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JAY, DECEMBER 3, 1921.
THE OTTAWA FREE TRApER-J OURfc AL.
PAGE THREE,
JH WITNESSES
OF VIGILS IN
ANGELES HOTEL
JgcdBk&
8AY8 MURDER DEFEND-
1ENTED ROOM FACING OF
OF J. HELTON KENNEDY
L OF MYSTERIOUS
N'S VISITS TO HIS SUITE.
.ngelos, Cal Hop. 3. -A. H.
hotel clerk, was a wIUii'hh for
h in the trial of Arthur C.
'riilay. BttfOh Is Charged with
(lor Of J. Helton Kennedy here
?U8t.
was employed at 1 hotel di
cross Broadway from the of
Konnedy His tentimony re-
the securing ;;f a front room
h a few day before the shoot
il the COndOOt of the tenant
the intervening days.
said that Burch remained In
it much of the time and on one
l whs visited by a woman who
a vigil that the clerk said
m keepltif,'. He was tumble
itify the, woman, hut nave a
description. Mrs, Madelynn
aln was indicted with Hurrli
e state has said it would on
to identity her as the woman
tde the visit In question,
h sat for hours at a time khz-
m his hotel window across the
from Kennedy's office between
I ami Auk. 5, Nilcs testified.
Blanche Rogers, a chamber
n the hotel, tea tided a woman
liurch In this room. Nlles da-
I the visitor. The description
Mrs. Obenchaln.
Miller, superintendent of the
itf'ttppnSttP the hotel, lestilied
lut? seen a man lOOklBS toward
lilclint; from a room in the hotel
urch occupied and declared the
esemhled BUTCh,
nse attorneys who have an
d Insanity as a part, of their
e, emphasized in cross ekSRlin
PSe witnesses tPat Ilie man w no
(ept watcli would look nxeniy
tended periods.
liam '. Pllger, mechanic, cm
I at an automobile rental park,
ed a man he Identified as Burch
I an automoldle from him for
eek beginning July 26, and signed
ante "M. ('. Obenchain" to a
slip. Mrs Obenchaln was
ered thus at a downtown hotel
;it time, according to testimony,
lie name of the hotel was given
he address of the automobile
on the rent slip.
defense attorneys introduced
Idence panoramic photographs
ffom an airplane of the section
.,.i. iv i:ntn ii rr, Minn n a i :. . r
rottage where the shooting oc-
d. The photographs were huiiR
the courtroom for the guidance
jury.
Miss Vera Long of Kast Mollne Is
the guest of her HlsUr, Mrs. W. II.
Whitsltt in the Palmer apartments.
Kd IV Brush of Kergus Kails, Minn.,
a former Ottawa man. Is spending
a few days In Ottawa looking artor
his business Interests and visiting
with his old friends.
B, i. Aehard was u pMMBftr to
Chicago this morning.
Miss LrUOUe Sanders of the south
side is spending the day In Ohlcago,
Miss Harriet Hradlsh wont to Chi
cago this morning to sixuid the day
with friends.
Miss Elisabeth Bowers is a Chica
go visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1'. Taylor
and daughter returned from Chicago
last evening where they had been
spending a short time with friends.
Mis Mary Mm ray Baker and Miss
Caroline A. Murray of Rvanston are
pending the winter with Miss Mary
K. Nattinger on Congress street.
Mrs. Victor Humble! Of SI. James
St.. went lo Kankakee today for a
visit with friends.
Tavlor iStrawn of Chicago was In
Ottawa today to attend to legal busi
nesH and to visit his father and
mother. Attorney and Mrs. Lester II
Strawn.
Miss Mary Sheffler of Serena was
an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. IM. N. Armstrong of
Buchanan St., will leave ateut Decem
ber fi for Florida, where they will
spend the winter. Their daughter,
Miss Lucy Armstrong who is now
visiting in Washington. I. C., may go
south later In the season.
Mrs. C. S. Ayers of Columbus SI.,
Is visiting relatives In Lowdonvlllc.
Ohio.
L. M. Lucey was a La Salle business
visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William ('dwell of Ot
tawa Avenue, have returned home
imm llnchester. Minn., where the for
mer underwent an operation,
Uimrn ivinrv Clark and Llbhlo Keys
of I -a Salle are spending the weekend
visiting with Miss Marguerite Haley,
HOD West Jackson St.
i' w Hie wart. Prudential Life In
Hlll'iince superintendent left today lor
Missouri, where he will spend the
month among relatives In HI. LOUIS
and Pike County. During his uiisenco
Inspector Decker will be In charge 01
the Ottawa dlslrict.
