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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1021.
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OTTAWA ITIEE TRADER - JOURNAL
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
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W. H. OSMAN . .
Mr.M..,r of thu Associated Pri
TESM8;
Dally oi yoar is advance fcy carrlei
Daily, one year in advance, b natl, ontalda I a "
Oatly. ono year In advance, by mail, la La
Daily. lifir week by carrier
TI.h A.nm-lni.Ml Pre-. Im exclusively
of ah news dispatches credited to It
and alsn local news publish Ad herein
Entered as second claa MMt Mar. 86,
111., nndor the An of Oct 3. 1817
MONDAY NOVEMDFF! 21 I
NEED SPEED LIMITATION AND ROAD I AW ENFOR( D
( )n several i iCCO. I
merit from the office i
isitetl ( Ktawa ami m
automobile law - are en
i sec that the prop; r
ins re
f tin'
intnii t I'
chauffeurs
licenses arc
ll.
In i ther vvcrds. that a
from those si urc s.
When qucstit mcrl
the statement vas 1 n
hen- than iu many i th
tr. specific violation tl
"Of course, we can't k
and tiie qucstii mer n
tton was being paid bj
the revenue.
With the ct inii
of vehicles usine tl
.ii
wavs an- t" be afe, ind
traveler. s .ni effort will be
w ithin the law . 1 rjth as I
ffltports from eastern ita
show that accidents are nior
the r atls were improved, an
lure nianv
so-caiicu uangei
reduced. Then
is a matter too
l .i.l era
Ahea.K
driver to report the tr
necessary tfa t wrs I nwh
Thh may not be : tl i
who has made the trip il
he was htttinc; a trail i
The itrtpr ved roads ma
a reasi mahli
Mc'i -i.
tut
lie contended that any tna
with safely to the occupan
And alnp t cla ;i refi
cause the law as b light
leave- the corn rale limits
the matter -'due atteni
f rtind neees ku) . I he ei
improved highwav s cal
hard n ad ; they call for p
he en j' lyed by all o the i"
comlitions necessitate ne
imi-t eventually be met.
WILL ADD A THOUSAND MILES OF ROAD PAVING.
A sin rt time agothere was a dcdtcattoti ceremony, participat
in by the governors of both VVisci nsin and llltirois, up on the l
line nol far from either Rctoit or Rockford. Ine occasion v
the dedication of the Meridian trail, an improved highway wli
traverses the two states north and south, ! he highway g - 1
closely the line knowli to Illinois surveyors as the third princi
meridian, pasmg through Mcndota and I. a Salle in this county, a
Bloomington, Centralia and Vamlalia further south, The t
crovernors, aliahtine from 'heir automobiles, shook hantls acr
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Editor and 0u.ral Maaagor
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or not
:ncrwlie credited to this paper
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the narrow
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spent icr
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EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO
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cose a Lot t- tims amp tve'te v?s
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Today's
WHEAT PRICES CLIMB
IN EARLY TRADiN3
ts ::ave coi: adem a to the bulls :
looked for. Opening quotations which
uried from tc to i'-e higher with
11.T. $1 Otf 10 11.09
to $i 11!; were foHi
i
May
$1.104
a alight
(I fresh
Di
with May at 54c to 64 ic i
l further upturns.
were firm in sympathy
til
-li.v.
Higher hog vain'
strenghten provisions.
WEEKLY REVIEW
GRAIN MARKET
tor tho 01
thai a bltt
iter
letting ;
IS than i
o of united
placement i
:n.,i ii
'
s w nea
ind ths
Brisk
with ko
financing
to price
I he com (run. gi
both of corn and oafs
nnnlntinna m t this
Lowest quotations yet
were touched by provbj
slve hog arrivals Hoemei
chief weakening Influenci
aond 4148, 95.00i third 4!
Live Stack.
Chicago, Nov. 21. Hop Pec apt
30,900 head; he'd over, L'.i.TT; open
ing 10c to 2i)e higher than Saturday'-!
average, mostly ia yard traders; $7
paid for numerous loads i f roo, hoas;
quality mostly good; average cost Sat
j urday, 6t75.
