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The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Equity Court No. 2.



Auabe IS, knshei complainant allowed to with.
draw certain exhibit Crnula!uaut's solicitor David
korhschiid. defendants solicitor J. ?. sgaeg-
Richardson U.s. HtHsey. order amending decree.
tomIlainaUts solicitors. e. H. NJullat sud VI. "
richardson defendants solicitors. Biuey d Wood
ard.
Payne IS. HaTkness. Comm ssion orir-5d 10 issue
Complainant solicitor Ersiuc Gordon.
Walsh Us. Walsh, reference 20 Margaret NJ Alur-
raI. examiner. and HcuU l. Quinn appointed 70
defendant. Complainant solicitor, Chase R1ys
CLAYTON vs.. Neil. time 60 take testimony limited,
ComplaiuaHts solicitor. G.. 4 keigWiu; defendants
solicitor J.. VI. King
BRYAN VS.. Brau; rule discharged C7mp.aipaut's
solicitor /. J. AIathd. defendants solicitors,
Carlisle * johnson.
Corby vs. Corby. defendant ordered 10 pay arrears
Of aimouy. Complainant solicitor 81. A. Kuhn
defcnsaut, solicitor CHARLES Poe
IN re assignment Of Charles r. Talbert: sales
ratified Petitioners solicitors. Lester * Price.
Botts IS. Batts; reference to Thomas II Fitnam.
examiner. Compliments solicitors. Ewing 4 E7-
erett' defendants solicitor David Bothscbfd
Forrest vs.. Fouest. motion % SET aside certain
order denied Compartments solicitors, Cuttings *
tldmheTlIn. defendants solicitor. 2. Forest
faTT vs. Carr. dUUCC vim mat. granted Com
plainauts solicitors Lcede Fulton & Cox. defend
ants solicitors. Douglas * Douglas
thaupie VS. thauult rule % sloW cause Tcturnabie
November ]. Compaiuaut's solicitor. r. T.. Evans
Ten Eyck IS. hcBlag, auditors report confirmed.
ComIlainauts solicitors. II. Z. Davis and +. B
hImtal; defendants attorneys, j. r. Ldncr. j. :
Darlington. and John RidIut
shelley VS. Butier; hearing. Complanaut's So
icitors Pullman Poe and Fay; defendant solicitors.
W. IT, Rob~on and Robinson q Robinson
Assignment for Monday, October 25 1907.
No, lS Bliss IS. Royce. Attorneys. Herbert q
Mcoa-E A. Jones
No. g. Bender vs.. Bakers Union. Atorneys.
Ambrose. Davis, RmblH. smtler q Ridout-To-
hsluer.
No. e. Dugau IS. Houghton. Attorneys r. r.
Downing and g.. A BerU-W. T. Ambrose and J.
y. Daish.
No. q staples VS. Csuuzaya Mining Company
Attoucys, Worthiuston. Hcald, and Frailey- Davis
and Thomas.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

