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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
MAY ARRANGE NEW
WLLS-TATE MATCH

Portland, Ore. Jan. Harry Wills
and Bill Tate, who attempted bout
yesterday to decide the colored heavy.
weight championship In the Milwau-
kee ring, a bout which ended in a
one rouid fiasco. when Wills was
disqualified for fouling will battle
again. They will meet In the same
ring next Friday night, before the
same crowd which watched them yes
tsfday and the fans hope for salts
facticn this time as they will be adj
mitted without charge.
With everybody connected with the
show yesterday and the fans all "het
up" the Milwaukee commission met
In the First National bank building.
with members of the Portland com.
mission, Wills, his manager Paddy
Mullins, Kid Howard, manager OF
Tate, Frank Kendall. the club match
maker. and George Moore, manager
of the arena.
The fighters naturally wanted their
money for appearing yesterday. They
didn't get 1t. but were informed that
the coin would be paid Tate and Wills
only after they finished another ten
round bout or In other words, started
another battle. Their managers
agreed for another clash Friday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04

hrst prize, handsome hand made
cara table cover, Mr., Leech won the
first prize for the men, tic, and |.
/ Edgecomb won the second prize, n
handkerchief
a delicious lunch was served nj
midnight and an assortment of horn .
was passed around among the guests
10 heip welcome in the new year.
After u most enjoyable time the
guests left at an early hour OF the
morning.
MISS Stella Failing Of Ottawa
spent the New Years holiday at Mrs
Robert Freebain's.
Mrs, John Dunlop of Chicago re.
turned home Monday after a visit at
the home OF Mrs, Mary Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs Hand of Deer Park
called at Mary Dunlap's Sunday even
ing
Warner Whipple spoke at the farm
bureau meeting in Troy Grove Friday
night.
The Waltham township farm bu.
feau meeting was held at the Grange
'''''' 't' Hh'p N'tHiubs pdhltg ES-
mond Of Utica township spoke on
What Became of Our Fifteen Dol
lars Assistant Farm Adviser Me.
LauGhIin gave an address on "Poul-
try" The next meeting will be held
some time this month, Elmer Wylie
was elected director for Waltham
township.
The directors of the Waltham, Uti.
Gu and Ophir Mutual Fire Insurance
company held their annual meeting
Mt the home of John F. Wylie In Oph.
ir Saturday. The annual meeting of
policy holders will be held at the Ma.
sonic hall In Waltham Tuesday, Jan.
10, at 10 a m. All members are re.
quested to attend
Mrs. Ernest Johnson gave an oys.
ter supper for the play caste at her
home Thursday evening. The play
VIII be given in Utica Thursday even
ing.
Mr., and Mrs Clayton Chaplin and
son Dene and Mrs Kate Chaplin. aIr.
and Mrs. Henry kreutzer and family
and Mr., and Mrs. Clir Mahcney we're
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
TONGA

Mrs. Harry Smith has moved int
the Cope home on north hill
! Miss Sue Bullock is visiting thu
Newell family in Springfield.
/ Miss Matte Foster is spending hel
| holidays at her home in MaguOn
On Christmas eve. December "a
| Santa brought a girl to Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Voigt
Harry Smith was down from Chica
go to spend the holidays with his fam
| lily.
Miss Hazel Rose Of Monroe. Wis.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
p. Rose, over Christmas.
Nick Miller and wife spent their
Christmas with their son Harry and
wife in La Sale.
Harvey Salisbury ia home from
Wesleyan University at Bloomington
for the holiday vacation
Mrs. DR.. Cleveland came down from
Chicago Thursday to be with her hus
band for a while
Glenn Ahney has moved his family
TO farm near Priceton He will work
for Andrew Newrenther Of Peru.
Gale Radle was guest of Tonica
relatives and friends a part OF this
week. Gale is a student at the Uniyer.
sity of Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs Fitzgerald are spend
ing New Years in the home of Mrs
Fitzgerald's parents.
Arthur Burris, Burdette Phillips
Wray Hiltrabrand and Miss Lucille
Bullock are home from the University
OF Illinois for the holiday vacation.
II. c. Ruckmick came up from LIE
Roy to spend the holidays with his
many Tonca friends. He went to
Chicago Tuesday morning for a day
or two, but returned to Tonica for
New Years.
w, II. Rays received a fruit cake
from the Chicago Office of REQ Motor
O., for a Christmas present, And it
ever there was real fruit cake thdt
vas one for it contained about every
kind of fruit and nuts grown.
On Sunday night the M. +. Sunday
School held very Interesting Christ
mas. program. Speaking by the little
fclRs. excellent singing by the choir
and congregation and a violin solo by
Prof. Ruckmick, made a very accept
able entertainment. Although it was
gotten up in very short time. and a
short program ut that, it was we'll re-
ceiyed by the audience, which COM
Portable filed the room. Three small
decorated trees, one electric lighted
gave very pleasing Christmas eff
feet. No presents we're brought but
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04

