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Established 1840
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OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
coiaer ountuiy.
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
2
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS. BATUBDAY, .1 AM'A R Y 21, 1922,
PRICE, TWO OKJN I h.
VOLUMI. 0 NO r,T
ENIDICT XV DEA
END
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM OF
PARTNERS
RAL EW: OF
J JL 1J
POPE
'22 FARMER'S INSTITUTE
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
BIGGEST MEETING
IN HISTORY .
7 H REE DAYS OF EDUCATIONAL
TREATS IN STORE FOR AGRI
CULTURISTS OF COUNT Y
HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SESSIONS
AT BAPTIST CHURCH.
The program for the La Salh
County Farmers' Institute has been
partei tod b)
the meeting.
officers In charge of
The convention frill b'
in session here on Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday, Feb. 8, B and 10, an.
will attract hundreds ol farmers iron:
all section." of the i ounty.
All of tin women's sessions will b
held in the First Baptist church
while tie' mens and K -n r. 1 1 session
will be held In the Gayi ty to ati r
Bona of the besl speakei - in the coun
try on farm ami household sclent
subjects will be brought to Ottaw i I
attend the meeting. The ofllci r i
the La Balle Counts Farmi ra' Ii itl
tutc and of the household sctonc de
putment are as fi llow
Farmers' institutt
President ( h.irl. s S. I;, bin on, L
Salle
Vice president Arthur Shute, Ot-
tawa.
Secretary yVilltam Temple, Seren
Treasurer J. j. Hornung, Ottawa.
Houst hold science d partmenl
Preaidenl -Mrs. Charlea Robi
son, l a Salle.
. VJ preshleiit Mm Charles He
Ottawa.
Secretary and treasurer Ml
Kthei Cody, Sheri lai
The complete program ni be i
follows :
WEDNESDAY AFTF.RNOON.
Gtnrral Mooting.
President's address, ; harles s Ro
Inson, i.a Saiie. 1
"The Reconatructed Home," Mrs. H. I
M. Dunlap, Savoy.
"Bttffiness Problems of Today." J. F. I
Bryan, secretary Chamber ol Com
merce. La Salle!
Men's Section.
"Achievement:- and Plans of the
Farm Bureau," l s. Brooks, farm ad-
via
Women's Section.
President's address, Mrs. Charles S.J
Robinson, i.a Salle,
"Organization and Achievements mi
Home Bureau," Miss Zelma Monroe,
home adviser.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
fipneral MfPtina.
"Some Requirements of Good Citi
CAiutttn Mm It M Unci. id. Savov.
"The. Potency of Public Opinion.'
Senator T. U. Essington, Streator.
THURSDAY FORENOON.
Mens Section.
"Tractors and Tractor Troubles,
Ralph- French. Magnolia,
"Grain Marketlpg," Robert X. Clark,
state organizer, Chicago.
Women's Section.
'Food Values." Ml is Kathryn Van
Ak a, assistant state leader, (Jrbana
"The Business side ol Housekee-
ing," Mrs. Clara Ingram Judson, Chi
cago.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
General Meeting.
"The Illinois Agricultural Assocta
tion," Howard Leonard, president llli
nois Agricultural Association
"America's l!ij;i st. Business," .Mrs
Clara Ingram Judson, Chicago.
Mens Section.
"Live stock Marketing," C. A. Stew
art, Chicago.
Women's Section.
"The Rights of the Child." Dr. Bvi
Wilson, president stud h lUsehold de
partment, Manhattan
"Home Bureau Work in State," MIbi
Kathryn Van Aken.
THUPSDAY EVENING.
General Meeting.
"Playing the Game of Health." in
Eva Wilson.
"The Farmer in the Changing
World." Senator Harold Kesslnger,
Aurora,
FRIDAY FORENOON.
Mens Section.
' Latest Findings in Corn Root Rot"
(Illustrated), J. R. Rolbert, Blooming
ton.
"Value and Culture of Soy Beans," i
James V. Stevenson. Streator.
Women's Section.
"The Three 'T s' In Housekeeping,"
Mrs. J. vv. Fulton, Oak Forest.
"Women's Problems," Mrs. K I !
