Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., August 04, 1922, 4 O'CLOCK EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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R6aY( AUGUST 4, 1322.
I HI, Oil aw A BHfiEfrtiADfill?A3NAih
rAt IMfttl
BRITISH MOVE TO
L DEBTS ENDS
IN FLAT FAILURE
Jazz King Makes $800,000 in 5 Years
n
ii nr
UNITtD STATES TllftNS DLAt'
ear to ovEnrunEs made oy
LONDON TOR ALL ALLIES TO
WIPG THE SLATE CLEAN OK
ALL OBLIGATIONS. .
WBI hliigton, AilK
ilrn.i 1 1 nirni vi icrtlHj
uotti i spot! Urcnl
The In'ie in
rvsd Inforniu!
Hi il i in Hut In r ii r
i niieii State i i atinol he
ilein in Hi
uikcolod
At (In ".inn time SeniilDi floi'tlll Is
Mini U uiil'lililK tlnil III' ; entile will
turn n tteuf ear to tin) proposals for
( Hill ell.lt Inn
The trSUHUrj liei.ll tllli'llt utatl in. 'lit
was that Oroal Britain's note to her
ill btnr natlotiH HUttiKitlng cancellation
f the whole interallied IntlebtednW .
will iihv.' no effect upon t Ii it- govern
meat's policy with referonoe to it--
win credits. The lint th.il the mile
win net eddreesed to the i fall id
tUatiM uiatrei ii ii diplomatic Impost)!
hiiit lei this goverwnorit tn addri
lire, it Britain directly.
Becreturj Mellon held UWI Orehl
Britain has formally acknowledged
in i i nlttd studs win' oebl .mil hie.
Indicated her wiltlafneas tn pay.
Therefore he imhis the American fund
Ing commission must continue Its no
gotfattoni without regard to drew
Britain 'it suggestion.
Senator Borah said
"There is nothing to Ik gained bj
mir oinceiHng this debti in- any pari
hi it. ir the gigantic military and arm..-
mont programs in isurope are i" con
limie. it wronld .'1111111111 In practical
tint tn mil aiding and abetting the
1 niiiiin.' up of these greal milltan
t'lid armament establishments and
thereto) abetting war. if oMcelHtttoe
is to he considered t all, it should t"
considered In the rati rWl : hhmufiltj
ol wotii mie sanity, and no! to enable
Uiobi countries to build up mid maiii
taip thi..e military cstabllsrimehts.
'Within the last woek the preml 1
1 il
mi whal la happen
nations bl Burop9i
mote terrible na
the i.ite war ever
pi ace. What
not i vi'ti 'n
Hy Roy Oilihonu
Chloago "Hinw your own
Houny, mill blow it heVd!"
This wim the advice Hi"
11 lie- 1 eit 'en in Ailriiin. Mieh
in I sham jonos i-' years ag6,
Jones had k k the n ybrfgs
asking the tbrhiQla for n short cai
in gruel wealth
Today imies owns ;i palatial hnmi
mill I, tieei nf automobiles ivnd has
"iv. mis mill nil the I moping!
. Kith Ami IiIh him If account
Melting ho raid that ll
keep 11 nek 01 11
' "Sriitiie.' gays Jones,
mil horn 1 moan my
To (lie World of timsii
what Charlie Chaplin is
Ills iilel inline in "lsin(
Tlnit's because he's
"I lilow in
saxophone."
Jonas hi
to the nini
i lorn pi h "
ibaldy Hi"
iii.. orchi
1 ' ,1
s bint $0,800
BtaUranl tare
srs clamor-
make 'i
v ein s Jones
accumulated
nini royalties
..mi
vt kHigland hits 1
" Keep wiin ey
Th v (the
ate ertni tructing
Chiaefl tllilll even
WW. Whal lor'.' Nnl fnl
sip they lor'.' T in y are
high on! paid
the country,
A loop hotel here pa)
1 week to play 111 IU I'1
hours kn evening.
