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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER" JOURNAL.
PAGE THREE.
RDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1922.
MONEY TRIED! UM MORAHN'S TEAM
I tfti i r- g-v r-. f f g" 't T
IKE FARMERS
U. S. WAR BILLS
D INTERESTS, FARM CH'EF
nni i (4 1 i mi rii- his
rnin ii rime o y r tr rr i at
prices.
k. ran Is 1 1"' money pow
tliiH country manipulated the
r i . -1 1 1 lnvantmuni hankers, de-
Mint tha farmers should be
to bear the brunt of the war
iinnjii in in C, March, managing
uf the Fanners National
t i i members of that body in
here today
ing the last Ihree years," he
limners nave ios u,uuv,uvu,-
rough the deflation In prices
ej received for their farm ;
and Ihrniiuh tin1 I'nriM'lii.MiiiK uf!
... ..I r..,jl.i
International invest nt brok-
mi i ' , 1 in. MM.r in muqi linn
is si en mes, ni: nti.tnc a in
nade to the government out
heir nniLih i urflr nr-nllls
be doubled In value through
rinkinn of the dollar tn one-half
value when they loaned to the
rraem. rne pronieers oi .nn-r
ntly obtained 25n.OO0 net prof
every American boy who Inst
during the world war.
maker sh ii thai freight rates
the Cummins-Kasch law have
see BDout niie run w 1 1 1 1 rarm
hive gone ilown .itmut one
bright spot in our national
,. f.w I., .ui.l It. ..........
"in the tad that a group of
mm senators ami nncnTinnta
agricultural states have thrown
the challenge In the i nntrol c f
,v,-i ,11,1,-111 .ii-.in iniini'. i in
and Industry, as well as of
tnOQOPOlUt. These senators
ongreasnvn, Knafvn as the agrl-
f,ir fhi. f'ini.,.rV' ,-(.,l,tw- 'ri.....
They have not been ahle as
uniani me iuuiianientai legists-
null I. II hi, -in nil, mi ll.lt-, Mill
are inn larnier s milv renam e
national capltol. Many of
are wonting hard for legisia-
fi irn mifn Tn.. i . i j ...
products and tn revive the gev-
.... nu .. ... . .
u mi- nun iii suonginc!! II. Hi
lts mear bars hip and through
prosperity for America's basic
ry.
Mrs.T, .1 ThomPaon of Barlvllle was
an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Bldney Btlatal has returned home
from Chicago w here he attended the i
retail Clothiers convention.
Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Bawden and ut
ile son. Tommy of West Jackson St.,
moved to Btreator this morning. Mr.
Bawden m tn'" oharge of the gt 111
room winch is operated In connei Hon
a Ittl the Elks club there.
George Watklns waa pleasantly sur
prised las) nlghl al 1 Ih home on Ca
'theiine si . In honor of his birthday.
The guests arrived at the Watkins
home about 8 o'clock, taking the guesl I
of honor aompletely by surprise The'
evening was spent Informally anr al I
a late hour a delicious Hilpper wiih
served,
Qeorge Crawford of Grand Ridge,
spent last evening Visiting WttO friends;
Tn this city.
Wiiistim Col well spent last evening
Visiting With friends In La Salle.
Charles Sapp of Baal Ottawa spent
last evening attending the tournsmont
names at Slrentor, IH,
Harold Haage of Marseilles called
on friends in this city last evening,
John Walsh of l.a Salle was an OI
,iawa Timor nisi evening.
j a Taylor of Hennepin, former
states attorney of Putnam county
transacted business In Ottawa today.
T C Henhing of Tonics transacted
business in Ottawa today.
William lluches and sister Mar
guerite of Karlville were Ottawa vis
ifftrs last, night
Qeorsre Moors has returned to his
home in Chicago after a visit With
friends in Ottawa
Mrs John Cantly of Karlville. wast
an Ottawa visite r yesterday.
