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PAG POUR.
THE OTTAWA I'itKli TIUUEltJOUitNAL
TRIDAY, JANUARY 2?,
SAM
L
ANGFORD IN
ROLE OF TRAINER;
HELPS SCHAEFFER
DU8KY 8CRAPPER, WHO REIGN
EO THE RING IN OTHER DAYS.
COACHES FRANKIE FOR BUR
MAN BOUT AT KENOSHA.
MOLINE TEAM TO
TRAIN IN SOUTH
Moiinp. bJb, 8T. Molina Thrat i
(abcm biwobfttl dab win train at
IforSftntOWBi N Oh fur month bt
tort' opanioi of the MMon thto
sprllli; BuStBNf DMO of tlw City j
Ikivc subscribed $1Q0 toward ex
pntN f bringing tint ohtb to tu.it
city.
Bxklbltldn fames. iii )! played
with aeraraJ major tlngUMi Intern'
tionni and Piadmonl nagua teama at
Morgan town and also en route to
Molina at the cloea of the training
period
H believed to be tna longest
traioing tni i:i-f arranged
;ts B Club
HOUSE COiilllEF
(I
r
11
TI
I
n
TAKES OP SOLOIER
ONU
S BILL
Ti
ire
ULO
his
sprint;
for a i
TO LAUNCH HEAHINC3 A
Sl-CRETAKY MELLON, C
TO LCGULTlON. AND
" WHICH
PPO8B0
EX SO
not Willed, however, to continue raeti
taxs in egecl anj longei tUan naoat
Mfjr,
"1 differ with Becretar) Mellon On
the U8i vf Mm foreign loans, i Uo
Ilea it win be deelrablo to U a Mb
intereat as cornea In from ni.it aouree,
utenwood,
ion, Ffcrwe
Marj
Thor
iuii i
.'tionii.
Halm
I, I.OtlL
or tO soil tiom
Imposition .
a a mriinn of
dler bonua la
by Been tar Mailt
I itorday at the 1 1
a axpn aaad Hi
taxes on tea, colfei
Impractical.
ot the foreign bonda 1
taxes on necoMttlM
aiaing funda lor a sol
oniidt n d Inadvisable
illon, II was Indicated
t i ury, Tito ballet
an) naamonai
or u:tv wot.'.! u
Chicago, Jan. 27. -When Prankle
Sihaoffer of the south siile trade'
juniehos with Jo.- barman ot the weal
Ma In Kenosha on Fob. 3, Srhaeffet
win iu a more (totalled lighter than
his friends have been accustomed to
seeing.
This was the statement made yea
terday by Sum LanKford. veroiau o:
numy hard rlnj; littles, who wHI
prepare PMtnkla for this contest Ac
cording to bnngford, the acvth aid
battler t an sock with bll riht hand,
but he does not know how to u-.
It for protection. Sam also stated
KYankie does not know much aboui '
loading with his left and working a
Ikon Info poettlon to cross the rlglil
Thf colored lighter ;issi-teil h will
femeiy these weaknesses before the
light
When Rurman learned of Langfard's I
lntontions, he merely Stated Sam had
better teach Schaeffor to protect his'
Jaw because he Intends to start sv
cral blows in that direction, Barman
is satisfied to go along and ling with
spurring partners every day at the
Arcade and believes he will be tht
winner inside of ten rounds
There Is a brisk demand for tickets,
especially around the stockyards
where Schaeffer is a strong favorite
Seats Will be on sal today uf 15:i N
Clark street where Sammy Wolfe ha
the exclusive loop sale.
Local fistic fans Will wend their
way across the Randolph street via
duct tonight to see the ten rtrjnd bout
between Johnny Schauer and Otto
Wallace of Milwaukee, feature of the
M'WHIRTER WINS
NAT'L SKATE HONORS
I'lattsburgh. N. V . Jan !".- R
McWOJrtar of Chicago won tha na
tlonal outdoor skating champlonahip
here today with a total of 110 points
Charles JewtraW of Lake Placid was
i (oiei with M and Richard Donovan
Of St Paul third with 50, The senior;
three-mile ran- was woe today by
Donovan, while McWhirter Rniahod
first in the senior half mile event
The other point winner ware Fred
Buendgen, Chicago; Charles Oorman.j
St John; William Murphy. New York;
Joe Moore. New York; Edward QIoo
ter. Toronto.
v7aah
loldlers
before the
conferenci
motion t
bonus legialutl will start
aadny. rlepublicaB tneuibora
'erk .:-t tha negative
aunt uni e i that Macro-
MEYERS WINS MAT
BOUT FROM KlLONIS
takt i we with
uontenth ;i that
t i;, r principal ot
hou.,. ua made u.-e ol
with the bona...
ride some special
-
In order to begin pfMHettta under at
adjusted eompoaaauon law by July
i. said Senate:- M I umber "1 b) '
finance committee,
Bt ft tary Melioti's
neither the Interei
fort ign loans
in connection
Johnson it Carr and Robert C. Cart.
