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OTTAWA FREE TRADER -.! l ll'AL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8,
1921.
OTTAWA HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN AT MOLINE TODAY
1 0. H. S. WARRIORS abscess maykeep ruth outofseries
GO 10 MOLINE FOR;
AFTERNOON BATTLE
AVERAGES
P. V. L. C.-DWIGHT GAME GETS
UNDER WAY THIS AFTERNOON
AT 2 O'CLOCK AT SOUTH OT
TAWA GRIDIRON FIVE HUN
DRED ROOTERS ASSEMBLE ON
FIELD.
Sevpnti'on f). H s. grldiroB war
rlors, under tlio l adorshlp nl Coach
Smltli. boarded iln- n io Rock Islana
train tliltt morning, bound lot Mollne,
when tlii'y will pluy the Mollne UiU
school this afternoon. As fur u can
be learned the game Is scheduled to
start ut 3:18 o'clock, due to the facl
that the local player.; will not arrive
in Mollne until utter o'clock, and
also that they win bteve to h ive time
to cat. and don thoir tuottiall togl be
fore the panie.
In statements 'Ma morning Smitii
was COSndinl that his team would
ksou up their winning link Bad
trounce the Mollne squad this after
noon. Captain Carey. Smith's seni
tlonal left half hack, who early In the
week again injured his knee, will not
start In the game, although he was a
member of the squad which left thin
IllurttillK. BchOCn will take liis place
and If h" plays the way he did againsl
Spring Valley lust Saturday he Will
make thr Molina stars hwinp to iteet
up with him.
Antram. star linoman. will play nil
first game today against Mollne,
Since the season opened he has DMO
a victim of a seven ly injured knee,
which kept him out. Those who mad'
the trip were: Moss, Calkins, heland.
Burns, Vonckx, Antram. West. Dough
erty, Farrell, Meckenstock. BchOCh
Carey, Lawler. .lobst, Frazter. Good
man, Carr and Johnson, besides the
coach.
The Dwight High school eleven ar
rived In town this morning about
o'clock, ready for their buttle with
the P. V. L. C, squad at the Oollagl
gridiron. Sixteen men composed the
band which invaded the city this
morning, and their physical appear
ance assured the fact that the local
players will bo given a tough battle
The game started ut 2 o'clock this
afternoon, an hour earlier than pre
viously planned, due to the fact that
the Dwight players want to return to
their home town as soon as possible
A large number of rooters from
Dwight accompanied the team and
swarmed onto the field at the opening
of the contest. It was estimated that
more than 600 people gathered at the
Held when IV V. L. C. kicked off to
Dwight, and indications pointed to the
fact that many more would attend
Up to presn time neither team had
made a score.
Following is the way Brynstad
started his men in action:
G. Varland, le. O. Nelson, re.
F. Ledrich, It. Heme, qb.
Harris vllle, Ig. Btugktfar, rhh.
Johnson, c. Mclntvrc. fb.
Nelson, rg. t. Varland. Ihb.
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Nfw York Giants.
Batting -Fielding
ah r h Avg po a e Avg
Miller, Of, 14 .106 3 0 el
Peck, be; . i' - i .in x II 0 i 000
Kuth. If.. 7 l f t ' 1 000
I- owstor. If o l ii .one 0 o ii eon
R, M sl. ssll i :i .271! :t 0 o 1 000
t'kpp lb. . s o o ono 4:1 o o 1 oon
Ward, L'li , II 1 I .:it4 S 17 0 1.000
M. N'ly, IM9 1 I .190 0 r. 0 1.009
Bohang, c. c 1 1 ,1M 7 " 1 000
hov'r. C. 1 0 1) ,0M 1 0 n 1 000
Maya, p . . :'. 0 1 0 0 1 000
Hoyt, p .. I l .iM I 0 1 000
Skew p.. 1 11 mm n O o .000
Qutnn, p. I 0 8 ,909 " l 01 ,""
Collins, p o o o .KM) ii ii ii on11
Rogers, p. n 'i o ,000 8 1 0 1.000
Baker . . . J o o .omi o 0 0 ,009
New York Yankees.
