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THURSDAY, MAY 12, ion.
ATTEL ARRESTED ON
B. B. FIXING CHARGE
1 1 " QUI! Ill I IS ML THINKS
promoter 1 Jaek hempse. I w ,. Tllr ,-tt-
i-iiunii . i .en- MORE ABOUI 1Mb GAIL
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
ANNOUNCE ENTRIES Endings
FOR VALLEY TRACK
AMI RICAN Lt.ACl.-L
AND ORATORY MEET
0. H. S. FAILS TO SEND REPRI
SENTATIVES TO MOST OF
EVENTS FIVE MEN WILL TAKE
PART IN FIELD MEET.
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Yesterday's Resu ti
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Chart, v Murray In
Ttif Illinois w.i I
Association u ill hol.1 its annual oon ',
tests in oratory, declamation, steno- m,.-i
ITtphy, typewriting and track and Waal
tkvld athletics tomorrow at u. Salle. !
The academic contosts will be held In
the morning starting at In o'clock,
while the track ami field rueel will Pittshu
sLnrt in the Rftcmoon at 1:30 h i lik , Brooklj
Mr. Krederlck Heidbrink, of the de N -
partment o( (Sngtiah of Northwestern Chh i .
rnlversity. has been Becured as Judge Boston
of the contests in orator) and d. Cinelnn
elamation Mrs. Helen Evans, o( the phi wl.
Gregg school of Chicago, will act a g( , ,,,
Jnfl; of the contests in stenography
.-.ml typewriting, while Earl Ciltflllan,
Gamef Tod.ii
NATIONAL LEAGl
-lit. cr is Al
DENY DEMPSEY IS
BEYOND CONDITIONING
noted all nround atlo lete "I Notre
Dame University, who at one time
played center on Jimmy Lynch's
Ottawa Seals basketball team has
Iipimi secured ;ih referee and starter ol
the track and field event
In all eieht schools are represented
at the meet, Bwaney, I pue, Gran
iW, ki Paso, Ottawa, Sprlhg V'alle;
Streator, and li Salle-Peru. Follow
ing are those who entered In the
morning contests:
Stenography.
f Advanced)
Luella Link. De Pue
RomHda Brlda, Qranvllle,
Helen Doraey, El Paso
Mary Zund. Spring Valley.
Anna May Heinz, Streator
Josephine Belcher, La Salle-Peru
(No. 2.)
Eleanor Richardson, De Pue,
Henrietta Chill, Granville.
Ethel Reitchet, El Paso
Edith Vearsley, Spring Valley.
Pern Missel, streator,
Martha GalTney, La Salle-Peru
Typewriting.
. Advanced .
Irene Otto. De Pue
Frieda llnflnimi. Granville.
Helen Doraey, El Paso
Lucille Mahoney, Spring Valley.
Gertrude Greener, Streator
Bather Trattner, La Salle Peru,
(No. 21
Leatha Mallere, De Pue.
Florence Shafer, Granville.
Daniel Flynn, El Paso,
Elizabeth Mazurkiewlc, Spring Val
Icy. Muriel Blpe, Streator,
Anna Pabian, La Salle Peru.
Oratory.
Julius Bass!, Granville
"The Citizens of Tomorrow."
Paul Kll. r. El Paso,
"Beating Our Swords into Plow
shares." Vernon Schaefer, Streator
"Homo Bute for Ireland "
Walter Ewehd, La Salle Peru,
"The Japanese Peril."
Declamation.
Odessa llelmer. He pue
"De One-legged Goose."
Mary Hod. Qranvllle
"The Lamp of Kannah.
Evelyn LllHe, F.I Paso,
"As the Moon Hose"
Francis Better, Spring Valley.
"The Littlest Rebel "
Maxine Leuter, Streator,
"The Courier."
0. H. S. will not be presented In
these contests. Coach Smith will
Rend Wrk Duffy. Merwtn Potter, II
Crowden, c. Ayers Jr., Edward Spill
aim and Thomas Carey, to participate
In the L'l'u and 140 yard dashes, the
hurdles, high jump and sprints'.
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G.ime3 To'iay.
at Philadelphia,
, (New y
iti at Brooklyn.
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that he would -.end detectlvi i to bring '..
