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GATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1921.
OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
PAGE THREE
STOCK HOLDERS OF foaM
LrNlnAI rr Ull r 5tnlytrttin foreehloalo,ie "will
ULIllllnL Lll L w U I L bach u L922 modal Nun Four
tourini oar,
flN I ADPrP PaDITAi u i -ik nil i ni nr .
Ull Inilliril Unl HI Misses I and Mm. Spring
vii uiiiML.li Win I ' horn ara ng tha day In Chicago
Oaorga P. Fischer, lupartotandaul
of tiit Pioneer works, was a nornlni
company with high rating IN PW tor Chicago,
, ., .. Mrs i' 1 1. Crane, 1 1 r ciuv street,
UNITED STATES FINANCIAL I j( ., pall8nger for Chicago yesterday
Circles NOW stands WITH when she is visiting rlendi
T, J. Connolly went lo Chicago tills
FIRST ELEVEN AMONG 200 RISK
CONCERNS.
Provided the itockholdari of Hi '
Central Mil' Insurance company ds
nlro to (l o ho, tiif dlraoton of tha com"
puny arc planning to Incraaae the cap
itui stock or tin' company ami to de
dare u stock dividend, A rail lias
been sent out tor a ipoclal meetins
of ti c stockholders to mis hi. r this
mornini mi business.
Dr, W, P, Weeie lias gone to Qraod
Rapidi ami Cedar Raptdi, iowa, on a
bualnaai trip,
Mrs Slinoii (i el (tor ami dangler
Louise ami son Joseph of t'lii-Hliut St ,
wonl to Chicago yesterday to spend
tho watah and
Mih. otto (loudnlf of CIiIcuko, who
lias been visiting her sisters Mrs.
Charlai Hantrtch and Mrs. Blmon
Gelger in this city lias returned to her
1 1 1 it i
BLUE BEARDESS IS
FOUND GUILTY OF
BAND
I bacilli W Ural
I of the Jury was, I
had died of ar i n
iiiil I y adi
SLAYING HUS
The decision
ir, thai Meyer
ilnontng, grad-
FOOTBALL TODAY.
West.
ohlo stale at Chicago,
lowa at fetinnen ta
North waatam ai Purdue.
lie PattW at Illinois
Kansas at Oklahouia,
Allies at I'rake.
.Missouri at WaahingtODi St. Louis,
(irinuoii at Kansas Antes.
Soutii .Dakota ai Micnigan Aggies.
Chicago Y Collage vs. Hutler at In
dlanapi lis.
St. Louis at Creighton,
Penn College al lies .Moines.
Springfield al Detroit.
Dayton at La i Ilium.
Aihloti at KaJamaioo,
ill'' of- ,, ,, UaimI r,,i, ,,
I. Vila BOttthard to 8tart a l.niiih.ird vs Mnrfhwuataim Wnmr.
new 111',, uith her II rt ti husband, I'aul vllle.
Vincent Southard, a naval petty ofl Cincinnati al Ohio I'nlverslty.
CT, in Honolulu, were ended Krlduv -laines Mllllkln at Wnhash.
TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, JURY CON
VICTS MRS. SOUTHARD OF MUR
DER AFTER WRANGLING TWENTY-THREE
HOURS OVER VER
DICT.
Twin Pal
tdrta of Mn
Idaho, Nov.
r as 'i -- jmi.
propaation, Thia aaaaion will be held Conrad Werner of Portland. Oi
a former Ottawa resident is yuutiBG
relatives here. Tills Is tho first trip
Mr. Warner has made to Illinois in
twenty years. Ho will visit his broth
ers and sisters ill Ottawa. I'eoria.
urora ami Oskosh, Wis Mr. wernoi
ut I o'clock on the afternoon tf
Dec. 21.
