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HOME RUN KING NOT
WflRRIFfl RY IIHIRF
LANDS' SENTENCE
SUSPENDED PLAYERS WILL BL
ABLE TO EXERCISE DRAWING
POWERS AT GATE DURINC
8PRING TRAINING -EXHIBITION
GAMES CLUB OWNERS RE
FUSE TO TALK ON MATTER.
CliiraRO, III . Drr. ;. -Althonpli Bkbi
JUith. thfl colossus of sv.;it; Bill
l'li'ivy and Hob Mouse! of the New
Vork Yankett, were yesterday Baed
tht ir world Mlies coin, amounting to
$3.?gj eAeti, and Mianended from oly
in the American I-canue until May Ifi
1!22, by JudKf K. M, l,;imlis for vlolat
lug a Iius.'IimII rule by toing on a tarn
Htoriniiij; trip for . i days niter the
eaHf,n IimiI ended, tiu ptejra
will pa able to practice during sus
pention and wtefchie their drawing
powers at the pate during the eprlni
training exhibition games. After h
lug out ills decision against tin thri
stars thr- baseball world was cn
fronted with the question of wfai ther
or not Hie siwpMiaion would t rohlblt
the men from practicing with thi Ir
teammates. The Judge immedlateii
replied that the decision only barred
tin m from championship game up til!
May 20 of next year.
Through .Midges Lamlls' suspensl i
the players will be un:Mi to apply for
reinstatement until the sentence t
pires. and thtre Is also a possibility
of their return to the game being de
layed until after May 2i. When th
players apply for reinstatement the)
will be taken under advlsemi at bj
hand Is.
Itebo Ruth's offeonse, however, had
Its origin long before the series
when he informed Judge Utndis that
he wa.; going to brt ik the role irhioh
prohibited a series play r from par
ticipating in barnstorming trips. In
191 1; Babe and several other members
of the f'.oston Red Sox were fined for
the same violation.
Ruth, however, doesn't seen a 1 -it
worried over Judge l.andis' order. The
home run king Is at the present i:i
Washington, D. I)., on the stage, Tin
not going to say anything about this."
Ruth said. "I don't even know If It's
authentic.
"I may cut loose myself in about a
month, and if I do all the world will
know," Habe further added. "Hut In
the meantime I'm goit:s to wv.i! until
I get formal notice from Judge Lrandis
There's one thing that I will -ay: I'm
not worried, and ft. won't spoil my
vaudeville act."
Colonels Ruppert and Huston, own
ers of the Yankees, were shewn the
Uiiirii. decision in the case of Ruth.
Plercy and Meusel In the l.at'ayi u
hotel at Buffalo, N. Y., yeet rday, "We
ol course, must abide by the do Ision
of Commissioner LamHs," Ruppert
stated "We have no further com
ment to make at this time."
Ran .Johnson, president of the
American League, when Informed es-
terday of the sentence imposed
Landis upon Ruth. Moused and Pier
said he did not care to comment
the decision.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS
ARE SCARCE AT BIG
BALL BOSS MEETING
Hiifl'alo. N. v Dec, I Nothing of a
startling nature developed here ye
tarda while His magnates big and
I little a, re ;: tting read for the an
nual Nations association meetmi
which opened today. The only bual
nnna transacted iiuilnjj the da! wa.
in the association committee, which
handed down decisions In a number oi
cases Involving minor league play i
and cluh.
When the committee was In K!88lon
behind i iosi d doon the major arid
minor tn agnates tallied about tie- hotel
lobby trying to do a little swap) I I
or purchasing of athlet.s, but nothing
was aot kmpllihed,
Krark Navin, president of the De
troit Tigers, was about, canvar-i i'lK
minor league owners for likely Infield
frs. of whom he could use a couple,
end pitchers, the constant need of all
ids league club- Bui Navtn said the
minors all wanted to buy, not II
Rants Rowland, manager of the Co
lumbus American Association dub.
a anted ti) buy. but be also found no
'Ive slock on the market
Garrv lb rmann and l i- burnt
orongi turban were hanging about in
t i v.- or Pat lloran, manager of the
Reds, and thoy had nothing al all to
show f..r a day'.; i-eareli for pluyer".