Matting Fielding
al r h Avg po a e Avg
Hums, ct.ll 1 4 .881 I 0 o l.WM)
Han't. BS..ta 1 1 .077 7 7 o 1 000
friach, ::110 :i 7 ,7oo t; 7 l .028
Y( ung. rf s 2 2 ,2,'.0 2 1 1 ooti
Kelly, Hi ii 1 0 .'" 83 4 n 1.000
B. Msol. Il l" 2 :t .:'"" 2 1 o 1 000
Rilngs. '."iii o ,4mi s i:: o ).""
Snyder, c. s l 4 MO 18 :i 0 1.099
Smith, c. .4 o o .oo 1 1 1 .rifiC
Douglas, p 2 li O (KHI 0 I! 0 1.000
Harnes. p. H 2 2 Mi 1 1 0 1.000
Nehf. p . . 2 " O .000 0 2 1 .750
Toney. p. . o o o .ono o 1 0 LOW
An Exception.
According to n BeWN Hem, n woman
was recently marrted while In a
trance, it is usually the bridejjroora.
London Passing Show.
SOX-CUBS ENJOY DAY
LAYOFF AS IT RAINS
Chicago, 111., Oct. . Rain worked
In favi r of tbe Wlilte Sox In the city
aeries by postponing the third game
of the controversy, themliy gUiug
lted Fatoor an extra day t. recover
from hia injury of Thursday, and port
efjbly get back Into another gtUtttJ next
week.
The declalon to call ofl the battle
was lii t in ld until after noun, when
throe of the four official umpire in
spected the north side lot and de
clared it unlit for an important game.
This disarranges tho schedule con
slderably, but win not interfere with
tho playing of an equal number of
,...u in , , i nark if the series re
quires an even number.
Today and tomorrow, weather per i
Hi,. Cubs and Sox will play
ut Coatokey park, then revert to the
north side for two games on Monday
and Tuesday. Hut the tickets for
yesterday s game will not be good
until It Is played oft, although they
may be exchanged.
The verdict regarding the reserv
ed seats was reached at a conference
iu President MIX army neauquai
ters yesterdayy. and it was decided
that folks who had purchased icscr
rgtias tor Monday and Tuesday on
tbe north side should not he com
pelled t" change them In favor of the;
folks who were disappointed by tho
weather man yesterday.
Consequently seat holders for the
third game can exchange them for:
M-ats tot either Monday or Tuesday
at the north side The exchange can ,
he made at the Cub park or at Waboti
& Co.
HAHLB0HM LEADS IN
CHESS T0URNAMNET
Cleveland, lOtR. 8- ll Hahlbohra
Of I hlcagO retained the lead in the
wi tern chess tournament todaj by
defeating B, II. Shapiro of Cleve
land, but his ga-nio with . T Whit
nkar i ! Washington will be replayed.
WSiltaker won from W l. Moor
nun of Lynchburg; .1. T. Beckner of
Wln.iie.-.ter. Ky., defeated II A. Cinl
kowakl, Chicago, and Samuel Factor.
Chicago, dWW with b tftol.enberg,
Detroit. Factor also won uu adjourn
od game with Heekner.
Leading tcorei were: Hahlbohm,
3 ii. Stolzenherg, 2' l1.; lJisker.
and Whitaker. each 2 1; Factor, IVj
- 1,
Celta Neinuirk. a 7 year old girl of
West AaetlntOWU, t), gave a simul
taneous exhibition On six boards. Her
icpre oeniprlaed thgeg wins, two
draw I and one loss.
Holland Furnaces MakeWarmFriend
C.
Mathre, rt.
Strained Music.
The organist at Gloucester cathedral
declares thai tbe present vogue of
wearing hair over the ears Is responsi
ble for a lot of poor singing. His
opinion Is open to erlt' ' n, but It Is
generally admitted thai would be
better if some singers " the hair
over their mouths In uad. Eve
(London).
