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500 REWARD, 800.

The readers of this paper will be
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WILL SIT TO ACCEPT ENTRIES,

Philadelphia, March 1.-the local
committee which will manage the first
tournament of the National Bowling
association at Atlantic City. beginning
March %, at midnight gave out the
list of entries and will sit tomorrow
to accept entries that may have been
delayed by the storms, as no western
ers outside Of Chicago have vet ap-
piled.
Over 100 entries were received today.
the majority being in the singles and
doubles. These came from eastern
points. Including this city, New York,
Washington, Brooklyn, Atlantic City.
Newark. Long Branch and Blooms
burg.
The five men team entries were
heavy, the Orientals of Philadelphia, in
GLIDING Harry Davis, Monte Cross and
Ossie Schreckengost OF the Athletic
baseball team, the New York Tribune
and the Royal Canadians of Toronto.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that on March
1, 1907. the law firm Of Crumpacker &
Moran of Hammond, Ind, was dis
solved by mutual consent of its mem
bers.
Mr. Crumpacker will continue the
practice of law in the present Offices at
Suite 202, Hammond building. Ham
mond, Ind.
Mr.. Moran viii continue in the prac-
tice at Suite 400 in the same building.
The unfinished business OF the part
nership will be concluded to compile
ton by Messrs. Crumpacker & Moran
as heretofore.
Accounts payable to the firm may
be paid TO either OF its former men,
bers, and accounts payable by the firm
will be paid in like manner on de-
mand.
PETER CRUMPACKER
DANIEL J. MORAN.
Hammond. Ind. March l. 1907
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Chairman Krumpetz of the Northern
Indiana Interurban league, has called a
meeting of the different managers to
be held in Goshen today for the pur-
pose OF perfecting the organization and
considering other cities who are anx-
ious to enter the league.
The membership now includes Mis-
hawaka, Goshen. Elkhart and Syracuse
It is understoon that Hammond will
make an effort to get in the league.
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One Way. : Collect.

What a lovely collection Of odd
cups" exclaimed q guest, peering into
the china cabinet did 1t take you
long to get so many?" "Oh, no. said
the hostess, these are samples OF the
sets we have had in the last two
years.
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The University of Wisconsin relay
team is expected to trim the Maroons
in the relay carnival, to be held at the
University of Wisconsin gymnasium on
Saturday. The Cardinals will rest for
the remainder of the week, and as Chi
cago will have a hard race with the
Central Y. NJ. C. A. team at the A. A.
.. championships tomorrow night, they
figure the Chicagoans will be in no
shape to give them a hard run in the
relay.
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SPORTING BRIEFS.

One Of the best basket ball games
of the year probably will be seen at the
Central Y. M. G. A. Chicago gymnasium
Saturday night, when two professional
teams, composed of old time stars, will
compete. Central will meet its old
rival, West Side, in the feature game
and the west siders are strengthening
their team for the contest
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WANTED--Men. at once for services In
Philippine islands; able bodied men,
unmarried, between ages Of 81 and s6,
Of good character and temperate haAiss,
who can speak, read and write English.
EoF information apply at Recruiting
Office, % State street, Hammond. Ind,
Or Sas South State street. Chicago.
Els-S-ee-tf.
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IL Ii has happened in the Calumet
Region Won viii find 1T In The Lake
County Times.
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WANTED-Three unfinished rooms or
willing to share an or 10 rooms
house with refined people; no objection
to children; by young married couple;
residence to be permanent. Address
William Lexington, Majestic hotel
3-11-3t.
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WANTED-Have your razors sharpen
ed and put In first class shape for
% cents. at 81 ogden street-3-11-3t.
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TVANTED-To buy small cottage on
north or east side preferred +.
~ AT T,oaan street.-8-11-
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Observation-Disclosures. Apply $40 Chi
cago avenue.-311-1wk.
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{ WANTED-Two experienced men cas-
ers-in, also cutters. Several positions
IN other departments. No strike. write
Hopper Stationery Co. Benton Har-
Dor, Mich.-3-12-1wk.
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WANTED-Wih lady VINO cahed up
party at the Majestic hotel Friday
evening in regard to unfurnished
rooms. please call up again. Address is
iost.-3-11-3t.
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Want Column