Solicitors, Ottntv.i. Illinois.
NOTICE.
in too mutter of the Last Will and
Tea torment ol Marie Nilaon, i
ceased, alias M.uii Wli on Stus
land Probate of Will
Notion is hereby given thai u b
Mciiunt purporting to be the lat
will ami taatgmehl ol Marie Nilaon
dsceaaett, alias Maria Nelson Btria
!. ni! lias been tiled In the ofltee Ol
the Clerk of the Probata Court Of '-i
Salle County, In the Stute Of Illinois
i s. A . together with th petition of
Frank F. Pollen, pub;,, admlnlatrat r
ropreeentlag among i ther tmnga tiwt
the namea of Hi! the helm at law, lie
viseee and legato. -, ol said decedent.
and the place of residence of each aol
tar aa Known to said . atmoner, are as
folic ws. t.vwtt Ounhlld Marie Mich I
aeleoo, skauto. Kragere, Norwoy;
Ann:! Hondrichaon, Bkaato, Kragaroti
Norway; Evan (ThorbJOrneen) John
son, 1725 Spring street. Racine, Wi.-j
const h; Tomlnc Baaaroanger Bonnew,
Vefal, P. o. Drangedal, Kragero, Nor
way; Thomas Johns, a, Morland, K-u i
gero, Norway; Route Tbompaen, OlonV
wood, Mtoneaota; Hac Thompaon.
Minnesota ;
, Mlnneaota
son. buffalo, Mlnneaota! Sena
i Mr. t, Minn taota; Ida johnao
Beach, California; rnoooore Thump
son. 01 en wood, Minnesota; Miry Roh
In i in, IMS Btevena avenue, i Wlnneap
oil s, Minnesota; nnie Plunu ter, .'ist i
sixteenth avenfje, Sooth, Mlnnoap
OHa, Mlnneaota; Julia Longnefd, ai
blon, Montana; Clara Rhrtckjen, 1446
Kdmond street st Paul, Mjlnnasota;
lHve Becger KM xandor, io'i i; Olotta
R, Ohrlatenaen, '788 Chathtm street
K o ine. Wiscetisli j lairs ti Kii.n Sori
skag, 'u1 Tangen, Kragoro, Norway
Josephine A Harverson, 18 Tangen,
Kragero, Norway; f'iga M, Hy iooh
rn dale, ntl.iwin t iunt. ev.abama:
v.'.-., r Olson, also known as BUliu
Nbrthwood, Roberta (tale, Baldwin
County, Alabama; Thomas Olson
Nordiskag, II Tangen Kragero, Nor
way; Agnoa Jobanneaaon, oare Poat
I master, Kragero Norway j Paul'tir
Piliston. Ctorkadale, Arltowa ; Reuja
mlu Torgoraon, Lowry, Nttamoaota;
Foreign Mlaaion, Panehoig, Chlri:
Foreign Mission in Africa. Madag ta
MJ fttMr foreign mission;
Th nip no. roaMtntf ...i. .....
chlldrt N oi Qunhlkl
of sail de
car
Pt tel
Hi I ii.aila ; I wit
Ufllrtgson, deceased amfer
.ii" ' lunhtld Tnoi hjorniien,
.1 . . V ....
a o ..,' '.it o.e , i noma.1
eeneni, wmcn cniitirCb muy postfhly
be located b) oommunlcatlns witb
one I'aator o Hilda;, Dratigedal Nor
waj ; Pear t f Pi ter Johrtaon i smbert;
Thorn, w hes,. last name Is uiiku rwo
raid to be residing ai Christiana, Nor
Wgy, a child Of Asherr, .1, hanucssm. .,
det saaed daughter ot one John Thorb
Jornaen, deceased broth ir of aid de
cedent; (lilbert MnJIekt . Tena, whoe
laal name is unknown, rerldlng some
whore in Minnesota, u child of Jullu
TorgeraoQ, deeaosed daughter of one
rhorbjorn ThouiDuan d,, ,..,.,.;
Drotnor or said decadent; all tha ii.