SWAT KING
ALEXA AND MARION
H0LLINS TO PLAY FOR
GOLF TITLE TODAY
Deal. N. J , Oct. S Wss Alexa Stic
ling of Atlanta and Miss Marion Hol
lins of New York will play tomorrow
for the women's national golf cham
pionship, which Miss Stirling already
has won three times.
In the semi-finals today Miss Stir
ling defeated Mrs. G. H. Vanderbeck
of Philadelphia, 1 up, at the home
green. Miss Hclims cteieaieo .his
Blaine Rosenthal of Chicago, 1 up,
on the nineteenth hole.
Miss Stirling's victory over Mrs
Vanderbeck was tho third time thai
she put out the Philadelphia woman
in the semi-finals of a national tour-,
nament. The Georgia girl won be
cause her occasional brilliance off
set otherwise erratic golf. Never was
there more than a difference of one
hole, between them.
Miss Stirling In addition had most
of the luck, her approach at the home
green just skipping a trap and stop
ping at tho edge of the green. Mrs
Vanderbeck dubbed her second she
In playing this critical hole, but was
on tbe creen in After Mrs. Vander
beck missed a twenty foot putt that
might have squared the match, MlsS
Stirling conceded her a 8 and pro
ceeded to play the hole for a Bale
5 herself, giving her the match and
the right to defend her title in tho
final tomorrow.
Miss Stirling was one up at the
turn, partly because of a twenty-five
foot putt tiiat. she holed on the short
third for a par .1.
The match was squared at the tenth
when she drove out of bounds. They
were square again in the fourteenth
when she won this hole beca.uso -Mis.
Vanderbeck got into a ditch. The
champion then lost the fifteenth by
driving out Of bounds. lhey went
to the sixteenth all square, and Miss
Sliding won it by being on the green
with her third shot while .Mrs Van
derbeck was short.
At tho seventeenth Miss Stirling
had all the luck for a half, her ball
kicking onto the green from a bunk
er, while her opponents did Just the
opposite thing, rolling off into a bad
lie.
FOOTBALL
Games Today
r
Ulkiirtvfo FjiiSCH '
West.
Northwestern at Minnesota.
Notre Dame at Iowa.
South Dakota at Wisconsin.
South Dakota at Illinois.
Case at Michigan.
Oberlln ut Ohio.
Grinnell at Ames.
Kdmond Normal at Okalahoma.
Washington at Kansas Agges.
Hi-ake at iPenn College.
Hose Poly ut Hutler.
Valparaiso at Creighton.
Transylvania at Del'auw.
Knox at Illinois Wesleyan.
V M C. A. at Lake Forest .
Monmouth at Lombard.
Ripoti at Marquette.
Albion at Michigan Agges.
Missouri at St. Louis.
Georgetown at Wabash.
Ohio Northern at Detroit.
Purdue at Chicago.
East.
Indiana at Harvard.
North Carolina at Yale.
Colgate at Princeton.
Gettysburg at Pennsylvania.
West Virginia at Pittsburgh.
North Carolina State at Penn State.
New Hampshire at Dartmouth.
Maryland at Syracuse.
Middlebury and Lebanon Valley at
West Point (2 games).
Western Reserve at Annapolis.
Tul is at Amherst.-
York University at Brown.
sleyah at Columbia.
it. cheater at Cornell.
Davidson at Georgia Tech.
Dickinson at Lafayette.
Lehigh at Rtitgers.
Albright at Swarthmore.
Bowdotn at Williams.
New
Hogarth's "Marnage a la Mode."
"Marriage a la Mode." n series of
six pnlntlngs by William Hogarth
(1897'1784$, were ncquired In 1824 by
the National Gallery In London. Tho
paintings depict, with rare satire. I
variety of occurrences in the high life
ft the lime. They are generally con
sidered io be tbe artist's masterpiece;
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OTTAWA, ILL.
Branch office, 911 La Salle St.