SNA VI n pBNhkN.
Assignment for Tuesday. October % lo07-Special
calendar.
No. J. Davis vs.. United States Attomeys. A. :.
Northington-D. ". Baker and Stuart Mcnamara
No. Morgan rs. Mofgan. Attorneys. Wilson &
Barhsdale and NJ. j. Colbert-Henry +. Davis.
No. Collins vs. District oi Columbia. Attor-
neys. j. p. Archer. jr.=E. h. Thomas.
No. t. Evans United States Attorneys, r. W.
Moore Craudal Mackey and D. = AIackan-D. w.
Baker and Stuart Mcnamara.
No. s. Garfield vs. United States ex rel. Frost.
Auorneys, J. Z. Webster, p. ". Baker. and Stuart
Mcnamara Happier * Morillst.
No. 6. District Of Columbia vs. Keen. Attorneys.
+. IT, Thomas and T. II. Steplens-Tuckeg a Ken.
yon.
No. 7. United States ex rel Newcomb Motor Com
paHy. Attorneys. II. y. Kenyon and W +. Rogers
Melville Church and r. A. Tenant.
No. g. Thompson ys. United States Attorneys,
Leo SimmGus-D. W. Baker and stuart McNamlu.
No. g. Garfield vs.. United States ey rel. Goldsby.
Attorneys. ". Z. Harr-Kapuler & Alerillst.
No. u. Pa0ucCi vs. United States. Attorneys.
Thomas q. Taylor and Wilton J. LambcTt-D. W.
Baker and Stuart Mcnamara.
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In Eleanor II. Jones order i0r counter security.
Attorney H. W. S0hou
In re Raymond v NierbUchen ct al order ap-
pointing John r. Yiermchsn guardian; bond 500
Attomty, r, l.. Schmidt
Estata-af Frederick NJ. Sims viii admitted 10
probate and letters ttstamcntary granted 20 Stella
Sims bond s. 500 Attorneys. George koamey and
T. Edward Mitchell.
In re- Josephine L. Taylor 20 al. order appoint
ing George Taylor guardian bond, sO0 Attorney.
W. +. Ambrose
Estate Of Ellen NJ Cotton; special appearance
and motion 20 set aside quasi attempted service
by publication. ATTORNEYS. Leckie, Fulton & Cox
In re Edward T. Donovan. order appointing
Thomas ]. Donovan GUARDIAN bond $500 Att0r-
neys, Hamilton Colbert Nerkcs q Hamilton.
Estate Of Hortensc A. A. de x FORBES: order
to make payment into registry- Attorney. John L.
johnson
Estate Of Peter Sehaeitzsr petition for probate Of
viii filed. Attorney. J. A. NBedel
Estate of Henry j. Tharp viii dated September
49, 1902, nled Eith petition for probate. Attorney,
". NJ Ofley
Estate # Pauline Sigel viii admitted 70 probate
aud letters testamaJary granted 90 Augustus "
Marx; bond. 500 Attorney. " H. Dennis
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, October -, 1907.
supreme Co1rt of the United states.


Present; The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer SIR Justice White, Mr.. Justice
Peckham. Mr.. Justice McKeHna Alr. Justice Holmes
Mr.. Justice Day, and Mr. Justice Moody.
Joseph Z. Nolan. Of New York City; Lee G.
Beatty, Of Pittsburg Pa Albert R. Moore Of Brook
bn, n Y; Walter n Robirson, Of san Francisco,
Cal, and George T. Simpson, Of Winona Mimi,
admitted 20 practice.
No. Original. tx parte: In the matter Of
Edward T. Young. Petitioner; motion for leave 10
file petition for writ Of habeas corpus and certioun
submitted by Mr.. Thomas d. O'Brien for the petit
TONER
No. 23S, William F. ID. Taylor. petitioner, vs.
the United States: and
No. t0i The United States plaintiff in CTTnr Is
Neil Macdonald; argument continued by Alr Assist
ant Attorney General Cooley for the United States
and By Mr. William G.. Choate for Taylor and con-
cludcd by Mr. Harrington Putnam for Macdonald
icayc granted % counsel for the United States 10
file additional brief within ere week and 10
counsel for Macdonald 90 file rclly thereto within
one wcek thereafter
No. 26l. d. Hunter IT,. ct al. plaintiffs IN er-
Tor. rs. the City OF PittSburg argument COM
menccd by Mr. William A. Stone for the pantirs
In cuor, and continued by Mr. ID. T. Watson for
the defendant in error.
Adjourned until Monday next At Z O'clock.
The day cali fer Monday October, 8 will be
as follows: Nos. 26l l6l. E3 land 2su, 2s3 . land
81, 50, 81, -, 49, aud st.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
OPENING OF THE UNION STATION OF
THE WASHINGTON TERMINAL
COMPANY
COM PANY.