Howard White nt' Marseilles was an"
Ottawa visitnr yesterday
Mrs. Ellen liarrls of Btreator, haal
returned home after a visit with Mrs
Thomas Post mi Superior street.
ins May has returned home front
f'hieairo where he attended the retail
' clothing merchant s convention.
I Mrs. Owen ' Kox was a Slreator
j visitor yesterday.
1 Miss Louigc 8heedy of Seneca was
an Ottawa. visitor yesterday.
Walter Van lyoon nt Slreator Was
; an Ottawa visitor last night.
Maurice Gumbenier of Btreator was
an Ottawa visitor last night.
Ine Alsi linler nas returned home
from Chicago, where be attended too
nlail clothing dealers' convention
Miss Mm o'Dt nnell of Columbus
street has returned home Biter a
two days' visit. with relatives in Chi
cago. Attorney H. P, Kelly has returned
home ;ter a three days business
trip to Chicago.
PIN MEN LAST EVE
MAKE WAY TO FINALS BY MAR
GIN Op POINTS CAPTAIN
M0RAHN ROLLS HIGH SCORC
OF 212.
tens, Mr. mid MM
Mrs. Bert 1 lane.
Betohell, Mr ami
Mm. James Itlack
ami Mr. and Mis
Sam (.ell. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Hair.
Mrs. Charles Black,
Mrs. Charles Strom
lv It. Johnson.
Miss Kliza Uirkin of
spending the week at the
brotht r, E i. Uarkin,
lias baea ill with a seven
l.a Salle is
home or her
Mrs. Larkin
cold.
OTTAWA'S TAX RATE
LOWEST OE LARGER
CI TY HOSPITAL
NOTES
TOO LATE
(Main Want Ad
TO CLASSIFY.
Seit inn page Ptva.i
The drat game or the semi-finals of
tin- bowling tournament being staged
at the Ottawa Ileal club was held hi t
levelling at the i lub alleys, Morahn
: pin n naved their way to tie1 flnah
I of the tournament, to he staged next
i 1'riday evening, by winning over the
I Itassett ( Ian hv a margin Of. 298 pins
; Morahn had high score for the even
lng when he rolled 211' In the las:
I game of the match. Harold Rlchol-
on Waa second with an even 2"fl.
Basjstttl averaged i". the highest
lor the three games.
tin next Tuesday night the last
game of the semi -finals will be played,
when Strawn's team clashes with
Johnson's five The finals will be
played next Priday night
are lust night's scores:
Morahns.
Poiiowim
Morahn . .
Hdrhitng
Richolson
Bandi rs
Guthrie . .
Totals
Basset!
Arms! rung
Adams . . .
Mutters ,.,
Brewer
,134
,14
.119
,168
. 174
171
I ! T
I9fl
l :'.!
198
211
M
200
123
174
711 856
Bnssetts.
200
,143
.Ki7
. 1 6S
. 106
it;s
114
14S
ion
Kill
ISO
127
1 56
KM
127
Totals
,761 ';.'. 681 2.J17 7t)t:
TROY GROVE
RUTLAND
Mae Boyd, readier of the
School had called on Thursday i
nnn A.. t ,a .1. ...
, she unlocked one of the win-
tn -. i . . the I,,.,.,,, aaal, CI...
not aware of the fact that the
in ine weigni in iiie upper sash
, imRii. i 1 1 i,,i. im 'A : '
pack the heavy upper sash fell'
the two sashes. She was un
to release her hand until the
ir came ami raised tlie sash.
naieiy, no nones were broken.
t hand was so badly bruised she
unable to use it for several
Puller and George Bohrer have been
released from quarantine for starlet
fever.
Mn Florence Kelley was home
fTom Ottawa en Saturday.
Robert Crone's' sale of registered
shorthorn cattle and grade stock on
Tuesday was well attended and good
pi lees prevailed.
