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5-A't .'RDAY, 'J2T0.1LR 1, 1051.
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FOOTBALL IS KING TODAY; MOST OF BIG TEN IN ACTION
OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PHEASANT miiStandings. LARGE' THRONGS '
OPENS TODAY FOR
FIVE DAY PERI00
FINE SPORT IS PREDICTED FOR
NEXT FIVE DAYS MANY LOCAL
HUNTSMEN MAKE WAY TO
WOODS ON OPENING DAY.
Wim. Lot t. Hi t
Now York M 58 .MS
Clevoliind -l 58 ,111
St. Louis 7!I 7.1 .:":!.
Washington "7 hi .118
Boston 78 75 ,411
Detroit 71 10 7 I
Ohkatgo 80 81 .Iff
PhUadelpala 68 It .8M
GATHER TO WITNESS
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OTTAWA- ALL AM
With the fall lumtinK season umost
In full uwIiik. today marks the Qpen-
iriK of tho pssasasl season, according:
to tli( Illinois laws. The Pish and
Oaino Coda of tin- st aft provides thai
a huntsmun run kill cock pheasants
only from Oct. i to Oct. laelHsive
The limit Is two birds a day, and
not more thun six can 'bo in vout
possi'Hsloii at any one tima during
tbo season.
Many local hunters have been scout
tnfc the surrounding woods and brusl
to locate 'bunches of these handsome
birds, and some very tine ipoti is
looked forward to us Ions; as the Ma
son lusts, aa the birds are repotted
comparatively numerous around the
snmmndini localities this sea
I'lieasunt shooting v; I ornlnt; a
more popular sport each year and tin
wuy these Ibirds are reported to !
Increasing Is mighty cheering l. i
tawa huntsmen. It would be a hard
matter to find a more beautiful game
bird than the pheasant. The male
bird in an especially pretty one, Its
feathers are of various bright colors.
Including 'beautitVl bin's of blue,
green, red, thrown, yellow and seTer
al other bright colors. The female
bird In most cases Is of a brown tinge
unit In sonio ease speckled. Then,
too, It Is a good flyer and delicious
eating, which is em ugh to make such
n bird B decided favorite among oth
ers. Already great numbers of game
wardens employed by the state game
department at Springfield, have been
stationed at various posts through
out northern Illinois in an effi rt to
arrest gunners who violate the law
regarding the hunting of the birds,
but it is Ittppoaed thai it Will be very
difficult for them to find I single vio
lator of the law around this locality.
BIG TEN ELEVENS
OPEN SEASON TODAY:
ILLINI TEAM IDLE
yesterday's Results,
Cleveland. Chicago. 2.
Washington. '; Boston, I.
other- not scheduled.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New fork.
St. Louts at Detroit
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ROOTERS PARADE THRU LOOP
DISTRICT BEFORE GAME HEAD
ED BY HIGH SCHOOL BAND1
SMITH CONFIDENT ' HIS TEAM
WILL WIN.
Won. Lost. P t 1
New York w 57 .618
Pittsburgh 88 88 J8
St. Louis W "'72
Host on TS 7i .497;
Brooklyn 7.r. 7: .880
Cincinnati 88 81 ,488
Chicago fl'l 8J ."7:
Philadelphia ."'! 12 3J'J
De J it"
best star
and white
loss of three or thell
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Shooting Is a Knack.
flood shooting eyes never go
hack much.
K. r. Balkea, winner of the
tirst Grand Ataerlcan Handicap
trOMshofli In 1900 is still a con
tender III Mg shoots.
lli'livcs won the Uraud Atner
icon with u score oi 01 at
J a ids.
Wool foil; of Dayton, 0., was
the only other man to u in the
big KfcftOt at this distance. He
broke D8 targets for high score
in 1914,
Shooting Isn knack, especially
with a shotgun at the traps,
"nee you get il you keep It.
lint the handicap in distances
baa so fur kept any champion
i t "in repeating'.
FIRS
ROUNDS
T
PLAYED IN MIXED
E
were all EUad to tight out m ili hc
It is cxpcrlod, lllltM'U'l', that the ellll
Until will he n ached and completed
in time for the finals' to he thr- died
out within iii" next week or ten days
I Insects as Human Food.
Se,iai kinds of inseeta Were eaten
b the incteul Helwewa, Qreeta tod
Itomans, Pahre, the Preach entotnoj.
Ogiat, uiice tried a dish of cooked
Cicadas hut found them tiniuilittiihle.
FOURS!
