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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, IMfJ
mam m
"PARTNER" ASKS THAT
RECEIVER SEIZE
RICKARD'S CLAIMS
'woodward mm
FEATURES OF M
NOTRE DAMF. ARMY,
NEBRASKA AND
LAND ARGUMENTS
PITTSBURG.
YALE-MARV
ARE ALSO
BIG FEATURE CONTESTS IN
EAST TODAY ZURPKE'S ILLINI!
BADLY CRIPPLED TOR GAME
WITH DE PAUW.
New York. WW. I Frank 0, Arm
Strong, v. !m I I Mii.ii: I'l ( l;i ' ;inl t)
tahli Ii a partnei alp In tlx- Nfadl-
in sqnarn garni :i nntorpri ie, lonaj
Mr. I an nppKnatlon foi the appoint
ment of n receiver of tim garden, to
run it for lb benefll ol the alleged
Armstrong also Moki an Injunction
restraining Fllckard and alp corpor
atfons, thr Madtson Square garden,
corporation nnd this Madison Square
Sporting ehit, from having any tiling
to do with the operation ol the i u t v i
tut.
WITHHELD FROM BIG
mm o i
i
SAVT (5TTAWA L
CHICAGO MAROO
".TATE.
BRITTON WANTS A
FIGHT WITH BENNY
Now York Nov I Wllllo BresUa
Is becoming mi "old man," and hp
Ime.s It The SO yr old veteran
who h;is bean making ,ili,,s iw
tank towns from coosi to coast fot
seventeen yean ns Ja k Hrltton see
till n( Ml
"it's naming,
) gel my props
one nood fight
it n ir'
Kolomh
it 1 1
iml
Following Hi" applieal li n, Supn roe
Court Justice Fffltrhklsd ilgnotl in or
rt r requiring fib kard i i hi w cause
Mon'iiv why a renetvod hould nof be
I appointed.
Th Big Trn championship race bo- Cii . Richard's Testimony,
tween the University of Chicago and Armstrong, whoso allegations of
nhtn s.ito lTnivfTMiiv will be definite, partnership have I lenled b)
ly settled today, wheg the two teams
meet on Btagg Held ;it S o'clock. Chi-
i
loll llv
III vl
ieh
ihli
Ivnl her1
Bob Bupp
appll
cclitlc
' capo. The Maroons and the Buckeyes
"are prepared to show every particle
of their wares in what is expected to
be one o the greatest of grldlorn nm
tests ever staged in north central llli
nols. Bvefy Indication point to a
very tnriilliig naiwo aim nt-ieai iu
"either of the two teams mentis
elimination from championship con
! , sideration in the race, which also iu
, eludes Wisconsin and Iowa.
Coach WHce and his Ohio ?quad
arrived in Chicago yestn-dav morning
for the battle and were in anion on
Stagg Held yesterday op several oc
casion! putting on the final touchei
for the big affair,
In the East there will be four btfi
battles that will hold ohlef attention
"in fiKithaii circles this afternoon. First
on the curd and probably the most in
teresting of the tilts will be the Harvard-Princeton
clash. Princeton with
a record of two tie games in the tail
two years, are expected to furnish I
much of the gridiron fire works. Hot h ,
universities will he represened by
the strongest combinations, something
that lias been missing in the
games of the two Institutions,
rnnlorceil ny tneir
Rlckard, has.'-: hi- receiver hip
; rath ) o i testlmo u irTven n
j by Rlckard when he was examined
n the suit.
Armstrong submitted an affidavit
reciting alleged dealings with Rlcft
iard since they tirst met in Ely, Wv,
where Armftrcng Was engaged i"
Construction work and mtnlng devel
opment and says it was his Introdufr
Ition if Rlckard Iiy W, w. Armstrei
a P'lit Lake, btty hauler, that enabled
Rlckard to get the funds to Finance
toe I hns in leffiiei flghl In 1910.
He says Rlckard was 'roke" In
L'lii. and was saved only by his win
nings as an ele lion betting commis
sioner, and that he was bard up again
in VJio, after the WIUard-Dempse)
fight.
Claims Garden Bouts His Idea.
Armstrong insist; that renting the
garden for hexing matches "as his
owa idea, and that through hts ef-
torts t lie lease was eiiecten, nut mat
l.'ickard got it away from blffl
through a subterfuge and then financ
ed it with the aid of John Itingling.
