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New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
EMPIRE THEATRE.

Mr.. Drew enters the closing week OF his long
and prosperous engagement at the Empire Theatre.
acting in the neat and merry comedy Of My Wife"
II has been remarked that blessings brighten as
they take their fight Mr.. Drew and his associ-
ates. il may be presumed. will take tfat their
closing performances manifest decline I'm vigor
OF spirit precision Of touch. Miss Maude Adams
comes TO the Empire. December q, in Peter
Pam The old play of Quality Street and new
play called The testers underlined to follow
the Fairy tale, in the year Miss Maude
Adams. long popular, Will, Of course, be cordially
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
DEWEY THEATRE,

The source OF hilarity al the Dewey for the
week beginning tomorrow afternoon will be an
organization OF performers happy in the name of
The Lady Birds They will appear twice every
day during the present week
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
UNION SQUARE THEATRE

Jesse L. Lasky's musical comedy of Robinson
Crusoe' Will be the novelty here this week There
VIII also appear William Dillon. Catherine Dahl
Agnes Aahr and company. LAMBERT. the Kratons
and De Chaunts dogs
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
WEBER'S THEATRE.

Mr. Weber will reopen his theatre on December
% with n burlesque Of The Merry Widow, by
Edgar Smith and Morris Levi. and thereafter Tor
some time. lac will his stage to entertain
fnents Of the buresque order.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
TELHARMONIC HALL,

There two concerts here every day. and the
system of distributing sounds is explained at each
concert N the course of illustrated lecture.
These lectures delivered at $50 and $50 p. m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL

Dwight E-lrnendorf viii close his series of lectur
~ Carnegie Music Hall tomorrow afternoon. II
subject of his final lecture Will be "Yellowstol
Park which VIII be amply illustrated with phot
graphs taken =byzNr Elmendorf
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
125TH STREET THEATRE.

McMahon and Chapelle. with their ten Pullman
porter maids. are the Ifs. OF performers ar
ranged for the audiences attending here this week
Bly 'iTord. Harry corson Clarke and company
DelFno . and Lee. Macart's monkeys and the C1ar-
ence sisters Will aid In the merrin,ent
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
THE QUiP MODEST.

The great tragedian Junius Brutus Booth. who
was careless dresser and unassumng in his man.
ner, was told by impertinent lackey an inn,
You don't look like gentleman: you look like a
groom" II am one" he answered, "and l am
ready to rub down ass"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

A drama called THE Night Before Christmas"
Will be produced ar the Fifth Avenue Theatre to-
morrow, with Miss Edna May Spooner in the chief
character. The scene is rural village. The story
relates 10 the implication of innocent man in q
case homicide The following outline of it has
been provided: Marion Williams and Jack Phillips
are lovers. but Marion will not marry Jack be-
cause there is a stigma upon her birth. Jack is
addicted TO drink but he promises to reform Bud
Means Insults Marion and is knocked down by
Jack and he rises, he is shot by Marions father.
Jack is accused OF murder. There is trial scene.
TIE climax is Jacks vindcation-and matrimony.
The cast viii include Augustus Phillips Jack
Phillips; Harold Kennedy Sam Simpkins; Ben.
+. Wilson as Daniel Webster Wills; Arthur
F-vers as Bud Means; Edwin Curtis as Judge Jonn
Phillips: William L. West Billy Pickerell; Wal
ter Nealard Bob Stone; Lawrence Wakeheid
as Joe Miller; Olive Grove Mrs John Phillips;
Jessie McAilister as Charity Smith: Josephine Fox
as Mrs Higgins, and Eleanor Wisdom Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
GAERtCk THEATRE.

The closing performance of THE Toymaker of
Nuremberg" occurred at the Garrick last night. 1t
a pity that play genial and pleasing
should not have met with abundant favor.
This theatre will remain closed till December 90
when Miss Maxine Elliott will appear there, pre-
senting q new play. entitled Under the Greenwood
Tree" The important announcement is made that
fn the of her performance, Miss Elliott will
war a bathing dress
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
DAlY'S THEATRE.

