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OTTAWA FREE TIMDKIt - JOURf AI
SMITH CHANGES
COMBINATION FOR
SATURDAY'S BATTLF
FARRELL INJURES LEG AGAIN
DOUGH ERTY GOES BACK TO
QUARTERBACK AS CARR LOOKS
ON.
r0MMY SHEEHAN, OF
YANKEES. BACK HOME
also wioilit.i
team organic
Mieen n ii
tl
it till
hi n member ni the New York club,
.11
I t
CtM.rMtirs Wai Wrong.
"Ii Volivg joking about the world!
being tlat:" a-k a New Vork corre
tpondent. We think not. Mr Vofiva
is a serious person; a serioui person
ami a good businesi nun who realizes
the value of publicity. We don't be-
that lu' believes that the world is
but we believe that ho believes it
' Fork
i w"( the runners up in the
series championship, arrlv
rlty yesterday, where i e
the inter o rather urn
iu basoball seaaon i
Tommy accompanied
champion home run kini
from New Vork, and -days
with him there.
paring the recent bam
in irhlch Ruth's group i I
several exttlbitfon games
and in which the Babe
in bad with Judge Lam
lievi
Rat,
is
o-
That an oiien citmo will be played
by the Ottawa hlKh school football
team was evidenced last iiiKht when
Coach Smith gave his players live
new open plays. Beery one of thorn
are forward pass plays and if palled
off in the regular style they will prove
very valuable means of ground tar;
Ing for the rod and white warriors
Besides the mentor also gave them
several other new trick plays which
will ho practiced tonipht and tonor
raw night In preparation for the big
argument with iWorris high
In the hack field Smith has nodi r
taken to make several changes
Dougherty for the past two games work, lu
has started at left half back while it.
Bob t.'arr held down the quarterbai k ,
position, but the combination dldn I
seem to work out just riglit 9atur
day Dougherty will be shifted back
to quarterback while i'arr will hare
to remain on the lldellpes. In Dough
erty's place it was planned to start
Karrell.
But last night during practice Bt
that position Farrell again Injured his
leg and mltrht possibly be kept out
of the game against the Wauponsee.
lads. In that event Bchoch will be
sent in at left half back.
On the defense Smith's men show
ed fine form last night, and they ex
pect to be in the best of condition
for Satnrdav All the mn vi-ru ....
hand last night tor the scrimmage .m "m, "r,'ur of C(M,rt h.Vs
Meckenstock and Carey showed well ' '
in the offensive and much will d
hv, tncituly.
Mar-hall Koch will abstain from a!
DOhoile drinks whil( in the Unitei
Stat. -
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Japan says it needs more rooir
Well, the Paciffic is the largest ocian
we h.ive just now.
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NOW Burch is declared to be in
sane All good lawyers try the old
wheeze. Of course it doesn't always!
then it doesn't hurt t i In
Remember, A way
Back', When
The boys down on the
would put on their skat'
steps ni the German Catholic church
on Banger street ,md skate ai roes th
prairie almost to the fair grounds
There were many ponds which (over
arbitrator of
Tommy was
He pitched f
nine, winning
with a team
Pa,, he only
got a Dumbe
.Means. I and
P
repres
a'i
il Hie New
it alT, who
IrtJ world
d in (his
will spend
h follow-
:ed In.
be Rath,
to Chicago
tit several
'Vining tr!;) I
i rs playe i
i the east. I
i hims. If
baaebatl
; baseball,
ilie team,
ir Kuth's
.1 game
Bcranton,
bit! and
was fanned
Minn., whi i
son was o.-r.
ul w
l to St Caul,
until tlii' sc.i-
aeoompanled
Ruth on the x'! iltlon tour.
TITLE THREE CUSHION
TOURNEY UNDER WAY
Clhcago, III . ,Vov .'. The iirst of
th' three itn nn ' ur Nil lard chain
Dftonahtpa held ai nually under the
auapicei ol the I nois Billiard asao
elation is undei
ti urnamou and tl
us
It
dAwnstate te 1 1
their winner-.