WANTED-Two respectable men to
board and room; private family; no
children. Mrs. Mayer. 2s6 E. Etate
street.-3-12-3t.
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FOR sALE-Lot and six room cottage
at IT'S Clinton street. Apply at same
address.-3-12-1wk
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FOR SALE-New 5 room cottage with
toilet and bath; on so foot lot; near
Conkey Plant and Standard Steel Car
Works Address LAKE COUNTY TMEs.-
8-11-1t.
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WANTED-Girls to work in bindery'
case makers, smythe machine oper-
ators, counters and pagers. STEADY EN-
ployment, good wages. NO s'llhe
Hopper Stationery company bei'o"
Harbor, DGich.-3 -12-1wk.
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by widow. Inquire at this Office
3-12-5t
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FOR SALE-"Old Trusty" 150-egg in
cubator and zoo chick brooder, nearly
new, $500; cost $4,000. Mayer, 266
East State street-3-12-8t
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, gentle
man preferred; modern conveniences.
Call at this office.-3-12-1t
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WANTED-Ff - or room cottage or
fat, for occupancy May or June. j.
P. Beardsley, LAT South Holman street.
-3-S-tf.
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LOST-A pocket book containing re-
eeipts. check on the Lake County
Savings Bank and some money! Re-
ward will be paid for it's return to
Chas Buhring, janitor superior court.
-3-11-2t.
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DAIRY co,