1t the Lee Cogdale home In Diniai
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Lyle and far
OF Utica and Mr.. and Mrs. Hami
Aiken were visitors at the Ell
iiangey home Wednesday evening
George Chaplin gave an oyI
super ut the home of George M,
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harm r,
Thursday
A special Masonic meeting
John Dana called the Jones he
held at the hal Sunday afternoon.
Wednesday evening,
Mr., and Mrs, John Small were
ner guests at the s. c. David no
In Ophir Monday
Mrs, Lee Harmon was operated
for appendicitis at 81, Mary's hosp
IN La Sale Sunday.
The following spent Sunday ev
Ing at the home of David Edgeco
Sr.: Margaret and Isabella Benr
and Charlie Ray. Jimmy Ander
and Everett Mitchell Of Ottawa.
Vesta Ball and Babe Edgecomb
tended the New Years eve dance
La Sale.
Everett Mitchell of Ottawa
spending the week end at home
William Anderson Jr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04

a box Of candy WAS presented t
everyone in the audience.
One Of the really kindly acts OF
carol singing TO shut.ins Quite q
number Of our good singers walked
about the village that night. when Il
was much more comfortable to stay
indoors and sang Christmas carols
outside the homes OF tIuee who had
been shut In, either from the prevail
ing epidemic or from other sickness
And the singing was rojoyed ~ the e
people rs well as those living near,
for II did sound beautiful in that crisp
cool air. II added Christmas cheer
to many a home where the Tuletide
was not as pleasantly spent as in
years gone by.
This week the small pox situation
IS frightening up considerably.
Everyone of the eight cases in Tonica
have been released from quarantine,
their homes and contents thoroly
fumigated and the patients them.
selves given clean card by the
doctors. Two new suspected cases
are repo t>i Il week. or else rcnica
would have a clean slate by New
Years. Churches, lodges and other
organizations are resuming their
regular meetings and the majority of
the people are glad that something
IS going or" once more.
Tonica Community High School.
The boys journeyed down to
aIinonk Wednesday night and re,
ceived quite a sound trimming to the
tune of 80 TO Is The Mlnonk team
used a rapid fire shot pass that be-
wildered the local boys. 1t was the
cloarest game that the bows have
McCod Of Bloomington. believes inI
clean ball So the BOYS saw a real
official work and he took as much in
crest and he followed the ball as
.hoLsh he were offciatinG Bie Ten
an c
Ee on the look out for a called
meeting soon for every bog who wants
o form a Pig club here in Tonica. |
Girls are eligible also in this and we
want them in this as well as the
Boys. Anyone is eligible between the
ages of II and 20 years. Dads get
behind this movement in your COM
nunity 40 enrolment will be al,
owed unless the boys father sign
he enrolment also.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
DEMANDS INQUIRY
INTO CHARGES OF.
0LYMP|AD HEADS
PARENT BODY RESENTs ACCUSE.
TONS THAT UNFAIRNESS WAS
SHOWN IN SELECTIONS FOR
tg24fe2a GAMES.

Geneva, Jan. 4.-(By A. P.)--Bar.
on Pierre de Coubertin. president OF
the international Olympic committee,
has requested the appointment OF an
international subcommittee to point
out and rectify alleged errors and
wiiifully misleading insinuations In
the recently published report OF the
American Olympic committee.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
CENTRE HAS NO ALIBl
FOR TEXAS DEFEAT

