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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.), 18 March 1921. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn92053241/1921-03-18/ed-1/seq-6/>

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PAQt SIX
tie) wmm
STREATO R QUINTET
T!
IN STATE TOURNEY
HARDSCRABBLE QUINTETTE
CLIMBS FIRST OBSTACLE BY
DEFEATING TRENTON IN EASY
FASHION MEET ROCKFORD
TODAY.
Willi Patterson and Daugherty,
Coacb Dale's main cogs, playini hinh
grade basketball, 8treator's champion
ship basketball quintel made theli
fii-si appeavnce In the final tournej
fur tii' lllimiiH state high school bai
ketball championship yesterday af
ternoon by winning over Trenton high
2 in 14. Ii in rumore around this
beck of the woods that Dale's men
have been picked as favorites ol the
elastic over Urbana, Champaign and
other schools represented strong
teams. The game, like thai agalnel
La Salle-Peru, a walk-away for
the "HBrdiorabbla" five, which was
evidenced by the facl that at the i nd
of ma tirsi half, Dale pul In three
unit team men, iii order that the;
might be given a little "experience
The game wan no doubt a double
of th La Salle-Streator game si La
Salle last Saturdaj night to all the
Trenton team was only able to obtain
three flefd goals, which proved the
same with the game at La Salle Nol
at one moment of Hi.- game waa the
Streator aggregation In any danger
and attor watching their splendid
showing, fans, vast throngs of them,
picked Dale's squad as the one to win
the state championship,
Pfitferaon, Dale's stellar center, fea
tured throughout the game and made
players in previous games ). ol like
three cent pieces when he Bcored ten
" . .".
Daswjts tits worn is ueciareti to nave
&Zial
n us Iip could have del
Tren-
ton team alone.
Datfgherty, Dale's other star, proved
a whirlwind at forward and upheld
his fine reputation by scoring Bix has-
kfts and two free throws. Throdgh-
out tln game th- entire team repre-
sentlh'g Trenton closely guardi il him
hut he we too foxy and made things
Interesting for his opponents.
JJuriiiK the recent year Dale devel-
oped a wonderful defense In his two
guards, llumrin and Cates, which
proved a great advantage yesterday,
CAtM rinvAlnnad' inio s,.ns:iii.,:i-i!
r pair an
Streator-Trenton and the Rockford
PlttsfieKl games, it is ens; to dope
Hi thai the argument between Strea
tor and Rockford Will bfe one worth
attention and that it will no doubt be
the most sensational ol the tourna
ment. should Streator win the contest this
afternoon they will take pari in the
Bttinl-flnals tomorrow afternoon al 2
o'clock against either Peoria Central,
Bstavla, Colinsvllle or Mollne high
schools, This afternoon Peoria Cen
tral and Bat a via ..nv matched while
Moline Will play Colllnsvllle. Should
they win In these games they iil
take part in the finals of Saturday
nlgbt. Following is Dale's lineup and
the! i scores mad,' in la i night's
game
B.
il
r t
ii
ii
Daugherty, rf
Coswell, It
Patterson, c-
Hamrin. rg
Cates, 1
HI
ii
Total
Vesti
Jay's Results
Mount Carmel,
I ; palrburj . I ..
loia. L'l.
; Charlei ton. 7
iiai ion.
Itreator,
Uv kfonl
1 1
Id, 13,
BELGIAN TO AGAIN
MEET WELKER COCHRAN
New York. March w Arrangements
have hen completed for a . turn
match between Bdouard Horemans,
Belgian ix -2 champion, and VVelker
Cochran. They will plav a i.ftOfl
match tor a parse of .:'iiii and ih,-K.it-
raceipts in the academj over
Maurice Italy's room, where Hore
maiiH played lake Schaefer. The
Batch will begin Monday and continue
taroagftl the week. Twelve blocks m
4iHi points each in afternoon and eve
Blag sessions will be played
ImnsnsHately after the .i.ocio poial
inatih in letroit last week, hid
Coca ran won by IS points, the players
tentatively SgTeod to el ai-ain; hnl
it Wag not until yesterday that shop.
i4id (i. Harkiey. representing More
maris, definiieiv catadote4 arraaajw
saeatn. Tt-.e ; layers a :n mi
m pan their hvfefta.