The only sanitary plant
In northern Indiana that
purifes and filters all its
milk and cream. Open to
the public for inspection.
lslagAma 257S. 25O Oaklsy AYsaHa
HAMMOND. IND.
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FOR RENT-Large front room furn-
ished, suitable for two, modern con-
veniences. Inquire at 112 Clinton
street-3-12-tf.
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Hildreth sold Security for $4,000 to W.
Cahiu and Al Konigsberger yesterday
The former also gave Hildreth $4,000
for half interest in Smiley Corbett,
which displayed such a high turn of
speed in the stake race on Saturday.
Kewanee, Ill, March 12-Arthur
Lundin, star twir1er of the Rock Is
land league team two years ago, today
was released by the kewanee regular
team at his request and accepted the
offer of his old berth in the Rock Is
land team.
Hot Springs, Ark. March 12.-Pre-
tension. the crack gelding of P. T.
Chinn's stable, made its first appear
ance this winter and easily captured
the feature event at Oaklawn. Au-
tumn Flower was second and Flip fin
ished third. Pretension was 1 to 2
shot. Three favorites won. They
were Peter Knight, Pretension and IL
soma. In the fifth race Request, piloted
by Jockey Aubuchon, and to 10
favorite, finished in the ruck. Judge
Bryan did not like the race, and, al
though Aubuchon was not suspended
an investigation will follow.
Terre Eaute, March 1.-THE Terre
Haute Central league team has been
ordered to report March % instead OF
April l to practice for the first game OF
the year. which will be with the White
Sox April 8.
Little Rock, Ark, March 12.-The
Boston Americans INDUCED in their
first practice game yesterday, the
Regulars and Yanigans fighting each
other. the former winning 4 to /. Tn
glaub's triple in the first sent in two
runs for the Regulars. Oberlin tripl-
ed in the sixth, sending in another
The Yanigans scored on Shaw's triple
and Merchants single. Score:
Regulars ....3 0 o.
Yanigans .........0 0 0 OIL
Batteries-oberlin, Pruitt and Corri-
gan: Krohn, Young and Peterson.
South Bend, Ind. March 12.-Man-
ager Teddy" Price of Wheeling has
signed AIva Spangler. the old South
Bend first baseman. and Charles Cass
an Ohio second baseman.
Ruelbaoh. Overall and Sheckard-
three of the quartet of Cubs who are
still numbered among the missing al
the New Orleans training camp-are
expected at any day TO put in an ap-
pearance at the Crescent City. Presi-
dent Murphy stated last night that he
understood they were on their way
From King. the fourth of the tardy
players, usage has yet been re-
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FOR SALE-Cheap. on account of sick
ness. building with saloon at Gary,
Ind; money-making place for right
party. Paul r. Lipinskfs Agency, 10
South Holman street. Hammond. Ind.
-2-7-fWk
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FOR sALE-At s4o0.5O one so foot lot
on Wilcox street 200 #. south Of
river. Address w. Lake County Times.
-3-9-St
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in new
fiat; all modern conveniences. APP
ply at 155 Carroll street.-3-11-tf
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San Francisco, Cal, March 12.-Sam
Hildreth sold Security for $4,000 to w.
Cahin and Al Konigsberger yesterday
The former also gave Hildreth $4,000
for half interest in Smiley Corbett,
which displayed such a high turn Of
speed in the stake race ON Saturday.
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FOR SALE-Gaod building lot, 371s by
40. in Sibley street. near Lafayette
school, just east of Calumet. Apply at
GAS State street.-S-7-Iwk
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FOR SALE-On Williams street. 145
feet or less; $50 feet or less west of
State Line; 100 feet or less IN May
street. also a cottage. d. A. Pugh, 213
Ann street, phone 3244.-S11-tf.
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Kewanee, Ill, March 12.-Arthur
Lundin, star twirler of the Rock Is
land league team two years ago, today
was released by the Kewanee regular
team at his request and accepted the
offer of his old berth in the Rock Is
land team
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FOR sALE-or Rent with privilege of
acres. 1000 feet side-track on Chi
cago and Erie Il. r. one-haf mile
south of city limits of Hammond.
Phillip Mclaughlin. r. r. No. l.
S-4-tf
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FOR SALE-24 acres of sand land in
section 55, township 81. between Long
lake and Lake Michigan; a bargain.
Monroe Fulkerson, leo Washington
street. Chicago.
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FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching. from
single comb brown Leghorns. 121
Condit street.-3-11-1wk.
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FOR SALE-One cast range. nickel
trimmed; two gas ranges, four large
store tables. Gail at 404 Truman ave-
nue.. or phone S046.-3-11-1wk
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FOR SALE-Thirty acres of land: will
take cottage for part payment; for
full particulars write to S. Lawrence,
Three Oaks. Mich. r. F. d. No. "a
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
COMING ATTRACTIONS

AUDITORIUM-The engagement of the
Milan grand opera company will come
to a close Saturday night and the roper
toire for the week promises many treats.
This organization has given us the most
successful extended season of grand
opera Los Angeles ever has enjoyed; its
singers have been the most competent,
its productions the most complete. Plans
for the week include the presentation
of no fewer than six operas, La Tosca' %
"Otello," Barber of Seville, 'Rigo-
letto," La Traviata" and Faust" This
afternoon the company will sing Lucia
di Lamermoor" and tonight I'll Trova-
tore at the Venice auditorium. Further
details of the weeks bills will be found
in the columns devoted to music.
BELASCO-Augustus Thomas newest
comedy, 1.-THE Other Girl" will have its
first stock company presentation this
week at the Belasco. The piece was used
for starring purposes by Lionel Barry
more with much success In the east, al
though Mr.. Barrymore was absent from
the cast when THE Other Girl" was
played at the Mason Lewis Stone will
succeed to the Barrymore part-that of
Kid Sheldon, a prize fight champion of
kid glove manners, who sets out to
train" a minister. The Kid is an am
bilious young fellow and with the gloss
of polite manners comes the desire to
marry girl who moves in a circle far
removed from that in which the Kids
former life has been passed. However.
things turn out pretty much the same
as they might be expected to do in real
life with the right fellows getting the
right girls and with the young pugillst
pretty well satisfied with his own partic-
ular lot In the distribution OF life's re-
wards. Besides Lewis Stone, Richard
Vivian as the nervous, broken down min
lister will have capital chance for good
acting. Harry Glazier, William Yerance.
Howard Scott. Charles Ruggles, John
DAILY Murphy. Blanche Stoddard, Adele
Harrington. Florence smythe and the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
OBSERVATIONS BY
A FIRST NIGHTER