Th members of lie board of the
company, which is one pi the lea ling
busin gs concerns in Ottawa, deferred
the calling of this meeting until after
the adopt Ion and payment ot a liberal 1 1- ., hmthnr nf r'hnrlna 0 Werner ul
scale of dividends to tin- policy hold- Ottawa Avenue, ot Mrs George Qaaa
ers. The scale has been in effect fori er 0 Webster street, and of Mrs.
waverai years ami has been maintain- Minnie Poltrock of Ottawa Avenue
hiI even under the remarkable strain county Superintendent of Iligh
Uie company has been put to by the I waye Qeorge Parnaworth la spending
influenza epidemic. ,,. weej, end in Chicago,
ram payment ol auch dividends to Mr aI Mrs aank Banaberg and
the policy holder during the paat two i0n nm f Peru Bre gpending the
years earned tor the Central Life In- weeh ,,,, wltl Mr ., Mra wniLun
suruiue company the distinction n" HoKs.(.k UVs, JefTeraon street.
iraing one of eleven out of S12 i- Mr ., Mp charlea Turner of
pan es operating In the i i I Btatei i Mendota were Ottawa visitors yea-
naviiiK more man ui hi i
uess in force to maintain its dlvidena
schedule without Impairment of cap
ita or surplus.
when ii jury here found her guilty of
I poisoning her fourth husband, itidwnrd
K. Meyer
After being nut t went v t h ree hours,
the jury returned a verdict of guilty
I of murder in the second degree, Sen
tence v. ill be Imposed Nov. 7. A long
prison ti mi Is the best she can ex
pect! the minimum penalt) la tan
Point of Interest Screened.
The haunts of the dlnoxaur in the
terday.
Mr ami Mrs. Robert 1 1 i IT and daugh
ter Mabel i f Marseilles were Ottawa
visitors last night.
Harold rlniH of Peru was an Ot
tawa visitor last night.
Mr. and Mrs George Piaher of Van
Wd Deer VBlIey. hi t'aliada, ha.e been i lluren street are spending the week
screened by the department of trade lend in Chicago with friends.
and commerce, The place win e these
rel.es of millions of years ago are
found Is about Ii"' miles ,.,isi of t'al-
tjury, in u canyon of the Red 1 r
river, which is Just us beautiful as
the Qrand cunyon, Imt aboul one
(event i lis size. Ii is ihc onlj place
In Alberta where the cactus grows.
Wool of Australia.
' The great superiority of Australian
Wool IH supposed In lie due multllj In
,cllmnt.e conditions; bul no little cred
it is also due to the grasses and herb
aKe upon whicli the sheep feed, The
native grasses of Australia are looked
upon us H peri i ir for pasture t" exotic
grasses; experience has Inclined the
Opinion that way. They possess great
er reproductive powers, mid there is
very little necessity for reseedlng,
, Measuring the Moon.
Compared with the earth, the moon
is a tiny body, with a diameter of
2.1tH miles. In the great circle of the
Pacific, from which, according to on
old Idea, it was horn, the moon would
niuko t Solitary island.
Attorney Walter Panneck of La
Saih- transacted bualnaai in Ottawa
ti .lay.
Alphabet Traced to Phoenicians.
Utterl) different as appear the vart
oiis alphabets of the world the an
cient Qreek, the square Hebrew of tho
Jews, the elaborate Sanscrit, the Sesh
ki alphabet of the Arabic speaking
peoples they may he all traced back
to a single germ the A. B. ' of the
Phoenician traders, who for facilitat
ing their far tiling commercial enter
prises created what was u suit of uni
versal short hand by a system of selec
tion of symbols from Hgyptlan ami
other forms "f piciure writing and
gradually developed the broad general
Isntlou of an alphabet. Chicago Journal.