WINS
n
PANDERING SLUGGEP
, i
vt
&i ' -
,JWSt BBS
A a .... -
PRANK BRAZIL
Kratik Brazil Is m,,' ..f Cn i
.ia.k t most promtsing recruits
He began to play professional bail
in 1918 with the CutnbM laud i lull
,.f HiH Blue Ridge League Prom
ilit-re be traveled to Brooklyn,
'then to Hartford then Winnipeg,
then Philadelphia,, Atlanta, Si
Paul and Anally he's buck with n:
Athletics H a a ptuvb hitter
Ust fall for St i'"ii
nftV.., iliiUDrnr
DUAIIVU MHIlMUCnO
TO ORGANIZE UNION
Chicago, March IS - With chaneei
of pass it taxing i.iii at this set
sion of ii." leglslal iris considered fa
orable boxing tnunagers of Chii-agi
ha'Ve strfrted a littl" movement whlcl
thoj believe will ;. for the good o
the sport. Next Tuesday til p nieel
in al the Arcatji gymnasluni on or
gahlzatibn to be Stnow'n !. the llllaoi:
Association of Boxing Munagers wil
be Formed,
H is the intention oi those ha k ol
the movement to adopt rules whlcl
will koan ili, suort cluan. The nhieet
i or I
hi
l'i
ll. '.'hal
i iiiti r tin
sialc hi
I'll i. 1
atii
MRS. MALLORY WINS
IN TENNIS EVENTS
Horli .lass.,
Rjurstedt, In Id tin championship
l'i th
Mrs. I
.'ii, ,. I1
.
Mallor;
I
ii.d William Tllden of Phila
delphia, th" national champion, ih--feati
d Mrs B B. Cole, N'orth Andot
er. Mass., ami Irvinn Wrlgnt Boston,
i. :!. ,,-T. 6-3, in t!.e secoad round.
MICHIGAN SQUAD
OFF FOR EVANSTON
Ann Iritor, MlchH Mnr. h If Coach
Bteve Parrell and twenty men. com
prising the Michigan track squad left
yesterday afternoon for Rvanaton,
HI . where the conference Indoor
trin meH -. ill be held tiday and to
i SMrrow. Parrell will enter Loach,
iu the dMlii
link in 1 1 1 Inn
Butler h'orht
WILSON WINS VERDICT
lll BOUT WITH O'DOWD
TEMPERAMENT KEEPS
FOUR CUT OF GAME
r pIi
tli, work!
rnampionsmp iorcia u pou tnem in the
thb .-tars ar-- holdout l
'
:
lit. the P.
t Ii
tar! Pal
" ' nil
laboring overtime, re
ition '
MAKE DRAWINGS FOR
DAVIS CUP TOURNEY
hyi is will" meet" in 'the' second 'round
as follows: Argentine vs. Denmark
In the upper bracket and All-India vs
presence of a large gathering of for-.
I association i
d' an exceptionally I
'"'."''
Unit ill
ROWI INC. CONGRESS
HOI n PIN MATIN? i
Rl)ffa,0, ,: v. M:,nll 18 rietroii !
I of the
n
n th,
tenth
NORMAN ROSS CUTS
DOWN OWN RECORD
ago March 17 Norman Ross
tot ..si k, Z
aval training itaMoe where he nol
only won the national A A. V. IMj
yard m.-n's senior swimming cham-
record of 8 ll S for ."oo meter-
md '.. tti
i than tie- old r-,-oi .1 h.-hl hy hitn-tdf
Mi . V'oilllie MaUolmson o the f .
OTTAWA FRETJ TRADER -
CRIME IN 0 S. HAS
DECREASED 12.4 IN
M PAST Sit YEAPS
2,729 PRI90NE
PLNlVLNTARl
THAN IN I & 14
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1,311
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"'' :""l:''v::l Kntflnrid -ere makers of
'"'" ''"' ''- eouie down
Wires Foretell Weather.
of telegraph
.
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lllliiiliiWiWiililill
PAi BILLS by check
; 1 1 1 f I know u S t
where your money
goes. Avoid any contro
ersies over the payment
ol obligations by having
a cancelled (heck to
snow ior every dollar
spent. For the woman at
home handling the house
hold accounts, for every
body in fact, this is the
sate a n d satisfactory
way. We offer you the
services of OUT checking
department handling
such an account.
Ol rAWA BANKING
Tt"f TOr rr
or 1 KLo I L w.
njjil;,'''l,llllln
L S-44 Mtr.l.jtilltl.i;! iH. iM-tii4rti!lliWt:l liilltl IMijiiil.i'i ti.lJl
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Established 1889
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MR
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AVOID THE OPERATING TABLE.