Phonograph uompanlep
Ink for ills services in
1 mill- I'm' tliclil
During the lust live
mill his saxophone have
nver vmmuiao In salary
from hi ; iomposltlonn
graph record)!.
Ami the la.r. king Is only 28.
Member! ot h in orchestra
grown prosperous with him.
Jones Ik n liig Strapping fellow
looks entirely unlike a musician,
lint how In 1 nil pl r. '
"I'm ptolng to make a million
then qultt" he says. "There's no
ivorktnc nil vour life. A million
nil Uu line '
Jouet goes to work in hli Kpeetall
'le. 1 eii limousine The driver wean
1 mouse colored uniform in match
the pplef 'l imine of the car,
1 fleet hai been built ii
iiiin to 1 old Jones' aaxophon 1
1 siii.iu niief teacrti performance
lopes takes In the town kfltn his
a lie .teres spends with tl; prodi'
gallt) of "Coal'Oil Johnny" oi ii half
tenlury ago, tipping with
large denomination, huI
method in his madness foi
keeps attuned to the spirit of Jam.
frequently lie uses his orchestra
to raise charitable funds,
folks say "King .In.." has n heart
iis large as n piano.
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hi h.iiiHi " Jt3i -,'.- Vi A)ffiBBK&
.1 at counts -3 "r k
le.n er iii -uaa,-' . :mmmw jm
mm wz- -i . ' ,
l ie If rlOMP.U K i,K. AUPAt-i , J
NIO NAME AMD HIS OOMPAH3 'i'A. A
HAVE ALMOST MAOf, fUM 3-" " MX I
A MILUONAIftB-. lsPENOaaWv ' I
bills Of . .... .
Urns he
Miirie Kentsef
lek ni Olen park,
M einlola wn:
the Henry Kent-
Misses
at Mi
Wei-
ndota
of Spring Vnl
h her mother,
disperse armies; th y are to attack
trfttps unhrtflod wtioVe you hate 'I 1
feneesB nofulatlon, to kttl, to main
to poison, to moMtato, to burn help
le women and children.'
Ninr. it this ft the situation, ii if
more or lees mi impertinence to thlk
about cancelling debt : In the name of
' veiojiyk' . reh "hiliti.tinn. I!' th"-e
plans and genomes are to rontlnu .
to go orward, we cannot help Euromj
by cancelling our debt to KVance,
any purl of It, I feel. tbevefOtt . VktA
in oilier to inl' test aoybod) wlio is in
terestcd in humanity, or the cause of
pence, or the restoration of ocoftomh
sanity, nil sclnanes for cancelling
dobts should be accompanied hy
practical plan for dtaaifnameht,
''The Washington conference ad
Journed int Fobroary, The seimh ol
t in- tJnfted states rirlffied thotreatlMs,
I tliink. in April. The treatieH are
mt. however, tn bo considered by for
eign countrlei. Ami fevOn if they aw
r.ititieil DtUmatoly, the epirll of He
movement 1ms boon crushed,
11 we cancel thosfe debts it would
appear, therefore. Hint il
ply lit into till.; scheme of
of huge land forces, of rtior
more llelils."
voniii Blm
mnameiits, Wins. ;iml
Wines ni
completely
(.enl nf mill
III
'Dry" A inc.
referred to 1
ermenteil &i
remaining,
Lon lliekok purchased Hi" Jacob
N'ogei tiiriii near Troy Qrove, Satur
day for the stun of ISSO.fiO per tu rn.
He will reside there next Bprfng,
Mrs Louis Lamps entertained the
following ladlea m her home last
IVednesday: Mrs H(iRry Ntentaer,
Mrs. IiIh Mailoy, Mrs. Melsel, Mrs.
Ftahhah Lamps, Mrs. tterman Lamps,
Mrs. Jessie Black and Nellie Bllles
iiHch They made a dressform tor
Mrs. Lamps.
Mrs, Charles Smith Of Spring V;il-;
ley spent this week with bet dttugh j
tor, Mrs. John Pantettburg,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lamps and fam
ily called mi nr. William Mclntyre
Sunday and - pent the real of tin1 day
witii Mendota relatives.
