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TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921.
Page four.
I y. s. PHiLOSor cv
r SOCIETY TO HEAR
WIDE RANGE OF TALK
'I' to present him with a port fall The Burning Question
f the imv.iI n, i irali. (OHetltSr Willi "1 Hi" h tWf tn the llHttMlrial World
um lila medals, u Unit of his thai of the open vs. ihalllosed she.
an and ,i 1 1 1 1 in i r ol lotiers from ill be dabaiod li) repratfentatlves
ushlngtoii to his wife, , gcu4enfj of the Northwestern Co
lego uiiil of Pleasant View Luther i'oi
leg, al Hie latter Inst it itVlon on 1'rl
Don 1 ' day . pi il 22, at s p. u. So one inter
ilss tho big dance ul itrmory Wednes- osted In Die goclul problaas of todfe)
ay, April 80th, Music U Johnson's should ini .s Hit: debate.l An admis
rchestra. ' I loll of '' ci ut - ill he clftrged,
SPRING FOOTBALL! Is He Worth It;
OTTAWA FHKE IIUR - JOURXAi;
iY
IS INAUGURATED AT
$50 reward for information leading to the ar-
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i rest run! conviction of any one breaking gow- j
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ij er line insulation r otherwise destroying
property of the C. O. & P. Ry. Co. J
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liOCAL HIGH SCHOO
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COACH SMITH DETERMINED TO
TURN OUT WINNING TEAM
THIRTY HUSKIES REPORT FOR;
DUTY AS CALL FOR VOLUN
TEERS IS ISSUED.
A football team capable t' trim
ming anything i the state nexl
sptmon, wiili tin1 imash and bang 01 h
bin college play li the goal bolng Bel
at Ottawa liiKli school by Coach
Smith. For the first time In many
years, athletes are lieinn pushed thru
a strenuous spring practice, In prep
aration for tho bin gridiron season ol i
122 Every Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday night, for the las) three
weeks tin' coach iiaw been consistent
ly pounding and driving al thirty bus
jy prospects and indications point, to
a different showing next year, With
only one thins; In mind, a champion
ship eleven representing the red ana
White of 0, H. S., Coach Bmith and
)iin charges are getting an early Btari
by taking advantage of the prevailing
fine weather.
Tlmt Sniltb will turn out ;i real
football squad iii'xt season may be
isVldenced by the fact that the lightest
man on the teatn will ti he beam at
14T. pounds while the heaviest will
reach 220 The linemen on an av rage
(11 reach 155 pounds, making the
jprMpecta splendid. Big huskies, some
wljb refused to turn mi during the rc-l
tent season, have responded to tbe
fall for aspifants and things are be
ginning to look natural back ol the
blgh Bchopl on King field
doing across the line from lefl end
to right, tlicrp is Moss, a milk-fed
husky, from the farm, weighing 151
pounds. Leland at a tackle, who will
reach 160, Calkins al a guard tipping
Hie si-ale- ot 188 pounds and Crowden
at renter weighing 165. n the other
side of the line Smith can. boaal ol n
heavier bunch of men. Al nWiti
guard he has Jobst. the beefy lad,
wTin is showinR considerable speed
and Who weighs 220 pounds Nex!
tackle Anthram at 165 and e
Burns at 160 or Frailer at li b
end. With such a line there Bl
be no team in the state capable i
leating the local squad next yea
In the backfleld, the men an
80 heavy, but are crafty and B
enough to carry them through
the aid of such a heavy line Ci
booked to play quarterback
Carey and Farrell will take the h
with Meckenstock at full back,
rell weighs 14s pounds while Me
stock can reach W0.
Besides these men. Smith has
prospects in Looney, Davidson an
gan. three men capable of -i-at
least 150 pounds. Now tor the
next season.
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MAGNETS STUMPED
ON OTTAWA DATE
Word In regard to a game with the
Chicago Magnates was received thi'.
morning from that club by Manager
"Dinny" Dunn. According to the lo
cal mentor, no certain date for a
game has been set. On last Saturday
Dunn wrote to the manager of the
(Magnates for a. game and Bllbmltted
a list of date on which days they
'ould engage in an argutnenl with the
Chicago club, in tb" meantime the
Chicago manager, eager t . honk up
with the Fans' team, wrote to Dunn
and asked for May si a; the day for
the great battle. That date Could led
be granted as Qllkerson's Union Ot
ants will appear here tor their show
ing. Immediately Dunn gol his mind
working ami again submitted a list
of open dates.
This morning word was receive, 1 in
response. The Chicago manager nol
exactly certain of when he could ap
pear here, having failed to get May
H as a date, stated he was up a
tree, hut added ill his letter that the
possibilities are that his team could
come here after the ftrsl two Sunday
in June. Upon receiving the lad
letter Dunn wrote again stating a
date after that time was fair enough;
with him and the fan: of the city.
EMdently a game will he booked
after those two Sundays.
NAME U.S. PRO TEAM
TO PLAY BRITISHERS
New Voik. April 19 Twell
r the
ional
n"'"
recognized leaden In professions
Kolf circles in the United States wen
Mined yesterday as inemheis of tie
team which will represent Amend
in the British open championship t
be held on the st Andrew's sol
course, in Scotland, in June The bp
lections for the team, mad,' alter I
conference held in Chicago Sunday in
tween OeO Sargent, president am
Alexander Pirle, secretary of tin Ptt
fewsional (iolfcr's association of Ainei
lea. and Robert Qardner, vie,, pies
dent of the United States Colt ass,
rial ion, anil announced her,, jrestet
day by Qolf Illustrated, which i
ell tUe project of defraying tin
imh nf a lis, in Lhmiieh t'lnd
nil, tiled by golfers thrmii'l t
country, are as follows: Emmet
French, 'Walter Nat", lock Hutehin
son, Jim Karnes, Harry Hampton.
tl.w.L-,,., I.V,..l,lu. Ml.,,:
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Eddie l.e"se. Charle Hoffner, 'e'en
Mcl.ean, Tom Kerrigan and W
While nil th" mei will participate I ot our bottlea phone Ut,
fa the British open toorniunent, roar J pieMe.
liavt- been Mected to make up the 9
lata rtWl "in meet the Britlafa la
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Ths servieei of Rd
raid player ef tin- N":
With $15,000, are not
to the Cincinnati Rwln
Herrmann. The highei
Couub is holding out f
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Today.
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K Paper trimmed and delivered anywhere.
j discount on this yeai s sample books.
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I Get the other fellows
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
CARD PARTY and DANCE
at Schaefer's Hall
Wednesday Evening, April 20, 1921.
Went.' Orchestra
CrA S 10. Dancing, 10 12
of
Admission 35c.
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Bulk Peanut Butter, lb
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f Fancy native veal breast, lb Sc j
Fancy native veal chops, lb 14c
Fancy native veai roast, lb He
Fresh pork Boston butts, lb 18c
Sweet pickled side pork, lb. . . . . '. ... . 12-c
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WEDNESDAY
steak, per lb. 121c f
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GIRLS of OTTAWA
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Clifton Hotel
SPEAKERS: i
Chamber of Commerce, j
ly the Kotary Clufak, f
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