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New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
FLOYD WINS AT GOLF
PLAYS IN TOP FORM.
Birmingham Beaten in WykogyI
Club Tournament.

Channins Floyd. OF the New York Golf Club.
sprsng surprise by defeating T. V. Birmingham.
the home farorite, by UP and 1 to play in the
final round for the chief cup in the invitation golf
tournament the links OF the wy-kagyl Country
Club yesterday. The winner. who is product OF
the Van Cortlandt Park public links won the tour
naments there for the last two years.
The men hung together throughout their matcn
IN the final round They turned for home all
square. the cards reading Al for Floyd and ~ for
the home player Birmingham won the tenth hole
in q capital 8. and. by laying his man deao
styrnie on the twelfth green, won that hole aiso'
making him up.
A wild drive cost BIRMINGHAM the thirteenth and
weak putting the fifteenth That left the pair All
square and then Floyd the match with beau
rff,ll SIS at the sixteenth and seventeenth holes
After the twelfth Floyd had set pace that was
hard 10 beat getting down in par figures better
AT every hole The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

The oeieated elshl cup was "OII Us = N ~ "
OF Saeekil who beat S. d. Bowers, of Brooklawn,
4 up and 3 play. in the final round
The summary follows:
Ffrs. Gun fsern-rna ruund)-T. Y. Birmingham Wyka-
CYL beat J r. Turner. Nyksgyl. up and 6 10 play
Channng Floyd. New York, beat H V. Games. Nyhs-
gyl up and play -
Final round-Floyd beat Birmingham. up and TO
play.
Second cup (semi-fnal roundl-C. M. Inslee WykagyL
beat @ X. Naltby Wykagyl. ! up and 3 10 play.
Henry Herring Spsnoy, beat G. c. Conley, SiWanoy,
: VI.
Final round-Inslee beat Herring up and 3 10 play
Third cup tsern-fnal round)-M p. Watson. Dun-
woodie. from l. B. GVryer. siwanoy. by default
E Y Segger1nan Midland beat Joseph Harcie, Scars
dale up 3 play.
Final round-Seggerman beat Watson, up and j 10
play ~
Fourth cup roundlw. S. Brown, Fox Hills
beat : Hoy1. Wykasyl, 2
P. { Pointer, Elizabeth. beat George Bowly. Spring
Lake. up and play.
FSnai round-Poinier from Brown default.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
PUTS UP NECKLACE FOR CHAUFFEUR
Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady Did Not Have 500
for Bail in Speeding Arrest.

Because she didn't have 800 with her. Mrs. Mich
olas r. Brady. of No $50 Fifth avenue, took
amethyst necklace, set with fifteen stones. from
her neck and left 1t with the Jamaica police yester
day afternoon that Gaylor c. Knapp, of No
i7s East 73d street. her chauffeur, need not go TO
Jail.
The chauffeur arrested after a chase by two
motorcycle policemen along the Merrick road. and
charged with running Mrs. Brady's at the rate
of forty miles hour Mrs. Brady's husband is
a son of Anthony N Brady.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
MANHATTAN.

Quick scoring the part Of ]. L. Poyer was
the feature of the game between Brooklyn and
Columbia Oval at Prospect Park. which was won
by the Brookyns by margin of 4S runs. He
at the wicket for sxty-fve minutes. and in
that time up 77 runs in fine style, only marred
by couple of chances which were not accepted.
He followed this up by taking four wickets for Is
runs, while II. Poyer credited with three
wickets for 81 runs. For Columbia Oval, A. Hos
kings captured seven wickets for 81 runs and bat
ted in good style for Is, while Whitehorne led the
batsmen.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
ABARENDA's CAPTAIN ACQUITTED.

Washington. June l3.-The naval board OF which
Captain Berry chairman reported that
the charges OF cruelty, etc. preferred against Cap
tain George Worley, merchant master of the naval
collier Abarenda. by members of the have
not been sustained by the evidence. No further &C
tion VIII be taken by the department..
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
YOUNTAKAH TEAM WINS.
North Jersey Golfers Badly Beaten
on Opponenfs Links.

There were twelve on side IN the team match
between the Yountakah Country Club and the
North Jersey Country Club over the former 8
links yesterday. Yountakah showed no mercy on
the visiting delegation and won AZ to H. The
results were:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
CLASS A.
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

Members Of the Nassau Country Club competed
in a four-ball handicap tournament yesterday, and
as might be expected, low totals resulted There
was 4 tie for first place between A L. White and
Harvey Murdoch s4-l7-67, and J. W. Dammach
and c d Smithers, with the card. The
scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
NORTH JERSEY.
YOUNTAKAH
ARDSlEY CLUB.

