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FREE TRADE R JOURNAL
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
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OTTAWA FREE Tit A 1)1 It
WEATHER
Increasing cloudiness,
Established Mini.
OTTAWA JOUItNAL
I Mahlclli , IMHO
follOWtd by showers
Tuesday, Not . much
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I 2hanue in temnratur. I
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VOLUME ; -no. 150.
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, MONDAY, MAY 'J'J, lU'J'J.
I O'CLOCK EDITION,
PR1CB, TWO CENTS
2 U. S. WOMEN AMONG 98 DEAD IN SEA CRASH
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ICE CREAM CAMOUFLAGE
FOR MOONSHINE TRADE
i
LEZDsTv Tr unions enjoined
AND DEPUTIES
OWNER IS ARRESTED
SHERIFF VISITS NORTHERN END
OF COUNTY IOH LIQUOR VIO
LATIONS -- FINOS TWO GAL
LONS OF CORN WHISKEY.
Two miiidiiH iif moonshine wore un
earthed by two deputies from the
herllTi office Saturdaj night In the
lee cream parlor of A. i e Marco in
Leland. The search warrant which
made poHaible the raid and a warrant
for pe Marco'a arrest was secured hj
Prealdenl Harry H Wall of the
Leland Bank, who Is al o an alder
mail, rtir ill., mid Do Marco, w ho i
Italian was brought to Ottawa and
locked ill till' i ountv i. ill nvnr Ihn
weak-end. Ho Is alleged to have ad
milted to the officers thai he has boon
ui IIhik' moonahin
The lean ii as condi
Hi putles Campbell ami i r
moonablno was found in
i 'i un of the Ice cream parh
live men were In i he plaei o
hen the officers arrivi d,
none of them were caught i
of drinking moonshine
Da .Mann la annul SB vna
ho rear
ibout
business
ilthough
tlir ai t
Leland for (tree years, coming from
"tnkley.
Humors have reached the sheriffs
(,nir, to tl (feet thai De Marco was
asknd to leave Hlnklti because he was
running a place of ibuslnoss which the
other oltisens of lilnkloy did not ap-
i rove at.
The warrants for the prisoner wei
necttrod before Justlco of the Peac
A A I'll. II. i,l
Mcln.rn.y Brought From Prison, i
Mill Mcloerney, former Streatorlte
win. is accused of Innim.- faknn nn
In the Leonora Bank robbery, was
brought from tho State' Penltontiaryl
where ho is Bervinc a torm to tho!
county fall late Saturday by Sheriff
C s. Ayers, and Deputies Charles
Campbell and David Porter Mclncr-
noy was placed In the county jail with
his brother Dan, who Is held a prls-
oner there pending a hearing on June
on a charge of robbing tho
lug house The Indictment against
the two brothers and Chester Nolai
who is now serving h term In th
Federal prison, was returned by th
October grand jury last year.
mil Mclnerney was convicted i
Freeporl several months ago Of an a
tempted robbery of an old couple I
that eitv. and was sentenced to sorv
a term in the state penitentiary. Da
was apprehended In Galeshurg an
has since been a nrlHoner in the I.
Salle County lall awaiting a hearing.
His trial will come un on June H.I
Attorneys i hale Moralin and I. 'I
Rrowne have been retained to defend day morning, May 24,
him. and mi Bruce Townshl
. Friday morning, May 21
SPRINGFIELD GIRL mi,, ". '
WEDS WM. BRADFORD
MlM Sarah While, a popular SprlnR hng to hear the petition
Held Rlrl. ami William A. Bradford, I an employe of the Chlci
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. s. It Bra1- Fire Brick company for
ford of this city
rago late Satun
pig to wnrd ri c
hen- Saturday i
Bradford wenl
in an apartmon
been prepared f
Rogers Park.
The bride is i
girt. Tie- groon
in Ottawa, Hi
yodng mon fron
poas during the
very wide circle
Mr Bradford
the Bell Teleph
past six years
Held office untl
when he wa I 1 1
rago oflii e of I b
an Important r1
lice.