Mr. Lawrance D'orsay and Miss Cecilia Lotus,
performing in THE Lancers' closed their engage
ment at Daly's Theatre last night, after having
given twelve performances of that play. The the
atre will remain closed till December q, when Mr..
J. X Hackett will open il, with production OF
.sInllr Cslarde,s Iinnnrrr'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
FIFTY-EiG STREET THEATRE.

musical novelty entitled Polly Pickles Pet"
will be a feature of the amusement here for the
week beginning tomorrow afternoon. Raymond
and Caverly. the Three Leightons. Eckhofr and
Gordon and a group OF italian acrobats will ap-
pear.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

atre. and Mr.. Bellew Mr. Herbert. and their asso-
ciates continue in It with fidelity and zeal
Record OF the signal OF that clever drama
is all that now is essential here.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
GOTHAM THEATRE.

The High Jinks company will provide the merri-
nent at the Gotham this week This company
will present two novel burlesque acts.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

The chronicle Of the hsur, in local theatt'cal
activity requires no than mention OF the
,rosnerouc career of THE Girl Behind the Count
err at the Herald Square Theatre Mr. F1eios.
Miss Ecdiss,>a and Miss Dresser are as bright ana
drou as ever in their merry performances. ana
the froIicsome play continues to please the W.
rio of nr;h
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
GERMAN THEATRE.

1ncessant activity marks the management OF the
German Theatre, in Irving Place Mr. Ibsen's play
of Ghosts meaning the consequences Of sin, as
Monday. The bill for Tuesday will comprise AN
Evening at Maxim's" and sketch called Daphne
and Pan.-described "a living song" Both of
these pieces contain music-consisting of selections
from The Merry Widow and airs that are popu-
lar in the music halls of Vienna. farce, by Blu
fnenthai and Kadelburg, entitled Hans Hucke-
bein, will be presented on Wednesday while
Thursday will bring repetition of the favorite
bill. The Last Masks AT the Sign of the Green
Parrot, and Literature A special novelty has
been assigned TO Friday night December %, when
wiil occur the first performance in America of a
play. in three acts. by Leopold Kampf called .on
the Eve That play relates TO a conspiracy for
the assassination of Russian governor and the
presentment Of ii has been forbidden in Germany
On Saturday afternoon DIR. BahmfieId will begin a
series OF Christmas entertainments producing the
favoriie fairy play, by c. A. Goerner enti,led
Nsnow White and the Seven Dwarfs" II will ba
seen that ample variety is promised for votaries ot
tie German drama The cast of .On the Eve, IN,
duoes. among other fayorite players Hedwie
tseacher, as Nihflist heroine; August weipert as
the lover, vasili; Auof Winds Miuie Reimarn
Ernst sauermann and Max Lleb
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The novelty at the Grand Opera House this veek
al be musical diversion called ''The Oyster
~" In waich Ernest Hogan the negro comedian
esper himself. There ars sixty performer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

Still THE Merry Widow" and still her charms
are potent 10 attract the multitude. The production
or that sparkling fabric of sport and melody has
proved abundantly successful and the pubiic appe-
tfte for II seems Ito grow by what II feeds on
That piece, probably viii hold its place on this
stage during the rest of the present season.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK.
MONDAY NIGHT.

MONDAY NTGH 7,
Lincoln Square Theatre-"The Chimes OF Normandy
Lyric Theatre-"The Secret Orchard"
WaIack's Theatre-"A knight for Day
FRIDAY NIGHT.
German Theatre-"On the Eve
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
NEW CIRCLE THEATRE.

yorke and Adams we'll known performers. will
reopen the New Circle Theatre a week from to-
morrow night with a musical affair called play
ing the Ponies" Adele Ratter. Maud Campbell
George Mack. Charles II. Prince Edward Adams
and Josephine Davis will be iii the cast
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
BERKELEY THEATRE.
BIJOU THEATRE.
BROADWAY THEATRE.

