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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
Financial Record

NEW YORK, June s.-Money on call
steady; 1h@1% per cent: ruling rate, IN
closing bid. "; offered at * per cent.
Time loans, quiet and steady; sixty days
2@2K per cent; 90 days, az @2h per cent;
six months, az @s% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3M o. per cent.
Sterling exchange. easy with actual bust.
ness in bankers bills at 4.8695@4.87 for de-
mand and at 1850 QAS545 for sixty day
bills.
Commercial bills 4S5.
Bar silver. 52Hc.
Mexican dollars. Ate.
Bonds. governments Arm; railroads.
steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
INDICTMENT DISMISSED
FOR LACK OF EVIDENCE

PORTLAND, Ore, June S.--George
H. Hill, vice president of the defunct
Title Guarantee and Trust company.
will not be prosecuted on the four
charges on which he was indicted with
j. Thorburn Ross, T. II. Burkhart and
John E. Aitchison. All four charges
against Hill were dismissed today in
the circuit court by Presiding Judge
Gantenbein on the motion of Deputy
District Attorney Bert E. Haney.
Lack of evidence against Hill was
the reason given by Haney for moving
the dismissal.
Hill was indicted on four counts. =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive service to the Los Angeles Herald
by l.. A. Criser &c Co., members Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange, 305 San Fer
nando building. Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, June s.-The mining mar
ket dull and apathetic today all along the
line. The number OF shares handled during the
morning call was the smallest in many months.
ageregating only 35l0 shares.
Goldield Consolidated was weak at sS.32ts
bid, Florence at 50. .12ia and Daisy at 90c.
There were only a few orders from the east,
and these were mostly selling orders. Local
talent displayed little or no interest In the
market
Following are the closing quotations of the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange board, to-
gethe rwith the regular call sales:
CnI DISTRICT-
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK, June s.-With a holiday in
London there was not a great deal doing in
the local metal markets. Tin was reported
weak with quotations ranging from $27 .909
cS 20. Copper continued dull. Some of the
big producers are predicting higher prices be-
fore the end of the summer. but these fore
casts appear Ineffective in the manner of de-
mAnd Lake. 81. 2.75912.s7li; electroiytic. s12 so
'@1275; casting, ST.. .s7lz@12.5o. Lead was firm
but unchanged at "a .60@4 .85. Iron was quiet
No. northern foundry, SIG. 1901. so; No. O.
SIC. .25@17; No. 1 southern and No. southern
soft 6061I7
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

@ Shipments of oranges and lemons (
@ from Los Angeles Friday, June 8, were (
3 81 carloads of oranges and 80 carloads
% of lemons.
8 Total to date there were shipped
% $4,000 carloads, of which 1854 were
% lemons.
% Last season TO date there were ship
@ ped 22,039 carloads, of which 2110 4
% were lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
Sunar and Coffee

NEW YORK. June s-Coaee futures closed
net unchanged; sales $3.50 bags, including June
and July at 5.95c; Sept. March and April at
5. 9Cc: May 5.e5c. Spot coffee, quiet; No. 7
Rio, exc; Santos. No. 4. SIC; mild. quiet Cor
dova, 9%@l2c.
sugar-Raw firm fair refining. 3.S71k@3. .90c;
centrifugal 96 test 4.37594.39c; molasses
sugar. s.621sQS.6lc; refined. steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK. June s.-Spot cotton closed
quiet; middling upiands. Lilo; do gulf. 11.65c:
sales. 5000 bales.
ST LOUIS, June 8.--WooI, firm; medium
grades combng and clothing, 16@lSc; light fine.
i4@15c: heavy fine. 1oQi1c; tub washed, 1e@25c.
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Ruttsr. Eaas and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-Butter--Fancy
creamery, 24o; seconds. 23c; fancy dairy.
Cheese-New, 11@11hc; Young America.
13@13hc
Eggs-Ranch. 24c: store. 22hc.
CHICAGO, June Son the produce ex-
change today the butter market was easy;
creameries, 19@23c; dairies. 17Q21c. Eggs,
steady at mark. cases included. 14@14hc;
frsts lac; prime frsts. 1870. Cheese.
easy s%Q12c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
Treasury Balances

