consider trade on small plac.i,
city property or stock of goods.
! George A. Crowden
Ottawa, Illinois
Phone [phone] First Ave.
CHICAGO, OTTAWA,
& PEORIA RAILWAY
ft
1
OTTAWA, ILL.
Effective Oct. 9th, 1921.
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CARS
AT LOW RATES.
EASTBOUND
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion fcr Marseilles, Seneca, Morris,
Mlnooka, Rookdale and Jollet, 111., In
a. m. 6:00, 7:65, 9; 55, 11:65. In p.
m , 1:55, 3:56, c4:55. 5:55, 8:05, 10:00.
WESTBOUND
Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for I 'Ilea, La Salle, Peru, Spring
Valley, Ladd, DePue, Bureau, Prince
ton In a. m. aS:55, gfi:52, f8:50, a9:55,
dl0:66, fll:55. In p. m.i al:65, f3:55,
a5:55, f7:55, dl0:00.
SOUTHBOUND.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for Grand Ridge. McKiniey Park
and Streator in a. m, 5:55, 7:55,
11:55. In p. 111.. 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 10.
ft La Salle.
c Morris, daily except Sundays
nnd holidays.
I Ladd.
f Princeton.
g Ladd, daily except Sundays and
holidays.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FRO. 4 6:40
A M. TO 11:3 P. M.
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO
Via Jatiet. III., and Chicago A Jollet
Electric Railway
1 ftA Roun(1 n t ftfi
WV Trip Way I.Cl7
(Return trip limited to ten days.)
FfiST FREIGHT SERVICE.
Phone agents (r fuli liifonnatloa
y , M ggggggf