TOURNEY
CONTEST GOTTEN UNDER WAY
YESTERDAY WITH THREL:
COUPLES BEING ELIMINATED
MAKE PAIRINGS FOR BANQUET
MATCH.
Yesterday's Results.
St. Louis, 12; I'ltt.-mi'gh. I
Others not scheduled.
Games Today.
Pittsburgh at St fieuls.
New York at Philadelphia
Huston at Brooklyn.
Oh! CftgO at Cincinnati.
Sttehrn an excellent oportunity to de
cide upon the final makeup of bis
team for the eastern encounter.
Howard Jones, who has been ex
periencing hard luck since the open
ing of practice by having men declar
ed ineligible and others injured will
send his Iowa eleven against Knox at
Iowa City. The Hawkeyes will meet
Notre Dame next Saturday, and to
day's game will give tin- men the
much needed workout for such a hard
encounter.
Ohio state, last year's coafertsnce
champion, will open with Ohio Wo
tsysn at Columbus. The Buckeyes
will lie stronger than most fans be
lieve and Coach Wild" will have one
of tho best Hues in the Uig Ten, from
tackle to tackle.
Illinois is the only conference
eleven which will not go Into action.
Norte Dame which is going to be an
other of Coach Rockne'S character
istic smashing elevens, will meet DO
Pauw at South Bend.
up thts afternoon at o clock at
King lield. ready to engage in their I
second game of the lesson when they
clash witli (he Spring V'a'.ley siu;id.'
Indications point to one of th hard
est fought and DtOft interesting,
games it the season's schedule, when
the two teams meet (;i he local grid
iron. Spring Vallev's team arrived in this
citv early this moraine, and alter a
short sightseeing tour about the city,
settled their th. nights to the nig bat
tle this afternoon Member!; of their
team were exceptionally heavy and
big and together with their experi
ence of past years at the game, they
will no doubt make things Interest
ing f r the locals.
Long before the game stalled vast
throngs of enthused football Gang
gathered ,al King tield to witness th"
game, it is expected that a record
breaking crowd will attend the af
fair. At 1:80 high school students
ami alumni members of the school,
a.-sombled at the local institution to j
ft tan a monster parade to mark the
Hrst real opening of the local grid
iron season. Hundreds comprised
the line of march which headed by
the high school hand, paraded thru
the loop district of the city and then
to the football Held.
Among the early arrivals at the
tield. and those win- promised to be
the most Interesting spectators, were
.Coach Hrynstad and his football men
i from P. V. L 0. college. Hrynstad's
'. men received a 37 to 0 defeat at the
hands of the locals last week and to
day's game will no doubt be of great
value to them. C. C. M.Kvoy start id
j the game as umpire while Alien l-'tve-I
bury, former St. Viator star, was on
! hand to referee the game.
PETER DAW
FEATURE
WINS
TURF
EVENT
First rounds In the mixed foursome
tournament at the Ottawa QoU club
were disposed of yesterday by six
couples, with prospects that another
Pl( I Of eliminations will he dispose..
of today and still others tomorrow.
Rules of the contest provide that tho
Initial matches be completed before
ColtltfrhUa O. Ot t. -1 - (irand (Mr-1 next Tuesday,
cuit racing can " to a close here to-1 In yesterdays games Mrs. Frank
dav v ith Peter Daw. by wlnnig the Graham and .loe Meauffln eliminated
'-'!" tret gaining the distinction of' Oscar Johnson and Mrs. A
having captured three races during 2 up. Miss Wilson and
the present meet something never were defeated by
done before by any trotter In tho his
tory of the local trass.
Chicago, IH, Oct. l With nine
western conference elevens going Into
action today, and every big team n
the east scheduled to meet aggrega
tions which are expected to give the n
the necessary early testa, champion
ship contenders will begin to assert
themselves. At this stage ol the year
the team which has mastered the fun
damentals of the game must be given
u chance to win from a recognised
superior eleven not well versed i i
basic principales. Fumbling is hound
to feature a number of the, games and
the eleven which follows the ha'l BlttV
be returned a victor over a Rttottg
favorite. Tackling, interferon! and
generalship will be important factors
Jo the middle west interest will be
centered around the struggle between
Chicago and Northwest a. Tips Will
be the first meeting of Dig Tan
elevens, and the loser will be elinii
tinted from championship considera
tion.
Michigan, which gives every Indira
tlon of developing into a povrerfil
eleven, will open with Mount Union
at Ann Arbor. Wisconsin's shewing
against Lawrence will attract a lot, of
attention because of the known abili
ty of a number of Coach Richard's
men. If the Badger menn.r is suc
cessful in nilinsr one blank position,
two line berths, and in making 9
quarter hack out of his sterling backs,
Wisconsin will he a contender lor the
championship honors.