Armstrong alleges that the testi
mony of Rlckard shows thai two cor
porations he formed to run the gar-
recent I ilea have nn assets, and that Ril ik-
The aril contradicted bimselt so many
b'lCktiehl times in tesiiiyiii:; as !o his dealings
' lllini
io n! WMli gfll
w
, I " II, ., u . uell'llt . .
j 1 have no pla
, Vi ur shrine I
I l"PI HI nil r, - door
. 1111 And en thfl windiiw .,
the case. I lrie heell ... . , .'
i ue o.iniiiuo'.s gainers and
climrs.
. And
made
Fifteen
The Outcast.
to iei p yon any
broken ; on the h
more;
igxiut
the
hat
-
n ithi
in tin
can and WOO
the lllini can
. ill as-o he
tractions. Th
d forward to
football
Zuppke
tack-. .
tion is n
fact tha
r Cranglo nor
big battla. as
g iu ia off tor tbe
hi i IgO Maroon I
e, Woodward, who las'
the eyes of all football
dashing style of hitting
ic game against Michi
hinis if -i repu'atlon on
ipus, in ail probability'
LVOd f( :' th ' two liig at-
ise two games ire look
liig i Vi Qt Oil til'' i
of the lllini and
ready for the at
's phy ! ll is mii.
st, and due to the
possibly have to I
of Di big games.
ng very much on I
it
iftor him."
Match About Made.
"1 ho match I . just
now for late iii Novembei
ro inds to a decision sure "
Tin- curly haired Irishman, who,
with Johnny Kilhane, Is upholding
the prestige and dignity of ace In
l,n .. MHft t. . , I hIm in kla nhllU
m i, i.. mupi n-.-i r.,ii. iii in.-.
to heat the lightweight champion, be-
can e be is risking a "title thai is
bringing htm about 100, I i yearj
Without much worry and with little
that
tnerc the
ami lttgS,
sings of hi i rest, not you.
Tim iiiuii that was yours
a ay.
i, one w it ti tne mcenat
ping light
That stained your forehead whei
stood all white.
I cannot put j ou In the noisy
had Mailed
the drip
beverages is designed, perhaps, tfl
lforguard against the electrical "kick''
, that drinking futurlstt threaten to im
pait. The idea of this kick is to have
the positive in the drink and the nega
tive in the foot rail. The consumer
closes the circut by putting his foul
icn the rail and drinking at the same
time.
o i
11 the Hapaburgs will kindly wail
until Austria or (furgary sends for
them tbe will contribute souewhit
la a limn, much needed peace,
o
This is "perfect package month" for
expressmen,. But the packages are
far liom perfect after they get smash
ed around enroute.
The life of a burglar hi ems q be all
n o .tint no thorns hereabouts.
-o
And while the conference on the lint
itatioii nl armaments is on. will tin
critics kindly limit their Briticism t
ulial calls for criticism?
If II
in tiie
strike
nry Ford
market
might he
's synthetli
the New
robbed of
o
cow wera
York milk
Its terrors
W
it
nilii you
ic string..
day;
inak of all Its jane
iii no- cherished and
Chicago this afternoon Is gathered
under dtMuulties, wo lnurn. Th pig
skin routers are making vorlak coin-
munlcatlon difficult, us their cherlug
liOVi ns out other sounds.
o !
How are the bets laylnfl? i
Swoep out the empty wards ip ths
hoi pltalH Company coming. 9
IS i
Soy B tha Kansas .City Star:
"Another brother columnist klc '
. ml III OB
Moms toilh in tne tniawa, uui tit,
Trader-Journal m li"' uertuWitB
a VV. 'W.: who ilully grinds ills r
iii his Knick Knacks Koliimn VI
come, brother."
.lust wake up? This thing's
gt lug since January.
i u-
Again the trusty pen has sc
plished its full week's duty. Shall?
now lay is aside reverently and
forth from here to bask in the Novtj
ber sun.
My 0V( I'COat, James
-a. w. w.
tin
ichodule
tl !
i Cranalt
I started boxing professionally wnen
he was I!i years of age. and be can't
tell exactly how many battles he lias
I engaged in. during seventeen years of
rni- glove swinging. He's on the
books for L'.lu bouts, but he Is sure
thai he has had at least a hundred
more.
Last Clash Three Years Ago.