Feminine vanity, or perhaps merely a
/ feminine desire to please critical mascu-
Unity has led to the remodeling of the
elevators in the Auditorium. Moreover,
IL has made one of the elevator attend
ants something of philosopher, where
women are concerned. 1t all happened In
this wise.
Last week Dick Ferris announced that
he wanted a considerable number of
comely young women for extra work" in
bis forthcoming production of "Cleopat-
ra." Dick has temporary office on the
fourth floor of the Auditorium building
and that office at once became the Mecca
toward which every young woman in Los
Angeles who has theatrical aspirations
directed her footsteps.
They came not by ones or twos but by
scores, companies and battalions. And
Of course they rode to the fourth floor in
the elevators. Now prior to this invasion
the Auditorium lifts, as our English cous-
ins would term them, were equipped
with mirrors on the side walls, and before
each of those girls left the cage she
paused to give her hair final pat to see
that her hat was on straight and to in
spect her nose carefully with a view to
further powder application, should one
be needed. Some of them even stopped
to apply the powder then and there.
Meantime other passengers grambled
and tenants of the building complained
strenuously against the wretched elevator
service. Ultimately these kicks reached
the elevator boys through the proper
managerial channel, and the boys ex-
planned.
! Then one of them had happy thought.
Spose we take these mirrors out till
this thing is over" he said "That'll fix
EN-. They won't hold us up If there amt
no glass for 'em to prink before"
| The suggestion was needed. The glasses
were removed and now the cars make
their trips according to schedule. But
the girls are disconsolate, and they can't
think of things horrid enough to say about
that elevator boy.
FRITZ Scheff, foremost comedienne upon
the American operatic stage, is something
of an epicure. Moreover being Viennese,
she prefers German to French cookery.
1t has been one of Nine. Scheff's chief
causes for complaint that in America
most Of the larger hotels have French
chefs, and this season she took matters
into her own hands and brought her chef
with her. He is an artist this chef, quite
as great an artist in his line as madame
is in hers; and he is coming with her to
Los Angeles. Curiosly. however, after
bringing him all the way across the con-
tinent madame will have no use for his
services in this city. Instead of living
In her private car while she is here the
little comedienne will stay at the Alexan-
dria and the reason-Herr Josef Reichl,
the Alexandria's chef himself German,
and an artist also
Mime. Schen and her company will
reach the city Friday morning. They are
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
BRENDA FOWLER,
Burbank
DRAMATIC SEASON y
RICH IN PROMISE

TN another week the loca. dramatic
season will be in full swing, with
II each of the several theaters pre-
senting unusually strong attractions In
fact the week promises to be one of the
most brilliant of the year. Meantime
we shall have William f'aversham in
1.-THE Squaw Man at che Mason; the
Uindup of the grand opera season at the
Auditorium; the frs stock presentation
of Augustus Thomas amusing comedy,
1.-THE Other Girl" at the Belasco, and
two special matinee performances of
Ibsens "a Dolls House" at the Burbank
in addition to 'Sky Farm"
Next week will record the return of
Dick Ferris and his talented wife, Miss
Florence Stone, to the Auditorium; will
bring FRITZ Scheff to the Mason in
mile. Modiste" and will give us big
productions of 1.-THE Heart of Maryland
at the Belasco and "Quo Vadis' at the
Burbank. Plans for the Los Angeles
are somewhat unsettled, but if 1.-The Rol-
licking Girl" which opens at that house
tonight makes the hit locally it has made
elsewhere the engagement probably will
be extended through next week. The
Grand will have Primroses minstrels and
the Orpheum announces one of the big
gest bills of the season with Ellie Fay,
ssYe Colonial Septet" and Julie Herne
and company holding over from the cur
rent week and the sisters O'Mere, horse
and pony circus and novelty dancing
act among the newcomers.
"The Ferris Habit"
Ferris, in accordance with the Ferris
habit" is making big preparations for
his opening. He will present Sardou's
ssCleopatra' with a special cast and an
nounces that $50 persons will be used
in the production. This means a small
army of '.supers' in addition to a large
acting cast. If announced plans are
carried out cleopatra" will be the big
gest thing ever staged in this city.
According to Waiter Hoff Seeley, the
Ferris publicist, new and elaborate seen.
cry has been painted for the production
and new costumes made. To indicate the
magnitude of the staging 1t is said that
thirty-five persons will be carried in
Cleopatra's barge. Miss Stone, who will
OF course. have the title part, will wear
the Jewels bequeathed to her by the late
Fannie Davenport, who originated the
role In this country, and for whom the
Jewels were made after designs prepared
by eminent Egyptologists.
All the members of the Ferris com.
pany have now arrived in the city anC
Florence Barker. formerly leading wo-
man with the Ulrich stock company al
the Grand, has been re-engaged by Mr.
ferris, under whom she had her first
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
LILA BLOW,
Los Angeles