The run of THE Round Up, at the Broadway
Theatre will continue til January 4, in the new
wear II is an excellent example Of the "Sensa-
ton Drama and those persons who care for
good plsx of that kind should see performance of
il The fransference of il another theatre in
New York is intended.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
SAVOY THEATRE.

Mr. Rroadhurst's strong and practically signih-
cant drama The Man of the Hour" keeps its
place at the Savoy Theatre, attracting good houses
and pleasing all who the performance of it-a
performance that still Is fresh. vigorous and ef-
fectIye after five hundred repetitions.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
HUDSON THEATRE.

Miss Rose Stahl now enters on the iast "eeh VI
her engagement at the Hudson Theatre. Inc
apoth performance of 1.-The Chorus Lady VIII
occur tomorrow night. December l6. and souvenirs
of the occasion will be distributed TO the audience
Miss Stahl will say farewell next Saturday mSh'.
and the Hudson will then be CLOSED tii 'he lis' '
Ihr,s,,oas when Miss Ethel Barrymore will make
her re-entrance producing new play. that mas
been made for her by Messrs- Clyde titch ana
Cosrno Gordon Lennox, entitled Her Sister, Ar
thur Byrcn has been engaged in Miss barrymore
.ornnnnr for ..leaiing business
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
HACKETT THEATRE.

in tbe cast There will be the usual afternoon
performances this week
HACkETT THEATRE.
Mr. Thou1as's comedy of 1.-The Witcmns Iloui
maintains itself in ample public faFor a. INC
Hackett Theatre. Ii is the best play now oe,o'o
the community of New York, and one CT .ie ".
that have been produced in many years. Inc az
ing of John Mason and Russ "hytaI shouiu 20
seen by all lovers of the dramatic art
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.
nlav called Harvest has been chosen loi
the attraction at the Harlem Opera House tiliS
week II was written by Henry Hainlitoi' I, aiu
relates to complications resultant from 'iie ~
laws as 10 marriage in Scotlano-a uIeiiie s ,e
aeo thoroughly and admirably treated. by "llh'e
Col,i,s in MAN and Wife."-a novel tano paS)
with which apparently. Henry Hamilton Is NO.
unacquanted. The following sketch OF IfdfNes'
has been furnished to the press:
ut tells the story of a poor Souns sco'c.iiiiai'
who n1arries and lives happily with his wire ior
several years. until friend tells him that MS
marriage TO her was Illegal Then he leaves heI
and his son. and presently marries a rlch woman
and rises TO wealth and power AT ABOUT 'his tiiie
tba daughter of his second wife, by previous
marriage, meets and falls in love with his son
b,, his first wife The first wife, still poor deter
mines 10 break off the affair with the purpose Vi
iniuring her husband. who has become peer
FINALLY the peers first wife is convinced by fr!ends
that she can gain nothing by running the happiness
of two lives and forgives her first husoanc
Reatrice Morgan will play Brenda Muse-oVe IN
,bo nrolorue with John Craig Noel Musgrove,
George Howell as Captain Tressder, ana Will
lam Carr as Hamish. In the play MISS Morgan
will act Mrs Marsron, Mr.. Craig appearing as 0iF
Noel Nusgrove: George Howell as Colonel 1fessi-
der: William Norton Bevil Brooke DudIey
Haw,Iey as Roy Marston: William Carr as Hanish:
Louise BroneIIe as Lattice Nane; Louise Ran
dolnh as Nora Fitzgerald and Emile, Melville as
Miss McLeed.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