The new Union Station Of the Washington Terminal Company
will be placed IN service Sunday, October p, 1907.
On that date all passenger trains the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad both through and local. will and depart from the
station, and the present station Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad New Jersey avenue and street will be closed TO traffic
On November Y the passenger trains of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Philadelphia Baltimore, and Washington Railroad the
Washington Southern Railway the Southern Railway the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and the
Seaboard Air Line Railway will into and depart from the new
Union Station, and the present station Sixth and streets
will be discontinued
The station building, far the interior arrangements are
concerned finished that degree of completeness in which
the Washington Terminal Company has endeavore and hoped to
present to the OF the public and for some time at least on
of the enforced continuation Of the OF fitting out the
interior the travelling public will be able to enjoy the full
benefit Of its conveniences
This condition due entirely the fact that in order to
complete the grading of the ground adjacent to the station accord
ing the Act Of Congress creating the station present tracks
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad must be removed and to the
further fact that in order push completion the elevated ruc
carrying the tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad the surface
tracks portion of Maryland and on Sixth street leading
into the present Pennsylvania Station be abandoned thereby
cutting off all track connections with the Sixth and streets station
All connections of the various railroad lines with the
Union Station complete and the end OF the Union Sta
will fully equipped for business on the specified dates
In the meantime the work the portion of the new
station will be forced forward with all possible rapdy and is
confidently expected the entire will be completely finished
by the end of the present year.
THE WASHINGTON TERMINAL COMPANY
6, w MARTIN, Superintendent
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Circuit Court No. 2.


Miller Shoemaker Company vs.. Sturgeon: motion
fr Judgment c condemnation denied Plaintiff S
attagucy, L. g. EtGytt defendants attorney. Hay
den Johnson
Thornton rs. Harlow et al. motion 10 dissolve
attachment oy,Hulsd and Judgment q condemua-
tion of Sjooi credits Of defendant Horton in hands
Of Richardson & Burgess, garniSbees Plaiutifs
attorney. j. ) Easby-Smith defendants attcrncys.
Beall * Hoehlng
Lohr vs. Title and Guaranty Company: orier Of
continuance stricken ont. Plaintiffs attorney. " C.
Rader,ton; defendants attorneys. Gittings 4
Chamheriin.
Assignments fI Monday October .. 1897.
NJ. l78, Latuutr ys. Chew. AttuTEeys. J. Vii
mer Latimer-P. L. billiard.
No. lS2 OuoudagU Gas and Oil Co vs. Good,
AttCncys II. B. AIdult0n-C. " Darr
No. l2S. Osgo1d HaiuIau Aucrneys / T
Ercret;-F. $. HCy-Smith.
No 1884, Stafford vs. Bliss. Attorueys Wfto,
J. LGubaTr-J !. Darlington.
No. lis. Costello IS. Palmer Attorneys. /. J..
Mathor Nathaniel Wilson.
No. l6. Brown vs. OCmncr. Attorneys. }. A.
BGrkaTt-W J. Lambert
No. p. kliuCbaUse ". Capital Traction Comuany
AttcmeyS, Locke. fultcu 4 Col X. Ross Perry *
Son and G.. Thomas Dunlop
No .. Pitts VS. Edmcns1n Attorneys. r r.
Downing. q. a. Berry and J. " Coughan-Gt-
tuEs 4 Chamberlm.
No. 100. platt rs. Washington Post Company
Attorneys. T. " Wheatley-Chapin Brown
No l62 Daniel vs. Metropolitan Railroad Com
PAM et al Attorneys Mcneil x McNenl-E
Thomas and J. J. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