Mrs. Fred Melsel of Arlington
several days tit. the home of
r, Mrs. Oscar
Bin, .lohn Pantenburg and guest,
Mrs. Smith, mnl Misses Bljleebach,
visited Sunday evening at the Win.
Kngelmmt home, near Churchill.
Helen Hlckokis Bpending this week
ni the Win. Fitzgerald home near
Troy drove.
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Wibrhay wore
Sunday callers near Cherry.
Miss Grace Monroe is Bpending a
tew days at Attain Bchwindtittian.'s.
Mr. and Mrs. F, Henry of Arlington
were delivering
midst the first
asking 11.46 pe
tomatoes. They
Boy land's,
Claude Brookt
tomatoes
of the week,
P I mix for Iii
also visited
in mtr
He M
le large
it Tims.
suffering with
a. lame back.
MiSSeS Irene mill
are. Bpending this w
Fred H earner of
Tuesday visitor at
ler home
Mrs. KM Weldon mnl
1 lon attended tin.1 races
IHI week.
.Mrs ueorge Condh
spent Txtesday w
Mrs. John Bcriba,
1 Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Welssehburg
fer in Mllllngton and Mrs. Harry Mills
)f Ladd Hllll I. en Si'l'lhn Were Sllllllil.V
kljnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Renrj
JKeutzer,
Mrs. Henn Lyndenmeyer of Peru
.spent severnl daVl with her sons,
i'Tiink it 1 1 1 1 .loe
Mrs Frank Lyndenmeyer has been
j iiptilv siek the past week.
j Mrs. Lon HlekOk assisted hy the
following ladlee, served al B mission
ary tea at tier home Thursday : Mis
ses ein Neiii. viola Pottlngerand
Mrs. .Mm Brady. Tim proceeds were
for the Presbyterian society at Ar
lington. Mrs. Rosa O'Brien or Kenwanee
ppeut tin- past week at the home of
Mrs Win O'Brien.
Tiie Bastern Star social held at
Win. 8 eft home Inst Tuesday night
was a success both socially and fi
nancially, Over $7n were taken in
Win. Bhrlener of La Balle won the
angel food cake The proceeds are
to go to the Hew Kastern Star home
that is being erected at litis time.
The family album presented at the
Community hall last Friday night, at
Arlington hy the Booster class and
the Ever Ready wus very well at
tended and all were very Well
pleased by tile liniipie enl erta i 11 II) '11 1 .
The characters were dressed to rep-
1 resent pictures in an old album, The
money taken in at the social will he
: used to Imy articles for the tennis
' court that lias heen made for the
public around Arlington
Those from this vicinity at!
the Masons' picnic at Starved
Thursday were Mr. and Mrs.
(Wllshay mnl Mrs. Ceo. Day. Mrs
nah McNally, Mrs Hartshorn
Mrs. Wilfred Hartshorn. Mrs.
Newcomer, Mrs. Frank Crane
family and Mrs. Alice I'ottingei
son Alfred.
J. A. Potter, tin Rawletffh man,
made his usual trip along the county
line last week.
Chas. Pantenburg has commenced
threshing in this vicinity, Lust week
he threshed in the vicinity of Cher
ry. Mrs. Crotsant ami son"--, .lake and
Willie, nf cherry, wore Wednesday
visitors .at the home her daughter,
Mrs. Win. Konlder.
Sylvester Bdwardfl returned to
(.add after spending (lie past live
weeks at Hie Hfckpk home.
James Casey of Pern has boon as-
indlng
Rock
('has.
. Han-
and
Fred
tin d
mid
In
dry when
n I pel'
a at; I
'Mis
I. ainps. Inst
Hattii
etitng
0)81
li Hpenl
Funfsinn
s.-ilnr-houia.