P NJ Taylor and ]. A Black tied for the Daniel
Bacon cup yesterday the Ardsley Club links.
Their net scores rs. but Taylor had the better
gross score, SO. to 81 for Black The lowest gross
record of the day S. made by S. c. Mabon
The leaders in the handicap
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
Midi AND GOLF CLUB.

ro,y scores were returned in the ball sweepstakes
ouen 10 members Of the Midland GOLF Cluo' over
.fe Salisbury links at Garden City yesterday. H
= E[trg 1on with 73 net. aided by 1s-stroke
o,lo,rarce The best scores Were
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
RlcHNoNo COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

Handicap mixed foursomes afforded the golf at
Traction at the Richmond County Country Club
Yesterday Mr. and Mrs J. Z. Faber with
card Of 1O2-2+7& There large turnout OF
members during the afternoon. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
pykER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

More than thirty members OF the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club competed yesterday in the club handi-
cap the club links Fort Hamilton. j. F.
Jones led the field, with net 72, from handicap.
The leaders
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

The New Brunswick Golf Club team visited the
Forest Hill golfers yesterday a Newark, and was
defeated 10y % holes TO S. 1t was the first match
of the season for the New Brunswick golfers. The
teams and scores
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
KENYON HOUSI

KENYON HOUSE.
QUONOCONTAUG BEACH. r. 1. Fare. Norwich Line
81 II: spacious grounds; shaded lawns superior
large bountful table: SIS and
bowling free Send for booklet
REST WHILE COTTAGE.-Larg. rooms: broad
piazza. modern improvements: table supply from
own farm: terms $3.50 week PAUL VUILI e
AENOT, 1910. Pittsned. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
Country Board.

BEAUTIFUL. heathfui location. two hours from city
commanding view Sugar Loaf and Warwick Noun
tains bountif,l table: modern improvements small
children. MRS. L. H PALMER. Sugar Lonf. N Y
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
Country Board.

Country Board.
ENoVhaELE HOME.-Excellent bright, drst-
, co1ninodatons. with but few hoarders and
those renned cooking and UNSURPASSED tbs
natusoIne Ihateau. situated
green Park; so minutes from city: near Erie station
Tome and see write v AEDFP
Chateau Passaic. ~ ~
oN fECoNIC BAY.-Alwnys and healthy. three
.ilues 10 me free bathing. fishing: modern i'm
telephone: shade; guarantee table
lactory nome raised produce to por
week captain HALLoCK, Flanders l. + -
MouNTAlN BROOK FARM HOUSE. ACCONAIO|
a,es 90 adults SO; children proportonatey: raise
produce poultry mountain spring da
rural delivery Write for circular FRANErIN ny .N
Neversnk Sullivan Co, N " fN-''
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

Owing to the splendid batting of ]. I. Gildea
the Yonkers team enabled a victory
against Bensonhurst by 102 to So in the league
game at Ulmer Park. Gildea in fine form
and ran up 81. before getting caught, while A
Schooling and j. Lardman contributed 20 and TO-
respectively. A. R Smith led the bowlers with
six wickets for rs runs, and J. Critchlow took
four for %. E. A. w Murray played we'll for 10
on the losing side, and G.. Stedman, J. o. P.
Humphreys and J. NJ. Christie were seen to ad-
vantage with the ball.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
UP IN VERMONT

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN
WHERE You CAN CATCH TROUT.
Rooms suite and with bath
Booklet W. J. & NJ D. PRICE
Canadensts p o. Pa
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

The Kings County second team badly beaten
by Manhattan II in a second section league game
at Prospect Park E. Stevens played a splendid
innings Of 50 for the winners, and J. P. Standfast
and z. Prie followed with of 81 and 80. re-
spectively. J. Dixon bowled excellently and capt
ured 6 wickets for IS runs. while Prie took 2 for
Il. For Kings County W. H. Williams led with
both bat and ball. scoring "a and taking wickets
for II B. Fabia the only other double
figure scorer in the innings, which reached SIS,
while the Manhattans' total III for wickets.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

The Bensonhurst second eleven easily defeated
the Yonkers team at Van Cortlandt Park by a
score of 15e to 81 in second section championship
league game. c. Marshall led the winning side
with e6. and /. HAZEL followed with "a Other
doubles were added by c. Worth, ]. Parks and
W. Huggins. while Parks took wickets for 20
runs and G. Wyse captured for o. T. Rafferty,
did the best batting for Yonkers. and Ryan and
Ieadman accomplished the best bowling
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

SLlooPS-CL.AsS P-sTART. p M.-COURSE u
MILES
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

The New York Veterans played well against the
Brooklyn second eleven Williamsbridge, but
lacked o from scoring a victory from the
visitors F. P. Rodgers the high score man
for Brooklyn in not-out innings of 81. while W.
Massiah A Baxter. L. Lowell and J. Segnior ran
up double figures. For the Veterans s. Low
scored s3 in a fine innings, and W. P Charles was
not out for II when the game terminated. The
bowling honors divided between Low, Allen
and Cook. for the Veterans, and Challenger, Deane
and Baxter for Brooklyn. The totals were: Brook
lyn, 118; New York Veterans, sS.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

The defeated eight cup won by c H Brown,
OF Saegkill who beat S. d. Bowers, OF BrookIa"h
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
BOYS LEAVE SCHOOL
Whiting Lads Acations
Make His Father Much
Worry and Trouble.