Tlie ToIttCa coal mine
Friday for an Indefinite
of the coal miners from
been working there,
and forth daily in an
truck.
Miss Vera cinnamon was a visitor
troin Saturday uiitii
closed down
period. Many
Rutland had
driving back
automobile
Mr and Mrs Stewart of t'onrad
Iowa, are guests of their
Mrs. Henry Dierwechter.
Mrn. Mary Attken of Marseilles
spent the week end at the John Aitkorj
home.
The stockholders of the Parmers'
evator held their annual meeting at
the village hull Monday afternoon.
J W. Weldon and D. It. Johnson were
elected directors. Mr. Stickney gave
an address.
Mrs. Mayor of Pawpaw is the guest
of her son. Dr. H. K. Mayor.
Anthony Amphor spent Sunday in
I'eru with his brother. Peter Amphar.
Mrs. H. D, Short entertained a largv
number of ladies last Friday after
noon. The time was spent In mak
ing a dress form for Mrs. Short. lor
( ream ard wafers were served.
Among those from this vicinity who
attended the Farmers' Institute at 01
tawa last week were Mr and M
Charles Miller, H, J. Miller and faiu
Hy, W. B. Hess, H. A. Hess and s
Thieves broke Into the Parmers'
elevator la I Wednesday night, and
stole the 1250 adding machine, The
same night adding machines wefu
taken from the elevators at Merldon.
Karlville and LTtlcS.
Mr. and Mrs eh. tries iv rg 11011 at
tended the dance at La Motile Prldaj
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hriickinan, wlm
lived weal of town moved to l'eru
just recently, and are the parents of
twins, a hoy and a girl, born last 1
week.
Mrs. John Weldon us hostess to
the five hundred club on Tuesday all
ernoon,
Mr and Mrs, Charles Ferguson, Mr !
and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald. Mr. and
Mm Thomas MoNally, Joe McNally
and Miss Mary McNally were in Oi '
taws on Thursday of last week, a
tending tie- funeral of Mrs. Bd Brady
The home of Mr and Mrs. Lester
Kleinfelter was destroyed by lire
about 2 o'clock Saturday morning
The family w as forced to flee clad only
ill their night clothes. No clothing or
furniture whatever was saved. The
building was Insured for 81,800 and
j furniture for 1800) which will not in!
any way cover the loss).
j a sewing bee. composed or fourteen
, ladb-'. met at Mrs. Kred Kcmphcr's on
Monday afternoon and ipanl the time
I in making bedding for Mrs. Klein
felter.
Mrs. Jacob Krieser is on the s1(T
list.
Mr. and Mrs Prank Brown of
I'rlneeton were callers at Mts. Ehnma
flock's on Sunday afternoon.
Several .spare tires were stolen from
iiutos on Thursday evening of last
week, during the card party and dam 1
given by the Holy Name society of
1 dminick.
Thieves gaimsl admittance to T. F.
Murphy's SOfl drink parlor on Sundn:
I i night by breaking one of tin- windows
. Must what was taken has not been (lis
covered,
j Mrs. Will Barber and daughter of
Ijoliei are the guests of relatives.
The meeting of the Community
I club on last Friday night was well
I attended and an interesting program
daughter, I was given, as roiiowo:
"Illinois." sung by audience.
Instrumnetal, Miss Margaret Doyle,
Song by school girls.
"Life of Lincoln." Rev. Sillars
Vocal solos. Mrs. Thomas Steven
son of Wealth am.
fe of Washington, Rev, isiuer,
"America," hy audience.
The next meeting will bo held on
March 10.
CITIES
COUNTY
Dr. .1- H- Garllngton, I
was discharged from 1 he
yesterday after being a
for a number of da;.
Mrs. Mary Lowe, 1 109
n
STANDS SIXTH IN LIST ACCORD
ING TO FIGURES GIVEN OUT
TODAY BY COUNTY TREASUR
ER. EAST WENONA HIGHEST.