change of entertainment will be made at the
Lincoln Square Theatre on December %, when ME-.
Blaney will present extravaganza entitled Ihe
Bad Boy and His Teddy Bears" Mr.. Blaney has
written the words Of the new piece. and Mr. L.
Coleman has composed music for 1t: The purpose
fs To offer a cheerful and winning Fairy story, in
an attractive dress and with good cast Among
the performers engaged for this play are Josie
Barrows Willy Barrows. Harry Pilcer Dick Bur-
ton and the Eight Dancing Bells. The present
week of the Lincoln Square Theatre will be de-
voted to The Chimes of Normandy performed
by Milton Aborn and his company. Next week the
Aborn company goes 10 Brooklyn
LYRIC THEATRE.
Signor Noveln closed his engagement at the Lyric
Theatre last night, presenting, for the first time
here his ideal of Shakespeare's Macbeth" The
formances playing thirteen parts: Othello, Lebon-
nard Shylock: Corrado Louis XI: Petruchio Ge-
rante; Nero; Middlewick; King Lear; Kean; the
Professor: and Macbeth. The novelty of his sea-
son here was Nero. This week the Lyric audiences
can see Mr.. Claiming Pcllock's play of "The Sc
cret Orchard, newly manufactured out of the
novel bearing that name 1t has been DESIGNATED
"a problem play The parts in it are cast as fol-
lows:
Bianchetie Ida Lewis
Dr. Leoei- Frank r. Lamb
The Duchess OF Cluny Adelaide Prince
DUKE OF Aubrey Bouccanit
jacques Favereau ..------..-. Edward r. Mawson
Nine Rodriguez Olive May
Marquise of Lormes Henrietta Vaders
Lieutenant George Dodd Burke
Joy. Josephine Victor
A servant .-----.....-...........H Harry McAuline
LYCEUM THEATRE.
Mr.. BernsteIns play of "The Thief" keeps its
foEemoststation in popularity st the Lyceum The
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
STAGE AFFAIRS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

r. 1,, caroer of THE Lion and the Mouse
at the Academy is drawing toward Its ciose' ~ Ia.
play. is announced will not again be pioduceu
in New York after its at this theatre mas
ended Persons wishful to see it should therefore,
improve the present opportunity. The last perform
ance viii occur December q
AsToR THEATRE.
tn, oon,ic onera of Tom Jones' continues to
hold its! course at the Astor Theatre. Humor ana
melody combine in that cheerful play anu Tue
combination tnat usually gives pledsuie' a, M
this instance il delightful Tom Jones VIII
be acted until January and then will be taken
.on the road On January a new play calieo
paid in Full by Eugene Walter. VIII De pro-
duced the Astor, simultaneously Win us pIo-
.iuction in London. The cast VIII 1ncuoe i-ilHan
Albertson Hattie Russell. Edith Burden FRANK
Sheridan. Ben Johnston and Tully Marshall
eELAsco THEATRE.
The excellent acting of Frank keenan,, in The
sTarrens Of Virginia" would alone reward the Wis
,tor to the Relasco Theatre, for Mr.. Keenans I'M
,,s,sonation of General Warren is instinct with
the truth of nature. shown with the delicate ex-
asgeration of proficient art Power, dignity, au-
ahority. and blended humor and pathos are Its at
tributes and is especially admirable for It's re-
nose Miss Charlotte Walker is acting uncom-
s.Ilo;.s.- WELL the heroine. and the play affords
interesting picture of life in the Southern Con-
federacy toward the close of the great struggle of
the Civil War. An afternoon performance will be
given every Thursday.
BERKELEY THEATRE.
Mr. shaw's play of Candida" which was re-
yived at the Berkeley Theatre last Wednesday
night with Arnold Daily and Margaret Wycherly
in the chief characters, Will be performed there
1iIl further notice.
BIJOU THEATRE.
ALA Nazimova acting in MIR Ibsens drama OF
"A Dolls House. the attraction at the BiJou
Theatre That piquant player viii. however soon
emerge from the Ibsen mist. and present herseif
in a new play called The Comet" which has been
for some time in preparation.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
wAILACK'S THEATRE.

Miss Elsie Janis ended her engagement at Wal
lacks Theatre last night and she will now convey
"The Hoyden' to pastures new. This week the
stage of Wallack's will be devoted to a musical
drama entitled "A knight for a Day..
John Siavin diminutive performer heads a cast
which includes May Vokes, VIII P. Carleton, Salie
Fisher Sherman Wade, Percy Bronson. Lottie
Kendall Mayme Taylor and Augustus Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
STUYvESANT THEATRE.

