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TUESDAY, rFmiUARY 7, 10?3.
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER-JOURNAL.
PAGE THREC,
PIUS XI ASSUMES! toafflite&
POST AS LEAD ER OF
OPHIR TOWNSHIP
RESIDENT EXPIRES
CATHOLIC GHURCI!
NEW PONTIFF LOOKED UPON IN
ROME AS THE RIGHT MAN FOR
HEAD OF RELIGIOUS CREED
MADE UP OF 300,000,000 PEOPLE.
Rome, Peb. 7. By the A. P.) Thi
Vatican today begun to resume Iti
usual brilliance, ncllpaed by the death
of Benedict XV., In preparation for the
coronation ol the new pope, Ptua XI.,
on Peb, IS The pontifical household
wns being sel In order and the rooms
used by the conclave during the oJec
i ion will soon assume their normal ap
pearance,
ah Italy, Judging from the message
received at the Holy Bee, seenwi full
of joy timt plus xi on the throne
or si Pi ter. All predict from his flrl
apostollo benediction thai t im breach!
between the church and the state will 1
bs healed during the present pontlfi
cate, The pontiff's position In thi
regard ;t summed up in speech
which he delivered when Installed lust
Rununer an archbishop of Milan U dow
lirint' wide!)
it is ab
sees it ml fe
tiitfs the gri
mioIimI. Hi' tlii'ii said:
v e all abroad thai on i
is bow tin pope coosM
i test dignity and prestige
for Italy Through bin all the mil
lions of Catholics In ths whole word
turn in Italy as i second fatherland.
Through him i;,)iiic is truly the Ofti
Ital of the world, tine wottld have to
nlost nis eyei nol to lee the prestige
ad advantages our country derives
by bis presence When International
freight Is considered i'n l ; sunerna
tonally sovereign 111 nations recog
nize In him s divine Inatlttttlon. W
Catbillcs of li ily wh bj divine ordi
nation have the care of him nrc re
nonsible in honor before the Cath
lir - l t'i" wliolo world "
Ptsjd xi i. occupied with the prepa
ration of long list of the prelates wh
wiu Bourround iiim as the spiritual
head of 300 0 0.000 persons. The
aro unlikely to be radical changes In
tiio pontifical household, since Car
dinal Casparri retains his pot as sec
rotary of ut.i to, and many of Ron.'
dlct'a appointees ro certain to bo re
instated, An army of workmen was
busy in the Vatican today, re-establishing
tbe offices, anterooms and
audience chambers, and the beds,
tables, oliiiirs and washetands used for
the conclave were being returned to
tbe hospitals and colleges from which
thoy were secured,
Within a day or two nil will be an
usual; the ambassadors -will bo m r.
Iiik their call: j on the now pontiff mid
the flowing robes of the prelates and
unifroms of the diplomats again i;i
be in ovidt nee.
K. of C. Pledge Devotion.
New York, Feb. r. pledge of dc
votion from the 800,000 members of
tin- Knight i of iGolumbus In the
United sia. Canada, Newfoundland,
Cuba and Mexico will be delivered to
the new pope, j'ius XI., by n special
of the organisation,
nil of ibis city annotmc
woiild sail Saturday for
he is to direct the pro
( t ( iolumbua w Its i e
'iii' will present iito
stated.
Miss Mildred Campbell wu a Mar
selllei visitor yesterday.
Misses Mayme and Sylvia Ftoardon
have returned home from a short vis
it In Chicago.
Mr. ami Mrs. si; Larson and abn
Dennis have returned to Aurora, al
ter spending the week end at the
home of Mrs. Larson's lather, Dennis
O'Connor, north ol Ottawa,
Mr, and Mrs, William Vanderwalker
of i ro7 North Columbus street are
the parents of a line baby daughter,
born Sunday, The little miss will
be called Betty Ann.
Roy Brown of Btreator was an Ot
tawa visitor last night.
Miss Isabel Brack of Dayton town
ihip la visiting al the home ol Mrs.
Joseph KniK on Bast Marquette St.
sieve McKlnley of Btreator la vis
iting friends here
(' SV. Irion i , transacting business
in Chloaao today,
Alias Barbara Bogerd has returned
home from a visit with friends In
Btreator.