WASHINGTON, June S.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances shows: Available cash
balance. s2<1 547. 1885, gold coin and bullion. $685..
6st,t47: gold certificates. $36, ,s6f, $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
San Francisco MInIno Stocks
IAN FRANCISCO. June s.-Following were
iciaf closing uuOta tions todav.
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June &-The government crop
report was made public 15 minutes prior to the
close OF the session. 1t placed the condition
OF winter wheat on June at Sc per cent of a
normal crop. which Is loss OF points since
May l. Spring wheat wRs estimated at 95 or
a gain Of 6.S during the month of May. The
total area sown to spring wheat was shown
TO be 81 per cent more than was sown last
Year and the total Of winter and spring wheat
was estimated at nearly 100. .000, 900 bushels In
excess of the total area harvested last year.
The general selling which followed the publi-
cation OF the figures caused decline of nearly
1c In the Anal moments OF trading. but the
market had previously become quite weak be-
would increase the estimate for the crop. There
was general recovery all deliveries. The
market weakened toward the end of the final
hour The close near the lowest point
July opened A4&c higher at 87AQ87Mc, ad-
vanced to S7&qS7hc and then declined to S5%c
The close was at S5%QS5%c.
The corn market was firm early in the day
Later a weak tone prevailed. July closed at
6e%c
oats were weak all day. chiefly because OF
the character of government report. The mar
ket closed weak; July at 43%c.
Provisions were steady all day because of a
DC advance In live hogs At the close July pork
was on 2hc and lard and ribs were each 21sc
higher.
NEW YORK, June S-Aithough the early
wheat tone was strong with a sharp advance
On wet weather news and bullish state reports
prices broke after midday under liquidation
and the bearish crop report closed sdllhc net
lower; July 1895 1-16c closed s4c; Sept. 920
e3%c. closed e2c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

8 NEW YORK, June Stopper, lake o
81 $l2.55@12.8718, electrolytic S12.50@ %
o 12.75. casting s1s.371a @12.50. @
@ Lead, $4.40@4.50 (.
o Tin, $27.90@28.s0. q
@ Silver, 52zsc. @
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, June 8-Bank clearings
were $1,623, 49, against $i.S6 .13 for the
corresponding date last year; decrease Of
$g45, .35. Following is comparative state
ment
1908 1907 1906
June s.sl s2S, ,O62 rs ST. $685. 5SS 10 81 s7s, 7O7 so
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09

PCT
(1O0-lb. sacks), No. l. s1.s5; corn 200 lbs).
s1.9O; cracked corn 200 lbs). H.s5; feed
meal 200 lbs.). $780, rolled barley 600
lts), s1.70; oil cake meal 600 lbs.). $3.50;
shorts (loO lbs.). s1sO; bran. heavy uoo lbs.)
n65
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
Sales for the Week
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales-i6, 900 Johnnie Con. at 2kc; 100
10 (B. 60) at 21zc; 1900 do (B 60) at csc.
Listed Stocks
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09

II you want TO go east, c. Haydock.
Aren't Illinois Central r. r.. lis w. eth
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Market Ranges

Wheat-July, s5M @s5%c; September,
Skc; December. old $3.50; new. s5%c.
Corn--July. ssh @651Ac; December. 55%c;
May. 651sc.
oats-JuIy. old 4s%c; new. 41Tc: Sep
tember, 35Nc; May $3.50.
Cash quotations were follows:
Flour, quiet and steady.
Wheat--No. 3. 95c GD$1.04.
Corn-No. 2, 6s@6slSc; No. yellow, 72
@72hc.
Oats-No. 8 white. 51@5skc
Flaxseed-No northwestern, $1.23h.
Short ribs-sides (loose). $70o@I5o.
Mess pork-Per bbi.. s13.7O@1375.
Lard--Per 100 lbs. $s.74k.
Sides-Short. clear (boxed). SI5O@I75.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-wheat. easy;
no trading.
Barley. weak: December SLASH.
TACOMA. June S-Wheat. unchanged; !;
blue stem. $50; club, SIC; red. s5c.
PORTLAND, June s.-Wheat: Club. $50
ssc; blue stem. s1@s2c; red. ss@s7c; valley.
sS@ 90c. $50
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