Total k ' "
fill
4'IU
506
4.'u
Mil
1 :i
mi I
111!
167
out today are
1 in Bruce)
On Ragle)
855 2.465 811
Total. Aver
518
;:x4
4;i
:t'.n
:',o:
17:.
' Js
151
i:;o
v.
According to the official figures
compiled b County Treasurer Geo.
M, Reynolds, East vVenons has the
lowest tux rate of any City or town
111 the county. The city of Btreator
has the highest rate of any corpora
tion in the county, the part of the
city lying within the boundaries of
BruOB township having a tax rate of
8.72 and Hie pari in Eagle township
of J'.l.fil'. Ottawa with a rate of $7.4X
is sixth in the list.
The rates of the various towns and
villages according to the ( tticial
urea glv
lows:
Leland
Ransom
si reati r
Btreator
Kangley
Karlville
Tonlca
Cedar Point ,
Grand Ridge
Rutland
Dana
Lostant
I La Salle ....
Oglesby ....
1 Seneca
I Mendota ....
Sheridan ....
! Mllllngton . . .
j Triumph ....
' VVenona
Ottawa 1 north
i Ottawa (SOUtb
1 Peru 7.20
Leonora (i.2K
j Marseilles i Rutland township). 7JM
Marseilles (Manlius township), (i.'.is
Serena 3.S4
Troy drove 4.20
Utlca 7.40
w ho Inc. 1,
pital for the pas1
from thai Instil
Ing,
Oommtaaioner
was discharged
tenia. .
Mrs. Harold I
were removi d
Webster t reel
alter being pall
tal for the past
Scott Singer.
was discharged
Miss Mary II
was admitted b
terday.
nfli
Edw;
roui
ti
13 Norrls it,
ciiy hospital
patient there
Chestnut st.,
the city hos-1-
discharged
iterday morna
.1. I
the
lougherty
pital yes-
112
yesterday
nts il the
irnoon
bospi-
all
city
ays.
ison street
yesterday,
ut if r. sn:; pine street
i the city hospital yes-
Your Auto Needs
Sanders Auto Parts Co. always
first with the new lower prices.
30x8 Richmond 75 nile tires $7. (0
:nx;','o Richmond 7."iiio mile tires 8,90
(let the habit trade at
Sanders Auto Parts Co.
229 w. Main St. Phone (69.
TRUNK8, BAGS, BUITCABH8 VVty
pay two middlemen profits? Buy
from fart, ry direct : end for FRKK
catalog, ACME TRUNK &. IHU
FACTORY. Spring Valley, 111.
FREE Electrical hook: tells how to
earn $12 to $'!n daily; learn at hom;
earn as you learn, t HIEP E.VG1
NEER, 21 I l-li Lawrence, Chicago.
of the
of the
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Arctr
Cape Llldlll
which mnrkx
land ma-.; flu
ocean from
Alaska Shot 1 1
Arctic circle
rectly 1
Llslitirtu
limit of
tmpii al
found In
Of Cape
Fo:
Planl k
rile
1 he
is ihe hi
iiorthwesi
I I
cadlund
id ( a
Arctic
the
100
rtb 1
i- bv
miles
nboul
Some.
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miles (li
eu Cape
northern
ds nearly
lave 1 u
northeast
AGENTS WANTED We pay ft
weekly full time or 7." cents hour
selling guaranteed hosiery; aizents
making $7' to $12.' weekly; experience
unneci ssary.
PBRFHCTWEAH MILLS.-'
Darby. I'enua.
WANTBD Salesmen to solicit orders
, for lubricating oils, greases Ulld
paints; salary or commission. Ad
dress THE HARVEY OIL CO., dec
laud. Ohio.
time,
The Educational Department
Of the Ottawa Woman's club will nice'
on Feb. L'o at Ihe home of Mrs, W. D.