Phone 667-K
Saranae Lake. N. Y., Oct. 8. -Chri
ty Mathewson, hero of the 1906 world
series and Idol of New York fans,
who is recovering from tuberculosis
here, today sent the following mes-
sage to Manager John McCraw and j
the Giants through the United Press:
"Remembering what yon did
against Pittsburgh this year, after a
l&ta ulii.l vnnr friends are all sure
you will start a winning offensive to-j d
..... ...ii . B
uav, uei your eves no uu- ono iuiu
some footprints on tho home plate.
But. win or lose, we are with you."
Will have one car No. I ripe Red River Ohio
potatoes, at Serena, and will be for $1 .45 per
bu. Leave your orders with Glenn Pool, Ser
ena Garage, or Mr. Wright, Baker elevator or
call tel. No. 9042-5.
H. F. Thorsen
3lease give us 'your orders as we are giving
ou most of the profit.
MATTY SENDS HIS
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Phone Ottawa 9000
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You can't tell
What That Cold Will Develop Into
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SUNDAY, OCT. 9th
Mat. 3 oo Nite 7.15 8.45
An All Orpheum Bill Direct From
Orpheum Theatre, Peoria
BILLY DOSS REVUE
with
Dawson, Lanigan, Covert & Dean
RAFFIN'S NOVELTY
LANGTON, SMITH-LANGTON
"Evangelists on a Mission of Joy"
Emma Harold
FRANCIS & KENNEDY
TYLER & ST. CLAIR
Usual Popular Prices
Mat. 25-33-44c Nite 44-55c
PILES
ARE YOU A SUFFERER?
My Best Reference
I Have vltited Your Town and Adja
cent Town for Twenty Yeare.
BR. J, N. SHaILENBERBER
Will be at Ottawa, III., at Hotel Ott.
wa, Wednesday, October 12, 1921.
One day only ana return every it
ituvi. Office Hours: 8 a. m to I'M
p. tr.
I re the Following Conditions
Chronic Dlseaaea of the Nose, and
Throat, Bronchial Tubea and Lunge,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Liver Diseases and Btomac
and Bowels, Bladder and Urinal
Troubles, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Skin Disorders, Headache, Dropay,
Old Sores, Ulcers, Narrow Disease,
Riood Poison. Female Dlseaaea.
. . . . ..J 1,1 AV
'Fistula Fissure and Rectal diseases ireaieu wnui
Inaln Without surgical operation or ueieuuuu inm uu.u".
If you have some trouble which is due to exceasei.
bad habits, etc., etc.. you should in justice yuuru, ,u
rour future children, take the proper siepa io ym ----
possible physical condition. No man should be too moaes . nor
Se be ashamed to seek medical advice on these prirat. tllttWW. r
duty of the physician is to relieve sunermg uiuu, . Z
of Uiese trouble, la iuat a. legitimate as the treatment of dlaeeeee ol
the stomach, kidney, etc. w . - wmi
Seek proper medical advice at once; tor nogie my
whole future happiness. -taM-
Are you In need of treatment mr u? u. ...
R... i weaknesses that rofc men of the pleasure and PPfc"
f ifT Ara vou weak, nervoua, despondent? Do you feel
Kf oinwlv eolnit back? Do too lack the Tba
and vigor of former daysT Do you have headaches and diaatneaaT Bare
you some private disease or weakness, some urinary trouble with burn,
ing. scalding frequent urination, discharges? Is your blood !
Have you Blood Poison, syphiUa-the "Dread of Blood Disease, akin
eruptions, copper colored spots, falling bair, sores, uclera. pains In tn
bone, enlarged glands, prostrate gland, soro mouth, acre throat?
MANY SPECIAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES.
Of both men and women which are not named here ara treated wit
a i ut. nr,a hanntnan matored. I do not treat acuta
diseases, chronie cases being my specialty. Remarkable resulU perfeeb- ;1
Ait in nn n,i huftrt dlseaaea. Aopendictis. dropsy, enlarged veins ana
glands and rupture often cured without the knife,
carta! AMntion Given to Suroical Cases.
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Exsmlnatlon, Consultation and Advice rrss. nvrvrnvw, wwwm
.. Dnlr rhlA.ru, III. i 1
HOME ADDRESS: DR. J. N. 8HALLENBERGER,
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