Cattle -Receipts, l9,i hi ad,
Shei p Receipts, 1 ' 0 11 0' ad.
Provis:onr.
Chicago, Nov. 81. rsuttcr hlghai!
i creaini ry extras ' ' ; rn
I l ; II eonda, 32-'13 1 ; :;t
! 3Vs.
IChks high i . rec Ipts, 1,7
Brats. .". -':.; ordinary : . I
I mliwcllaneous. :; refrii
i tra i, : Hfc-87c; r- Itigersti r r
8fe,
v-f 4 tN .
Poultry1 -Alive un m i;
:;nc; average, Ijc; tor
ra, 13c
TOOL BOX
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GRAIN
Chicago market report furnished by
. W. Klrbv, manager Simons, Hay
& Co., Ityjrn
PhOB S(5.
NioJ.iDoy Balldlng,
I'rev
Close
High. Ixsr. C"ioe
.
Corn
.ei,
-2J
.48'
.49
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, .,
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I
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Di c
May
Cas1! Markets.
New No. ' tniv
iOW-
New No.
Oats
CASH MARKETS
SOUTH
Wheat ..
Oatfl
OTTAWA ELEVATOR.
.91
.4214
.40
,40
.38
). 1 white
9, 1 yellow . . .'
RUCKRIGCL'G ELEVATOR
No. 4 whit'
rn
C(
A 1
.11
WALLACE
Wheat
( )ats
GRAIN
MARKET.
.111
No.
No.
white
30V
3 white.
I white
A. .
white 4tb
' 8tor , ffQ 2 yellow 42Va
1 'j' No. 3 white 40 ft
" Vn '. ve Inii ... .411';,
v,, i ' :M . t,,r slionner Pridav. hnzaar which will take lilaee about II1IIIIIIII!!!!III1IMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!IIIII llllll
No i y, ::::::::::: .iigl Mr .. garah Mullen, formerly of thf, mlddV0 oi December. IBRffii mHWimiHIHIHIHIIIIII nun mmmm
s 1 1 Substantial Redudicn In Goodyear Tires
iu - rii.'A U sroth, N.?n; RliorA11
uuca lneaire hslt s ,r.
I Iw ill 00x31 $13.95 $17.50 i
UUCa'a Mew Price i
Under New Management. 30x3 $ 9.85 $12.35 5
B. A. Wormald I I 30x3 $10.95 $14.75
Shewing Thanksgiving Day Special t How can you afford to buy unknown brands jj
4 . . . n I 5 when you can buy Goodyear Tires at the above
4 Mack Scnnett's 5 Reel Comedy t t Zi 2
new puces.
The greatest Mack Sennett Comedy ever produced
i MARSEILLES MOTOR CO.
firrr:. mit !
.. g ' 1 ll'""'wajaaaaaMaM8aaawawawawiBsaBw m m jeepYiQne Black 42. Goodyear Service Station 5
$ 5 5
GRAND RIDGE
MISS WINIFRED YOCUM
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN BYRON REED
EXPIRES THIS MORNING
i uh thta norntnf) claim d Mr
,liini llyron Read, one ol Orand
llldgo'i moat beloved ol l reatdt nl
the end coiutm .it 10:30 o'clock, fol
lowing b vM'ek'H illness oi pnoumoBla
iii the family residence on Knal Ulb
ert) street,
Mn Keaa, ai Harrlel v porter, wa i
born in New Balom, Pa Jul) It, 1850;
i mi iv !u l .i girl of S cuuie'tp Illinois
I wit 'i li r fsihcr. Tl, (fttiuUy Kettleil
in I mud Runiit to .iisliip. tin Mureh
11. 1ST:', VII s Toi ti r became the bride
Ol Jolni llyron ltted,nntl to ibis unloi,
j w i li rn elghl chUdri n. five ol
whom, v.nii the bereaved husband,
lnurvrr 1 mourn the loss of a lovtnsjj
wife and mother, Tha children are
I i; I war i ami locator of Porool lit'.,
lowu; Jchn of Qrand Rldse, Men. l.lu-
i i II William " ot Bnsle, Kan , and
Mrs. ICmma Hessland ol Ottawa.