Mann, ex-president slate household
department. Oilman.
emuAT mi- i tniNLnjiM.
General Meeting.
Address. Mrs. B. F. Laogworthy,
Wlnnetka.
"Modern Pioneers." Professor A. W
Nolan, extension department Univer -
ity of Illinois.
OPENS FEBRUARY
"Moral Values in the School Cor-
riculum." Dr. Theodore O. Soares.
University of Chicago.
STREATOR MAN'S
IE
SENSATIONAL SUIT
q'MEETS WIT!
WIFE OF WEALTHY LUMBERMAN
TO PRESS CHARGES AGAINST j
MATE IN SEPARATE MAINTE
NANCE PROCEEDINGS SCHED
ill (n cno uraniMf: iinwnAV
MORNING.
'ill" ii arlnj on the separate matnte
nanct suit brought by Mrs. Ellen B.
iRolph againsl Fred f. Rolph, proml
nenl Streator
which wa
i tn com up lor
1 1 On: t lliis mon
I Monday morn in
in the Circuit
, passed until
o'clock. Th
l he ( ase will not I
day, but the time Of
i" arra o fed by the
heard on Mou-1
Ii , Iliad the suit in 1918. She charged
tin defendant with being untrue to
"T" ,a"-e" ' ;"-
si-cnu .iis,o.ise iiom umu. i uv u i- m
-;iit liled an answer denying these a
legations,
Gray vs. C
lalming thai his Ln
olUng pin as a wei
lm, John B, Gray, a
awfi young man. set
rum .Mrs. Delhi w. i
nit Court tbir mornii
half us
111 Striking
known ()i
.i divorce
in the Cir
Wr, Gray nl
pert that he bus talking over th
ihone wfn n the defendant struck htna
l
i he husband allesi -1 that he an
1,1 ' I. A
- ofngnaur, were marri ';
J , K ll;:"'-''"-. "', :i " 1 1 1H' "
toetner until aov .. ' Nj " ''
egei ' ' ,h' ' . '
''' ''' his meals aim forced him to cook
- to do other household duties. He
lm ' f ' .'-1 , law him ,n he
l:u " :""! '" n"" " '' ' ' '" m
and strike him with an weapon Bh
111,1 '
M"' waa '.'''; ,s'"' '.I'j'1 " ''! k' ,
-i ' , i . ,. , , ", ''
tn v .t ''''- .'v4'" ',''' '' w'' '
, . ? 7 V 7- ."
au:l lias SttlCI
and Ik's since continued to live apart
I from him, thou
Ihave Intervleni
tore than 'si:; years
John Moslem, of
Marseilles, secured a divorce from
Mrs. Sarah Hoslem In the Circuit
Court this morning. The couple are.
the parents of seven Children, accord-
Ins: to the testimony of the complain-
ant. he purchased them from an unknown
He gave the date of their mariage man. The officers also learned thai
as more than thirty-one years ago, sold nineteen skins to the Copper
on October 22, 1890, and the time of,,mjtll nj,e gfojQ for .fIT the day fol
Mrs. Hoslem's desertion as August 14, lowing the theft. The market vain
1915, Their children range in age 0f this number of common hides i.
frojn 15 to years. j said to be $150, while Schaffer al
Mrs. Trunkel Given Decree. leges that nineteen of his hidi er-J
Mr::, i.idn Trunkel. of Marseilles, black picked skins, which had been
secured a divorce from John Trunkel chosen, from his winter trappings and
in the circuit court this morning. I buyings as the cream of his season,
Mrs Trunkel made charges of cruelty and for which he ejepected to secure
against the defendant, alleging that at) unusually large price,
on one occasion while he and his Finds Furs Missing,
companions were drunk at their home Schaffer and Larson were partners
and she went to the phone to call i last winter. On Tuesday night Schaf
the sheriff for protection, he threw ft r's house, where he had stored hi:
her against, the wall. She also al- hides, was looted, the furs, an auta
leged that he threw her dishes to ' tire and a coil were stolen. The theft
the floor while he was intoxicated. ; was discovered early Wednesday
Mrs. Trunkel alleged that she and morning and the matter reported a!
the defendant, were married Mav 8. Oncfl to the she, ill - office. Sheriff
1818, and are the parents of three
children, she claimed that, the de -
fondant took two of the children and
niovri I if mi hit' iieiie tear Seneca
to Willard. Wis.