Kritton has meet Leonard twice In
no decision bouts, and v as able to
hold his own. Their last meeting
"I guess Leonard is better now
than then, but I doiit feel anv worse,
ami maybe I'm some better," Britton
The
ore
bf
a -moving wines.
build an. w
n beaut where you dwelt
ire
moonlight
And watch tl
to pray.
Just as it used to
I know my dream
and say
The orisons they knew
But life that gives
scarce restore
At all or gather back
flings,
Or make no homes again
bss things;
i have no place to keep you
tcallng in
would come again
much will
the dust si
for horn
any
Remember, Away
Back, When-
The Rock Island sold round trip I
tickets to Chicago for 11, good for a
two-day stop-over?
o
STRINGING THE BEANS.
"Scraps" just knows everything'
Here it says that beans mature twice
as fast under electric light as under
ordinary daylight. Yet we kiioS men
who have had electric lights beating
cn their beans for forty years and said
beans are not mature yet!
0
Your deposit in the savings bans
is an Object of interest.
o
All news coming over the wire from
Yah
feattu
fields
came;
Notre
Pitts
Mar
today
havi
Dai n
the
stars. lion H. l.ourie of Peru, in..; with the corporation that tnare is
and Hank (larrity, expect to present I danger that the property wRl be
the sturdiest lineup of the year; with lost.
second string line and backfleld sub-
stltutes of sea rely lesser caliber avail-
iible to rush In ut any time.
The Notre llnme Army gann
burgh Nebraska and thl
land Hits, are also
tractions in the eastern
fijvery nw of the named
attracted wide attention.
and the Annv eleven will asO pop
off considerable of the fireworks is
the Indians forward passes BTB looked
forward to the means of Winning the
game for the Indian school.
Cp at Minneapolis, Minn., coach
Jones' llawkeyes of Iowa city will
dash with the Gophers, A Is t
rainutp's change in the Minnesota lie
up may be made tor tin; homecomii :
football game against Iowa. Ilr Will
iams indicated a Shift In the sign I
drill yesterday when he used ueo6e garden, n wi
parkin, who had been pla.vinc. end, at . I wjtn ,)
full bark. Ueonanl. Jtu 1
Layfayette and Purdue unlversll y j , !h lt lvl(, s,
were aglow with tings yesterday fi big armor
the homecomjng of Purdue alumni to-1 , y .
day when Purdue ana Nonnwi
olevon huttlfl on Stuarl field,
boilnnikers completed tbeir prepara
tions for tlm tilt yesterday, by Indul
ing in a lilit workout
Down at TJrbana Coach Hob Zupp
ke's lllini ideven will battle with the
much talked or De Pauw squad With
(.'apt. Walqulst, crangle, Carney,
l'eden and Olamler. regulars on the
hospital list, Swppke must phty a teai
largely made up of reserves. The
lllini backfleld will bo h patched up
affair, w ith Btemaman at quarter and
Tabor and Ekwlinger ns two 01 the
.bucks, Durnnt being the only regular
back. Coach Fred Walker's beefy
eleven limbered up 0D Illinois neld
last night and impressed those Who
saw it. The lllini will be mighty
tickled to w'in by any kind of a score,
considering the circumstances.
N. Y. ARMORIES NOT TO
BE USED FOR BOXING
New York. Nov. 1. State armories
will not be turned ver to profession
al boxing. Official denial was made
here to the report thai b Byndic
of wealthy promoters will soon obtain
I lease on the ESighth Oosud BrtMer)
armory Incited at Jerome avenue and
Kinits Bridge road. According to th"
story, this group had about completed
all the necessary details and Were to
sign a leas-' for one year or more.
Titular Douts Planned.
Furthermore it was the purpose of
syndicate to stage titular bouts
eompotii'T in Madison BtRtare
planned to have box
regulation of Benny
Denrpsey and others
tie t heir differences in
Many football devotees cf this city
and Illinois alumni who reside nere
plan to maki the trip to si 8 the gam- .
but vill probably not BO Wecilvvard
In action. Depauw has M heavy eleven
and is likely to give the lllini more
trouble than expected. The Hoosler
defeated st. Louis university last
wi,ak by a ! i score, and Fred VYalkei
is said to have V'l.i i oj catching the
lllini a -lei ;i tomorrow.