'o married n
tfternoon, a
hi their fi
mlng, Mr, and Mrt
ght to housekeeping
which had already
their occupancy In
I I fl I
friends here
been employed b:
company for the j
vas tn the Spring I
i) ';S' winter, i
HEAVY TOMBSTONE
FALLS ON BOY'S LEG ;:; ,;,
Edward Brimm, 11-year-old son of the depot at Garfield early In th
Mr. and Mm. Robert Brimm, -ii Bastlspring of 1921, from the railroad sta-
Canol street, had his left leg frac-1 tion at Garfield, Tl dore Meece and
turcl just helou the knee yesterday I Arthur Yodas are also charged w ith
afternoon ahout o'clock at the homo I the theft
of his grandfather. E. B. Mull, on East Pf'eney is represented by Attornej
Superior street, when a lare granite j C, K. Straw n of Streatoi . who (he
tombstone fell en ins lev. lie waalcturt appointed to defend him States
taken to the ' it y hospital this tnoni-j Attorno; Kelly Ifl prosecuting the
inc. where th' fracture v. as reduced j case.
by Br, B, K. Palmer. -
The boy climbed nn top of th torn Conscience Bothers Them.
and it became unbalanced and fel' r.,,n falls upon the unjnst sa
over The tails leg was . aught un -I as n, Jcsl m . 0Bjtt1rt no,
dci neath t Nemhl.or. of the Mull frlt(ltltlg
family ran to hi- aid and BUOCe"d 1 '
Iii moving the stone enough to 1 A "M I"1 c 1U
him out. 'i ion lencn.
FROM
un tump
!1U
STREATOR PLANT
COURT ISSUES ORDER RESTRICT
ING GLASS EMPLOYES FROM
I N T LH FE FJI NG WITH MEN OR I
BUILDINGS OF WESTERN
GLASS CO.
Judge Eldredgo in lie- circuit court
Saturday afternoon granted an In
junction prohibiting the members of
federal Union No. 15,034 and their
sympathizers from in any way mo-
western Glass Co, of Streator. The
Injunction also prohibited the dofen-l
" dantH in Hit' hill urhlnh mil fil..,l Bl-
day from interfering with the mm.
paDy 111 ttny raannor "r 1
'" ketp ""' !:ir,," from "
''I ti n 1 1 1 r an slum id
ndants In the i
son, James i i x
Doug Henders
and James Mi
f the coinnai
S'mpkins,
Ahlglcr .Ii
employes
Tin w. Tlniii
fewlon. Jot
Hodgerson, Henry VYTggott, Chs
Hoffnor, William Brown and Ja
Buloy
None of the defendants appei
n court, nn( the granting of thi
lunctlon was hoi contosted
De) n Shay win rcDrosontod
glass company, explained the
tion to the jur it, taking the m
sary legal steps in sot ure the Inj
,Thc fondants had a n
n "' "" 1 Riv-
tion
'" '"' "I'poriuniiy in ne present, t
; action it they
80,
Reck Hears Tax Objee
" 11 1 ""' onjecuons to mc
1921 taxcs' u'n' neartl before Judge
Re( '" bounty Court this morn-
1 K' railroads who ha.l nil
ec ,ons "' ""'
hot,fled "'
bank-Penalf '"
Attornej I.
lions to their assessments hat
ml their
oi Stronti
man of I.;
The C. -sentcd
by
lornev W
Railroad
w V .1 I
Vork C
Chicago - Alton am
Railroad.
in tho oiher real estati
will be heard Wednes
the I v. &
Complain
r th
for injuries
The nlalntl
breaking the first and second flngei
'n,,. evidence was hoard today
Mr. Carroll, but tho verdict will
handed down from the Chicago oil
""' , Gur Rcpor
Feeney On Trial.
ti,,, trial of Edward Feeney, who
fallei to appear last Monday when
n waB ,.;,u, opened In the
circuit Coui-t this afternoon. Feeney
minutes In starting, The slight de
lay caused a ripple of excitement to
pass around the court room.
0, GLOVER.
37, IS A VICTIM OF
FORMER WELL KNOWN OTTAWA
YOUNG MAN DIES AT CRANlTE
CITY FOLLOWING INFECTION
BODY TO BE BROUGHT HER
FOR BURIAL.
I tcrday afternoon al his
i Qraniti City, III., after a sh
I of Beptli pn innSonia. Mr G
horn in this city on Pebrua
, and was raised In Ottawa, i
In ime here until fn years
In mm
to Granite City,
ime of his death .'
t i in- time oi n is ueatn m r. Glover
was holding an Important position
v iih tin American Steel Co., at Gran
ite City,
The decedent was a son of Clarence
c Glove,- of Gal.-shutT. a former (.
tawa resident. His mother, Mis Eva
C. Glover passed away man.- years
ago In Ottawa,
Mr, Glover was educated In the Ot-
tawa Public Schools and Township
Migr acnooi. ne was very
Ottawa and his passing has
great deal of genuine regi
ipular In
! auscd a
i n
Ills marriage o Mist
FarnBWorth occurod In thi
with one son Richard, a
Mr Glover was the as
engineer In Ottawa in 191
dsn witli tin- United Stati
in.