The woman's Qfth hushan.l has bectl
In court with her constantly. The
Jury returned Its verdict at 3:&5 ve -terday
afternoon. She ga.ed as the
floor as (lie jurors entered court an I
did not bok at them as (be verdict
was read h, fore a crowd She show
ed DO other sign of emotion
Tim state tried unsuccessfully to in
troduce testimony thai she bad caused
the death of three other husbands and
one brother-in-law, the motive in each
case being Insurance, it was report
ad that husband No, l h id 14,600, No
- l.'ilHI, No. :i $.'1,000, No. 4 $ i.oou
The claim in the 10,000 policy for
Meyer never was paid
She and her fifth husband left Mono-
lulu, where she was arrested, for the
United States the lirst of last June
Just prior to that press dispatches
UUOted a life insurance scent there
as saying she bad tried to have South-! magnl
aril insure bis life for 10,0( but the PBrl '
agi ut did not regard the paj of ;i mar j Were
i l,-u naval peuy OIIN i r sutln ieiit to
pay the necessary premiums. '
Physicians at the county hospital
here h id attributed the death of Meyet
in 1880 to typhoid fever, because cer
tain lists showed the presence of the
Kenyon at Wittenberg,
Beloil at Lake Forest.
Haskell at Marquette.
Wooster at Oherlin.
East.
Notre Dame al West Point.
Nebraska at Pittsburgh.
Harvard ut Princeton.
Maryland al Vale.
Lafayette at Pennsylvania.
Carnegie Tech at Penn State.
Pucknell at Annapolis.
Mfcgill at Syracuse.
Wealeyan at Amherst.
Cornell vs. Columbia at. New York,
st. Bonavsnture at Brown.
Pordham at Georgetown,
Muhlenberg al Lehigh.
Maine at Hewdoln.
Norwich at Vermont.
Bwarthmore at Stevens.
Huston Cnlverslty at Tufts.
Westminster at Washington and
left'erson.
Union at Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hossai k will,
entertain with u ten cover dinner to
morrow night at their home on West
Jefferson St., in honor of tho llrst
birthday of their little grandson, BlUle
Bransberg, son of Mr, uml Mrs Frank
Branaberg of Peru.
Tho members of the Home Conser
vation department of the Ottawa
Woman's Club will hold their meeting
on Monday at the Township High
school instead of tho parish house as
previously announced. The home de
partment win hold a cake demonstra
tion, The meeting will start promptly
ut '1 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Catholic
Daughters of America will ho held on
Tuesday evening, November Sth in the
Knights of Columbus Club rooms.
The members of the New Review,
No. Ki'J, womans' Benefit of Maccabees
w in entertain with a euchre and bunco
party on Tuesday evening, November
Sth; at the home of Mrs. William (Mine,
718 State St.
EVERY week is buyers' week with us. Just
call 538-W and get our prices on poultry
feed, egg mash, cracked corn, chopped feed,
dairy feed, middlings, bran, hay, straw, corn
and oats. Ask your grocer for fresh corn meal,
whole wheat, graham and rye flour. Put up
at Daly's Mill.
J. A. MILLER, Prop.
Legal Holiday.
The hanks of the city will close on
SVMov UMtunhm till, A rnuulli'n
day.
Farmers & Merchants Trust &
Savings Bank.
Peoples Trust & Savings Hank
Ottawa Hanking & Trust Co.
National City Hank.
First National Hank.
Ottawa, Illinois.
Sunday Evening
PERU
TURN HALL
Beginning Sun., Nov. 6
Steadman's Orchestra
Admission 1 Oc
Single dance 1 Oc
Ribbons $1.00
Park Style
Emeralds in Artec Treasures.
Among the Aztei treasures of Mpt- gs
Icn exquisitely i ul merolds were found ; 55
Ulul it is i", o Ibis sunree lluit lbi
nt emeralds now terming u
t ne royal collection of Spaiu
ippo
ed to h
Hue.
The Greatest Prodigality.
If time be Of all things the imwt
precious, wasting time must be the
greatest prodigality Franklin.