Victor Krl.zie and Prank Schtt-
macker attended a party In Ottawa
last night.
Mrs. A. S. Calkins of Ottawa Ave.
underwent an operation today at St
.losenh's hospital in Bloomington
Mr. Calkins and daughter, Mrs. Prod
Bont ,,f l.osfant who relniiied from
Bloomington on Tuesday, after accora-
paning Mr. Calkins there, wont hai k
again yesterday to SPSnd the weekend.
Attorney John Coleman of l.a-Mtiio.
transacted business in Ottawa today.
W. ('dwell of Ottawa avenue, vis
ited friends in La Salle last night.
Mill lune and Hen Hlake of Mar
seilles visited in Ottawa last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Adams of
ROUte are the proud parents of a
baby son bom this morning ut Ky
hurn Memorial hospital.
John Walsh of l-i Salle called on
friends in this c ity last Bight,
MATEANDDAUGHTER
BEQUEATHED $1.00
IN STREATOR WILL
WOMAN MAKES "NOMINAL" BE
QUESTS TO HUSBAND AND
CHILD WHILE DIVIDING ESTATE
AMONG SEVEN OTHER HEIRS.
ton, Teresa March, Louise Duggani
and Anna lloer. Is to receive i leg
acy of 1(175 each. A son, John Leyes,
Il In receive a piece of Peru proper
ty provided he pays V. to the
estate. The six children, LlSlie Ban
ning, George Leyes, Joseph Leyes,
John Leyes, Anna Kuhl and K ite lie
ho, are named the residuary halTB,
Invalid Granted Hivcics.
Mrs. Christine Khutaon, who for
twelve years has been an Invalid, rid
lug In a wheel chair, was granted a
divorce decree from Ki'gle Kntjl on.
alias Edward Knut3Kn, pt Mlnm 1 1 i
ih
her
Bequeathing her husband, John Al
len, and daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Coulson, legacies of $1.00 each, the
will of the late Mrs. Annie Allen ol
Btreator has been (lied for probate,
The pefition staling the value of the
estate has not been entered on the
COUrt records. By the terms of the
will the residue Is to he equally di
vided between the following children
of Mrs. Allen: John Cadnian. Nellta
('adman, Mary Cadman, William Cad
man, Robert Cadman. ( haries i ad
man and Sadie Ready,
The will was drawn June 14, 190.4,
and was witnessed by P. J. Lucey
and the late Clarence King.
Leyes Estate of $4,000.
The will of the late ESltiabeth Leyes,
who died at her home in Peru on
Oct. Iff, was liled for probate today
Mrs. Leyes left an estate valued al
$4.0U(J. By the terms of her will eai h
child of her three deceased daugh-
prop-meca.
on grounds of cruelty Is
Court this morning. Mrs. Knit
was unable in c inie Into court. dSS
tlons In her hehi-.lf being road bv
ittorney. She alleged that sh bai
been a helpless cripple for mors thai
twelve years, and charge. i the defend
ant with drunkenness and with beat
lug her several times while he MU
Intoxicated,
Mi t. Knutsod was liven ti
' rtv w In n she lives mirth ol
she and the defendant were married
in 1884 and lived togetln r until the
day befon Christmas lb 11 o. Ac-
cording to the bill, He y are the par
enti ut live children.
Ottawa Woman's Club Cook Book.
Sold bv Kneiissl Bros., Oil iwa.
t;. p. Smith, (Hand Ridge
Allen Drug Store, Marseilles.
Oeorge Elelmer, utiou.
P. I). Watson, I -eland.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
(Main Want Ad Section Page Ple.)
MEN Grower of dependable stock
want reliable salesmen, commis
sion weekly, no delivering, Brown
Brothers Nurseries! Rochester, .v. Y.
i vuajwinrju
' -iV.flsaVAV! if i m
Holeproof Hosiery
A Welcome Gift
The package that discloses silk hose is a wel
come one the more so when it contains a
pair of our ladies' hole-proof hose.
Notice.
October 12. 1921, tho Ottawa
-ery changed its name. After
date it will be known as tho
wa tTuuuvts v. o.
Xmas
Notice.
ee booklets, "How to Serve Sun-
on. The "Sunshine Lady" would
to see you at T. It. Godfrey's.
Notice.
is United Telephone company is
it to issue its new directory.
iiith in i s u ties ih i ui c ill ue
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,111 lit- I I II II I tit II, lit, i .. 1.11 '-
A, O. H. Notice.
nirntor iiiuaMni, rt Tilt- 1 A C TI
day at 2:30 p. m., at St. (,'olumba's
The Tuesday Study Circle
meet Dec. fi at the home of Mrs
itSV Kneussl. HIT Illinois avenue.