Two hall 1 t ra, Mrs. Margaret Croa
i - and Mli Cora Porter, both of
Gra
id Ridge, :ilso survive.
ace. her marriage the deceased
., devoul .mil faithful worker In
Mrthodisi church and i leader In
W C T. I .olivilles of the vll-l-'ei-
many jears ln- solved as
iccllor for the Royal 'Neighbors
the
th.
e funeral hive
yet
not in
n comph
GOOD WILL CLUB.
Muron Tonvbaugh provi
d bar i
Mrs
self a delightful hostess on Thursday j Whitney start today to Wtndon
afternoon at her country home, south- j Mian, to attend the funeral of Mrs
w. il of the village, when the major- Henr Pcnoyer, who died suddenly
u ol the members of the Good WUljMra, Hill and Mrs Whitney are sis
club together with two visitors who tow of Mr. Penoyer.
were Mrs Ralph Hatnpson and Mrs.'
illunn ll.i::inson. present, The la-1
dies as is their coatcm spent the
earl) hours of the afternoon sewing
for thi Ir hostess, at the conclusion
of which came the social hour,
Which is always much enjoyed, i
Oam b had been previously arranged
and at tile close the contestants who
won tirst prizes were Mrs Kdward
Armstrong ami Mrs nampsov, ne
fore departing the guests wen served
delicious refreshments The club
v. ill meet again OA Dee 16 With Mrs
Frank Mm
th of
The home of .;. B. Read on east
Liberty street miracnlouaty escaped
being destroyed by fire on Saturday
afternoon when a fire started from a
laundry stove in the basement.
Smoki
of tht
was coming through the floor .
tirst slory v. nen upon lUTOU'imv,
gatidh it was found to be on tire, j
Th" quick work of neighbors with tfee j
aid of the large Village hose and
chemical extinguisher the house was;
saved from being totally destroyed
Tie' family are having their troubles i
; Mrs Head is critically 111 of pnOU
monia and had to be taken from lier
nil room on the second floor ilnwn lairi,
19 k so In case the available means of get
9U tine th" lire under control failed she
could be moved to a nearby neish
n ' I bor'ai The loss has at this time not
50 " i Mrs Karl Hakey spent the past
! week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
George Bchobert, durinK her hn
, " I band's sojourn in Chicago.
John Wagner aa a Village caiwr
Friday.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ott of Kast
Main Btreel have as their guests rel
ative;; from Chicago.
Mrs. P. E, Reeae spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poundstone, east
of town.
Mrs Llnnle Read Williamson of
Kansas la due to arrive tonight In
answer to a telegram sent her a few
days ago apprizing her of the serious
illness of her mother. Mrs. J. B. Road,
whose condition remains the same.
K I). Williams transacted business
at the county seat last week.
Miss 1 ;s WOolenhaupt took advan
tage of her holiday from the Ottawa
high school, where she is a student
and with her mother, Mrs. George
Wnnlnnhaunt visited her old school-
i mates at the Grand Ridge high school
i Friday.
V.'o regret to note John Rlnker on
; the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. ,. (). Jackson oT Syl
van avenue it is reported will leave
i In a few days for Florida, where they
will spend the w inter.
i Mlsa Dorothy Vocum and brother
! Harold ere over night, guests Friday
with their grandmother, Mrs. M, H.
Yocum,
Mrs. Anna Qa titer ft, IHhirlington
avenue is spending a few days with
i her son. Everett, and family, after
which she will go to Leonora for an
extended visit with her brother. Mr.
Alberts.
Mrs. David Poundstone was a duw
Marseilles News
MARY MAC ARTHUR
Office Phone, Black 176. House Phone, Black 35.