nig chBdroa ol tf rnthtrs uu.i alater
of said fieeedeni given hi ittJU iat
Will ami test unoni ta follows: John
Thortyorneeu ol Bkaato, Norway, Bo
rage; Peter Tin rhjorn ion ol Tordal i
No. way. Europe; John Thortjornaoa
(the younger), there h. In i two broth ;
era with tna same name, of Draoga tnl ,
Norvay, (Europe; Knm Thorbjornsen I
of Btogdalen .xorwai, arurorw tKra 1
1922. j
, Dtango
(Thoib-
join i Thompaou of tlioqwood, Min
ii" ot.i. (leorge Thompson of (Uen-
ivood Vllniieaofa; the eaid children of
th Mid brothers and sister of silld
.Si 'rie.it to claim their share within
voir alter ber death; fotlr chil
dren whoae names are unknown ,of
Anna flogins Daht, deceased dniightor
of John Thorbjornsen, Jr., deoeaajid
brother Of said decedent; and possibly
other In Irs at law, devisees and lego
lneo nanus nnd plae.- of rugl
dotice are nnknowo. and praytng that
I rebate t.t said alleged Will bo
iirarti id and the iaMe order, i for
record and thit letter-; of adiiilhistra
Hi t th the will annexed thereon bo
grunted to htm. arblch sail petltiAl
and the proofl Of said instrument wU
be hoard b;. the tTourl on th 23d day
ol i ebruary, A. D, Vr2, at :W p, ni.
Of sbi, dag. at the Probate Court
Ito1 'a h Ottawa in said county.
Dated
tnnary,
this 24tb day 'Of
.f.ut.- i
Meyers.
TeatUng
Norfolk.
boxing show aboard the D, 8. S. Com
modore. Sailor Froedman and Mlanager Mil
ler leave today for the east where
the sailor will complete training tor
his twelve round bout with Beany
Cohen in Newark Feb. 3. Freedman
will stop off in Philadelphia to close
a pending match vith Bobby Barrett
for Feb. 1".
Jack Duffy, lorn! middleweight who
will meet Goats Dotg of Spring Vat j
ley in the main event of Jimmy Keys'
abow at La Salle Feb j. is training
Chicago. Jan. 17 - Johnny
holder of the middtOwelgbt
title, pinned John Kiionis ol
Vic. in the njaiii event of the ihovi
conducted by the 1 '.1' Infantry in the
Becond regiment armory Wednesday
atght Meyers pinned his opponei I
after !:15 of wrestling la the fourth
round with an armlock and body scis
sors. I.011 Talabar pinned Carl Furness
in the semi-windup and Arnold Mink
ley won over Frank Knitter in the
ipanlnfi bout.
18 HARNESS MEETS ON
MICH. '22 PROGRAM
Mt Clemens. Mich.. Jan. 27 - The
Michigan short ship racing season
will include this year, eighteen har
ness meetings, the first to be held
BOM beginning June 12. and the final
meeting beginning here Oct. ff. l.an
oincr tnniii and Ann Arbor were add-
daily at the Arcade, jack boxed etejjj ,' t,e circnlt and Bay City was
rounds yesterday with two fighters 1 (jr(,I)0(j
and went at a fast clip nil the way '
Frankie Mason. Ft. Wayne. Tnd .
flyweight, has placed himself under 1
the management Of Jim Mullen. !
Frankie may be one of the principal?
jtf the semi-windup to the Bchaoffor
Burman fight at Kenosha.
DEMPSEY BUYS SELF
A HOME: PAYS $42000
Lob Angeles, Jan. 27. Jack Demp
eo.v. heavyweight champion, has pur
chased a house here and announced
he would make it his permanent resi
dence. He was said to have paid $12,
000 for it.
FOR RARE GROCERY
BARGAINS
Turn to page 9
MAXWELL'S
Forced Out of Business
Sale
Five Hundred Dollars!
By econorm and thrift John lJc has accumulated and has
for investment Five Hundred Dollars; what -hall he do with
The first impluse is to put it in the savings bank and uvt
pv ilute security :
unconditionally.
it
three per cent interest per year. A fine idea ; ;
safetv of principal; he can draw it almost
Very good. Bui he is human: like Oliver Tw
more; can he get without sacrificing anything:
he i
erhs
become;
a partner of all share holders in that business.
ir and
have that
sum paid t
Listness ; in -t w
hhn per year
rs are scarce ai
ca
iiiiili
h. 11k
snares
w.riu w ith the
and stack-, f he
amounts of 'htaw
their coin for sirrtt
would not enture.
lew c Tpi Tail
w . maertui
he could hut
read
are
the
are 1
1 ttere
fists
ng
1 in
1 nese
to startle tm
bale, sheafs
names atu
handed ovei
nean mat a
responsible concern ha- made notes or bonds in an exact amount
Saturday at Scannel! Bros.