The International League magnate.!
were surprised by the announcement
that Commander J, K, U Rose,
wealthy turfman and sportsman of
Canada. Is willing to buy the Montreal
franchise. .'( n was reported to he
wining to guarantee the expense at
the club.
Arriving Late In the day, J h i Coo
way To,ie. president of the lnt nnv
ttonal. stall d on behalf of the leagui
that the draft rule i; not desired.
C. H. KIL PATRICK. OLD
SPORT HEAD, DIES
New York. Dec. 6 Charles It. Kll
Patrick, formerly holder of the world's
championship as a half mile runner
end I'nlvesidty rf ViT-:;si!i atht- tie
dlreftor. w.'s Stricken v. 1th heart dis
ease on a train yesterday morning
while ruling to w;:rk from his b-une
in Pordham, He died few ralnntes
after he had been taken to the enter,
gency hospital in (Jn-ml (' utral ter
minal. He was it yeare old.
As a freshman at I'nion college, la
1S91, he won the later collegiate half
mib championship, and as a member
of the New York A. C. he won the
National A. A. 1T. and Canadian titles
In IMS Kilpatrlck won the world's
oham plonship and established a rec
ord. 1 which steed until beaten
by Ted Meredith In 1916.
Subsequently ho became athletic di
rector of th (fafreraity f Wisconsin
until L90S. He was iiHinager ti the
Fifth avenue store of A. O. Spalding
& Brother here. He is survived by
his widow.
MANY TO ATTEND
BUFF-MOORE FIGHT
us the bantam weafhl championship,
and h Will not scale more than ll"i
pounds v hen he steps into thi i lot
steers is slwaya around the lis
pound mark, bill has nmppi d oat a
training grind which may bring Win
down to Buff's weight at lighting time
Pal will do road work through Ulncoln
,, i, in the mornings and a "i bo at
Hi., re.ide ill the afternoon
Aocordlng to Herri Hockstadter,
saanafer ol Moore, the eoampioii will
i,. . in Chicago toe latter pari ol the
w,-,.k He will train at one of the
local gymnasiums for I few daya lie
tore moving on to Ullwauke i.
b
iNOTRE DAME TO PLAY
GEORGIA TECH IN
.('IiieaFo. Dec. .V Pal Moore, local
bantam weignt mat, bed to meet
Johnny Buff, king of the III pounders,
in Milwaukee Dec, 15, will s-ttle down
to active training today at the Ar
cade. Indications are this match will be
one of the most attractive staged tn
the Cream ( it-, this Winter, and listle
fans are- already making preparations
to see the little fellows in action.
Buff hold! the flyweight title as well
'22-3
Atlanta. Ga., Dec. 6. -Signatures by
Georgia Tech and Notre Iianie ath
letic authorities of a contract provid
ing for football game.) between the;
two schools next fall and IW3 were
announced yesterday at Q sorgla Tech.
The name next year will be played
Oct. 8 at Atlanta, and the 1923 game
;it South Bend. lad.
Notice.
On October 12, 1921, the Ottawa
Brewery changed Its name. After
this date It will be known as the
Ottawa Products Co.
Known Reliable
TOM CARR
Taxi
Stand at Clifton Hotel
Phone
34
NOT at Hotel Ottawa
My Nerves Were Completely
ShatteredI Was Weak
Wornout and "Ail In"; My Business Was
Ruined; I Was a Failure in Lite;
How you may quickly help
put new nerve force into
wornout exhausted nerve
cells, and remarkably
increase your
strength, power ...
ana endurance,
often in two
weeks time.
T-
For Pnmetlme I
hud noticed tiiat I was
quite nervoun and
oft. a annoyed very
fiueh by trim Wbea
was m an Irritsbta
mood t home, my wife
would ooco&wmnll.T
hay that Hits wtt.-iii-.b-u
uf ripr-.aud this would
irritate DM ill more.