P, A. Peterson spent the week end 1
visiting bis parents In Lilly Lake.
H. P, Koster and Glen Pags, Moose
organizers, went to Chicago and Au-
rora for a tWO days' visit on Moose:
business today.
Ml Marie Hansen and Miss Agnes
Welch of Morris motored to Ottawa
ami spent Sunday visiting with Mrs.
o. J, Olson In renter Ottawa,
Airs. ,i; 'mi s iBrb will entertain the
members ol the Utopian club on
Thursday evening at her home in
South Ottawa,
The member.-; of the Occidental Ma
sonic Lodge will hold an anniversary
card and dancing party on Wednes
day nighl al the Masonic Temple.
Andrew Lets is spending the day in
Chicago on business.
.1 li. Herring returned home from
a business thlp tO Chicago last even
ing. .M rney Roger Clark has returned
home from a business trip to Chica
go. Mrs. Bennett Nelson of Btreator vis
ited vetserday with Mrs. Thomas Vox
on Superior street
Mrs. I. Jordan of Chicago la visit
ing her sister. .Mrs. Kd D'.vyer, on
North ColumbUS street.
.lames Keeiian of Strentor was an
Ottawa visitor last night.
Miss Louise Buchner has returned
to her home on K;ist Main St . after
WILLIAM VEITH, 59.
CLAIMED BY DEATH
SLEUTHS GUARD MARY
MILES MINTER HOME
iConctnued from Page i) '
Her in the evening from Constable
Burning ihat lie had under surve'l
lance there a man whose description
was said to answer to that of Bands.
a complete description of Bands was
telegraphed to Constabe Bernlng, with
In hud ions tO take the Ml poet there
into custody, provided be answered
tails picturcu uy the local pO-
Mrs. Deal Brady, Mi wife of Ed
ward Brady, prominent farmer rest
dent of Ophlr township, dini early
this mcrnlng at thi family home, fol
lowing, ah illness of four months
Last fall .Mrs. Iirmly underwent a
serious operation at St. Mary's hos
pital In La Ball ami according to
relatives, never fully recovered from
the effects. th
Mr Brady was bom in Ophlr lih
township in L86U and made her home constable's Suspicions Aroused.
there her entire lte. Tlo suspicions of Constable Hern
Surviving sue raves her husband, ing at Carlin were aroused when Ik
even children Mrs. Bdward Keith, learned that the man under survell
oi Wesley, la.; Mrs. Joseph senreth-1
ner, of Stanford, 'wis.: Benjamin and
John, of Mendota; .lames, of Chicago,
ami Bdwarti and Florence, of Ophlr, I
and three sisters, Mrs. .lames Par-1
her, of this eitv. Mrs. John Crowley,
of Ophlr township and Mrs. Llxsiel
Wallace, of Obloago,
No srrangoments have been made)
as yet tor Uje Lunurm svi j-r nut
will be announced today.
TREATY IKES U. S.
Hi
ildent of the Pulled Sl.il
win be the happiest Miami
AND BRITAIN BETTER
of the Pri
of Ajnerici
for future International relation:
The problem Of RBCttrtng payment of
reparation by (leriiiany in the manner
most comfortable to the general Inter
est engages the continuous considers
tion of my ministers and of our ul-
lies. "
FRIENDS, SAKS KING
Innco at that point planned to board
the train today to Elko, according to
word received here The police be
lieve Sands can solve the enigma of
Taylor's sluylng.
Thinking possibly that the butler
feared prosecution on the grand lax'
ceny charge preferred against him last,
summer by Taylor, the police an
pounced tint It would not be pressed
against him In fact, that It could not
be, as Taylor, the complaining wit
ness, was dead. j
Another :lllirle of Iho e:e:i invoK-eil
TO RF FVFL YIM THAW'S the "long and gruelling" examination.
FIND BODY THOUGHT
Washington, Peb. 7. Having found
a marked resemblance between the
features of a woman found yesterday
In the Potomac river and photos Of
Evelyn Nesbll Thaw, former actress
reported to have disappeared from her
New Vorh home, tbe police here asK-
( d New York to co-operate In effort!
to identify the body.