SENATE VOTES DOWN
PROPOSED SALES TAX
youngster is
sudden, and
going ti
i n be th
M'MILUN'S FIANCEE
ARRIVES TO SEE TILTS
New Albany, Ind.. Nov. 4. Miss
Marie Miers arrived here today from
Ft Wortli. Tex., and. after meeting
"Bo" McMlllin, famous footuall play
er of Danville, Ky.. hoarded another
train with him for that place. Miss
Miers frankly said she was engaged
to be married to McMillln next Janu-
A Melloncholy Outlook.
Secretary Mellon may tea that thfl
countrj has reached normalcy when
all the bad puns that may he made
on Ids name have been listed and
published,
o
SHOCKING!
Wisconsin's law prohibiting a citi
zen from placing a foot on a brass
rail while drinking nonintoxicatinc,
Clark's 18th Cruise, Feb. 11th, from
New York. MEDITERRANEAN.
EGYPT AND EUROPE, by specially
chartered Canadian Pacific superb
steamer, empress ok France..
1S.4SI gross tons.
74 Days, First Class, $600 and ujf.
1K days in Kgypt and Palestine
Hotels, drives. lepM. guides included.
Slop-overs In Kurope.
12 davs in Paris and London, $!)0.
FRANK C. CLARK,
Times liiiilding. New Y'ork.
having voted down last rJlgnt, t" to
the Smool manufacturers' sales
tax of one per cent was expected by
leaders on both sides to ri led today
by an even more decisive majority the
alternate Sm.mt proposal Of a bUSl-J
nesa sale - of one half of one per cent
a gross sales iu excess of $t;.l)oo a!
year.
The second sab s t.i vote today was!
expected to end the per cent drive for
this form of taxation but in the debate
last night some speamera On the re
publican side, particularly Senators
McCumber of North Dakota and Mc-j
Cormick of Illinois, predicted that I
such a tax mlghi be ne. essary in eOD-l
nection with the soldiers' bonus bill.
a
.dial. 'b
to seo
lianvill
maiuing games
is his last.
sports from
Mllltn would
, saving she
MoMlllin in
Texas
be mar
cam. lo
the ro
of the season. whiC
BL00MIN6T0N 3 EYES
CLEAN UP $3000
Bloom ihgton, 111., Nov. 4.
annual meeting '"'r'' of the
Ingti li Fans' association
At the
Bloom-reports
(apce of (6,000 for the
le season despite the
POBpMon in the race.
The
ar
in
my
ore
. slate soperinti
speaking for tin
I'liimiii
wasn't
ndent
statej
loners, made;
anv possible
obtaining
ii boutt
an
in
it
chance of anv syndicate
nrmi ry for profession
New York.
Law Prevents Armory Boxinrj.
'The law prohibits the use of ar
mories for hexin:.' purposes," Meehan
said, "excepting in cases where the
principals are members of the stat"
guard, and the bonis themselves ar"
under the control of guard officers."
SHANER HEAD OF U. S.
TRAP SHOOT BODY
BRITISH FENCERS IN
LAST TRIAL MATCH
London, Nov. 4. The British fen
cing team, which leaves for America j
Saturday to meet th" team of the
Amateur Fencing League of America,
was given a farewell dinner by th"
London Sports club tonight. Moj. I
Huntington, the present British "ep
ee" champion, was not able to make
the trip, as lie has boon ordered to
reji in his regiment in Ireland. The
team had a satisfactory last trial
match tonight with foil, epee and sa
ber. WELLESLEY SENIORS
WIN IN CREW TESTS
Wellesley. Mass. Nov. I VTelles-
ley college seniors triumphed bver
the other classes in the annual crew
competitions on Lake Waban Thurs
day. Their score was S,v The soph
omores were second with 86, juniors
third, the first freshman boat fourth
and the second freshman boat fifth.
Points were allotted on basis ef
J't per cent for form and skill and
2a for speed.
New York. Nov. 4. The board of
directors of the American Trap Shoot
ing association today elected the fol
lowing officials:
President. Elmer V. Shatter, Slip
pery Rock, Pa.; vice president. Thus
A. .Marshall. Chicago, 111.; treasurer,
T. A. Davis. New York; secretary'
manager. 8. Mel, inn, the last tor
period of three years.
The executive committee, consist
Ug i f V. (i. Drew. New
Haven ;
New Y(
k
SUNDAY, NOV. 6th
Mat. 3.00 Nite 7 & g fi
THE MAXWELL QUINTETTE
Presenting
"A Night at the Club"
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WILLS GILBERT & CO.