Minnesota will open its season by
giving battle to North Dakota on
Northrop Held. Indications are that
Coach Williams will have an eleven
worthy of any opponent In the con
ference this year.
Wabash, known as the Little Diantsl
in football circles, will be Purdues
opponent at Lafayette. Just how much
success Coach William Diet, has had
In changing Purdue's system will he
known after this game
Indiana will receive its last test be
fore meeting Harvard at Cambridge
one week from today. The Hoo.iers
will take on Kalamazoo at Blooming
ton, and the game should give ( oath
OLD TIMERS DEFEAT
PRESENT GIANT TEAM
New York, Oct. 1. Old time mem
bers of the New York Giants defeated
the National League leaders j ester
day, 2 to 0, In a five inning game, the
proceeds of which will go to Christy
Mathewson. former Giant pitcher.
who is recovering from tuberculosis,
Jeff Tesreau did the bulk of the twirl
ing for the old timers and Warner
caught. The Giants' battery was
Ryan and Gaston.
Old Jupiter PlttVlUS put the skids
under the Giants Braves game, which
was scheduled to follow the benefit
performance. The contest was in
sured by the Giant management
against rain, therefore when the d,
luge came It rained money into the
coffers of the Matly fund.
Rogi r Brest! shaft, who caught Ma.h
ewson In the famous world series oi
1965, started the game as catch r .,'
"Hooks" Wiltse, and occupied ilrst
place in the batting order.
Fred Tenney. red faced and fat, was
on first base, while the remainder si
the Inlleld was made up of the three
player who Melded faultlessly behind
Matty in the big series of sixteen
years ago. Hilly Gilbert was on sec
ond. "Dad Dili" Dahlen at short, and
Arthur Devlin on third. Larry Doyh!
was in left field, "Moose" McCorniii.ii
in center, and .lad; .Marry ol the owl
rifle arm fame In right.
Mathewson souvenir books were
sold, and it is estimated the Matty
fund will go woll over $:tf.()u0. The
premium lor the Giants' sljare of the
rain insurance amounted to $1,575,
leaving 130,925 clear to he devoted to
the fund.
Detween Innings autographed base
balls were auctioned. One bearl:.;.'
the signatures of President Harding,
Vice President COoildge, Mathewson.
Babe Ruth and George Kelly was sold
for T60. The sale cf the baseballs
added 1,600 to the fund.
HAGEN WINS MATCH
FROM CYRIL WALKER
n ! II
New York. Sept. ;10. Walter Hag
of Detroit defeated Cyril Walker.
Knglewood, N. .1., 5 and 4, In the semi
final round of the professional golfers'
championship tournament at the in-
wood Country club today. He will i
play the winner of the match between
Jim Barnes, national open champion,
and Emmet French of Youngstown,
()., tomorrow.
In the 2:18 pate Wanda May also
turned in her second victory of the
v,e. after a hard battle with Direct
Light and DHlie J. K.. fhi former win
ning the first heat of the event.
Main Direct Was a big favorite In
tho 2:06 pace, hut Minor Hal took
the Ilrst heat.
The 8:lS trot was a split heat race.
Little Dick won it after losing the
lirst heat on a break.
Summaries:
2:13 Pace. $1,000.
Wanda May ll'alinl 2 1 1
Direct Light I fJttgg) 1 :t i
Millie J. K. (Jump! 4 2 9
Hal Dee (fluids) 7 10 2
Queen Abbe, Dick. Volo. Dahy C,in
ter. D. M. P.. LOUil Witt. Rocket
Patch, and LolSta also fturted.
Time 2:u.D,. fc0&4, 8:0614
2:13 Trot. $1,000.
Little Dick i Tall man I
Kll Ding (McMahon)
George Walts (Horry (
Oscar Watts (Hyde)
Whipcord (Sebree)
nine 2:0914, 2:0!" .. 2:10.
2:10 Trot, $1,000.
Peter Daw iMurpluJ
Kscotillo
Rilston -
David C
Time i:06, 2:0614. 2:0714
2:06 Pace, $1,000.
Main Direct IMeGuire) 2
Minor Hal (Hyde) 1
Hooaier Lady 4
al W.. b. g. i Jump) 2
Time 2:0414', 2:014. 2:06Vi
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4
I 1 1
o J
6 5 2
S 2 5
I O'Conor.
lfred Taylor
I. Duncan and
Mrs. Guy ( arr. :t and 2. Mrs. II. H
Bayse and C. P. intoa defeated Mrs.!