New York. Feb. 7. Plndlttg of a
body iii the Potomac said to have re
sembled that Of Evelyn Nesblt Thuv
recalled the fad that last fail she at
tempted suicide by drinking poison.
Recently she was evicted from a tea
room she had been running In
uppi r tenderloin district. Then
disappeared.
the
she
JURIST ILL; HALTS
UNION ATTACK ON
LABOP INJUNCTION
The hearing on ti
aolve the injunction
owners of the Strtatt
Co., in the Livingston
Court two weeks ano,
yesterday on account
ibimal
representath i
Edward L, lieu
ed today he wi
Italy, where ti
posed Knight a
work program,
pledge, it was ;
HARDING TO ORDER
WORK STOPPED ON
U. S. BATTLESHIPS
William Veith Sr., r,0, prominent
resident of this city, died early this
morning at the family home, L260 Illi
nois avenue, following illness of
three months. The cause of Mr.
Velth's death was stated as a com pi i-1
cation of diseases.
He was born In Germany March j
16, 1862, and when twenty-eight years
of age he came to this country. Bot
tling in the east, where he m ule his
home up until fourteen years ago,
when he came to Ottawa. Knr the
past number of y ars lie has be0n
employed as a foreman at the Xa-
lional Plate 'Class company.
Surviving he leaves besides a wid
ow, one son. William Veith Jr., of this
city, and three sisters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Halm of Ford City, I'a.; Mrs.
John Smith, of Toledo. ().. and .Mrs.
Elli cbeth Bomgarth, of Cologne, Ger
many, funeral si rvlces will be held from
St. Francis' church Thursday morn
ing at 9 o'clock. Burial will be made
at Calvary cemetery.
STUDENT TO TAKE
STATE LAW EXAMS
lieu lor i ne
t i Stamping
County Circuit
-was continued
of tile illness
Biding over the
term of court.
The Injunction prohibited the Streator
labor organisation from picketing, or
from Intcrferrlug with tbe factory.
The union men have n taincd Attorney IS
.lames J. Conway of this city to repre- f
. ,, t. . . : .1... ,.,.!.
sent mem. ne is siaom io i"
have the Injunction dissolved.
is im- detective anserine it. or a wen
known motion picture actress at ho
homo near here. They declined to
name her, but admitted she was one
Of a number who have indicated i tit I
mate friendship with Taylor.
Prepare for Funeral,
While those devi loptnenta were in
prepress and the police were sifting
the constantly arriving "tips" from
various sources, preparations wire
bl Ing made fag, the funeral of the dead
director this afternoon. This uiso
was not overlooked by the police, ,r
not only were ten uniformed men de
tailed to keej) in order the treat
crowd expected to gather about St
Paul's Episcopal cathedral at '1 o'clock
this afternoon but a number of plain
(lollies men also were assigned to fu
neral duty In tbe hope that even
tie re they might obtain' B clew to the
murdi rer.
Taylors body, clad in the uniform
j of a captain In the British army, ban
i been vleWed by thousands In the un
dertaking establishment where it Ilea
awaiting today's rites.
flower have come from many mo
tion picture sources, Including Mar)
Miles Minter, Dim actress, who gent
a huge bouquet Of BLaCk I'rince roses.
. Mise Minter took a last look at her
; friends Friday afternoon. Mabel Nor
mand, another actress, who was one
of the last to see Taylor alive, viewed
' his body for the last tune al the In-
, oiiost Saturday.
GEORGE, OPENING PARLIAMENT
WITH ADDRESS FROM THRONE
PRAISES RESULTS OF WASH
INGTON ARMAMENT CONFER
ENCE. London. Peb. 7. Illy the A. P.)
The imperial parliament, which w is
prorogued Dec. 19 to await action on
the Irish treaty bv the dail elrreann,
was reopened today with the reading
of the speech from th" throne by
; King George,
I Regarding the Irish treaty, Ihe klm?