It
d Mi
ph
Tl
II he I,
arrh In
o
tawa for burial, arriving u-if Wed
neaday morning. Interment will be
made in tho Summit View cemetery .
Mrs. Ettic M. H.impson.
Mrs. Bttie M, Hnmpson. wife of Jo-
soph A. Hampson and a lifelong real-
lent of this cit-,. passed awaj this
morning about ll o clock at the famllv
: i ,
JOSEPH
SEPTIC PNEUMONIA ANTI TOBAC DRI V
home, ""- Van Buren street, follow-' mad- an exhaustive research Into lh(
Ins; a lingering illness of heart trouble effects of tobacco on the human sys
which existed since i.-c. 82 last. I tern Edison, he declared, would nol
Mrs. Ttampson, although ill for thai 1 employ a single man In his shop ol
length of time, was not confined to ln-r fi.Wifl workmen who was addicted to
Of her ailment, hut hail always man.
aged to be around.
News of lu-r death will come as a
trenl shock to her many friends, who
little realized that she was soon ta I
pess away. Her friends knew he
aide disposition. She was 'i devi
member of the Episcopal church
his city and until the time shi
taken ill she took an active pari
the social affairs of the churt h.
in
ire.
Having been horn iv ottaw
pent practlcaly all ot it.-r year
WHAT DOES HE MEAN, "BROTHER!"
" 5HAKE j '
&
Crane of Oruah
tnd Bert Crane i
gements have b
N( b., a I ii
E
LAUNCHED IN CITY
BY REV. FINNELL
CAMPAIGN LEADER IN ILLINOIS
FIGHT AGAINST MLLE. NICO
TINE ADDRESSES LARGE AU
DIENCE AT PRESBYTERIAN
i CHURCH.
, j The first Presb) t. rian church was
j filled last niiii when a public servlci
was held under the auspices of th"
Church federation. The congregation
was one of the largest eve.- to gather
in the ediliee to attend a Sunday even
inn service. The meeting was prt
sided over l Attorney I'. O Uorge
;,, 0f the Ottawa Church F
at,on'
An illustrated lecture showlnj
harm of tohnem on the hnmnn
, i, . ,i i... i;,., v-;,.,,n in
Pinnoll of the No Tobacco League of Ii
America, i
Mrs. Jam- Capsel. t.
Rev. Flnnell chose for the subject si
iot .is address -The Little Brown fiod
ami I lis w hit imps." He proi ed to o
be an Interesting speaker ami de-la
lighted his hearer.- last night, as h- tl
has his chatliaUdUH and lectures au
diences on numerour occasions. n
Ot-baoco. His pictures Bhowod man.
defects which, he claimed, were
caused hj tobacco, and especially by
cigarettes
h,. told in detail the result of th, i
Investigations i ducted bj a comml j
toe of 100 composed of Thomas Edi i
son, Burhanl Bun and the lend i
,,, , , ,, , : , , , ,.,.,..,... .1, i
ing scientists ot tie- country, uh
B& Allowed $109.
Edward loch, h La Salle
1.01
, was "he
P. J, , w it
rt to dh
ii Til - J 1
""iik'i Am
s re no,
ilnor, Bgr
'I I c,,ii
fore at
il'de-l I
awarded i 1109 rerdh
Maclejewksl in tho
daj when an reed
$300 suit brn ght by t
hi- father Th adore
mi
tn
the child. The little boy was struck
by th defendant1! auto whiv crossing I
March. I
E TRAMPS
$4000 FIRE LOSS
AT BELLROSE PLANT
5AND COMPANY BARN RAZED
THIS MORNING BY MYSTERIOUS
BI.AZE DEPARTMENT UNABLE
TO SAVE BUILDING.
nro et un
pposed lo
I
tally destroy
rose sand pi
nisiiiK a In
000. The h
I n used
: t I aw:
appn
recently had been converted Into a
tore house and barn,
Tho dames were first discovered!!
tbout 9:30 o'clock by Arthur mint,)!
imployed by tho Bellrose company as
i chauffi nr. Mr. Imme was working '
ti
he plant and Un- fire
summoned. But h. I
ere was n
ot
ltents of tl
u the flame:
liii" or
which they gucceedi d In
rapi is. six wheeled scrap.
a number of dump boxi a
.vugons, were burned with
BLAM
FOR
building overnight and had eareb-s-h
thrown a cigarette stub Into some pari
of the building, which started a slow,
smolderitta blaie The Bellrose flm
placed the damage at approximate!'