r
United States vs. Susie Williams. robbery and lar
ceny: sentenced to peuteutiary for tive years. At
toTney, J. II. Myers.
United States VS.. Harry II. Wilson. assault b
kill plea not guilty, Attorneys G. Cauington and
5. y. Tulitt.
United States VS.. Henry Smallgood forgery; mo-
tion fer new trial argued and submitted Attorney,
B L. Gaskius-
Kimme vs. Matthew'S motion for neW trial filed
Plaintiffs attorney. j. i. Poser defendants at
toney, G, A. Keigvin
United States vs.. George Smith and Isaac Shorter,
housebreakiug and larceny; sentenced 70 workhouse
fer six months.
United States vs. George Smith and Isaac shorter
HOUSEKEEPING; nolle pros.
No assignments fof Monday October ., 1907,
Notice-AH the appeal cases nOw the calendar
fer trial at this term which have not been heard or
continued win be called Monday, November 4 1897
at 70 O'Clock a. m and on cases not thin reported
ready for trial sill be continued fof The term.
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DEATH RECORD.

William T. Robinson. Garfield Hospl. r yesrs.
Imyu Murphy so Va ave So. . years
Adam LaUtmsisteJ. Govt Hospl Insane As wears
susaTnsh AIbrittain, Georgetown Univ Hosrl. q
Years
Henrietta Wnksnhacher AT n. J. ave. Sc. n
years
John A. Wagner, 30 street NV. s. years.
Marie Watkins. 3li Wyoming aye. uw.. 63 Years
Philip Schmitl. Govt Hosil Insane a Years
Mar J. Morris. l2i2 Pa. ave sc 70 wears
George " Phillips. u. ;. Soldiers Hcme. d. e..
u Years
Ida kerstcn 222i r 81. NV. 80 years
George Allen. jr., Garfield H0srL 20 years
Hazel r. Anderson. ST. AIMS Infant Asyl year
COLORED
Eliza Hawkins, Stanton ave, Anacostia. D. C..
l2o ycars.
Fred Richardson Washington Asyl. 81 years.
BEuheT Rams. 1925 y st. ne y years.
Cassie Miles. rear l2l9 SsteTs Ct nv q yesrs
NlllisH ATaold, 1857 llth st. nH.. 70 years
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
CIrcuit Conrt No. l.

JJoIIlE Wight.
hlcinschmidt Is. ODay. Judgment by defult.
Plaintiffs attosueys. jesse Il. Wilson and Jesse
H. Wils0n. iF.
Assignments for Monday. October q 1907.
No. 81 Schneider vs. American Bridge Co.nuapv
Attorneys. Evans. Benson q Poultng-R 5. Hude
koper.
No. l5L Smith IS. Tubby. Attorneys. W. G..
Gardiner and f. y. H0p5well-HoUsrd Boyd and
o. Z. NJ Brown.
No. lA. Burrows vs.. Lisner Attorneys. W. E
AmbrOse-Leon Tobriucr
No. lH. Benson vs.. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company Attorneys. Hayden Johnson-Beuy *
Minor.
Ne. l53. Foster vs. Congregation Talmud Torsh
Att0Teys, S. g.. Gicsy-Leon TobIiuer
No. l57. Kicny vs.. Altemus Attorneys. Archer &
Smith Wilton J. Lambert
No. Is. Hazard IS. Riley. Attorneys. V. H. Wal
lace-T J. Jefords
No. IL Jones vs.. stcaman. Attorneys. Barnard
4 J0hnson-Arthur Peter
No. la Bowen rs Potomac Railroad COMPANY
Attorneys. HAYDEN johnson and Darlington & Car
rGgt0n-J. j. Darlington.
Ne. i9. Jennings Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys f. Hill
ton JacksUn-Mckeuncy 4 Flanneyy
No. IL. Boyee vs. DuVaL Attorneys J. Wilmer
LatImeF-L. j. Aiathcr
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral a. ROSS. detached Lighthouse
Board Washington, continue rs cemmandaut
naval training station Great Lakes.
Capt 5. T. Comfy. TO duty as member Light
house Board Washington
Lieut.. ]. H. HOLDEN. detached navy yard Wash
mgtUu. % Missouri
Lieut. II. WILLIAMS. detached Kentucky. home
wait orders
Lieut. g. B. LANDENBERGER. detached Ala
bama, home wait orders
Lieut.. !. F. DANIELS from Quincy. to command
Taautula
Chaplain NJ. C. GLEESON. to Connecticut.
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Boyll5 Ct ux 10 Washington Lee Caps l1t q
sluarr l39 SO.
Sixteenth and streets ucrthwest-Cicorgc N. Ko-
beF 20 Agnes G.. Cissel Dot l. square H. SO.
Addition r. Lc Droit Park-Lillic II. MatJeU Ct
Al. % William !. Wagner iot g. block g. SO.
Long MeadOWs-Ssmud RI. Walker et al. trustees
to James r. Hutchinson and Alex Mckenzie
trustees l5i 81 and part lot 80. block Zs so
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
CFiminnI Cour. No. 1
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