Ouncan, at 1340 Illinois avenue -i" n
topic of the afternoon will be "Educu
tionai Needs of iMinois " ti e leader
will be Mrs. 11 11 Wo; g ;.
TuSSday Ctuclv C'rr.le
Will meet Tuet lay afternoon, Feb 2
at the home jt Mrs. Gus Kneussl. Tr
program will be 'Mj Favorite Hymn
Mrs. More Roberts will be soloist.
lost On
driving glovi
Grand Ridge.
.Ice.
AGENTS Hir.
PLAN phono
000 limes; 1
saves $l's r
McKay III
black sheepskin lined
between Ottawa and
Please notify this of-
from factor) ; EVER
igrapb needle, plays
; illicit damage records;
it alls II. BVERPIAV,
Nir.V I ) FFKIi FNT KVKKI'LAY
phonograph needle plays 27,ono
limes; preserves records; nore .dis
tinct ; sweeter tone; saves $40; sells
1, BVQRiPLAY, McKay Bldg., Bjgn
Francisco, Cal.
FOR RENT The large two story
hdise west of Inteiurbaii car bams,
built by Charles Conrad s few years
igi ; now occupied by 1 r. Archer.
Will be for rent in few days,
T. It. FARRELL,
I College Bldg.
FOR RENT Four room house, 80!)
Second Btreet; low rent: immediate
possession. T. B. PARRELL,
LIVER TROUBLE Physician
plains simple treatment for In
flamed glallbladder and Idle ducts as
sbclated with gallstones. Rooklet
PRES. OR. 'PADDOCK, Box (i 20',
, Kansas City, Mo.
MEN Growers of dependable stock
want reliable salesmen; commission
weekly: no deliveries. BROWN
BROTHERS NURSERIES, Roches
ter. N. V.
and
with 1
and Mrs. Cornelius Winans vis
Tver Sunday with Rev. and Mrs
Pitman at Thaw ville.
is Mabel Douglas, who teaches
Rnse. spent the week end as a
of Miss Lorene Cinnamon
and Mrs. Kairel Rowe of Mi
spent Sunday with her parents,
and Mrs. Charles Rohrer.
ison Mabel Barclay and V'oila
or attended the schools of In-
tion for telephone operators at
tor Tuesday. F. '.. Ames, gen-
manager ror the Central Illinois
leudsnt Telephone Co., was al-
attendance at the meeting.
s. tSUa Iripp, who had been here
Severn! weeks assisting in the
of Mrs. H I) Allen, returned
riday to her home at Aurora,
s. Barbara Plnkharn and daugh-
ln liloomiiigton
I Monday.
Wayne, the third son of Mr.
Mrs. Charles Drumtnett. is ill
pneumonia.
W. V. ParVish, who was relief agent
for the lllim: Central railroad in
Rutland for several montha during
the past year, and .ri-s T. Catherine
Keenan of i'eru. were married Jan. 8.
They are making their home at Free
port while be is agent at Bailey
ville. S. It. Ingrain of Chicago visited
relatives and old friends here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs H W. Schroeder and
If. D Allen entertained the young
people's class of the M. B. Bunday
Bchool at tni Schroeder home rn
Weilnesday evening at one fit the
most enjoyable affairs of the sea
son. The living ami dining rooms wen
very artistically decorated witli red
streamers and hearts. The evening
entertainment was also all in keep
ing with the season. St. Valentine's
day. Sandwiches, fruit saUd and cof
fee were served as refreshments.
f Peoria are guests
Mr. and
at th
M rs.
home
George
r parents
P-
SC08 Hayes rjt MorrisollVlllfl Is
ng with his sister. Mrs. .1. W.
y. and family.
rs Annie R am! 11 has been con-
at home for several days with
ttack of pleurisy.
i families of Harm Harms, ("has.
MILLIARD GARAGE
Wc Spend What We Make
In Ottawa
Do We Merit Your Support?
Out
ictor
Today!