Victory sits upon the helm Of AIr. Warfiej, who
is acting. in spirit of sympathetic fervor and
with much felicity of Photographic art, Wesley
Bigelow in "A Grand Army Man." at the Stuy-
yesant Theatre The performance is one that every
body wishes to see-knowing the fine ability Of
Mr. Warfeld and his deep devotion to his art:
and nc one who sees it is disappointed. The play
is interestng stage pictures effective; and
every mart in the piece is carefully acted.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
kNIckERsockER THEATRE.

Mr. Cohan's THE Talk of New York seems TO
have caught some portion Of the public fancy anu
Mr. Victor Moore and his associates continue 10
go .,d e;np in IL at the Knickerbocker Theatre.
Mr. Moore's pc forInance of Kid Burns. OF the
racetrack IS alert, expeditions. and amusing An
annie provision has been made of popular slang.
Mr. Cohan takes the nearest way 10 the 'as'o VI
the multitude, and. since 'lowiness Is young am
btion's ladder" he does not wish his play to he
taken seriously. It may not be amiss to say that
the highest of compositions would be the better
for having been made in q serious spirit ana WIN
strict regard TO the requirements of good taste.
S,,cb works as THE Mikado' and "The Pirates of
Peuzance" are light and gay, but they VIII bear
the most searching scrutiny. and, OF their Knd'
they are perfect and destined to endure
LIBERTY THEATRE.
Mr. Olcott's enga cement at the Liberty Theatre,
where he is impersonating the romantic. intrepid,
dr.d.vi, humorous soldier of fortune, in the
Irish drama "ONell of Derry" will come to an
end OH December q.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

in the cast. There will be the usual afternoo
performances this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-09
MILLER SET DOWN FOR A WEEK
Disqualified for Rough Undergraduates
ed First in Race But Is Placed
Third.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. S-Joekey
Walter Miller, the star rider at Oak
land, was set down for one week today
by the judges for rough riding. AS
Miller is under contract to ride for
Thomas H. Williams, president of the
California Jockey club, the ruling ere
ated quite a breeze of excitement
Sensational incidents marked the
days racing. Boloman, ridden by Mil
Ter, finished first in the last race, but
was disqualified and placed third by
the judges. Miller changed position in
the stretch. He first took care OF Man
dator and next crossed over near Full
letta when these horses doomed up as
dangerous. There has been some COM
plant in the past over Miller's tactics
in herding horses, and the decision of
the judges in disquaHfying him was
received with cheers, although there
was quite a counter demonstration
from the betting ring. Boloman was
an odds-on faYorite.
The handicap with five starters, was
won by Hector, 80 to l shot. It look
ed like "frameup," for Mary F. Van
Ness made a disgraceful showing. Hec-
tor improved suddenly and upset cal
culations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-09
NORTH DIVISION TEAM
BACK FROM LONG TRIP
Boys Say Facts About souvenir
Stealing Were Badly DistOrted--No
Action To He Taken By High School
Authorities.

The members of the North Division
football squad returned yesterday
morning from Seattle. where they were
defeated on New Years day for the
high school football championship of
the west. The boys were all in ex-
cellent condition. having made the long
trip without an injury of any kind
The first thing that their many
friends asked them after their arrival
was in regard to the alleged trouble
with the University of Washington au-
thorities in regard to taking athletic
apparel from the university gym
nasium. The story was branded as
an exaggerated falsehood, Dr. Boyn-
ton, the faculty representative, himself
declaring that the story was made out
of whole cloth
Gives Real Facts.
The real facts of the case. accord
ing to DR.. Boynton and other men,
bers of the party are that the boys
were in the University of Washington
gymnasium preparing for the regular
practice when some of the BOYS found
Soihe AoolpdAl CIolnlng ABOUT the floor
OF the dressing room and appropriated
it. Captain Dornblaser learned of this
and Immediately told Coach Conibear.
Conibear, it is said. declared that the
boys We're welcome to anything that
they could find
The university students were not of
this generous disposition, however, and
complained to the faculty The regis
trar called upon DIR. Boynton and fled
his complaint. He also alleged that
the boys had broken several of the
lockers: Dr. Boynston paid SIS for
the lockers and had the articles of
clothing returned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-09
Real Estate
Transfers