DR. O.Ci (tNG IMPROVED METHODS ARC EXCLUSIVELY HIS
OWN, AND THERE IS NO GUE8SWORK ABOUT It
THE,' HAVE PROVEN SUCCESSFUL
,,f Piles. Flsluhi
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ll'IV HI lit; llo iiNTfl I I :
1st wha
S Corbus ' Weekly Candy Sale
V sv
4 Maple Filberts, Chocolate Creams, per lb 52c $
t Maple Walnut Chocolate Creams, per lb 52c j
4 Marigold Chocolates. Easter bo?:, per lb 89c 4
i Frdt'ts in Cream, Easter box, per lb 73c J
4 For the kiddie? Fruit and Nut Chocolates, Easter egs packed in J
J attractive bunny boxes, each 15, 25, 35 and 85c J
Corbus Drug Store - - Ottawa
"" Wedl "'' Rubber Pen..
The Westminster Uulld wlii hold fountain pent ure realto iuii.it t
I1""' "'"I'"'"' '' rubber Tin iiuiv i M is mixed
1 '" ,h with ul.li mm i,.i,.-,i. i few
Antrum was ;i v-,i,.r,,; houre the mixture rUes to o lieu I f
vh '"" "" WiHlnewla) Ull,,. llu. ,,. hl ,,,,, Mltt a wu
xv W y uonk visited village tar. Wlum H ha li tho-suhltfltice
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SMARTEST AMONG THE NEW
STRAP OXFORDS FOR WOMEN
Jusl arrived ; group ol l!i, smart
iii .im! tie ( )x fords whose finesse ol
detail make them far above the ordi
nary rhey are in all leathers w it U
medium weight soles, heels of com
fortable height and unusual smart
ness.
Exceptional values
$7. 50 i $9.35
9
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ur. Uscorn a
Old Reliable Spec
ialist: of Indianapolis
WILL BE AT THE
Clifton Hotel, QJ!a
va, Illinois
Tues., March 22nd
n
HOURS.
Tuesday 9 a, m. to 4 p, m.
Every Four W';ii5 Thereafter
sufferer from um
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Indn
n
examlnal Ion PRBK,
i i hurKf who
III III . . h" "ii
i.iii glvn, .out
rin wrtiR, or
BulMlne In-
miDAir, MARCH 18, 1821.
rormed Is known uu vi
i tliinn-, i iiniutulti
,ulctinlte, Mini)
ii pens ure mude
im coinUs, hut'
ll I Olio-. It
horn l "it 'mill
iin Jui i heeu ill
i,.; ruliher und
s much draper,
ll '"In III. II f Ml. 'It
it
A Literary Find.
A new "hull" by the famous
Boyle Itoclie has been discovered
ii maiiuscrlpt letter doted 17 s.
Boyle is quoted as saying: "Mr, Bpt
r, mi honorable icetitleiiinn who i
behind me I persistently laughing
mj fa.-i, i bog to move that bet
he laughs nt 1110 nguln he will
plensi in tell me hat ha la laugh
Bt." Ronton Tninncrlnt
Y t
A afl I t aUSk,
ii nun
Parlors
ARE YOU
RUPTURED?
fin ruptjred man. woman or
Child need be told of the cuffer-i-ig
and .iqony resulting from the
nrylect of this awful affliction,
nor of your many disappointments
and failure to find a cure by ex
perimenting with old-fashioned
treatments, leaving you. ihe s-if-ferer,
in even worse condition
th.in hefoie. mentally skeptical of
ever being cured.
Every ruptured pei'aons who
calls is entitled to a Free Trial of
the
Dr. Osborn
Self-Adjusting
Rupture
Appliance
REMEMBER -It required much of
my time duiinq the last 21 years,
also la!)or and great expense, to
perfect this wonderfully simple
and effective appliance and make
it possible to assure you relief.
Know also that we ask Nd MONEY
UNTII YOU ARE SATISFIED, as
hundreds ol others are now.
I C in Help You Now Tomor
mw May Be Too l ate Come and
Cet the' Proof FREE.
it makes no llfferencs what your
present physical condition may he
or what you have endured In your
vain hunt lor relief YOU HAVE
NOT Tint I) DR. OSBORN'S
SELF-ADJUSTING RUPTURE
APPLIANCE, and you will never
he satisfied until you do.
Indianapolis Office
Third rionr. Traction Terminal
Building. Office Hours: 9 to 1?, t
to !. Wednesday and Saturday,
9 to 12, 1 to 4, (i to 8. Sunday, y
to 1f! only.
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