Office over Star Theater.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1921.
R. ports Roadc at "Fierce."
William Rollo Jr, and Roy si ii
I motored ovor to Rootttord on j.t 1 1 1
, da) and returned, yesterday, Thi : 1
I port the ruada were gomt thing Here
on the w:i to Rockford, so on their
peturu the,, carna by way of Jollrt or
the Lincoln highway and thenci h m i
oil ill" hv V:iy. Tbey say In getting
down on the pontoon bridge at Ohm
nation thai the ruts , re 10 doen tlioj
bad to . ei out and push the car. n
the bottom of the car struck thu
ground The) don't si u how ptionle
cotllng the opposile way ever k'! iii
the loll f i am 1 1 river to th road,
ua the bank is sleep and no attempt
haii boon mado to level too rota,
Pl.iy Tie Game With Streator.
The Mi n i liles football leani weni ;
. to sir. aior yesterday, accompanied by 1
a large number ol rooters from thla
city, The Tlgvri were matched
I agalnsl ths bin Btraator team and th
game was played at the fair grounds I
Thi t ma loomed very evenly
matched, and the score ;i the Una1'
wlndup was nothing t nothing, Tho
Vlaraeilh boyb had some bad luck In
the game, as they twice lost their ball
I on the Btraator ten-yard line. Then a
goal was almost in sight This was
om ol i'i closest games played ho la
this J ear by the TtgerB.
Leave to Attend Funeral.
Mrs John M. mil and Mrs Prank
uawai to bcrve Lunch.
i no i. on,
church will
;' ' Ircle oi the Methodist to Ottawa, where shi; will remain un
serve liimh at the Kber-ltil tomorrow', whon she will com,!
sole sale tomorrow
- T
Dalton Condrott, Mathaw Mitchell,
Harold Swanaon went with tho i. p.
football team to Chicago yesterday to I
see the Chicago I'niversity play Iowa, j
Mrs Veal and grandson were Otta
wa shoppers Saturday.
us m d. vase ami airs, & i..
Mrs. 1
PhUdera were Ottawa shoppers Satur -
Hr. Paltuei
funeral of Mr
of Ottawa attended the
I. Jno. Bauniah Saturday
a tn.
N'eal Harmon of W'.iltbam. was al
La Salle paaaenger Saturday.
Mr. Ernie Wllhelm or La Salle'
attended Mrs. Jno. llauman's funeral
Satin day a. In.
Mrs, vm. varne.'s mother returned,
to her hoe in Minonk after visiting
her a few (lays.
Waiter Hialar transacted business
n pUca Siiturtlay.
Mrs Harmon Hoppe Jr., was a La !
salle shopper Saturday.
Mrs Mike Gorman was a La Salle j
.h,itiir Sjilnrdav
Mrs. Edna Phelps and daughter
Of Oglesbv, wi re Utlca visitors Sat-j
Dfday
Mr. and Mrs it. Lyddon from itock-!
ford, 111., and Mrs. Casper Mauman. I
from Cherry Valley, and Mrs. Eaglol
and daughter from Washington, Iowa,.
came to attend the funeral of Mrs.!
Jno. Bauman Saturday a. m.
Mrs. o. jones ana ramuy ana Laura
LeRette from Ottawa attended
the
funeral of Mrs Jno. Bauman.
Mrs. Krnest Woodberrv and little
girl and Mrs Joe Glanry Were La
La Salle shoppers Saturday.
LOCAL MARKETS
Lard
10c.
Ducks, 15c.
Old Toms, 20c.
Pigeons, 5.
Old TloosterH, 8c.
SUhfs. Re
Geese, 12c.
Cream
Eggs,
35c.
53c.
Putter, 40c.
Springers, 17c.
Hens, 17e.
Turkeys, 33c.
Grand llidge, but now of Ottawa, was
looking after business interests hero
Thursday.
Karl Wakey and brother Iloss were
Chicago visitors from Monday until
Friday.