A list of transfers of real estate fur
nished daily by the Lake County Title
and Guaranty company, abstracters.
Crown Point, Ind:
Peter w. Meyn to Gotthiff Leub-
ker, east II lot 13, block 2, L.
e. Hohman's addition, Ham
mond .-................. 81 465.00
Christian Dose to Frank NJ.
Baker, lot 8, block 8. SohFs
second addition, Hammond. 100000
Frank Hess to Peter w. Meyn,
lot IS, block /, subdivision of
south half, sw a, NV Il, Sc
Il sec. 6-S6-9. 1850
Frank H. Siebentritt to Louis NJ
Heintz, lot 10, block IT, c. 7.
L. &. I. Cos. third addition,
TolleSton 100
Frank A. Nelson to r. L. Miller,
lot Is, L. Gerlinger's addition,
Tolleston Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Schuyler C. Dwyer to Addie C.
Walker, part lot 4, Moore's
addition, Lowell. ....-....... 10000
Gostlin, Meyn & Co. to VIM. T.
Bridge, lot II. Glendale. -. 10000
Chicago, Indiana & Southern
Railway Co. to City of Ham
mond, Hammond westerly 20
feet, lot II, block 1. Helberg's
Oak Ridge addition, Ham
mond 100
Peter w. Meyn to City of Ham
mond. east IL feet, lot "a,
block 2, North Side addition,
Hammond ... 100
Emma Strong to Ernest D. Cha
pin, lot 16. block Z. C. T. L. &
I. Cos. third addition, Toll
lesion 10000
Frederick Simon to James T.
Clark, lot SO. except strip
inches off west side block /,
Hammond ..............14 $4,000. 90
East Chicago Co. to Clarence
c. Smith, lot SO, block 8, sub
division blocks 8, 4, 9. north
half 10. NV Il section 29-37-9.
East Chocago. ........ 25O.OC
East Chicago Co. to Ida thinner
man, lot SO, block 8. ne Il sec
2s-s7-s. East Chicago. $4,000
Lester f. Ladd to Clarence c.
Smith, lots II and IS, block
9, NV Il sec. 33-S7-9, East Chi
cago Observation-Disclosures. 4275.OC
Lake County Building Co. to
Lester F. Laid, lots II and 49,
block 5. NV Il Sec 33-S7-9,
East Chicago. ....... 4275.OC
Joseph Jockey to Thomas w.
Fitch, lot 20, block 4. lot So.
block 10, lot /, block IL. Logan
Park addition, Tolleston. ~ 1.0C
In addition to the foregoing trans
fers there have been filed for record
nine mortgages, nine releases and -four
miscellaneous instruments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-09
JACK MORGAN
AFTER STERN
Bout To Be Before United
Mine Workers at Con
vention.
MORGAN IS A Conner
Claims He Defeated Carl Anderson
of Chicago In Ball Park Ring
Last Summer.

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. S.-After an
absence of several months from the
ring Jack Morgan of this city will ap-
pear again in the roped arena to meet
Eddie Stern OF La Porte in a ten round
bout at the United Mine Workers
smoker during the international con-
vention on Jan. IS. Jack German of
this city and Kid Brown of Fortville
will meet in a six round semi-windup,
and there viii be two four round pre-
liminaries between local boys.
Morgan has been regarded as a
conner in the welterweight division
and in his last contest in the ring at
the baseball park last summer he de-
feated Carl Anderson of Chicago, one
of the best welterweights of that city.
Stern is popular with the mine work.
ers for the game fight he made against
Billy Mayfield before the mine work
broke Stern's jaw in the fifth round,
and the La Porte boy continued the
fight without making complaint until
Mayfield, in the seventh round, landed
another haymaker, breaking the other
side. Morgan has met Mayfield twice
in ten round bouts, once in Anderson
and once in Peoria, ILL.,, and Morgan
was defeated In both contests-La-
Porte Herald.