NOVITA LAXATIVE
TONIC TABLETS
Aie highly beneficiltl in caes of
Conctipation, Dkxincss, Biliousness,
Siek Headaches', and Disordered
Stomach resulting from torpidity of
the fiver. They Bet gently on the
newels without grfpitigi arousing the
liver In ,i healthy action, producing
a mild huI positive and stimulating
effect, securing :' perfeci evacuationi
removing catarrhal anil poisonous
secretions from the -.t'unai h anil
iHttstlnal trait atld leave no hail
effect Upon the system. Having ex
pended its remedial powers upon the
VarfOUl functions of (he diifrslive
organs it leaves behind it no trace
of irritation Its action upon the
constipated bowels is gentle and
natural as well as thorough) while a
disordered ami bilious subject is
made iet;ul.ir. It insures the escape
of bile from the blood, and therein'
purifying the vital Fluid, and also
Increasing Its aiitrifying qualities.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST I oi tin- genuine
paCkhtf? ( Price, "ifli -i hearing above
trade-mark ni wrm- to The Novii Co. ,
.1hW. Randolph St.. Chicago. ItttSsis.
i OTECO
Milk for your Children
WHITE'S
TIRE SHOP
602 LA SALLE ST.
Quality Is the Cheapest Thing on the Market. It Is the
Vjt w Basis of All Economy.
If you could person
ally inspect dairies and
bottling plants and the;
whole intricate service
you would agree that
the only kind you can
afford to u.se is Tri
City Pasteurized Milk
Tri-City Dairy Co.
Phone 704 W. Main St.
m
Central States Exposition
Aurora, Illinois, August 18th to 26th
Inclusive
Racing, Agriculture Show, Live Stock
Show
Bigge:,i ihinf? of its kind in this part of the State
Vaudeville Shows and all kinds of
Amusements
Electric All The Way
Low Round Trip Ticket Fare From All Stations
(tT) "J Round trip Ticket Fare (fJ J"7
PsC., O I From Ottawa, 111. $L. J I
Via Jolict, anrl Aurora, Plainfield & Joliet Electric
Half far:- to children between live and twelve ysn -i
of a?e
For further inlormation phone agents
Chicago, Ottawa & Peoria Railway Co.
CHean Often Pleasant
15c
35
30c
35c
60'T S?ved! Work Guaranteed!
SCISSORS AND SHEARS
SHARPENED
Double Ed(je Safety Blades
Sharpened, per doi:cn
Single Edge Safety Blades
Sharpened, per don
Raiois honed and stropped
each
Service Stations:
E. S. Woolbert 214 Madison St
S. S. Pearsons Sons
223 W. Madison Stree
Refior Hdw. Co 117 W. Main St
Jordan Hdw. Co 119 W. Main St
Ail Ottawa Drug Store.
Marseilles:
C. R Trowbridge, Drugs.
Bianchsrd Pharmacy.
Seneca.
Ellis A Rooney. Hardware.
Ottawa Tool Edging Co.. Not tnc.
W. J. Klncheloe C Waldenburg
SOc
Chlo-E-Dixo Tool 1 1
Special
Two lor
SOc
Wheeler & Ulalo
E.
LAUS
& SONS
GOOD
SHOES
Since 1805
57 Years At Your Service
listing a. J, vvikiIi ii deliver Ms grain!
in Cherry ttie litint. week,
Dr. and Mrs. Pottlnger and family
autoad to Piano PiWay,
Prank Blllesbac-h and Ployd Pan
tenburg returned borne trom Detroit,!
where they ilroTe bonis; Home naw
Dodge cart. tin' ol these belongs Co
Prank,
Mr, iiml Mi h. V T. H'Mll'i.nl mnl I
Mrs Treat and daughter of La Balls
spent Wednesday nlghl al tbe Pot-
I inner bDttye. I
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Munro attend
ni the Mason picnic al Btarved lahti
fhursda; .
Miss .Mire Pottlnger returned trom I
;i few days' stuy with trtands in
Whttaton.
Mr. mnl Mrs. Clattd Btoofcer ware
Bpectaton tit the Mendota races last
wtfbk.
Mr. mnl Mis. ,ioc syiiii'ck were rt
cent ftsttors at the people's imsiiit.-ii
wheM they trlstted Albert Bymeck.