ter of Israel" "Kharma, a Vestal of the
Sun Cod Elizabeth, Queen of Hun
gary and "Vale Caesar( a Romance of
the Martyrs" are the plays to be sue
cessively presented during the six weeks
engagement of Miss Hoover.
Performances will be given every night
except Sunday, with matinees on Thurs
day and Saturday.
One of the features connected with the
production of "Crucifxus' is the adapta-
tion of Bach's "Oratorio of the Passion
for organ rendition as the music of the
play.
Mr.. Robinson, who is associated with
Mr.. Dodge in the direction of the new
playhouse. is well known to many of the
old residents of Los Angeles. He was a
member of the Herald staff several years
ago and published the first Catholic paper
ever issued in this city. The publication
was known as the Catholic Voice.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03

coming In their own special train over the
Salt Lake route, and personally conducted
by Charlie Pike, who has gone to the
Mormon burg for that particular pur-
pose. The train will include madame 8
private car, 1.-THE Columbia" diner,
two baggage cars and an observation car
for the use of the company. Originally
there was still another car in which
madame carted around her automobile,
but this was left at st. Louis on the trip
westward.
Nine. Scheff's car is q marvel of con-
venience and comfort For her own use
she has parlor, a sleeping room with a
large brass beadstead and private bath.
In addition to this the car contains an
apartment for her secretary and compan-
ion, rooms for the chef his assistants
and three walters, and space for the two
porters who look after the car. In addi-
ton to the kitchen and observation COM
partment there is also a drawing room.
Before his departure for Salineville,
Pike announced his firm determination to
clip an hour or so off the record between
the Utah town and Los Angeles. He
lowered 1t few weeks ago with the
Nethersole special but that feat merely
whetted his appetite and now he Is going
after that record in earnest.
Nine. Scheff is used to fast travelling
and doubtless will not complain. She has
Travelled fast In order to keep her engage
ments. For instance, after she leaves the
coast she jumps without stop from Seat
tie to st. Paul, then plays Minneapolis
and after that makes another jump from
the Flour city to Pittsburg. which is go-
ing some. as you will admit.
Ben Hendricks, who comes to the Grand
this week in "Yon Yonson.' tells good
story on a Swede friend in Minneapolis
who was in danger of arrest for petty
offense and who ran into junk storefon
Cedar avenue, down In what is known
as 'Swede town." in the Mill city
This junk store was kept by a Jew to
whom the Swede appealed for protection
After some argument the Jew consented
to hide him and instructed the Swede to
conceal himself in an old sack, under
meath the counter. No sooner had the de-
scendant of vikings done so than SER
geant of police entered the place and
asked the proprietor If he had seen
Swede. describing the man in the sack
True to his promise the Jew denied all
knowledge of the man. but Sergeant
Bobby, not content with the denial, insti-
tuted a search. He looked high and low
narrow and broad, and finally walked
around behind the counter. 4.