.
nirvMtiu linntgiuu
ON GIRL'S CHARGES
Rh kard,
arrested
lilt made
Si
boxing promoter, today
on a cha rge of criminal
by the Children's Society on coin
plaint of a 1 . ". year-old -itl. Two other
girls where held as witnesses'. Rick
aid was held in 81,0 11 ball for examl
LtloO Jan. 85.
Cities With
iar Names.
urges In Franc),
i bu) , jn
,n ,.
i) ''iag-
nlticent flofhie e
erected In Ihe Midi
iincea
cwrted in ine auaate Agvs.
! FRIDAY EVENING.
1 General Meeting.
Th9 School Lunch for the luld.
Mrs F I. Mann.
"Education for Democracy. ' Dr.
Theodore Q Bonrej.
I
MISSING POLECAT1:
PELTS BIG ABOUT
ADOCCT nc urn
MIAIALO! M l
IIXIVIH
RAIRIE CENTER TRAPPER AC
CUSES BUYER OF THEFT DIS
COVERS WINTER'S CATCH GONE
ON RETURN AFTER FEW
HOURS' ABSENCE FROM HOME.
Thirty-one skunk hides, sold at re
trapper and buyer, one mile north and
unehftlf mile west of Prairie Center,
on Tuesday night. Harry Larson, a
SbabbOtta buyer, has b. en placed
under arrest and was brought to Ot
tawa today, charged with the alleged
theft
At Larson's home thirteen skunk
skins were lound when he was taken
In charge by the officers, lie claimed
Ayera went out and found clews which
1 indicated that i In robber had traveled
I in an auto. He succeeded In tracing
me ear 10 nie oiavue. . uu
phoned ahead to Chief of Police Beck-
: ett ot Mendota, asking n ne couia ana
Polieo Beckett visited the UOpper-
tnith shop, and Is said to have re -
porti d back that no skit
iid
there.
Suspects Larso
Schaffer then informed
I i( . I snsiio, l",l I,
! author
in, claim-j
itly been
went to 1
lug that Larson had i
down around his pi
Shahboua :ind eeeui
i warrant, for
...... ,... w i,. ii tii.,
author!-
Ml run Kiicav. . .. . '
ties reiiclleil the I arson noine iney
found the peltt of thirteen skunks
Larson claimed that In had purchased
these from a man he did not know,
i Vesterdav Sheriff Avers visite 1
Mendota and learned that a man at-
leged to be Larson
! sold nineteen
I hides at the- ('oppersnutli store for $4
Ion Wednesday.
Today Deputy Sheriff John Cisco
was sent to Shahbona to bring bae,:
the prisoner
RAM
Alleged Boy Bandits Jailed.
j Six alleged boj bandits. Walter
Prxybyla, Peter VVeawtakJ, Charles
I
Knoil, Andrew Btyiek, Albert Bllch
nd Victor Waselewskt, were brought
om La Sail 3 at pooh and lodged in
e county jail charged With burglary
and larceny. All but one of the
w. itim. Who are in'tbelr early-teens,
lhava contessed to breaking Into a
! First street hardware store last week,
i nnd stealing about $100 worth of
! stock.
j The hoys were brought to Ottawa
by Officers Edward Ryan and Officer
Wade Thi y will be held to the Cir-
The -iv lads as they came Into 0t-
but hi
plicate him In tin
FAIR DIRECTORS MEET
TO DECIDE ON $15,000
AMPHITHEATER PLANS
dlrecti
to discuss ways and means ol erect
ing a new grand stand at the La Salle
county fair grounds. Both the topic
n. ferreting a cement grand stand and
of erecting a wooden structure were
taken up. A number of directors fa
vored the erection of a W( aden struc
ture to cost In the neighborhood of
$15 000.
Ways and means of the raising of
funds to build this grand stand were
taken up. It developed that the or
ganization treasury still held $82,000
worth of unsold stock and a large ele
ment was In favor of disposing of this
stock to meet the expenses.