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE Centre
college football team was on its way
back to Danville, Ky. today after
suffering its first defeat OF the sea.
son Monday. from Texas Agricultural
and Mechinacal college in one of the
big surprises of the season.
The Texans have suffered only one
defeat this season, by Louisiana uni
versity, early in the fall. All the
members of the Aggie team are prod.
ucts Of Texas high schools.
Charlie Moran, coach Of the Centre
team. said: "A. and NJ. played a good
game, They deserved their victory"
He said that his team was not in the
best of condition because OF climatic
changes and long train rides, but
that he was making no excuses for a
team that was outplayed.
30" McMillin, hero of the Har-
ward game, who played his last game
fer Centre yesterday, finished his
career as great a sportsman as ever,
Moran said.
"McMillin came to me after the
game and said: Il have been given
credit for winning many games for
Centre. | want to take credit for los.
ing this one. 1t was all my fault"
McMillin, with his bride of one day.
and Red Roberts left last night for
FIT. Worth, and Promoter Utay said
it was possible thep might take part
in game at San Antonio Saturday
between observation-disclosures and a
team composed chiefly Of former Cen
tire players.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
DEMANDS FRANCE
CLEAN UP ITS DEBT

Washington, Jan. 3.--The admins
tratton would be directed under d
resolution introduced today by repre-.
sentative Reavis, republican of Neb
raska to demand repayment by France
of money loaned to her by the United
States during the war. Mr.. Reavis in
a statement said prompt payment of
the debt should be insisted upon be-
cause she has indicated her intention
OF spending large sums OF money on
increased naval armament
The resolution did not mention
France by name but in his formal
state Mr. Reavis said that it was d.
rected at France because of her stand
at the armament conference on the
submarine question.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04

ter Pearl Were Ottawa callers Fri
day,
Rob Wilson was in Ottawa Thurs
day,
Mrs, Graeme Currie returned home
from Kansas city Friday morning,
Mr., and Mrs, Albert Monolt anC
children of Ottawa spent "Wednesday
at Geo. Monoits.
Mr. ana Mrs. Marshall Hess and
daughter Viola called at the Frank
Pierson home in Utica Thursday az
ternnon,
Mrs, George Monoit visited Mrs,
Nels Nelson Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Whipple and
baby shopped in La Sale Saturday
afternoon
MIR and Mrs, Ed FIanley, Mrs. p.
Hanley and Miss Laura Hanley at.
tended Way Down East" in Ottawa
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George Monoit attended a va
riety shower on Mrs. Bessie Hoff
stadt In Utica Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Whipple. Mr..
Graeme Currie and Mr. David Edge.
comb Jr, were dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs, II, w. Jones Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aubrey and
children sEent "Wednesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs John Hanley.
Mr. and Mrs win Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Hess and daueh.
ter Viola were visitors at the George
Monoit home Tuesday.
Arthur Jones spent the week end
with Dick Dana in Ottawa.
Leslie Scott spent a few DAYS last
week visiting at the d. Bennett home
near Utica
Mr., and Mrs Nels Nelson and chill.
dren spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hess and
daughter were Ottawa callers Sun
day
The annual grange installation
took place Friday evening. There
was a good attendance. After the
installation lunch was served. The
Twin City band furnished music for
dancing.
Mr.. Leslie Scott spent from Friday
until Sunday at the Fred Hepner
home near Marseilles.
The marriage OF Miss Riva Chalus
and Bennie Bauer took place at the
United Evangelical church in Otta.
wa.
The Rev. Maue performed the Ger.
emory, after which the bride and
groom took dinner at Ed Chalus'.
They left in the afternoon on their
honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Jones and baby
and Arthur Jones were La Sale and
Utica shoppers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Klinefelter |
and son and Mrs. Charles Dana we're
dinner guests at the Klinefelter home
near Troy Grove Sunday.
The w. D. club held a New Years |
party at the Frank Mitchell home in |
Dimmick. Nearly all the members
and their families we're present. The
following were guests: Mr.. and Mrs, !
W. Kinder, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
Miss Stella Failing of Ottawa, Mrs |
7. l.. Johnson, Miss Manetta Harris
horn and Walter Hartshorn OF Otta.
wa, Elmer W'ylie and Ralph Hess.
Mrs, Johnson and Miss Wylie tied for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04

Mr. and Mrs. George Simon and
Minnie spent Thursday at Ralph ST.
mons.
Miss May Randiett spent the past
week with Mrs. Leo Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leo Fitzgerald are
the parents of baby girl born Dec.
81
Henry Grant was an Ottawa caller
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Edgecomb
and baby Miss Nora Zorn. Miss May
Branter. Walter EdgecOmb and Miss
Pearl Sion spent Sunday at Ernie
Edgecomb's.
Dave Burke and family took din.
ner at the George Sion home Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sion and daugh-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04