The following quotations prevail at the
Capitol mills
MEALS PER 100 LBS IN SACKS
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Morninq Sales

Bonnie Clare-1000 7%c; 1000 6'c.
Combination Fraction-20O Acc.
Daisy-100 CSC (B. 800; 200 soc.
Bulfrog Homestake-2000 29c.
jim Butler-500 25c.
Jumbo Ex.-6O0 &c (B. S0): 100 26c.
Nevada Hills-200 81.
Searchlight Parallel-10,0 900 2s.
Johnnie-5S, 900 2Ac
Afternoon Sales
Eureka-1000 s6M.
Associated Oil-l0 s2S so.
Johnnie-40,00 900 2Ac.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09

Kaffir corn ..............''.... l.SO
Capitol -four is retailed at $1.65 per Il
sack and S5c per x sack
The following quotations prevail at the
Globe mills:
FLOUR
Al flour ............'s''''''.' 10. ~
Gl0De hour
Made OF select California wheat:
Silver Star flour ..............'...'. 80. 80
xxx nour .....'.'''.'...:''.. H'o*
Eighth bbls., zoe per bbL higher.
Bakers nour (made OF eastern hard
wheat)s per bbL:
Globe hour ........'s..'s''.'' .''s'''''''No W "
Eastern graham ..............s'..'''' oVO
Bakers Al flour ........s.........'. bAO
Blended wheat hours:
Bakers Magnolia nour ........'..''..s6 $3.50
Bakers pastry -four ................. Div
Eastern rye S.W
Al -four Is retailed at s1.65 per v sack
and 85c per u sack Globe family. sl'7o
per sack and 90c per Y sack
MEAL AND CEREAL GOODS (per 100
lbs).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
Ns,u vork Stocks

NEW YORK, June s.-FollowinE were
the closing quotations today:
T,,ds High Low Closing
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EGG AND BUTTER PRICES
ADVANCE ON THE EXCHANGE
CHANGE is DUE TO DECREASE IN
RECEIPTS
Strawberries Are Firm at Better ouo-
tations-Peaches and Cabbage
Decline-Receipts of Fruit
Are Normal

Butter and eggs advanced on the produce
exchange yesterday. The advance in but
ter amounts to 2Mc all around and that Of
eggs to 1c. The new quotation on eggs is
2S@24c The quotation established on
creamery extra butter was soc for the two
pound roll The advance in these products
is due to the season. which prompts a grad
uaI falling off in receipts. Butter remained
six weeks at the old quotations.
Trading was good the produce ex-
change. Sales were 10 sacks of lima beans,
10 pounds of cooking butter, 20 cases Of
local ranch eggs, rs sacks Of red onions.
Strawberries were firm at 343hc, an ad-
vance Of NC over Saturdays prices. Re-
ceipts were limited yesterday and prospects
are that strawberries will again rally.
Other berries were about the same. Re-
ceipts were normal and the market good
Cherries moved rapidly at 697c. The
receipts amounted to 1000 boxes to noon.
Other receipts were recorded later. April
cots were in fair receipt.
Peaches declined to 75c box, meeting
with an excellent sale at that price. Re-
ceipts of peaches amounted to 125 boxes.
Cabbage was down to 400 soc sack, a
drop of 10c. There were enough fish In mar
ket to supply a fair demand. Small varie-
tias uaro somewhat scarce,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-09
MINING QUOTATIONS

Yesterdays quotations of the Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange were
California
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
CAN'T GET AWAY FROM EN-.