1 lb. Fancy Japan Tea 39c
4 lbs. Fancy Coffee $1.00
6 lbs. Fresh Oatmeal 25c
5 bars Luna Soap 24c
2 large cans Monarch Milk 24c
4 small cans Monarch Milk 23c
3 cans Peaches, Apricots or Pineapple .... 95c
2 cans Fancy Corp. . . 25c
qa
Celery, spinach, head lettuce, new cabbage. I
shallot, bpanish onions, white turnips, rutabaga
parsnips, carrots, oranges, bananas, apples,
grapefruit, cranberries.
Scannell Bros
act date and n
certain trustee
and m
trtgaged the
trainee that even
promise
tit. the c
roi
wi
b
tv ti 1 the trustee f(
r n
ders
tor the 11
Mr. I).
ie need
ni
lie IX
--ure
himsel
company
the bom
that tin
that
sati-tact'
t'
t 1 buy tirt mortgaj
x notes
DIKls.
( . iiiiianv (
f Ottawa in unit
years with 7 P
. Comoanv. Trui
; or Si OOO.OO,
cent interest
tee. Let me
tever was a I
it the Da
s
&;00.00 and
1 c
100
.hU
lace
tter
t w ice a
any multi
chance to
11c to call.
B. FARRELL
TELEPHONE
n
Call 155
IHI ' v' I HIsHIIIIIIh'
Florida Excursion
FEBRUARY 4th
Excursion to Silver Lakes Estates in Central Florida, the
famous grape fruit and orange stoves section, leaves Chicaso
February 4th. The trip from Chicago and return is $75,
which includes Pullman berth, meals, hotel, auto ride-, for
one week. Ticket provide; for stop over privilege, if desired.
This trip would usually cost $200, iet ready and visit this
beautiful country. Fbf transportation arrangements write
B. T. KEATING & SON
STREATOR, fLUXOiS
APPLES
Fancy Spitzenburg Apples, 5 lbs. for 47c
Crystal White Soap, 5 bars for 24c
Bond Brand Coffee, per lb 29c
No. 2 can Solid Pack Tomatoes, per can ... 11c
Scully Pure Fruit Preserves, 16 oz. jar. . .30c
1 lb. can Del Monte Red Salmon, per can. ,30c
No. I Del Monte Sliced Peaches, per can. .21c
LIPTON'S TEA
pound, 19c; I pound, 37c; I pound 72c
Cracker Jack, per pkg 5c
White Swan Flour, per sack $1.95
Swift's Gem Nut Oleo, per lb. . . 20c
Calumet Baking Powder, per 1 lb. can . . . .28c
Jello, per pkg 10c
n m
.it Ottawa,
A 11 iMl
w u. i.i am C. PUCK, 2
rk nf ti.e I'n.Diue curt.i
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We Deliver
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Seliinn Direct to You
Phone 1130
i i
209 West Main St
Kitchen Klenzer, per can
Kellogg Corn Fl
or Post Toasties
3 pkgs
C andy Kisst .
per lb
Blackene Stovt?
ish, 3
cans
Ottawa, III.
........ 5c
nk s,
25c
10c
Pol-
2.fic
B
1.4,
ULLCI
Finest Creamery
1 pound Prints
Sliced Uawaian
apple, 3 large
cans
C alifornia V
Peaches, 4
large cans . .
w
3
cans
Pine-
85c
e 1 1 o w
$1.00
l s c o n s i n
eas
29c
Olive and Palm Tcilet Soap, 4 bars 25c
Rub-No-More Laun
dry Soap. Ai
10 bars
Finest Talcum Pow
der. 3 large 25c 25 Q
cans for
Aluminum W are
y,our 98c
choice
FLOUR
Washburn Crosby
Mills
1-8 bbl. 24! lb- bag
8c
35c
Pure Apple Butter,
large
jar
Cream of W h
3
pkgs
Fxcello Cake
:gfc
eat.
70c
F lour,
29c
Gold Dust, Large Package
25c
Syrup,
28c
Pure Cane
j gal.
can
Catsup, pure Tomato
45c
r I si fnr a
mm r
bottles . .
Shredded
?
pkgs. . . .
Wh
eat,
25c
Our Own import
resh Roasted Cofi
j pound?
The
As
rrhh
no
i our cnoice
y
cans
Libby's Soups,
3 cans
Campbell's
Soup, I 2
can
Corn,
34c
17c
Tomato
$1.15
Watch Our Wine
r Prices that are Right
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