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REFUSES TO MATCH
NAGS $50,000 RACE TEX INSURES BOTH
JACK AND GEORGES
hold him lightly in the
may get the shock ol tl
Ti l IaI
isp5 Pairing I
GEORGIAN STANDS WEL
IN BRITISH T0URNE
riniii had I
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111.- hide COSt I.!..
Louisville, Ky., May 12, E R. Brad
I the winning Derby entry, Bohavi
n Trvst
"I haie no direct knowledge." he
lice won I
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ssion "f fisticuffs at his log arena had in mind his general condition
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V HUNT'S Salve -m , in Ih
tilianitf ITCH. BC.7KKI A.
RtNUWORU. TJTTIS
ctkcT I i ilrtn i ... w. Ttf
T can kw m ur Htk.
I Kowe. i want to s.iy. however, that!
both Behave Yourself and Black Ser-
. ii. Kiwns ami a. i.ai.nn!.i. I assur
cither on.- of my i olts in any of tl
Mak races."
Mr. Bradley's statement Is taken
moan that he will not agree to
match race with a $50,000 side bet.
Tomorrow Alright
Night's Tonics
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Llvr nmi Bowrls.
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MUNSiNG
CORBU8' PHARMACY.
atti:tii.. Agent
rder Men You can bu
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NATION PAYS HONORS
TO PIONEER NURSE
Washington, May D' .The birthday
of Florence Nightingale, pioneer In
modern nursing, was celebrated today
for the Brat tfma as a "national hos
pital day" In nearly 8,000 hospital I
throughout the United States
Port
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Our stock of Munsing wear is
now complete with a full line of
.stylos and sizes in flesh or white.
e have them in
Low neck, shell trim, tight knee.
Low nock, tailored top, Unlit knee.
Low neck, sdrll trim, open knee.
Low nock, tailored top, open knee.
Low neck, short sleeve, shell trim,
tight knee.
Low neck, bodice top, loose or tii'ht
knee.
Low nck.sleeveless, closed, short
skirt.
Range in price from $1.25 ti;.
Ladies athletic union suits,
made of Ime quality, checked or
striped dimity or mercerized mull,
excellent workmanship, specially
prii ed $2. 00 and up.
A new shipment of Phoenix
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I he ft 1 .1) nualitN
LetjMunsin g wear' Union iSui I jYou
hose received.
come m black, white, brown, grey
and -and. either in plain or with side clickings. I In
. ei vice and endurance.
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Rg Munsing
SB Wear
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that
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Flour!
About three Weeks ago We advised buving v few
sacks of Hour.
Wheat today is twenty cent-; higher than al that
time and old wheat Hour is always much bettci than
new, so you better get at least a barrel on your next
trip to the elevator.
Now is the time of year to repaint your screens
and put on new wire, we can furnish both the screen
wire and paint.
The man who buys when others don't always gets
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i Bargain ana tnose who DUHd when older-; arc u;ut- i
dig also gets a bargain.
I believe you can build cheaper today than you
will be able to any time in the n-t ten years. This
:ountry needs thousands of buildings and if you wait
:ill the boom is on you will pay boom price-, things are
looking brighter, so get busy and build.
Men's Phoenix silk hose, all wanted eolol at $1.00 per pair.
SPECIAL
Children's Ixl ribbed hose, blac k only, very good quality, all sizes 25c.
Infant's fin- ribbed hose, white and blat k, sizes 4 to 6jj at 1 5c.
WAISTS
Waist-; and blouses, espec ially designed for the tout figure, in cotton or silk
material. I (H ; ' if
Voile waists in several new patterns are $2.50 to $3.50,
French voile waists, Venice lace trimming or dainty drawn work and tucked
styles are $4.50.
Georgette and crepe de chine waists are pure. $7.95 and up. All run
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from 43 to 53 bust measure.
Carter Grain & Lumber Co.
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iport lhat quick ;ns the eye and
steadie i the nerves.
Winchester Gun
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OTTAVA, ILLS.
5 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS
Coming
l Sunday, May 15th
BOB BE & NELSON
Comical Conception With Songs
"HIS GIRL."
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HERMAN & SHIRLEY
'The Mysterious Masqueradcr'
Fred Mary
WALTON & BRANT
Comedy Skit Entitled
"TWO IN ONE."
Also Two Other Good Acts.
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