Specials
18851
75c
8856
75c
8857
75c
Smilin', Fox Trot.,.,.!., Green Bros. Orchestra
Somewhere in Naples M All Star Trio
Dear Old Soul hand, Fox Trot x-j- Whiteman
They Call it Dancing Orchestra
Wimmen...;. Club
Goodbye, Shanghai Club
ENTRICH
Royal Orchestra
Royal Orchestra
MUSIC
HOUSE
Phone 352-W
r- w? 5W iw; man ffta tsm msm
We w ish tn thank our many iri.-iel- mom gjm iy JfcgM (?TT"''iK M WK 12m W
and neighbors for the kindness and' BB WSf " Va- --'X WBk gfH Bl
synipath shown us during Ihe sick . Hj jM fU- r sJwH i.vt j&Z
In sJtfl WByS TI-IIQ I C rVIV SB MBSg HKa
Philanthropic Department ff SgP 1 111 O IO 1V1 I Kg BJ1
Of the Woman's club will hold an I'erings Win Reg.,..,, Herman I:. HI HB S PICTLJRE AND X"JB W!
all-da-, meeting at the Detention Hoiiie gum, Mrs (leo Reguin Jennie Cm BJ H " " Bj
on Wednesday. Feb. 22 Ricnic lunch- I don, .Man Siehert. Cora Brown. HB VMV IMY NAME IS E BflBJ
eon at 12 o'clock. All members ate MB W y HH
ing a dress form for Mrs Short. Ice rco.uesteatoneprese.nl. announcement. ; mm HQ
For Highway Commissioner. Wi JJi v-'i LI JH
Card of Thanks. William Morgan ami. es bin. ' ; S H V Hi 1iSk B
I A e wish In thank our friends ard ; a candidal. Highway Comini WBk R B)Bj ffl P! fiV' ff v il ll BB
' hboi who hi. Il assisted i.s ior..-r oi the luwn of Ottawa, subje.-' (efSj 5 jgfSk M vL!l dt fej W t Is. il&'j
I ilitrinir nil,' recent lere:i veinem in the ileciinn ni' the l)emner:i lie nv' flfflfil B M 3 SI cfl t, k &Si nfl CM Mi 'tr.1
Hy. W. B. Hess. R. A. He-- RCIN AND FA Ml l BM
' ssassssssw
- Whatever servii c .1 hank .n provide, that do we oflet to you. We jjk BTC&V ' S?fgwBiLJ '
o amarCA "'" top Y -?Hl
are particularly desirous to have your checking and savings accounts as Wyr lUtni IgaW
, ,, . 1 , , j,- . , MATT MOORF. and GLADYS LESLIE n
those small I ho they may be beget friendship. And someday you may
I "STRAIGHT IS THE WAY
' really need a bank for a friend. Come in and get acquainted. We can Also AESOP FABLE and "TOPICS OF THE DAY"
suggest any number of ways that our bank may serve you. SUNDAY AND MONDAY
"TH E O L D O A KEN BUCKE T
A pc-.H. item of the song of th,- c cm tiny. Also Gaylord Lloyd Comedy
3 1 COMING "THE WITCHING HOUR" J
I tal
I A mile a-minute romance of the rail
$1 Starts a Savings Account
Ottawa Banking & Trust Co.
Capital and Surplus. $185,000.00
We serve not only thousands of IndlvR
loans, but are also the financial represent
houses in the city.
in checking and savings
s and advisers to Qumel
account)
mts I. M
and
ness
Maurice FSynn
and
Ora Carew
'''Smiles are Trump'
Also
jmedy.
SUNDAY & MONDAY
CONSTANCE TALM DGE in "LESSONS IN LOVE"
Cr,st includes Kenneth Harlpn, Elora Finch and George Fawcett
It'tt teach you how to make love! How t;
. And you'll laugh while you learn.
Her latest Fust National Picture.
How to win
s
ayety Building
El