San Francisco, Aug. Aug. 26.-Joe
Cans and Abe AttelI cannot break away
from their former habits
Not only do the pair spar together
and go through their daily routine of
training, but they also shoot craps in
their leisure time and have great sport
Il winning and losing their money.
Joe Cans is credited with having lost
his entire fortune at the game. He was
always fond of rolling the BONES" and
when he defeated Nelson at Goldfeld
nearly two years ago he Immediately
betook himself to a saloon near by
worries. He is said to have lost good
portion of the purse before he quit
the city.
Attell has been credited with fond
ness for the races heretofore. He has
been a we'll known frequenter of the
various tracks around San Francisco
and never seemed to shun them in 9TH
er places. 1t is said that a good part
of his earnings has gone into the
pockets of the bookmakers.
Billy Roche is no longer being ad-
vanced a referee by the promoters
here. This is because Billy is trying to
cut into the managerial end of the
game himself and will make another
try with the little club he has at Colma
He has held two series of bouts at the
place now and has not done so very
well financially, but has succeeded in
arousing considerable antagonism from
Jimmy Coffroth's faction
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
WOMAN IS INSULTED
Foreigners Are Fined Heav.
lily For Threatening to
Attack Mrs. J. Peto.
Especial to THE TINES

Indiana Harbor, Ind, Aug 81
Michael and John Doe, two brothers of
foreign descent. were fined SASS each
in Judge Reilands court yesterday af-
ternoon on a charge of assault and
battery. The charge was preferred by
John Peto, the Pennsylvania avenue sa-
Iloonkeeper. Peto declares that the Doe
brothers entered his saloon on Tuesday
evening and after purchasing several
drinks began to abuse him.
About this time Mrs Peto entered the
saloon and the men addressed several
insulting remarks to her. She paid
no attention to them, and when they
declared their intention of assaulting
her, the irate Peto caused their arrest.
Indiana Harbor want no men they are
Doe calibre and the sooner they are
sent to the county Jail at Crown Point,
the better the action will be appre-
ciated by Harbor voters. The Doe
brothers were partially intoxicated and
perhaps would not have attempted the
assault had they been sane, but this
possibility does not mitigate their
criminal intent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27

Sully on his dimpled chin and down
and out he was.
Goodman held Wolgast to a draw,
however, and sprung a big surprise on
the fans.
The fight was witnessed by 1900
fans, who packed into DANA hall for
the bout Chicago and Milwaukee
were represented by 800 at the ring
side
Both men were under weight Nor
ris Sayers of Milwaukee was referee
and his decision of a draw was met
with cheers, giving the best of salts
faction.
The first round went to Wolgast by
a margin and he worked the loop the
loop punch successfully. Goodman
took the second by a hair. In the
third Goodman complained of being hit
low, but no foul was allowed. He
fought hard and easily had the bet
ter of the round, uppercutting WoIgast
repeatedly.
The fourth was all Wolgast, and he
also took the fifth. bringing blood from
Goodman's nose. Wolgast complained
of being hit low in the sixth and let
up some, but he went after Goodman
and pounded him against the ropes
Goodman finished strong. Both were
tired in the seventh. and it was an
even break, and the eighth appeared
to favor Goodman.
In the opinion of the fight fans Good
man fought the cleaner battle, but
the decision was right. Frank ConIey
of Kenosha challenged the winner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
Return From Florida.

John O'Flynn and wife of this city
have made arrangements to enjoy an
extended eastern trip. They will leave
during the coming week for Rochester,
N Y, and will visit friends and rela-
tives throughout New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio before their return II
April of next year. Mr.. O'Flynn for
the past four years has operated the
buffet at the corner of Grapevine and
Michigan avenues. He has accepted
Charles Cook. an experienced bar man
as a partner to look after his local
interests during his six months abb
sence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
CLABBY KNOCKS
out SULLIVAN
Hammond Pugilist Gives
His Opponent Just Two
Minutes in the Ring.
WALTER PARKER BREAKS ARM
Goodman Holds Wolgast To Draw
at Racine Before Fifteen
Thousand Fans.