Mr. Reynolds, w. NaVoy Btrawn,
the organization treasurer. J. .1 Hor
nung. and Wallace Wot is. gave a
report Of their investigation trip to
see the grand stands m Aurora. Ke
wanee and Davenport, la. The struc
ture in Davenport cost $140,000.
The stand must be completed be
fore the 1923 fair.
SV1EET HERE TO FORM
LAW ENFORCING BODY
meeting will be held i
etlng will be held in Ottawa
night of Tuesday, Feb. 21, to
i a law enforcement league.
rating win open with a big
. aft.., which a public meet-
on th
.,,
Tj,e mtH.
I banquet
T,,, i,...,.,, is .inK formed thru
,,,.., . sl;ltl, County organ
itsal ions
it of all
the com
the betterment
Herbert II. Hood, distriet. superin
tendent of tin Illinois Law Enforce-
re. .Til li.'iinie is mftWIflS til. !irr:i!ll't'.
I . ,. ',,.. .. ,, k
II IV .1 I S I O I lie ooufu, m, -oi '
I Otp
the principal speakers of the
evening tit the meeting, and a very
fine program will be given in addi
tion to Mr. Rood's talk.
The general public is invited to at
tend this a ting.
JUDGE LANDIS ILL:
ORDERED TO BED
( ii
J n. "1 -Judge Lan
It
ph
ill with bronchial trouble."
cunced last ntaht. His
red him let bed.
LIS
PAN OE HOT WATER;
SCALDS ARE FATAL
UMBLE8 INTO STEAMING VES
SEL MOTHER HAD LEFT IN
MIDDLE OF FLOOR CHILD
LIVES TWO WEEKS BEFORE
DYING OF iNJURIES.
Scalds reci Ived when she accident
ally fell into a pan of boiling hot
wati ' standing on the floor on Satttr
day morning, Jan, 7, was given as the
i ause of the death of Florence Rach
walskl, year-old baby daughter of V'
and Mr-. Adam Racbwalskl of tue
Federal Plati district. Death occurred
last nlghl about 11 o'clock at. the City
loweif-.l lellouin ., st r,.,i 11, l I c fluht
b- Ottawa nhvaleians to save the
lince the tinii
d bet n confi
d to the
Tin ii irus rtthich caused death were
Inflicted on the hands and face of the
child. At the Inquest, held this morn
ing at la o'clock at. the Bailey under'
taking rooms, a verdict of death from
hums received from scalding was re
turned by a. jury of six men. The
father of the child was the only wit
I ness to testify.
i Mr. RcvChwal&ki gave a compleU
1 BtOry of the accident, lb stated that
, .os we, Heien Kacnwaism wac
I scrubbing the kitchen floor .it their
I home when she placed a pan ol water
cn the stove to heat It After the
, .. f i r . i . i
ater had become boiling hot she r
loved it from the stove, putting it
if middle of the floor. As the wal
a too hot to diu her hands into, si
went to the sink to get a vessel of
cold water, She did not think thai
Florence, who was plajrlng about the
floor, would go near It suddenly she
heard the child scream and. turning
ibout, was horrified to find her baby
lying fac e downward in the pan oC behind ii door while his mother Start
teaming hot water. Jed to go outside. As the muZSle of
Mrs .Rachwalskl grabbed tin baby
rrom the water and rendered first aid
treatments, alter which she summon-
' d Dr. K. K. Calmer, t'pon his at
rival at. the Rachwalski home he or-
.red the child taken to Ryburn hoa -
pital at once. The. ambulance wat I trated to the hone. Following the Qerman violation of Belgium,
called and the child was taken to the j accident she was brought to this city I wnen ,),,. Lasit&nia was '-'ink he tele
h pital. At no time during her con land entered tit the (ity hospital Where J graphed to tic then Emperor Willi
finement there did she show any signs Qr. J. H Bdgcomb attended her. t abhorrence of a deed which bad
ol Improvement. I This morning the bullet was extracted j abocked the world.
irvtving bosides her parents nhe 1 from her foot and she is reported as I The sncCBSSor of Plus X. was said
leavee two sisters and a brother. Jt getting along as nicely as can be ex
- ph. Mary and Sophie, all at home. pected.