J klieW I WHS IlIldlT
.6tMlt uurvous
sSmtn, but 1 nevet
thijrht that a,
suotw, vigorous
men like I w;u-..
oulil (o all to
n Xi h y i co 1
R.RS BenSM IIP
wwek. Hi.t one day tl
o ir. and ny sud
)is3 trfven me such earning sytliptui as i
(lull a-'hiittt pa'" in tl Incrr h.r er.rt
my bead, ai,a sometiir.tf, a s'-tiso of fullnis In
the front ol ray lwd. OfUnIr.se mi:
rouM not sleep well st nlgtit, and I n- Uoed
thst I would get tired very quickly, but my
prturlpnl warnlnc svm.e.!!i whs neirous
Irritability and if 1 l,ad given attention to it
St the right time, I might have ;r eel inysstf
untold Inbsiy and thousands of dollarf h
ruuse after my nervoui, breakdown ra'i.o
stsmt, I stlU tried to go on wdli my busini '.i
itnd thereby lost nesrly ereryl lag I law).
X found out tt at tirfesustrd nerve foree n t
nLv ruins a n.aa nhynirally bi.t i: utslly I
well
The above Is a hypothetical rase. wWrh a
physician says ti.ay ill Uss rate tbonsandt
7vldch exist today. Homes are wrecked, chil
Iren ruined: all tl.rourrh eihsnsted nerve (orcc
i,r m-urasthenic conditions
i Very few pent le ruilie the awful siifTi rini;
and terrible pn.vslnil i,d ir-n'sl torture
All as a Result
of Exhausted
Nerve Force
4 imrA
I
i ju-t shat luunieni 1
v at that, r b I
au.-d by a depletlou of the
In such car It t. often yorre than fee Itsh tn
nervo-vltal
fluid
of your life later
on. vr nat you
to put more nerve lotos
Into fOUt nerves anil ttorn
Iron Into your hto t to help mnke net - Seres
fem villi whah to fivd your st.irnng neiv
cells. This is meet effect Ivelj uecvinpllslietl by
tin free use of Nuxswd Iron. Tills talusbi-)
l-.-eduei eeiituh.H lie rtt.clpsl cheinirsl con
stituent of active !r lag ni-ne force In a form
win mt lu-srly rtsemuss that in thenervu
and Drain e. lls of a man.
It al o contains onanlc Iron like the hin tn
your blood and like USB Iron in srlnueh, lentils
aftd S lea. Iris foftn of in-n v. ill nol hlarken
nor Injure tho teeth nor upset the aton-r. h. It
Is an . nttrely different tt.ingfrMn tnetalUctroti
whleh ;..r,j.!.- u v u!. -. !CuxaUd Iron may
therefore be ten;,. 1 both n blood end r a.t
?kI. as It feeds stnsngth-giytcf Iron to your
blessi and tho prlnrlpal chettnlcal ingredient "f
active, ti-, lug uervc fur?-.- to your undi! iml
SStVS O'lls-
freer frnr tnil'Jon people are Ufinj: Nu: i
Iron snsiislly, and from tlw remarkably beno
Hela! recults which It has prsdiKWi, ' he manu
focturers feel so eertr.ln of its e-P.lracy Last they
guaranlec satisfactory results to every puf.
elVfr or they will reflind onr money. He-wan-
of BubHtltutoa. look b.r tl wi r.t N'iv
utej" on evt ry parkat'". Aft. r uglng Mnxste I
Iron wep:-sHne pVawO to .ave you writ,. ;),
JUDGE GUY IGNORES
RiCKARD'S MOTION
, w fork, Dso. i;.--supr nic Court
JttStlM i liarlort L C,y y.'st.-ru ;y do-
sled a motion by Natiia-i Btirksn,
oeaiUMl tor Tex Rtekard. U bew
stricken front the reeere of FrtsxY C,
VrnMtfOni's suit to bt dedered a
partner in luckard's Madison Bqnare
Garden snterprises, certain alndavlts
Ahh-l. rp.lata tn ih.i recent alloKod as
saiill f Blckard upon Armstrong.
Th- affidavit-t in question ar mm
if Ai-nistrnnc. klbertUI A. IfOOTe,
Tliotnas f, 6 Nt ill and Prank risher.