Jimmy Clabby. the crack Hammond
featherweight. added to his laurels last
night by knocking his man out in two
minutes, at Racine, Wis
To the great disappointment of his
friends, Jimmy was fooled out of his
go with Walter Parker in the semi
finals. Parker in training the day be-
fore the fight, broke his arm and was
unable to go on. Willie Sullivan, a
promising Chicago featherweight, was
substituted for Parker and Jimmy con-
scented to go on with Sullivan.
Well, Sully lasted just two short
minutes. Clabby hooked him right and
left the first crack out.of the box and
it was Sully to the pads. The Chicago
man got up, stalled around, sent sew
eral wild haymakers in Clabby's direc-
ton, but Jimmy found an opening and
shot in that wicked right. 1t caught
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
CAMBELL CUP 4
DESIRABLE TROPHY
Race on Lake Michigan Will Begin
at Harbor at l 0'Clock-Contest
on River Begins at IL O'Clock in
the Morning-Prize List is Best
offered By Any Club.

The Labor day races of the Calumet
Power Boat club are looked forward
to with considerable interest in motor
boat circles in Lake Michigan ports
Members of Michigan City, Jackson
Park, Chicago Power Boat and Ham
signifed their intention of participant
ing in the races
DR.. F. R. Warren of Michigan City,
Ind, is installing a new engine in his
fifty-one cruiser for the purpose Of try
ing to capture the Campbell cup, the
annual race for which is the banner
event among Western Power Boat clubs.
F. H. Noble winner of the Campbell
cup in 1907 has already entered his
cruiser Swastika for the race and there
| is every edication at present that the
much coveted cup will be holly con-
tested for
Two races are to be given by the
local club on Labor Day. one on Lake
Michigan starting from Calumet har-
Dor at 100 p. m. and another on Calu-
met river starting at HOO a. m.
The list of prizes is already complete
and entirely surpass anything hitherto
offered by any other Western Club.
They will be on display at Campbell &
ing the next few weeks.
The committee having charge of the
races is composed as follows:
Committee.
W. F. Gossick, chairman; Squire
Burke, George Kratzenberg. A r. Van
lValkenburgh. John Curtin.
Labor Day Races.
Motor Boat races to be held by the
Calumet Power Boat club on Labor
Day. Sept. T. 1908, at Calumet Harbor
Ill, open to boats of all clubs which
are members of the Western Power
Boat Association.
Prizes:
Campbell Cup race, Is to 25 miles on
Iage Michigan:
First prize-The Campbell cup. do
dated by SAIr. Duncan Campbell Of
Campbell & Co, S211 Commercial ave-
nue.. Cup to become the absolute prop
erty of anyone winning it three times
Won in 1907 by the cruiser Swastika, of
Jackson Park Yacht club, owned by Mr.
F. II. Noble.
Second proze-Silver loving cup, do
mated by the Calumet Power Boat Club.
Third prize-s5.0O in marine mer-
lchandise at Great Lakes Supply Com
ipany, $50 Ninety-second street.
Calumet Race Cup.
Ten to fifteen miles on Calumet river:
First prize-Silver loving cup. do
mated by the Calumet Power Boat Club.
Second prize-$S00 in marine march
andise at Great Lakes Supply Com
pany, 160 Ninety second street.
Third prize-Brass bilge pump, do
noteed by Fred Peulecke, 9122 RE ave
nue.
Special Prizes.
Special prizes, donated by Henning &
lSteinweg, Ninety second street and
Erie avenue
Special prize-AR map of the Calu-
met river showing bridges and dis
tances. will be awardede to the boat
in each race winning closest to it's
rated time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
ICON" TO KILL FOOTBALL.