Funeral services will be held to I
mom at 8:15 p. m. from the famll) "Cadd'e" and "Cad."
hole. Burial will be mad" at the Ol To t)l0 boy who enrried vnor
tawa Avenue Cemetery. j on th(, ,r ., ,.., would
The jurors who heard the case thisj . Insntt he K- n caddie. Yet end
m iiiuiuiub o'-. TYiiiinni naiiei. j u.
Bailey, Freeman Carter, Oeorge Cut
tit Smith and Thomas Brack-1
lett, 1
SATHOLIC
EXPIRES AT
Rome, Italy, Jan. 21.
pe Benedict died late
Word verifying the
VIM MP UICC niCC
iuunu nn L UILO
FOLLOWING THREE
MONTHS' ILLNESS
Idinal Borne, archbishop of Westmin
ster, stated tonight that he had been
MRS. martha Dougherty, 24 officially Informed In b telegraphic dls
PASSES AWAY AT FAMILY RESI- Patch from Rome, that Pope Benedict
DENCE MRS. JAMES DARLINC, ju'IH ' surrender Hope at 12:25.
WIFE OF AUCTIONEER, EXPIRES Rome, Jan. 21 (12:26 p. mC-All
hope for the recovery of Pope Bene.
at hospital. ()j(.t WM abandoned by Cardinal Gaa
parrl during the noon hour.
Alive at 5:35 P. M.
Mrs. Martha M. Dougherty, 24. wifo Rome, .'an.' 21. (:38 p. m.1 A,
of Edmund J Dougherl
asl
evening about 7 o'clock at the home
the latter s mother, Mrs. Kathoiln.
srty, sot i'i
t'ollowin-
a lingering illness extending over Cie'
j past, th ee months, a complication
of iii: t . was given as the CSU80I
of her death. ;
Mrs. Dougherty was a very populai I 1 ' Rj,poPct ooad at p.iria.
young resident of Ottawa and had a Paris Jan 21 - A Berlin dispatch
vast circle of friends who w ill ' , ,t) th("navs (Uotos the Wolff Agon
hocked to barn of her death. She .... . ,.,,,, a Met died at
a as ta' en ill during the early part of
November and failed from that time
of the Olt'.iws
ST. "Xavli r's
of 1916. She
. residing her'
. 192 I, she was
dmund Dough
m trrlage she
Ottawa of
c;e!enn in the clas
-as b lira Sept. (8, 18
ill h r life. On Aug.
miti :1 iii marriage to
riy. Previous to hi
-
Ice of the C, O & P.
11
n id Mon
from St.
be mad'
day morning at 9 oci
Fran is' church. Burial
at St, Columba cemi tery.
Mrs. James Darling.
Mrs. Adelaide Darling, aged B7
years, wife of James Darling, a47
Guthrie street, died at the Ryburn
hospilal at 4 o'clock this morning
from trouble affecting the liver, She
had been ill lor some time and had
been removed to the hospilal With
the hope that a remedy might I f-
fected. The funeral services, which
private, will be held from the
famllv residence Sunday at
oeorge C. Fetter will officiate
an(j burial will be made at Summit
VtaW cmeterv
p. tu.
Mrs. Darling WS
the daughter of
the late Alexander and Sophia Han-
na. old and well know residents of
South Ottawa township, and except pneumonia had attacked tue leu lung
for a few years when she and her bus- leaving little hope tor lite
band lived in the west, all her life Crowds Watch Bulletin,
has been spent in this city, where Rome, Jan. 21. Bulletins from the
she had many friends. Besides her 1 sick room of the pout ill were eager-hi.-kand
she is survived hv two sons, lv scanned hv throngs waiting out-
Lester C. of Ottawa anil Charles II.