U ni rdim; to Mr, Bark m'a alDutivit,
hich w.is before the court, theso af
Odavits "contain scandalotis, Impertl
ttant and Irreleralrt nuttier."
Attorney ." i 1 1 . iitiswi'iltu; linr-
!an' alb'Kiitltti, - aid : "Th' o nil lu-
vli-i are most relevant and material,!
iroause thi v make it entirely dear
that lb.' dt'totid nt assaulted ami at-
ten pti ! tn kill Lbs plaintiff becaUis
i" liimb- ihii motion for a ro iver.
The a!l! Un its make it plain that
lllrltard. John Uiiigllm.' ami ( liarlcs i
Ititrrliiu. t-hf last two bt ln the well
konw circus ownora, are iu:il own-
i each poseeaJng oaethlrd e.f Lac
u ;k, In the Madison Square enter-1
i.rise;.
LANDIS SUSPENDS RUTH
AND MATES: HOLDS BACK
WORLD'S SERIES MONEY
t'hii Ago, Dt'tt. ;, iiii liitth and
i vn ot bih teanunui 1 ;i ! and Bob
Meusel, will lomi tin Ir uliars of the
l!i;i world' sorlos fund ... IH.Mt, and
stand suspended mi: '! -:' 'Wit,
by ti dot lalon handed iion by Com
mleaionar LAndls toda.i rhe deci
sion kt .jw ih.".n out of nexl year's
Rames audi at leas) a month after the
l ison vipons. Th' i In; 1 1 i were Dned
and suspended because rf participa
tion in :i o.rnatormi n t'l! last (all.
FORMER CHAMPS TO
FIGHT IN N. Y. RINGS
New V.irk, D . g " ll i a tOTtUW
Ting rhampious and :i newl) crowned
tltbdi'.dder will appear In bouts here
this week. Prte Herman and Joe
Lynch, forroer bantam charapiom i
Mike o'liowi, termor middleweight
'(injr, an,! .lobnny Dundee, the junior
i.Kht weight cliampti'ti. will be I :
Kaged.
Herman will resrame his ram pal in
for the title now held I Johnnj Hufi
In .. QCteen round contest Thursday
w Ith Backy I I'c.itts . Lym b sill meet
Max A'tUJuuuon of Philadelphia In ten
teunda l ildi.y. 0Dowd has lou Bo
gu h of Bridgeport, Conn., for an oppo
aent In a bwetve round boul tonight.
Dundee and Sailor Proedman of CM
cago are principals In another twelve
round boot Friday night
Thankful.
When h man has one tool In the
rmva. lie's riktehtv tlmnkfiil thnt lie
! was bom n biped.--Boston Transcript.
Public Sale
THE DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
EASTERN DIVISION
In the Matter of George S. Edgconib.
Bankrupt.
Ptiollc Sale of Personal Property
Take notice that on the 8th day of j
December, A. D. 1921, at the hour of
two o'clock p. m the undersium d
trustee In bankruptcy of the estate
of Gaorge S. Edgcomb, will sell at
public auction at the former resi
dence of George S. Edgcomb, being
five miles north and one mile east
of Utica, III., to the highest and beat
bidder for cash, all of the personal
property in said bankrupt estate now
remaining, consisting of horses, oie
cow, and a complete set of farmintj
implements, also one Ford automo
bile, and other tools and mlscellane
ous articles too numerous to men
tion. GEORGE C. DUNAWAY.
Trustee of George S. Edgcomb,
Bankrupt.
Col. Daniel Fitzgerald,
Auctioneer.
IOWA CHAMPS HOLD
BIG CELEBRATION
Iowa City, fasfti Dee. d b v i Uul
rersity celebrated its big ten cbam
' lotmriip yesterday afternoon. An of
flcfcU half holiday was granted and at
mass meeting more than 8,000 peo
ple packed the armory. "I" blankets
were presented to all football letter
winners. The principal speaker Wgj
Attorney K C Nichols of Muscatine,
Iowa, Iowa's tint captain, thirty-twc
year) ago.
Last night letter "l's" wore awarded
it the football championship dinner at
the home of Dr. Walter A. Jessup.
prealdenl of Iowa University, to the
following Hawkeye gridiron stars:
Aubrey and 0. Devine,
Locke, Mead, Heldt, Minick
son, Kadesky, Shuttlewcrth
and Kriz.