Iguest of her sister, Mrs, j. W. Peck.
Mr. and Mrs, Isaac BurriS OF OF
tawa wore guests Of Mr. and Mrs r.
l.. Adams on Christmas day,
John Evans Of Chicago is spending
the week With Mr. and Mrs Lev
Krieser,
Walter Eisenhauer, who H. attending
high school al Blackburn, is home for
the holidays,
Granam Sillars Of l.awrenceville IL
spending the week with his Parents.
Rev and Mrs. Sll0rs
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Banks Of Rock
FANS spent the week end with the lai.
ters pan nts, Mr. and Mrs. II. L..
AdamD
OTTO SChempp has been confined 10
the house for the past week. having
fallen on the ley walk.
! Mr.. ami Mrs. 4. f. Foster OF Chest
nut were among the relatives who
were entertained at the homo of Mir.
and Mrs, Arthur AItken on Christmas
day
Douglas Evans of Chicago was a
week end guest at the n, J. Miller
! home
Mrs. Harry Belden and baby return
cd 10 their home IN Sheridan after a !
visit at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Levi kieser.
Mr. and Mrs J. T.. WiXom Of Men. !
dota spent Christmas with Mr.. and |
Mrs W F. Whom
Mrs. Charles wilkins and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Otto Zurn and children we're
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w Il, Foster
at Ottawa on Christmas day.
Miss Helen Eisenhauer was home
from Ottawa and Herman was down
from Chicago to spend Christmas
families on Christmas day
Jacob krieser and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Geft, Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Meyer ana children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gett and daughter We're
Christmas dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 4. Krieser at Prairie Center
Miss June Marks of Mendoza il
spending the week with her aunt
Mrs, Peter Book ia
The Home Bureau meeting held {
last Friday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Andrews was both {
profitable and enjoyable. Owing to I
the bad roads the attendance was q
small IS
Mrs. George Beale Is visiting her /
daughter ~ Lee. e
The Christmas exercises at the /
church were well attended and the i
program was fine. The collection TO.
Near East Relief amounted to S2l. II
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fitzgerald are the +
parents Of baby girl born Wednes c
day, Dec 81. Ii
Miss Mora Jean Sillars Is home from v
Monmouth for the holidays. y
o. NJ. Andrews and Ira Geft were
duck hunting at HennepiB on Tuesday /,
Of last week +
The Misses Short are down from h
Aurora spending the holidays with L
their father. II. d, Short +
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ricedort and baby s
of Rock Falls spent the week end with d
Mrs. Ricedorf's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs 4
D. Farmer. v
Mrs. Agnes Gilmour entertained her Y
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christofferson. O
and her brothers and sister and their r,
with their father. ~ Eisenhauer. Il
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
COL UMBIA CHESS
MEN RETAIN TITLE

New York, Dec. 31.--Columbia Uni
yersity's chess team defended its SUI
premacy in the &C, Fl. Y. F." league
Thursday by defeating Harvard in the
last round of the annual tournament.
This is the sixteenth time Columbia
has won the championship. Prince.
ton, by defeating Yale, took SECOND
place Harvard won the championship
nine times, Yale twice, and Princeton
once. In 1900 Harvard and Yale TIED
for first place and the playoff resulted
in another tie
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
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JOCK AND jim SQUARE
IT WITH FRISCO PAIR

San Francisco, Jan. 4.--Jock Hutch
ison and Jim Barnes turned the ia
bles on Macdonald Smith and Sam
Whiting, local golfers, winning / up
in thirty-six hole best ball four.
some. The score was the same as
that by which the local men defeated
the champions last week
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04

New York, Jan. 4.-(By A. Pl--
The American Olympic committee
would welcome an investigation OF
It's recent report 10 which exception
has been taken by Baron Pierre de
I Couoertin, head of the international
body. This was made plain last night
by Gustave T. Kirby, head OF the
American committee, upon receipt of
dispatch from Geneva stating that
such an inquiry had been proposed.
The report dealt with comment
on the 1920 games at Antwerp. the
Olympic congress at Lausanne last
summer and the treatment accorded
the invitation from Los Angeles TO
hold future games there.
The American representatives pro.
posed TO the congress to hold the
1924 games in Los Angeles should
Paris not be available, or in the con.
trary event. that the 1928 Olympic be
awarded the California city.
Ten days after this conference.
without notice and much to the as.
tonishment of every one except mem
bers OF the International committee.
the report set forth, the International
committee announced that the 1924
games would be in Paris and the
1928 games would be in Amsterdam.
Inquiries regarding this decision. it
stated were answered with the state
ment that the Amsterdam award was
made necessary because of the imper.
alive necessity that the Italian dele.
gates should return to Italy at once.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
BARNEY C0SS AND
MENDOZA GIRL WED