Ueorge Lamps returned borne Iran
Hpending :i tew days at the Henry Pa
tera horns,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert BchWab ware
Bunduy callers at Herman Lamp's
home.
Mrs. QeoCfta Wiitts returned to
liocktord after apendlug h tew days
with relatives and friends In iimt
vlclnlt) .
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hlckok entertain-1
ed over Bfty ot their friends at aj
birthday party in honor ol their iobJ
Ogden.
Bernbtce rthrtnett returned to Lai
Salle after spending several days at
the Mahar home,
t. ,t. Mahar and daughter Isabella !
attended the Mendots races.
Mrs. Plsher anil niece. Miss Rellly,
have returned to Lt Porte, la., after
a several weeks' stays at the Shea
home.
Tiip niaiiv Dtirvrsick friends of Mr.
inn! Mrs. Walter Bpanswicb will ex
tend sympathy to th m in thin their
sail hiwr or bereavemwnt in the loss
ot their only son Qeorge, who paaseil
very sudiii'iiiy t tbelr time
Itockford. He was Hkk onh
days with fin abcess under his
bone, Mr, and Mrs. Kpsns
iii." Ki attces Wattsl resided
for many years in Dlmraick, ttavlng
lived on the Watts and Hale fiirins.
Their ion was borti sixteen yenrs ago
when they lived on the Bala farm.
au .1 v
near
a few
collar
S It K
The Modern Mother
faces problems beyond those of her
forbears, she herself mull Be a
much more competent person, com
bluing In one Individual the duties of
nurse, cook, teacKer and ntoral In
struetor it is no wonder that many
t'onsclenttoua women break under th
strain, and thai others ilrai; out t
miserable existence; always tired,
and et unable to take a day's Vaca
tion.. Such women will f)nd thfin
selves beueflted and their burdens
made easier bj the use of Lydla B.
Plnkham'S Vegetable Coaspoand,
wbioh mis m.iiie fat stiiii-ritiK Kont
ell, Hllll does not fall to relieve llletll.
CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
Headache
INDIGESTION
Stomach Trouble
-SOLD EVERYWHERE-
STARVED ROCK
State Park
40c
Round Trip
Ticket Fare
SiiiiiIhjs Wednesdays Thiirsilnys
Sundays and Holidays for all trains) also on Wednes.
day tor ttstrj on trail! seheditled out of Ottawa at : ." and
7::.:.; also on nil trains, 10::itl A. K. to H::U V. M., Thurs
daj s.
DANCING
BOATING
BATHING
RctlirfrlTtg car litnes at llllW I'. M. jast after tbe dance
is over
iMione Ajrents
CHICAGO, OTTAWA & PEORIA RY.
1
Public Sale
OF BUILDINGS
1 vr
NO'I K'L' IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
vv-ill. on Monday, August 14th. 1922, at the hour of two
o'clock ). m. of said clay, otter ( sale the dwelimg houses
and buildings located on lots 6, 7. 8 and 9 in block I in Nor
ris' Addition lo the City of Ottawa
Said sales will be held at th dwelling houses located on
said lots respec tivi l . terms of ?ale. 10 per cent of the pur
chase pripft, cash in hand on day of sale; balance thereof be
fore removal of buittHrlgi fron premises as hereinafter set
forth.
Buildings will be sold subject to the lights of the respec
tive tenants now therein until statutory notice can be given
for possession; purchasers to remove said buildings from
premises as soon as vacated.
these buildings are those recently purchased by the un
dersigned from the estate of the late M. N. Armstrong and
are located on Madison. I .eland and Main streets. City of Ot
tawa, f or furthei particulars apply to Elmer E. Roberts,
secretary of the undersigned.
! 1 ited this 3rd da
of August. A. D. 1922.
Board of Education, Dist. 141-33-3.
Saturday Only
CANE GRANULATED SUGAR
5 Pounds For 38c
5 POUNDS TO A CUSTOMER
SWIFT'S PRIDE SOAP
5 Bars For 2 1 c