11 SfLMON., NOV. 7thflftBl, Si
Notice.
sThe Philanthropic Department of
the. woman's club will hold a meeting
gt the residence of Miss Katherim
Slnnott, ,ll::i Paul street, Tuesdav
Nov. 8. All come - Adv.
Notice.
Regular meeting (,!' the Catholic
Daughters of America will he held In
Kniubts of Columbus Council room on
Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 7 id p. m
Come and Enioy Yourself
At the men's service Sunday night at
the Methodist Episcopal church.
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. G. W. Farrar, Rector.
Sunday School, 9:45. Centennial
service. 10:45. Subject of sermon,
"One Hundred Years Old." Special
Come.
Hear the chorus choir of men
voices at Methodist Episcopal church i Program of iv.us:c.
Sunday night. Strangers Welcome.
This Ad May Be
Worth $100 to You
If you are a car owner, you will be
interested in the meeting:
TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 7:30 P. M.
SUPERVISOR'S ROOMS
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
OTTAWA
The Chicago Motor Club has a story
to tell you which affects your interests
as a car owner more vitally perhaps
than you know.
Come and bring your friends.
La Salle Branch
Chicago Motor Club
Admission FREE
asSr
Direct from the London Hippodrome
World's Premier Troupe of Preforming Little People
20
Vest Pocket Actors and
Actresses with
Their Own Troupe of Trained Midget
20
ELEPHANTS PONIES AND DOGS
See The Funny Midget Clowns The miniature Automobile
A CARLOAD OF SCENERY AND EFFECTS
Prices 50c, 75c and $1-00 plus Tax Seats Ready Saturday
18818
188I9
18820
SIX VICTOR DANCE HITS
SECOND HAND ROSE -Fox Trot
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN-Fox Trot j
MY SUNNY TENNESSEE -Fox Trot )
Ma! One Step
TUCK ME TO SLEEP -Fox Trot
WABASH BLUES Fox Trot j
HENTRICH MUSIC HOUSE
Gayety Bldg. Phone 352-W
PAUL WHITEMAN
and his
Orchestra
THE BENSON
Orchestra
of Chicago
THE BENSON
Orchestra
of Chicago
Association
is an
Education
-' mm min i
June Caprice in "Rogues and Romance"
A stirring stcry replete with thrills and adventure, also
AESOP FABLE
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
ft
MAY ALLISON in "BIG GAME"
Where a hunter of wild animals turns hunter of women
Couldn't You Spare ONE DOLLAR?
from this week's earnings for the
purpose of opening a Savings Ac
count at this Hunk?
Do it Now !
You will find it easy to keep it up week after week, and on
some future day you will look hack on this as the most profit
'able advertisment you ever read and answered.
We Pay
4 PER CENT
on Savings Accounts
All deposits amply secured by the Capital Stock, Surplus and
Undivided Profits and Safe Investments.
Capital Stock, $100,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $30,000
The People's Trust
& Savings Bank
John Garland, President.
W. D. Duncan, Vie Pres.
T. B. Kendrick, Cashier.
r
COMING "THE INSIDE OF THE CUP'
Saturday Supper Special
Chop Sues and Rice, 35c
at
Englefield Cafeteria
Why cook your Sunday dinner when you can
get chicken a la Maryland, roast chicken,
roast pork, apple sauce, fillet of beef, vege
tables, salads and desserts at Englefierrr Cafe.
Twenty years ago par
ents who desired to in
still the finer musical
tastes in their children
took them to hear the
traveling mandolin or
chestra engaged for the
evening by the village
musical and dramatic
club they would have
been glad to have taken
them to hear the world's
celebrated artists -but
they never appeared out
side the big cities. But
today with a Columbia
phonograph every home
can have any class of
artists, any kind of mu
sic in their homes to de
velope the children's
tastes and talent. A
home without a Colum
bia is like a town without
schools, and every home
can have one. Talk it over
with Morey Roberts, he
can arrange the p!an.
See the new and improv
ed Columbia.
MOREY
ROBERTS
The Piano Man
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