nitrltnti tit Mnvwell Kb a :ilso two
sisters. Mrs. Albert, Rath of Kldo- would rally from the sinking spells
ratio. N'eh., and Mrs. George K. lie- which mark the progress of pnetl
gUin, Hunter, X. 1). monia. Members ol the sacred col-
SON ACCIDENTALLY KiS!ra?Ji5S
... . ' famllv vam in ntf an H AH (Ml Tf" Wftfl
r t i r -r- ry n r r i r
6MUU O lild IfflU I Htfi
' , ,
-Mrs. 'harles Mi-chei, ot Dtlca, was
verv panitunv tiiiureu late ve-teruay
afternoon when she was accidentally
shot In the b it foot by a 22 oalihri
h her young son had grasped
i upon seeing B rannn. m iimj uarayaru
of their farm. The accident occurred
shortly after the lad. had seen the
rabbit bound across the barnyard of
their farm towards an open held. He
took the rine wmcn was stanaing
'OB gun was pointed uiwaius me i.ooi
sharp report, rang out. in some
manner the gun had discharged. I he
i hoy said that he did not pall tic
j trigger. The bullet struck her let
1 foot just above the heel and pene-
, . , .,i,i,,.,,v .,te.' form of end-
i 'Me. the land Scot word for an er-
nd boy, Eiimourgn scotamao.
"'"Wk jjfc,
nil H
(Reuters to the A. P.)
today.
passing of his Holiness,
the wakt
came in
e wake or con-
tradictory rumors of all
sorts, some of which pro
claimed that the end had come early
in the day, while others denied that
death had occurred. Bulletins issued
from the Vatican kept the Rome pub
lic Informed on the condition of the
patient until the end.
Verified In London.
London. Jan. 2116:35 p. m.1 Car-
bulletin Issued at this nour says:
"The stale 01 til" hop riiwi
mma worse during the day. The res-
I(. more painful
pin
It 1 nu
msiv weak
-ph., Kulle
MatwftiafaV
Poet org
nd Big-
ll Battatli
f .1, itr s.... e... . w,v ....
:!::", this afternoon. Home time.
Nephew Arrives at Vatin.
Rome Jan. 21.(By A. P.) The
Pope's nephew, the Marquis Delia.-,
chiesa, who arose from his sick bed
yesterday to Wgll his unde. returned
to the sick chamber at B:48 o'clock,
and Cardinal Gasparrt, papal seere
tary Of stale, arrived ton minutes la
ter. Within live minutes after their
arrival the announcement was given
out that the pontiff as dying. Won
signor Migone celebrated mass in the
chaoel adjoining the Pone's room at
administered communion.
Cardinal GlorgI, who in the event
of the Pope's death will conduct the
special ceremonies over his body,
passed the night in' the Vatican.
According to the newspaper Mes-
sagerti. the Pope's mind was still
dear at 2:30 o'clock this morning
when In
Pa,,n
What
'our? '
1 he n
ding him!
re at this
savs that
words of
'or a drinV
but a few
ick he he-
ble words
;vgen were
e you doing h
are old. Co
ipaper Tempo
larly Intelligibh
vers a request
me last
tii.
of water, of whlehhe to
swallows. Alter 3:20 o'
KtUl tO mUtt'r Ullltltelll
SOd t
taken
BOr '
Profej
that til
side the Vatican hut
ground for hope that
ive
ate
1,1 "".' --
feared the end might come at almost
any moment
I d, q ; ini.i
Became PP J-. ..
1 "i"
&d Mty-nlnth successor ol St Peter
j as supreme head ot the U.ir.:.r.! ( .it i-
1 . ' . r ....... ',., .,
Ion dnrlne the u ' he 1-
! ' ; 1 8 ' ; ;
SJJJT1 neace agreement and thua
L mantaJn . v.U;vb had been
affectionately besti ed
a high dignitary ol hi
him by
lion
i j,,,,,,,
I fiie war between Ital
, ,. whicn ,.,,
r!s,j(in predomlna
y. ., Krea rrow
Those near to hlm
ated
to h ive cmbined the stateamansmp
of Pope Leo Mil with the grace of
lo's immediate predecessor. He en
d eavdred H Is said, to carry out the
ideals and policies of those two great
churchmen But the world war.
Which brio e the hart of 1'ics X. sad
d ned the first four years of his pon
tificate and prevented the tulfllhnenl
of some of his aspirations.
(Continued on Page 5. Col. 3.)