United States vs.. John LiIscomb: assault with
dangerous weapon; verdict lot guilty. Attorneys.
r. +. Davis and Campbell Car.iugton
United States rs Frank Kane and Allison &
Jenkins violating gambling law; motions 10 require
bin q particulars denied Attorneys. W f. Am
bTose and Eugene 4. Jones.
Assignments fer Monday October d 1907.
United States vs.. ULYSSES Saunders. Charles "
Gates and frank Coates.
United States Wiilism \ WAND
United States vs.. Lewis King
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Lawsuits,

no 1879 National Capital Bauk Us. Edward H.
Eaton and Alauzp B. Baton; Judgment q T. g.
strdJr. iustice Il the psa.v. for $50 Plaintiff at
tcneg, " n. MARROW j.
No $3.50 Same IS Charles l.. Edward H.. and
AlCHZo b. Eaton Judgment NJ /. C. Strider. justice
d the peace Tor 800 Plaintiff attorney " H.
Marl.H h
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Marine COrps,

First Lieut.. l. J.. PINKSTON. detached hr7dquar.
tiers, 90 c-umaUCSmariue detachment on Georgia
Capt J. g. MUIR. retired. to Office Judge Advocate
General United States navy.
Capt. r. F. WEST detached Office Judge Advocate
General. 20 Naval Academy
First Lieut.. " T. UFSHUR detached Kearsarge.
20 marine barracks. navy yard. Ncrfolk
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS following move
ments cf vessels have, been reported 70 the Bu-
reau Of Navigation:
ArrivtG-Octcbcr Zj-Nina, at Newport October
4-sirngham, shubrick, Stockton De Long. and
Thornton. at Norfolk; Aharenda at Bradford
T.. I.
SailCd-0ct0ber 2l-TCuuCssee and Washington
from Pert # Spain: Trinidad for Rio De
JaueiF1 Brazil.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
MOvEuENTS OF yEssFTs-T,e
Seriously Injured In Fire.

Word was received by Prof. Willis p.
Moore. Chief of the Weather Bureau.
that the injuries of Capt Fred II. Young
and Harvey II. Spindler. who were in
the Mount Weather fire last Wednesday.
are more serious than at first reported.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In Te extension 81 Monroe street; motion % c0n-
firm verdict cont uued.
In re extension Of alley ia block g. Columbia
Heights; on hfarng
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

William L. Bishop. As. Charlottesville. Va. and
Laura j. Tyler. s. Fredericksburg. Va Rev. ) "a.
Green.
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EauIty Court No. I.