Mendoza. H.. Jan. 4.-Barney Coss.
former pitcher on Ottawa semipro
baseball teams and Miss Josephine
Ellingcn. both OF Mendoza, were mar
ried here this morning at Holy Cross
Catholic church. Both are prominent
In social circles In this community.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-04
lLLINI DEFEATS
n0TRE DAME 1888

Urbana, H., ain, illinois defeat
ed Notre Dame at basketball 40 to
IS, yesterday The Illini had little
trouble winning.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

feating Miss Ballin, at rs, 3-s, s--;,
the result Of splendidly played
match, during which the girls earned
their points by keen rallies fron
every position In the court. Miss
Ballin sought in vain for a veakrsu
on her young rivals baekhsnd, es.
Miss Gardner withstood the assault
splendidly and showed unusual clever.
ness in cutting Of returns By vel
handled yolley.ng shots.
Miss Marion Strahler, OF California
who bears the distinction of being
woman singles champion Of Japan, ss'
gar the tournament ausplelovs.y ~
defeating Mrs. John Cooke At GO,
SO. II will require stronger oppe..
sition. however, 20 bring out her real
standing, but to-day she looked TsfJ
fair.
Miss Dorothy Van slyek reached the
round before the semi-hnal as the re-
suit OF a bye, a default and ve''rI
over Miss Eleanor Holden By score =,
6-3, 6-4. She was going wry vel
in this match. getting fine depa sn
her drives and placing close 70 ns
line. Miss Holden forced the Sinna
hard all the way. however.
Mrs. Briggs conquered MIS-. .. !,
az 90, 81. largely thrors,s
the speed OF her forehand trivssl s,s
Mrs. Gofrey defeated Miss NEWTON ~
cisiyely, az 60, 6-2, IN tee'V
played match.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Senegalesc Heavyweight
Nav Fight Frank Moran

PARIS. July 10 (By The Associated
Press Battling" Ski, the Senegalese
heavyweight boxer, may be matched
with Frank Moran for a twenty-round
bout early in September, il was learned
to-day, owing 10 the definite refusal
Of Francois Deseamps, on behalf Of
Georges Carpenter, 10 give Sikh his
promised chance at the European cham
pion If he defeated Marcel Miles. Sikh
defeated Miles on points in 4 fifteen
round bout on June 23.
The Senegalese has accepted terms
for the proposed bout with Moran,
while the latter, now in London, has
expressed a willingness to sign articles
Of agreement.
Descamps claims that SIKH Is an un-
worthy opponent Of Carpenter and
that a bout between them would hot
draw sufficient crowds TO make IL profit
able. although French public sentiment
is strongly in favor Of the negro's
prospects against Georges. Skis man
ager is preparing 20 issue a formal
challenge through the French Boxing
Federation. and hopes 10 force Carpen-
tier into bout with his tough battler.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Harry Creb to Box in
Sports Alliance Bouts

The boxing carnival arranged by the
National Sports Alliance, to be held at
the greensboro Stadium tomorrow
night. promises to be the greatest show
staged in New Rork in many days.
There will be ten four-round bouts in
which the leading boxers Of the eoun
try will appear. Harry Greb. champion
light heavyweight. will meet one Of the
leading contenders for his title. and
Johnny Dundee, champion junior
lightweight. will have his title at stake
in his match with rugged Shamus
O'Brien.
The twenty boxers who will appear
tomorrow night In theten contests are
all members Of the alliance. Among
the boxers who will take part are
Willie Jackson, Pepper" Martin, Jack
Sharkey, Gene belmont, Frankie Je-
rome, Lew Baird, Marty Collins, John
ny Shugrue. Andy CLANCY. Johnny
Reisler. Jimmy Kelly, italian Joe"
Cans, Jock Malone and Lou Bogash.