Seeimdnry letters were filven Ander
son, Cottotij Mpldenhauer, Hunter,
Lindsay, rurdlng, Selllns, Boydatott,
White and Macrae.
Slater,
Thomp
Al i Her
Notice.
Free booklets. "How to Serve Sun
shine in Your Home." Demonstration
now on. The "Sunshine Lady" would
like to see you ut T. It. Godfrey's.
You can 't tell
What That Cold Will Develop Into
BE SAFE, TAKE
6L CAUdckS
FOR COLOS. HEAOACHt, KBUMUUl,
u'"E"bii, M MBIPKC, rAINS, ItC.
. M ' i ' Mi't li.:ja, or ,
V . pas ry Lom in i a" iat'
DUNCAN,,
WM. D. DUNCAN
DRUGS
fkc uiero ntUnidsliti incdirlncs or mrrotic ' what it iliirs le.r yon fjr imtiU'.!ii m v..
dr., which only v hip up ynur fstitii viml nsii will be wllliiielu. Nuxat.-d lr.i. tor tde
Reduction in Prices
A substantial rrrluction in the price of
Exide Batteries for automobile starting
and lighting is announced, effective De
ceniber 1st.
In making this announcement, we
w ish to state emphatically that none of
the well-known qualities which have al
ways characterized Exide Batteries will
be sacrificed to make this reduction pos
sible. The same material and the same high
grade workmanship which you have al
ways associated with Exide Batteries
will continue to feature their construc
tion. Let us install in your car the Exide
that is best suited to its requirements.
1 .i t us explain its lasting power and care
free service.
Exide
BATTERIES
CO
MOTOR SUPPLY CO., Inc.
OTTAWA, ILL.
YOU
PRI (FIT
if you buy here
Wednesday
I Thursday
The strike is now on in the Chicago yards!
The Chicago Butchers have plenty of choice
killed meats and this is our challenge sale for
Ottawa and community. No advance in
prices at the big market.
Our market will be regularly supplied with
fresh killed meats and will receive our regu
lar daily supply in our own special meat car.
. sr
BOULEVARD
COFFEE, 1 ib cans
PINEAPPLE
Large No. 3 Cans . .
CANNED SALMON
Large No. 2 cans . . JL damf
iUH.K I.jkw HVi 9, cans .Jf H
(Pure Evaporated)
Sliced Beef Raw Leaf Lard, QC
Liver, lb. ,......, db. ....... .
Fresh Pork 11 Country Pork Sausage
AAV-;(bulk), 1?r
JL
km
Shoulder, lb.
Choice Beef
Steak, lb. ,., .
Plate Boiling
Beef, lb. .
10c
5c
lb.
(Apricots, No.
3 cans r.,.
Summer Saus
age, lb.
20c
15c
Lamb Shoulder 1 ft!'
Roast, lb. ,, .,, VV Mnk and Bulk 2JC
Sirloin Steak, t J 'Sausage, lb. ...
any cut, lb. . . . Fancy Sweet
Fresh Side meat, 12c f "
lb. , - Early June
Calf Tongue, 1 7r Peas ' ""'
lb. 1Jt) Calf Hearts,
Fancy Pork 7cIb
Roast, lb ,., 'Strawberries,
Spare Ribs,
lb
I m i j large cans
II2C0 c
I Bacon Squares,
8c
It). r
Lamb Chops,
Picnic Hams,
lb. , .,
Hetzel Fancy Bacon, j3, -
( j or whole 1 2 5 C amb tew'
strip), lb , jjb. , 1
Pure Lard, Cut Beets, No.
lb. ,. . . . ..... m 3 cans . .1
Pork chops, 12ic'Brick cheese' 18c
enas, 10.
r.' .. .
I.I;. . J . 1
10c
11c
7c
23 c
8c
9c
5c
14c
1 1 r ' .
Pork Loin
Roast, lb.
16c
ib.
Bliced Boiled
iHam, lb. ,. . .
28c
Butch
ers
MS