VHIEI JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Brent gs. HCpsI % a. order directing receivers
10 turn over an property O. trustee in bankruptcy.
Cumplaiuauts solicitor. No,i W BaTksiae
Morgan IS. Warwick time TO take testimony he
fore NJ H. Murray. examiner limited Complain
ants solicitors. W ID. Sullivan and j. A To0mey
defendants solicitors KalI8n & SIdd0us
Nyc Us. Nye. order directing letters rogai0fy %
witnesses in England Complainant solicitor, p
/. Wilson. defendants solicitor " " Bride
FaUuCc vs. HmclriGlt. order 0vCrubug motion 90
yacate order II September 81 sustaining demurrer
aud racatius same by consent UpoH terms. Com
Ulainaut's s1licitrr 7. H. Adriaans defendants ~
liCit1- j. Wilmer Latimgr
Prince vs. Prince. decree as 90 alim0ny modified
Complainant solicitor ]. Wilmer IhtinlT defend.
ants solicitor. John y. Laruor
No assignment for Monday. October 8 1907
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MIXED
This Prescription Said to Pre-
vent Weak Kidneys.
PREPARE REMEDY YOURSELF

Splendid Medicine for BacIzRche and
Urinary Trouble OF Men and WOm-
en-ReIieVeS Long Standing Cases
of Rheumatism, und There Is Not
"a Sufferer in the World Who Can
Afford TO Leave Ii Untried.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Sick Hair

IF your doctor deerooes, then use Ayers
Hair Vigor. He knOus The best trea,-
Eens for gour haif, Trust him.
If sick hair only ached as sick teeth
do, there would bevery few bald people
in the world. Why be kind to your
teeth and mean TO your hair? Ayers
Hair Vigor keeps we'll hair well.
Cures sick hair. Feeds weak hair.
A hair-food, 4 hair-medicine, a
hair tonic. &c Aver Co.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-11-22
Here's an Opportunity to Get Fine Piano By Little Wo

Standard Voting Coupon Good For Ten Votes
Sisseton, s. d.. Nov. 92 1907
This Piano Contest Voting Coupon is cast for
M
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-07

High School
Trims Valparaiso by
Score of 81 to O.

Hammond high school 81, Valpa-
raise high school 0. Although that
was the score, it does not begin to tell
the story Of the game. In just a few
words, there was nothing to ii, the
local eleven romped through the Val
paraiso line or around their ends at
will, and If the boys had cared TO ex-
ert themselves the score could have
been run up to SO. Coach Alice Of the
Hammond team was we'll pleased with
the game and said that there seemed
would do we'll this season. The
game started by Hammond kicking
Off to Valparaiso. Wilson caught the
ball, which he advanced twenty five
yards before he was tackled by Eb-
ert, Hammonds left tackle The Val
paraiso team went through for their
first ten yards but after that gain,
the local team held. and secured the
ball. Summers then tried long end
before he was tackled. The half back
We're sent through the line for small
gains until the ball was on Valpo's ten
yard line when Elliott was sent
around right end for the first touch
down, Hunter then kicked goal, score
to 0.
Hammond again kicked off TO VAL
paraiso and on a tumble by one OF the
Valparaiso backs, Qufgg captured the
ball and after a series OF end runs he
was again given the ball and went
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-07
TALKS TO FANS
BY GIL

across for the second five points.
hunter duplicated his performance BY
kicking goal. Score 12 to 0. After
the goal had been kicked the team was
Just ready to kick on for the third
tune. when time was called. In the
second half the local boys piled up
~ more points and the game ended
with tho score 81 TO in favor OF
the Hammond high school.
The local boys are profuse in their
praise OF the treatment they received
at the hands OF the Valparaiso team.
return game viii be played with
the Valpo team on Thanksgiving Day.
Tho lineup OF the Hammond team
Is as follows:
G.. Hitner; r.. c.. Graves and Meyn;
r. T.. Beianyi: Il. T.. Quigg; l. s., Par
sons; /. r.. Ebert, l.. H.. Elliot; q. b.
Summers and Hoffman; K. II. b.. Ken
nedy and Zoll; f. b.. Vedder; L, II. B..
Hunter.
Time OF halves--i5 minutes.
Referee-Gardner Of Valparaiso.
Umpire-Alloe OF Hammond.
MISREPRESENTATION and Thateh.
Fully 400 people witnessed the
game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-07
FIRST BLOOD FORLOCALS
Hammond Boys Win Foot
ball Game From Hege-
wisch; Score II to 0.