Arthur .Mo
the championship
Brovn won in th
vtUe district and
Rockford, Peoria
ed lis till Willi;.
The four winn.
the live Chicago
barnstorming pete In the semi finals at Tom KoIov'h
king i t nw.il. room i,v i i,, js
pre ."it lime The Ihtee hlubesl men In Ibis round
dl go to Rockford Nov. and ;'' to
meet William ii Leu ol Rockford,
(he present title holder, In the final
round
The Chicago districts have drawn
i total of thirty rooms in each of
which the champion has been deter
mined, Play will staii on Monday
night, the north side tournament be
ing ai Behetllng's room, MO Went
worth; the tooth side ai the De Lut,
8140 Cottage Qrova. and lb.' north
I est at J, J. Ryan'a, 1400 Weal PI
I vision street.
PRISONER IN LEAP
FROM SPEEDING TRAIN
Ke wants', in , Nov, l Waiter
VI oo re, being brought from Racine,
Wis, in the custody of Sheriff Hays.
..I Wiirren county, jumped from a
s tl) moving t ruin a mile from
en last night and bus ool yet been
recaptured, lie was charged with
grand larceny nt Monmouth.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, tofct.
- ' U-
NO ACTION BY JURY . I HARDING CELEBRATES
YET ON BIG FIGHT HIS 56TH BIRTHOA
lii th.. pocket
. of the four
ive determined
r Harrlsburg won
. f Egypt, Rolln
lampalgn-Dan
Joseph Diehl mi
has let yet report
rs an l those from
dlstrb is ill com i
Jersey City, . j , ,,v , No com
ment on the Dempee Carpentlee bout
of last July was made In llie Septem
ber grand jury of Hudson oiinM
when it reported for discharge in iu
preme court yesterday
The Jury had heard the testimony
of the International Reform bvrtau.
and bad been Instructed to deter
mine whether tin Dwmpoey Carpen
ner affair was a violation of the stale
law.
The Judge said: ' I am tony yea
did not llnd a it Indictment in the box
ing case, liut I can on deratai id thai
there might he a difference of opin
ion us to the law."
Birds Do Valuable Work.
The total number of Insistent ir g
birds in the Patted stales is ef ti-
gutted ai i v Hun i,fiO(.VOOA)00,
Bach bird may destroy as inunj as
100 insccls a duv.
WtiMhiny.tiin. iNov, , Preside
llitrdltig . lii tied in i iltb,ltTtrtt,
ti l." quietly ai Hie hitti (ioui
N" special program havlup Ihsj1 s
rnngod for the occasion m'niiy wo
unaware of the occasion. Scorra
. ongratulati ry letters and tetegran
wen- received during the day fre
frlenda throughout tbu countiy at
many from abroad.
U? . I
Wine Man Conserves Strength.
T npreheiul u man's life ' It I
necessary lo know not merely will
he iloc, bill also what he purwriM
leaves undone, There is n limit tn th
w oi k i hnf enn he t"i out of n KWBa
body "i b ram niid lie is a wise mil
who wastes no energy mi pursuits jfc
w hich he Is not lit ie, who from anion
the things he chii do well, houses an
resolutely follows the hest.-W. E
Gladstone,
west
s on
sid
the
There's " .it.'
pend ugon their services Mosi
and Dekreon at ends showed exewp
tionally fine ability In receiving for
ward passes -while the guards and
tackles worked tine along tlie block
ing line.
Arrangements and preparations
for the two games Saturday have
practically been completed, according
to announcements by Coach Smith
and a very interesting bill of foo'ball
will be dished out to the fans.
iitort bull
cks away was a
named "The Cits
BOB MEUSEL PAYS
RESPECTS TO LANDIS
Chicago, Nov. 2 -Rob Meusel nf
the Yanks, who did a bad bey act
with Itabe Ruth and Rill Pieny, team
mates, after the world's series, seems
to be In need of a spanking. Rob.
with Rill in tow, rode Into town from
the east .Monday and departed for
Kansas City last night, but while here
Hf-b let it be known that he isn't
bothering his head about what Judge
Iandls, baseball commissioner, may
decide in the case of the players who
took part in the exhibition games af
ter the recent clash of the Giants and
Yankees.