HICHESTER SPILLS
. 1'It U tfcl A UilN Ih llPlvn
i
fiii ihmm iuuWW
I.oJlJ Aak your Urvggint for
iii-phPh-lrr-s itunmnd lirnnd
i-iiis m neu and i.oi.l ptttUlH'
QfVjfta ir.l with Blur. Ri!.Un,
Tk no other. Hiiv nf vn.
nrujftfl-,;. AsL- fur? JII.i'1! r.-T!'R'H
inifNi h ft And riLi.sr - aa
nil hi imi rvr wfWHtuB-
35
Don't Coax Children
To BRUSH TEETH
uesday s paper). Let the child chew
nntnrn Emm which ,-lejina ninnth
1 lei-in IM-Liei , wii.ii i. iihi i.oui, ciii h:
d and delicious fruit flavors. Get
package of any dealer, five cents
eight big chews. Head the "Why-
e. on the label and get. toiaer, ;x
ininc." The Greatest advance in
rninE in folder, il Rums are in bat
ndttlon, result of neglect. Preven
n is better than cure. Sweetora,
gum delicious, ts mi'-'ioy nenc-
Yeastole the Original
and Best Yeast
pecially for heallh has been proved
iiii .il i i lie il u 's in il e wi'M ,11111
- . . .1 1 m .1 1. . . ...1...
IH-ril, ill ilt'lt'tl mill tltl.en n.v wnv,
e other day, having used Yeastole
r more than two years, after trying
otkrs. At least bIx Ottawa doe
rs KW using Yeastole. They know.
Yeastole costs less, does more
The company, a corporation, want
capable man as agent for this coun
. a good prospect. Address. Dr.
Make This An
ELECTRICAL
CHRISTMAS
Only 21 Days To Xmas
If you love her whether she be a
mother or a sweetheart, buy her some
thing electrical.
' Electrical Xmas gifts are the cheap
est and the most welcome gift you can
buy. ' H !
For instance: Make the initial pay
ment of $10.00 down on a beautiful
electric washer, or $5.00 down on a
wonderful electric vacuum cleaner.
You couldn't make any woman a more
useful present than either one or the
two.
Buy your sweetheart a beautiful
pair of boudoir lamps or a curling iron,
a waver iron what would be a more
appreciated gift.
Any of these articles with a $1.00
deposit will be put aside for you to
Xmas.
Come in and see what we have to
offer you.
Some very beautiful articles
M. & H. Elec. Co.
Phone 302-W
Ottawa, 111. and Sandwich, 111.
House of Quality and Reasonable
Prices
Ti
Suggestions J
ii iiiiMumiMisiiiiiiii i' ill i tasiwiinwi i m rr'TW-nr"' '
CO
lilllllHIIilHIRIIIIHl
I
Willi
Public Sale
of Katherine Lempp property will be held on
the premises,
Thursday Dec. 8,
at two o'clock p. m., just north of "Prairie
Grocery Bridge"
In We Ottawa
a very desirable property.
For particulars inquire of Robert Carr, Cen
tral Life Building, or The First Trust Company,
Ottawa, Illinois.
You can't tell-
What That Cold Will Develop Into
BE SAFE, TAKE
r.'iNCAiii,
32 CALIBERS
, rrTnds Mirk"'
FOR COtOS. HEADACHE. NEURALGIA,
UTsrfcrSl. fiHlKPE, PAINS, Etc.
I DlRB;;TloN9 Per tloadaobc, Sub n-t-lj
I i'.u r hik, mi i4 tnij oin neui 'ne
i im "-tri t:oara. vor DtlMM l l
. m. it . oalai taks o4 tlmsa at day, . -
scf nitti UM at U Jtloe. For Colli aod i
l II MS Hsad taks nn TfT S hours
W. D, DUfsi'c AN,
WM. D. DUNCAN
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OFFICERS
LORENZO tMiAND, President
EDWARD SWIFT, Vice Pros.
CHARLES E. HOOK, Vice Pres.
OSCAR HABBBRLB, Cashier
KKlcli A. OBRDING, Asst. Cashier
BPW1N .1. CA88IDY, Ahs(. CashlST
JOSEPH M. QEARY, Asst. Cashier
Make your signature worth money by having a che king
account at this strong, safe bank.
PAY YOUR BILLS BY CHECK
114 1'l
FIRST NATIONAL BANli
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
Our 1922 Xmas Club is Now Forming
pMrMHEBa
Bfcn SYSTEMSStsl
e), Ottawa, 111.