The Hammond football team won
their initial game yesterday afternoon
at Harrison Park by defeating the
Hegewisch team by the score Of II to
0. The game throughout was char
acterized by the fast playing of Ham
mond and the poor defense shown by
the Hegewisch aggregation. 1t was
called at o'clock sharp, Hammond
kicking off to Hegewisch. The local
boys then held the visiting team
down and big Bill" Edwards was
pushed across the line for the first
touchdown, Heiser kicked goal, score
6 to 0. The men lined up again and
Portz kicked the ball to the Hege-
wisch team ten yard line, Meyer
caught the pix skin and advanced it
twenty yards before he was tackled
by Geib, the Hammond captain. The
visiting team failed to make their
ten yard gain and the ball went over
to Hammond. This time Heiser, the
Hammond quarter, made a long quar-
terback run taking the ball within
ten yards of the Hegewisch goal
Smith was given the ball and by good
interference took the ball for the sec
ond touchdown. Heiser failed to kick
goal. Score Il to 0.
After making the two touchdowns
the local team loafed during the re
mainder of the game content with
their II points. The game was
played in Is and 20 minute halves. DR..
Groman acted as referee and McMa-
hon as umpire.
From the outlook Hammond will
have one of the best football teams
ever turned out and the boys are con-
fldent of landing the middleweigth
championship banner of the Chicago
Football league this year.
No game has been scheduled so far
for next Sunday.
over 400 people turned out to wit
ness yesterdays game.
The Hammond lineup was as fol-
lows, Smith and Ports; R G., Reel;
r. T., Flauers; R. E., p. Smith: L. G.,
Panneenburg; L. T., Murphy; l. E,
Geib; Q. b. Heiser; r. H. B., Mailman
and Edwards; T. b, Ports and Smith
l.. II. B., Kingsland
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-07
FACTS ABOUT WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.

SCHEDULE.
Oct. Sat Chicago oct 10-At Detroit
Oct. at Chicago oct. 11-At Detroit
oct 13-At Chicago oct. 12-At Detroit
RECEIPTS.
Players share-Fifty-fou per cent
gross first four games. OF which 60
per cent goes to winners and 40 per
cent TO losers.
owners share-Thirty- per cent
gross first four games; 80 per cent
of remaining games.
National commissions share-Ten per
cent gross OF all games.
ADMIsSIoNs-AT CHICAGO.
General admission, $1.00.
Grand stand, $3.50.
Box seats, $500.
ADMIssIONS-AT DETROIT.
General admission. 500.
Grand stand. $500
Box seats. $3.50.
Time OF each game-At Chicago, ESQ
p, m: at Detroit, p. m.
Umpires-National league, Henry
o'Day; American league. John f.
Sheridan.
Official scorers-A. J. Flanner and
Frank c. Richter.
Business sentatives-Robert b.
McRoy and John Heydler
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-07
CHAPTER XXXvIII.

Marines illness lasted longer than
she had anticipated and she was laid
up in all two weeks, including the
four or five days she spent at the
hospital. But as she often afterwards
declared she never before nor since
enjoyed more solid comfort in the
same length Of time.
To Marine who had scarcely known
illness. save for the time she had the
scarlet fever. there was something
very. comfortable, about being propped
ND in pillows and receiving the
thousand and one attention her
companionable nurse paid her, 10
say nothing Of the kindly offices OF
Mrs. Methven and Doris
CTo be Continued-1
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'Too bad!" he said sadly. .You
did it well, too. Garry her to the
ambulance over there"
"Oh, don't need any ambulance J,
exclaimed Marine. I'm not bur+,a
Whereupon the fireman took bis
helmet off his head and swinging :.
in the air he exclaimed. Hurrav,
Bully fer you, miss. Il thought Won,
We're deadi"