'Meusel will be remembered as a
member of the team Babe Ruth or
ganized after the series and Uk on
a barnstorming jaunt through the
sticks. Piercy, who Is a young hurl
er, also was with the troupe. The
Journey lasted only about a week, af
ter which Bambino began to believe
baseball's rules were bigger I ban any
individual connected with the game,
so ordered the party disbanded.
When Meusel was discovered in the
loop yeaterdayyrfternoon he was ask
ed whether he had come here for the
express purpose of telling Judge 1-un-dls
he (Meusel l was sorry he had vio
lated the rule which prohibited series
contenders from picking up a little
extra change in exhibition games.
It took Bob a few moments to fig
ure out just who Judge Landia might
happen to be. Then when il dawned
on him that he had heard the name
before he said that so far as he was
concerned the judge could take a
jump in the lake. Piercy said noth
ing, evidently salistied he already had
done enough to draw some unsought
attention from the commissioner.
MIKE KISSES FLOOR
BUT WINS MATCH
New Orleans. Nov. 2. Mike (lib
bons of St. Paul was given the decis
ion over Happy Littleton of New Or
leans In a fifteen round boxing bout
here last night Olbbons was held
to have clearly the (better of Hi.' fight
on points, although he was knocked
down twice and toward the end was
booed and hissed by the crowd. C.ih
bons weighed lr.O'i and Littleton Pin
pounds.
In the first round Gibbons was floor
ed and took the count of nim
was knocked down again in
twelfth, but put in a claim Oi
which was disallowed
In the opinion of the local
writer-! Mttloton had the better of
the infighting. The boat was marred
by constant wrangling over technicalities.
photograph gal!cr
Gallery " The morning after Iiall"
Ween the large sign, "The Otj fial
Icrv." was looming up on top ol the I
comfort building. (Contributed, i
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Anyway it can be said of Charles
Hapsburg that he liked h;s job.
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The New Fall Styles.
Checks will be very popular es
pecially on Saturday nights.
Men's coats and vests will button
up the front this year and hip pock
ets will be entirely abolished as use
less waste of material.
Reports from Sing Sing and other
resorts of like nature are to the
effect that stripes will be prevalent
in melt's clothing.
"s will be
round the I
Among the men trou
much worn, especially
bottoms of them. .
Suits will he of about the same
style as last year. This is particular
ly true of divorce suits.
Suspenders this year will cross in
the hack and cowards will wear them.
All brave men will get along with
belts.
Derby hats this season will be
popular with some men who don't
care a snap for comfort These iron
hats are useful around home, as thoy
can be used for kettles on the stove
or as hanging baskets for flowers.
Gowns will be low in the back,
but not. In price Epidermis will be
a popular material
On account of the fact that prohi
bition is beginning to prohibit fewer
tight skirts will be seen in the caba
rets. Wax ladies in store windows will
all dress well, but will look as ane
mic and silly as ever
Some monarchi who have been
forced to leave their throiu seem p.
J imagine that they have return tickets
I in their pockets. They are deplor
lably lacking in a sense of humor.
Another dull day,
w orser.
it s gettins
o. w. w.
Soct on Carpet.
If you drop soot on the carpet rover
it Wjth n coaling of dry salt before
you attempt to sweep it up.
Indoor Baseball.
American (region indoor practice at
armory tonight. 7:i'.(l p. n,
the
foul,
sport
MISS LEITCH TO SEEK
TITLE NEXT YEAR
New York. Nov. 2. Miss LettCB,
Rrltlsh woman golf champion, left to
day for Canada, where she win spend
a few days with friends before re
turning to board a ship for home on
Nov. 15.