f 1,000, covered by Insurance,
kj in A D A 1 1 n 1 1 A RPWOI T
ntynunuuun uur vh, 1
NIPPED BY MARINES
Vicarau
f mover
landtag the dts . ;,.d e,
nmenl troops, several sol-
being wounded.
m representations from thi
lean minister, John K Ramer
Marriage Licenses
Belglln, Bloomlna
rem. Blooniin.i
VESSELS COLLIDE
OFF BREST PORT
DURING DENSE FOG
Brest, May 22. (By the A. P.) Ninety
sight persons are missing and 242 were saved of
hose who were on board the British steamship
I Egypt when it was sunk
I CADC L'DflM AIITfV the island of Ushant
lliiu iium nuiu
it
lii
WOMAN IS KILLED
M'NABB SCHOOL CHIEF'S WIFC
FATALLY INJURED LAST NIGHT
IN ACCIDENT ON VERMILLION
RIVER HILL AT LOWELL.
Mrs. s. 8, Coddington, aged f7
years, wlfo of tho superintendent f
the McNabh high achool, Is dead as
a result of injuries received when Bhe
jumped from an auto which was back
ing down the hill al the Vermillion
river mar Lowell, shortly after 6
o'clock last night. .Mrs Coddingtou,
Torgenson, had been spending a few
hours at I leer Park, and were return
Ing home w hen the tragedy occurred
The auto was being driven by Mr.
I Torgenson. The pat ty left the park
about ! o'clock, planning to return
home through Lowell. As the car
started to make tin- hill just south
of the Vermillion river at the Low
ell bridge, tin- transmission rod broke,
causing the machine to hail, down
the hill. Mr. and Mrs. Coddington,
who were in tie- rear seat, both jump
ed. Mrs-. Torgenson attempted to
jump but her husband grabbed her
and held iii t he car.
had leaped uninjured from the ear.
ran around lie- auto, and found Ills
wile lying in a pool of hlood. un
conscious. She had s(riie her head
on a big stou.-. which had fractured
skull Mr. and Mrs. Torgenso-n
!i net!
leave
surviving her husband
I 111 the
in niiug
111 s-in' ll" u;ls 1
the star (til company
three brothi r
d di gree Mason.
hreo '
BURCH JURY. 7 TO 5
FOR ACQUITTAL. FAIL
TO ARRIVE AT VERDICT
d by .Ii
ve totfa
...
i
it Sal t (oi
LEGION MEMBERS TO
HOLD DADS NIGHT
out
STALLED
on Saturday niglrt by a
collision with the French steamer
' Seine acceding to the latest official
, figures.
ions inoae missing were two
lean women, Mrs. M. L Sibley
ii islble that Borne of the niiH1)
oay have been picked up by tho
iship Cap Iracon in addition to
brought here by the Seine. The
Iracon was nine mile- from tho
- ami replied to the distress
According to the e yptfs purser
the ship floated onlj twenty-nine
minutes after her plates were crush
ed in In tie- Seine. The Egypt, bo
declared was not moving al the time
of the accident, lyins. to on account
oi the dense fog ami Bounding her
Suddenly there came the warning
Shriek of tin- siren on the Seine and
the latter loomed un out of the fog
and darkness and struck Hie l-Vypt
amidships. With the crash there
came a terrible confusion on the
stricken vessel, Four or live boats
were all thai could la- lowered be
cause of the list of tin- vessel and
many persons jumped overboard fear
Ing lo In- drawn (low) with the Egypt.
There was no one on hoard when the
vessel took her final plunge, Hie pur
ser believed, lie estimated that fif
teea paaaengera, thir'.y white onleers
and flftj lasears of the crew were
Were American Missionaries,
i M. L.
Sibley am! Miss V M Boyar the
American women who are missing
from the British steamship Egypt,
sunk off tie- coast of France with
missionaries bound for India who had
been in this i it recently. Mrs. Sib
ley. a. member of tin- staff of the
American board of commissioners
for Ion Urn missions, has relatives In
Toledo, Ohio. Mis- Boyer, who for
merly made her home at Aspinwall,
Pa., was uoinu out as a teacher in a
ionai - children and
others iii south Inrtin MrR Sihlev
M. & F. BANI
rjpsppyirM.
A nw A MPC
ICES
.0YES
i T Burton Leamy,
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ARIETY SHOWER ON
MISS J0SIE KELLY
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STATE ACTS TO SAVE
MINES OF ILLINOIS
0 tl op' '..t-ITS l dating
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