"The Masked Frolic"
JACK LEE
One Act. to Fill
lactation and appointing
of live to represent the
meet with the executive
prepare regulations for
Folly Comedy and Selznick News
Coming Next Sunday, Nov. 13th
Steed's Syncopated Sextette
You can't tell
What That Cold Will Develop Into
BE SAFE, TAKE
. iMCdn.
CALiBERS
F3R C0L0S, HUMCHC, NIUMLSU,
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Yours arc not Krypiojas
the surf tur isn't smooth
Take any bifocal lens (except
the Kryptokj and you will find
across its surfaec a conspicuous
line, seam or hump which you
can see or feel.
Then take a Kryptok lens, look
at it carefully. Rub your finger
over the place where the nsar
vision and the far vision seg
ments are fused together. You
can neither see nor feel soy
line, seam or hump. The Krjjp
tok lens is absolutely clear,
smooth and even. It is the 'only
invisible bifocal.
Kryptok Glasses are for men
and women who need glasses
for both near and far vision.
They end the Inconvenience
and awkwardness of continually
removing or peering over reed
ing glasses or of changing from
reading to distance glasses.
We are prepared to serve you
with Kryptoks, or With any
other glasses which an examin
ation shows that your eyes
need.
We Grind Our
Own Lenses.
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Optometrist and Optician
824 La Salle Street I
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We cater to special
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Wedron, 111.
Phone Ottawa
Nine Thousand
I
PILES:
ARE YOU A SUFFERER?
My Best rteferenoe
I Have Visited Your Town and Adja
cent Towns for Twenty Years.
OH, d. N. SHALLENBERGER
Will be at Ottawa, III., at Hotel Otta
wa Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1921.
One day only ana returu every 18
days. Office Hours: 8 a. in. to 6:00
p. n .
Treat the Following Conditions
Chronic Diseases of the Nose, and
Throat, Bronchial Tubes and Lungs,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Liver Diseases and Stomach
and Bowels, Bladder and TJrlnal
Troubles, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Skin Disorders, Headache, Dropsy.
Old Sores, Ulcers, Nervous Diseases,
Blood Poison, Female Diseases.
Fistula, Fissure and Rectal diseases treated without cutting or
pain. Without surgical operation or detention from business.
If you have some trouble which is due to excesses, dissipation,
bad habits, etc , etc., you should in justice to yourself, your family and
your future children, take the proper steps to place yourself In the best
possible physical condition. No man should be too modest, nor should
he be ashamed to seek medical advice on these private ailments. The
duty of the physician Is to relieve suffering humanity and the treatment
of these troubles Is Juat as legitimate as the treatment of diseases of
the stomach, kidney, etc.
Seek proper medical advice at once: for neglect may be fatal to roar
whole future happiness.
Are you in need of treatment for any of those special diseases
and weaknesses that rob men of the pleasure and, happiness
of life? Ara you weak, nervous, despondent? Do you feel
yourself slipping, not hick but slowly going back? Do you lack the vim
and vigor of former days? Do you have headaches and dizziness? Have
you some private disease or weakness, some urinary trouble with burn
ing, scalding frequent urination, discharges? Is your blood diseased?
Have you Blood Foison, syphilis the "Dread of Blood Diseases," skin
eruptions, copper colored spots, falling hair, sores, uclers, pains In the
bone, enlarged glands, prostrate gland, tote mouth, sore throat?
MANY SPECIAL AND NERVOU8 DISEASE8.
Of both men and women which are not named here are treated with
success, and health, hope and happiness restored. I do not treat acute
diseases, chronic cases being my specialty. Remarkable results perfect
ed tn skin and heart diseases. Appendictis, dropsy, enlarged veins and
glands and rupture often cured without the knife. ,
Special Attention Given to Surgical Cases.
Examination, Consultation and Advice Free. Refernce, South Side
State Bank, Chicago, III.
HOME ADDRESS: DR. J. N. SHALLENBERGER.
4133 MICHIGAN AVE., CHICAGO, ILL- Telephone Boulevard 429.
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with the
American
-
Legion
Friday
Even 'g
Nov. II
Exhibition drill anb
concert, 8:30 p. m, to
9:30 p. m.
Dancing 9:30 to 1
Music by Hentricha
Augmented
Orchestra
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