Miss Leitoh said she was certain to
make the trip to America again next
summer In quest of the title, which
she failed to gain this year at Holly
wood, N. J.
In addition to playing for (he 1922
title she will defend her Canadian ti
tle and play exhibitions
In a four ball foursome yesterda)
she teamed with Miss Marion ITollins
of AWst Brook, and defeated l. Km
mett, golf architect, and W n Pol
lette, 2 up.
T
S
EACHOUT
5c, 10c, 25c
and
VARIETY STORE
Pinochle and Poker
Playing Cards ... 25c
Two Bladed Pocket
Knives, ea 25c
6-7-8 inch Shears
Nickel Plated, at 25c
Padlock with two
keys, at 25c
Electric Lamp Shades
Asst. Colors, at. . 10c
Felt Weather Strip
15 foot lghte., at 10c
Fresh Lot Cookies,
per pound 20c
ood weight Rope
Mop, for 25c
s i
S. BERRY
A WHALE
OF A SALE
You have heard about my fight against (high prices) How I filled the little red wagon and
that a Tornado struck Ottawa "That's me." I'm going to shake up the whole community
with a philantrophy in savings that will eclipse anything ever heard of.
Sale Starts Friday Morning at 8:30
-5?
T"
7
mm
$1.25
Polly
Prim
Aprons
39c
CHOICE CALICO
All Standard quality and
the patterns are the 1
very best
' , i
Ly " ' 'L"!'
4. 0
$1.23 BOYS' & GIRL'S
UNION SUITS
These are needed now and
:t a wonder saving,
k . i wait
$2.50 MEN'S
SWEATERS
Heavy Rope weave, long
sleeves, button fJCj
front, very choice . .
$3.50 VALUE SAMPLE
GLOVES
Resewed kid, qual- J (J
ity, hurry
' I HII IBIIIHIHimillHL
$2.50 SILK TOP GOWNS
Fine crepe de chine and
satin top night gowns trim
med with lace. 98 C
i nese are exquisette
$2 CHILD'S DRESSES
Snappy colors, 2 to 16 yrs.
plaids and checks, CQn
jj $20 Fine
1 French
Serge
Dresses,
Now
$10
Sample Dresses Embroid
ered, $25 values, all french
styles. Very New
$12.98
now
$2.00 SILK GLOVES
Ma ny colors and the very
latest effects QC
J Ladies hurry
$6 AND $7 STREET
DRESSES
Snappy styles in gingham,
large plaids, the $2 19
better patterns
$25 AND $30 SAMPLE
DRESSES
These are beauties, very
high class and exclusive.
Don't wait, $15.00
get yours
irirmii mm h i'hwhih"iiwhh iabiw i imjMh1""
$1.50 MEN'S CAPS
These are the best styles
and colors, 50 C
now
AT!
A.
$1.00 MEN'S TIES
Wilson Bros, make the fine
quality silk oriental pat
terns, etc. Men 2tQc
hurry
i -ml
Hi
m
MEN'S SOX
Best wool and this quality
is very service
able, extra, pr.
$1.50 FANCY SILKS
Imported styles, exquisette
colors and patterns, 9c
see these
$1.25 OUTING GOWNS
Choice heavy nap and these
will sell in 7C
a jiffy
25c OUTINGS
Choice fancy stripe in all
colors and the
best quality
f n if
$6 and $7
Fine
Silk
Georgette
Waists
$6.50 WOOLNAP
BLANKETS
Large size choice plaids,
heavy, standard jjjj
grade, hurry ....
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Oh! man don't wait
very
choice
$2.19
$1.50 VELVETS
All colors 18 inch, you
know the quality,
guaranteed
$3.50 and $4.00 MEN'S
You Save
Money
on
Sample
Show Room
Dresses
$1.25 Fine
Eiffel
Brand
Silk Hose
For
69c