; said parliament would be called on to
consider such measures as may be
necessary to give effect to the agree
ment.
lie also touched on the negotiations
for a part with France to guarantee
action In the event of an unprovoko '
attack by Germany, and paid high tri ,
inite to the accomplishment of the
Washington conference.
In his speech the king said:
"During the last three months the
Washington conference on the qui
tiona of disarmament and the far east
continued its sessions and a treaty
designed to maintain peace in the
Pacific has been signed by represents
tives of the British empire, the United
I Stnt.es, Prance and Japan and await
; ratification.
"While this treaty replaces the
i Anglo-Japanese alliance, I am happy
1 1o feel that the London standing con
cord between the two countries will
remain as cordial as ever under the
arrangements thus concluded. At the
ame time our relations with the
United States of America enter a new
and even closer phase of friendship
An agreement also was reached on
the question of disarmament and a
treaty has been signed providing a
large measure of relief from the bur
den of armaments, in all these re
spects great results have been ;:t
tainod and the ueeoss of the confer
ence for which the world will owe a
deep debt of gratitude to the initiative
ARBUCKLE'S 3D TRIAL
SET FOR MARCH 13TH
I San Francisco, Feb. 7. Hoscoe Ar
i tmckie. his wife unit his sister-in-law,
left for Los Angeles by automo
bile last nighl alter the date for bis
third trial, March 18, bad been set in
Judge Louderback's court, arbuckla
j is accused of manslaughter In con
nection With the death of. Virginia
i Elappe, film actress. Two trials have
. resulted in disagreements.
NATTINGER COAL OFFICE IS
OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL
j The Nattinger, coal office is open for
business as usual, although i am con
i lined to my home with diphtheria,
I The office has been thorOUgly fumi
gated and orders from customers will
! be given the usual careful, prompt attention.
(Adv.) M. E, NATTINQBK.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
(Main Waul Ad Section Fage Flvo.
WANTBD Salesman ami district
manager, willing to work hard ami
RltOW that he I.-, worth llall per week.
m am m PRODUCTION CORPORA-
i n v South Bend, iii. i.
FOR KiRNT A modern steam heated
Hal, consisting of six large, airy
rooms ami bath, Located in the cen
ter of the business district at SOH-Xlt
l a Salb- atreet. Caw range installed.
Immediate posse-sum given Inquire
of Wm, Colwell, Colwell block.
Ft ill SAI.F. A teiun of good wot k
burses; cheap t taken at once.
Phone .Va, I'tieu.
SALES
A. Z. VARLAND
Miles Northeast of Ottawa
Stock and Machinery
FEBRUARY 24
an
Notice K. of C.
r meeting Thursday
Special business.
smoker.
JUSTIN
JAEGER, G. EC.
Hilliard Garage
We have been with you a long
time Reason We know
how to manage a
Garage.
$ljf0H26WL Beauty Chorus H
GAYETY
TOMORROW
op CALIFORNIA
HERE'S SOME GOOD
NEWS FOR FARMER
Chicago, Feb. i
reached s nt w mi
livestock market
dred weiaht tor
llllCl-
- Advancing
ere JlO.po
prices
Notice!
much
pleti d
d at
day evening, ueor
This dance is ;
coiniiiittees of the
have enjoyed our
tiiis one. Cards '
music, admission
There will be a card
party followed by a
dance on WV-dnes-at
odd Follows ball,
joint entertainment
ami Rebekahs. You
so come and enjoy
ig 9 to VI, orchestra
SEATS NOW
Prices $2, $1.50, 75
DIRECT FROM I
-a THE
:(iL0BE
S THEATRE "
JAl
A
rtlfli
food moral
to John O, I
Washington, Feb.
Harding will order suspended all 1
on vessels now buildln-g which
defined for Hie scrap heap undoi
naval treaty, bill will issue no
order for discontinuance of the
tmlil the treaty is ratified, i! was
today at the white house.
The President already has OrderG'
suspension of work on fortification
on the Island of Guam and likcwls
further developments under way i
the I'liillipines.
the count
I der that ,ie
President ' examination.
II.
Klin-
Correct Weight True Advertising
Buehler Bros.