Mrs H. Hess was among the recent
Btreator passengers.
The Ladies' aid of the M. K. church
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
David Poundstone, with B good at
tendance, The ladles devoting the
tinu
to working on articles for th rlr
TTTTaO
1 1
4
At Candle Light Service.
Some twenty-five of our ManetUea
membori ol the Kpworth Letfua went
in Beneoa laat evening to attend can
die light s rv li e held bj the Seneca
loague The., report vcrj intereiit-
: mi, mootlhg.
Auto to Pacific Coast.
Mr and Mrs Ji hn Poole and dayth
tcr and ron Stokes and wife itsfMti
1 this morning1 on an auto trip to tU
I'HClflo coast. Th y iH '.top on the
read to ii. il frll nds and rebitlvus.
C pen. ill, ii : i Irr ol Mr. I'oole'a WltlO 1
lives In the iVeat, ami whom he has
not sol ii for years
Fabian Stcicty Meeting.
The tfablan Society of tho Halve.-
siili.d chureh meets tomorrow, at the .
home of Mrs c E, l. ic( oi Washing '
ton street, and will srvi rags for rug.
Which tbey h ie to have in readllictt"
lor i ale by Christmas,
More Ancnt the Nurse's Car.
The lettering on tho nurse's car hue
lie, u completed and it la all urtlsll"
job.
Local Notes.
Il T White and imnlly and .1 V.
While an family drove to I. a Salle
yesterday and visited at the home of
Mr and Mr .1 I While
Mrs. William Dcnnlger of East inuir
street, ratumod from i visit in Bon oca
with her parent; for the week end.
Mr and Mrs. Grover Ktllolea and
son Curtis were dinner miosis yester
day at the home of friends In Ottawa.
Miss km i th Qnraro of Joliei bj
i;uest over Thanksgiving at the home
of Mr and Mrs U (! Kllbdea of
Union Strei t. Ml u Qumm today wenl
back t" the hospitable home of Mr.
and Mrs. W s Kllh lea.
k.Vmtauil li":-:.:. of Ud llorrle':
Mi ' sifi'i tnrl' b
e nil an;.
if (lttavv
lmi A I' flicirirdsQu, proprietor if
the il tel Ottawa, were viaitora at th
place of buatnr.s of tho Maraafllos
Motor com pan) yc iterday.
John Blanchard, Sam tppsteln.
Howard Adler and Harry Scott were
among those who attendc l th Qayoty
ai Ottawa last evening
Bertha Jurgensen and Olympia Bat
lick were iii oitawa last evening to
attend the Qayoty,
Andrew Talty of Ottawa paused
through Marseilles last evening upon
his return trip bv auto to Tuscola.
niloo la ananviul In aMnnl
, . ,..,r 0OT , rhlcaao today.
Harrv Hill and Warren Adams are
starting Ibis week to Aniboy, where
they will spend the winter in hunting
and trapping In tho country around
Amhoy.
T l BroWster U an Ottawa visitor
today.
August O'Ditle motored to l.add yes
tarda) .
Michael O'Brlefl is no oitawa vis
itor today.
Mlfe Marian White of Kinsman, a
diece of Mr. and Mrs. John Vaughoy,
is a guest at their home on Washing
ton itreet.
t'laudo Van Hoorebeke and Ray
Klnnanib r were visitors at the Gay
ety in Ottawa last evenfhg.
A Large Stock of Geese,
Turkeys, ducks and chickens on hand
''la ur order nof later thanQea-
day if you w ish them dressed,
FARM PRODUCB COMPANY,
Commercial street.
'
South Side Coal.
fi s0 nr n in two ton lots or
more, 86.75 per ton for single tons
and on the hill. For prompt delivery
'phono Black No. 6.
Manufacturers' Coal Co.
ill!
A large stock of Geese,
Turkeys, Ducks and
Chickens on hand. Place
your order no laer than
(Tuesday if you wish them
dressed.
FARM PRODUCE CO.
Commercial Street