Madison, Wis, Aug. 26.-There are
University of Wisconsin alumni who
believe they see in the wholesale com
ing" of men available for this years
ladger team a careful and well defined
conspiracy on the part of the faculty
to kill football.
A day or so ago it was reported that
sixteen men would be kept out of the
game because of conditions, but. now
that the names are out, the list dwin-
dies down to seven-and they are sew
eral of the strongest possibilities among
the candidates. Therefore many alumni
ARE saying harsh things about the
"Hawvawd" men on the Wisconsin uni
iYersity faculty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
ANOTHER WRESTLING MATCH

The second grand wrestling match
for the championship of the state of
Illinois. catch as you can style will take
place at Koneczny's hall, 1901 CONNER
cial avenue on Saturday evening. Their
will be three different matches the
participants being follows:
Tom Rolewicz and Young Coli,
Rolewicz is the welterweight cham
pion of Illinois and Coli is the cham
pion of Chicago Heights. The second
match will be between Young Hacken-
smith and Kartche, known as Williams
of West Hammond.
The-windups will be between Joe
Stuczinski and Jack Besner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
COUNTY CANDIDATES
MEET STATE LEADERS
Gather at East Chicago Yes
terday Afternoon in
Weiland's Hall.
DISCUSS LOCAL SITUATION
Senator Goodwine and Judge Gun
nerson Enter Into Subject With
Test of a Resident.
Especial to THE TIMEs).


East Chicago, Ind, Aug. 27.-The re-
publican love feast in Weiland's hall,
yesterday afternoon, was attended by
about seventy-five local politicians,
ready to greet Ex-Governor Durbin,
Senator Goodwine and Congressman
Crumpacker with words of assurance.
They were somewhat disappointed,
however by the failure of all but Sena-
tor Goodwin to put in an appearance,
the other members of the party having
abandoned the East Chicago trip.
The meeting took on the appearance
of a local precinct meeting, and Sena-
tor Goodwine and Judge Emerson of
Vincennes entered into the discussion
of local conditions with the zest of a
resident. Republican aspirants for
county offices were present and spent
their time in securing henchmen for
the coming campaign.
Among those present from out of
town were Candidate Grant of Lowell;
Candidate Jones of Crown Point; Au-
ditor Johnson, Treasurer Mack, Rep
resentative- elect E. w. Mickey, Judge
Reiter, Chairman F. Richard Schaaf,
Pante Haralovitch of Whiting, and
Judge B. Nj Cheney
Local precinctmen declared their
confidence that they would be able to
line their ward men at the polls in
November, and if assurances count for
aught, East Chicago will deliver a
handsome majority.
The visiting politicians added en-
coura cling remarks TO the IahorS Of the
local men and extracted a promise
from every one to attend the meeting
at Indiana Harbor in the evening, par
ticulars of which are given elsewhere
in THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
THREATENS SUNDAY BASEBALL.

Detroit, Aug. 26.-Prosecuting Attor-
lney Yerkes is preparing to take action
looking toward the suppression of Sun
day baseball in Detroit, and he hopes to
be able to prevent the game scheduled
for next Sunday between Detroit and
Cleveland.
Il find the law is very clear regard
ing the playing of Sunday ball. and
since there has been demand that ]
stop the game there is nothing left for
me to do" he said: Il understand it is
proposed to play a game here Sunday
and 1 hope to have my case sufficiently
advanced to stop it"
The prosecutor will apply to the Cir
cult court for a mandamus to compel
Police Commissioner Smith to prevent
the game. Heretofore the police com
missioner has refused to act.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
EAST CHICAGO.
Huddleston Case Advanced.

several weeks a topic of interest in
Gary, yesterday made its advent into
the records of the superior court. The
entire set of papers comprising the
original action in which Huddleston
was ordered to withdraw from the
Steel Company premises were filed in
transcript by Judge William A. Reiland,
of East Chicago. Huddleston is still
enjoying a disputed possession of the
property and is unusually unfortunate
in that he is not compelled to pay any
rent during his residence in the Steel
Company's house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-27
Teal Gets New Contract.

Mortician Teal of the Z. S. Red Cross
corps, has been selected by the Hanna
lines to assume the direction of their
ambulance calls from Michigan City
to Kensington, with Harbor Junction
as his division point. Mr. TeaTs past
service in cases where urgent calls
have been made has been such as to
fully warrant his acceptance of this
new duty. Aside from being a loyal
Harborite, Mr.. Teal is an excellent NOR
tician and fully understands every
branch of undertaking work.