QUALITY MARKET
Service
Quality
said
BLACK TAKES UP WORK
OF ADJUTANT GENERAL
Springfield, ill . Feb. 7. -Colonel
Carlos K. Black of Chicago yesterday
entered upon his duties as adjutant
general ol the Illinois National Guard
Black succeeds Frank S. Dickson,
whose resignation was tendered and
BCCt pted Saturday by Governor Small.
Chick tOdaj said he had nothing t,'
add tcj his first statement that ne
would "upbuild" the National Guard
in Illinois.
mm v
TM(iaiaK. i
srrow
Jackie Coo&an
( THE KID )
B2fi- B
"IF YOU WANT A
UOAST FOR- 4
WERES ONE THAT Si
A CERTAIN
INNER
WE'LL SERV YOU
WITH A DINNER ROAST
lit wll
J oil
vei y
bi
st
serve
giv
about the dtnnen
We have firmly
our mind to
choicest kind of meals
this stand We Will not
made up
none but the
i ur
the plate is
few of the
if I
iar
MEN!!
CHARACTER, BREEDING, POSITION
The Clean Shaven Face
For The Clean Cut Man
uaiiy snare u
nappily satisfactory
others. The right
lecessary always.
Oday? Come and
ADS Shave Cream 35c.
Palmolive Shavp Cream 35c.
Colgates' or Williams'
35c.
Barbalol 35c
Shavoid Beard Softener DCc
Colgates' or Williams' Soap,
fo
essential, yet it must, be performed right to be
' ta the man himself, to say nothing of the looks to
kind of shaving and other toilet requirements are
'Chat's the kind we sell. Men, what do you need
get it or telephone and we will semi it.
La Boriita Shave Lotion 75c.
Vonue Shave Lotion 50c.
Colgates' and Mennen's
Talcum 25c.
Shave Brushes, 35c to $2.00
Shave Strops. 35c to 3.00
All Makes Razors,
35c to 5.00
'erything for the shave,
razors, blades, brushes
I to sharpen your razor
including tilings for the
tl
,e and alt'-r the shave,
owns, and aftershaves.
. with, also fancy toliet
s, teeth and nails.
W HEELER & MALO
WATCH US CROW
oy
Adults 20c 1
spare
fresh.
SPECIAL SALE WEDNESDAY
on
Liver, strictly
;-. v.-r,; H
s miii , i mmiwwiiwwwrmwiiwi iii i i as s umm fi
IHr n-r tJVA i VVh.; !HU. '.V 111 IP I III
ire;
4c
licet i
10c
Brains, Strictly
oston Butts,
r roastinc
tio waste
nne
15c
tie
10c
99
TODAY WED THU.
LOIS WEBER'S Greatest Picture
44 Wliat Do IVIen Want
With
CLAIRE WINDSOR
Supported by a Cast of Exceptional Ability
"What Do Men Want" is interest-compelling entertainment, skillful
ly directed, wonderfully staged, and well acted.
Admission, Adults, 20c, Children 5c Shows 1:15. 2:45, 7, 8:30
learti
strict
6c
rk (
etui
cul-
12k
( )ak ( ro e Butttr-
urcer,
fresh
cut.
10c
lOO Islainl
Brandt the 1
bottle, regul
seller only
15c
il Bean
per
Artnt lur's
10c
One Night QftV
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
10th
The Peer of All Colored Minstrel Shows Past, Present, Future
AN ETHIOPIAN CARNIVAL OF FUN
Sirloin
young,
Stea
lane
15c
Pickled Pig 1-cet,
7c
Etacon, heavy,
15c
irk, lean.
10c
Sausage,
made. II)
12k
Koast, fancy,
8c
Buttei
dilv .
15c
'isn,
bond
15c
A Master Production.
al Every Tick of the Clock
10-BIG ACTS-iO
.-ii'rr - D.inceri Comrdiant
ELABORATE FIRST PART
40
KINGS Or N.fiRO
MINSTRfLSV
4Q
6-REAL C0VtDIANS-6
J.H7 Phitads and SyncopsUn
FUNNY AFTERPIECE
Big Frcae Street
irat
Prices $1.00, 75c, 50c, Plus Tax
Seats Sale Tomorrow