Vera Woolbart ami l. i Hangs,, ;i
and 2.
Pair for Banquet Match.
This afternoon pairings will be
made b) Generals I.. M. Harvey and
Joe Megallin for the h.muuet match
to precede the annual business meet
ing set for Thursday night at the Bt)
glenoid cafeteria The pairings will'
he made according t i the response:
received to an invitation sent out hi
the committee on sports with the
dcrstandiug that matches can h,
played Sundas or any day next week
previous to the banquet.
Th annual meeting, promising to
lie one of the most important In the
history of the Clttb. should be attend
CC" by a large majority of the mem
berahtp. Among the things to he di;-j
CUSSed will be the addition of needed
Improvements, included in which I."
tin erection of a building to store
machinery, and the erection of a new
shelter for autOS, and Lbs proposed In
crease In dues
Championship Match Drags.
Play in the chili championship has
not moved up as rapidly as in Ihe
past, due to the inubility of players
to be on hand when their opponents i
"New York Luck"
A Five-Reel Comedy-Drama, Featuring
WILLIAM RUSSEL
And a Two-Reel Comedy
at
Schaefer's Hall
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Sunday Night at Eight O'Clock
Benefit of
ST. FRANCIS' CHURCH
YouSavelOPerd:.
ON YOUR INVESTMENT
When you have your carpenter and mill-work
done by us.
NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
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FUNK & HARTY
TAXI
Located at Interurban Station.
'PHONES 518 and 126
We Do Carpenter, Mason and Stucco Work
GUST E. SCHMIDT CO.
General Contractors
Office and Mill Telephones
608 Columbus 463K-5 1 2W
Perl
tlon f'
Utile I
gotten
before,
could
forget
tec II
A Sure Reminder.
tps the must original SUggeS
t a "reminder" was that of the
y w hose grandmother had for-
Ids birthday present the year
She wished to know what she
do in order that he should not
It again. "You might put your
in Upside tlowh," said the hoy.
BOYS AND GIRLS!
We have arranged to take the en
tire output of a manufacturer of a
high grade line of Sporting goods
our prices are rock bottom, no middle
men or retail profit.
Foot Balls Rugby
with guaranteed
der, $2.
regulation
hand made
size,
blad-
Soccer Balls and Punching Bags with1
guaranteed hand made bladder, ,2
each.
H. NICHOLSON CO.
RUBBER SUNDRIES
224 Akron Savings & Loan Bldg.
AKRON. OHIO
AGENTS WANTI-jn -These balls will!
retail for $lu each, sell your friends, i
SUNDAY, OCT. 2nd
Mat. 3:00 Nite 7:30 and 9:00
T. DWIGHT PEPPLE
Bobby Presents Maude
ROBERTS & CLARK
"A COURTSHIP IN SONG"
with
Harry Signan at the Piano
WILLIE HALE & BROTHERS
Nick
Constance
CRAVEN
HUFFORD &
"KIDDING THE ACTORS"
John Geiger and his Talking Violin
VANHORN &1NEZ
Bring the Kiddies to the Matinee
Matinee Prices
Children, 25c, Adults, 44c
4 Per cent
Interest Paid on Saving Deposits
All deposits are protected by safe investments.
We ask for you banking business on our record
for service and safety.
Capital Stock $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits. ., 30,000.00
The People's Trust
& Savings Bank
W. D. Duncan, Vice
John
Pres.
Garland,
President.
T. B.
Kendrlck,
Cashier.
EAT
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c new
Capital Lunch
Kenny & Duval
Rear of 21 Main St.
Husinrss Xoon Lunch, 11 a. m. to .? p. M
Supper, 5 p. in. to 7 p. m.
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Phone Ottawa 9000
Fried Spring Chicken Dinners, $2.00
INCLUDING i
DANCING
SUNDAY EVENING
ON BEAUTIFUL NEW LOBBY MARBLE FLOOR
SULPHUR LICK SPRINGS HOTEL
On Starved Rock Trail.
We cater to special
dinner and stag parties
on short notice.
Wedron, 111.
Phone Ottawa
Nine Thousand
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Stop, Look and Listen
American Maid Pure Aluminum
DISH PAN
14 Qt.
$1.79
Last
Extra Thick
$1.79
each
Regular
Price
$4.00
Special Notice This is an unusual bargain, selling regular No. 1814
dish pans the wholesale cost being more than double what our selling
price is. Get yours before they are all gone.
REFIOR
I HARDWARE CO.
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