Valparaiso, Ind, Sept. 16.-(SpeciaD
Eugene Putnam and Harry Hayes,
the two boys who left the Valparaiso
school two weeks ago, are reported to
be in Toledo. They do not seem to be
particularly anxious to return either
home or to school. DR.. W. E. Putnam,
of Whiting, the father of the 17-year-
old boy, is very much worried over
his sons persistence in refusing an
education. 1t is his only son and he
could never do enough for him The
boys actions have so preyed on his
mind that the father has sought a
change of scenery and surroundings.
He left this week for Denver where
he will visit for a time with DR. Til
den. Tilden, who is the editor of THE
Stuffed club" DR.. Putnam has turned
his practice over to DR.. E. NJ Wells.
Harry Hayes, who left school with
the Putnam boy. is a Robertsdale boy,
and is the son of James Hayes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16

ter after spending the week end with
her parents in Cleveland avenue.
Misses Susie and Francis Simon of
Pearl street saw the Montana Limited
at the Calumet last evening.
Mrs. Edwin Mizo of Jackson Park was
the guest of her sisters. Mesdames
Roberts and Grisdale. Monday
c. Woodman of Indinana Harbor was
the guest of friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Alex Hazelett of Roberts avenue
spent the day visiting in Chicago.
Robert Turley of Lincolnavenue re-
turned from Allegan, Mich, where he
spent the past two weeks visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Aid
rich.
Mr. and Mrs Boness of Cleveland
avenue entertained friends from Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Stress of Roberts ave-
nue. visited her niece. Mrs. Charels
Ropke in Chicago Monday.
Misses c. Schaaf. ]. Hubbard. M.
Stein, NJ. Rohan, E. Stress and Mrs H
Theissen attended Prof Nelson's mu-
steal recital at Bessemer Park hall last
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William Eggers enter
tanned the latter's brother, Frank
Smith of Chicago, at their home in
Roberts avenue Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilkins of Den
yer. Col, are spending few days visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coon of Atch-
ison avenue.
Miss Anna Minsberg and NJ. Ferguson
saw las Told in the Hills" at Towle's
Opera House last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Oakley returned
home after two weeks visit with
relatives in Evansville, Ind.
Mrs. Ed Burke and adughter, Miss
Mamie OF Chicago, visited Mrs. H. Ba-
der of Harrison avenue Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
SUBJECT FOR PROH|Ds
Horse Gets a Drink in an
Indiana Harbor
Saloon.
Especial to THE TIMEs).


Indiana Harbor, Ind, Sept 15.-In-
diana Harbor has a horse with an edu-
Gated taste for liquors. The animal
belongs to local foreign baker, some
where on the east side, and recently
surprised its owner by stepping from
the harness and making it's way at
breakneck speed down Michigan ave-
nue.. The horse reached the saloon of
bred and Thirty eighth and Beech
streets where the Pete emporium is To-
Gated, and Immediately attempted to
get in the doorway. Being rather
large, the glass in the door was broken
and the panel forced out, while Mr..
Quad Ruped was left with his head
sticking through the broken glass. To
say that Pete was surprised is INSULT
cient. He was astonished, but regained
his good will suddenly. Thinking of
no other suitable drink, he decided to
offer the equine visitor ''horse-neck''
(whatever that Isl, and was refused.
The horse preferred settler and Pete,
armed with the Settler bottle gave him
a goodly portion.
1t was the horses turn to be sur
prised, but he seemed to appreciate the
beverage and neighed for more Being
told that the stock was out, the visitor
glassware, quietly walked away, and
Pete wondering where he could raise
the SO necessary to repair the glass
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
LOWELL.

On account of Senaor Hemenway's in
ability to get here, the grand republican
rally advertised for Lowell next Satur-
day has been called off.
WILDER Thompson and wife of Chi
cago, are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Thompson of this place.
Wilbur is a street car conductor in Chi
cago.
Miss Agnes Benson of Chicago, mu-
sic teacher in the Lowell schools, was
here Tuesday and gave he pupils their
first lesson. She will visit the schools
once week.
Hon. s. c. Dwyer and daughter
Flenn. left this morning for Greencas-
tle Ind. where Miss Glenn will at
tend college. From Greencastle Mrs.
Dwyer will go to Indianapolis to be
present at the special session of legis-
lature which convenes Sept. IS.
Miss Burton, trained nurse of Chi
cago. is here the guest of Mrs Alvin
Wood.
Mail Carrier Ragon is taking his
regular annual vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
STRAW HAT CAUSES
SOUTH CHICAGO RIOT
Hegewisch Man Had Mar
row Escape Yesterday
Afternoon.
He BUYS HIMSELF 4 FEDORA
Mayor Buses Ukas Expired on the
Fifteenth Of September
Wearer Tempted Fate.

A small riot at the corner of Ninety
second street and Commercial avenue
about o'clock yesterday afternoon,
caused great excitement to people re-
turning home from work
Two policemen who were about a
block from the scene of the tumult
came running breathlessly up to the
corner asking what the matter was,
but they received no reply.
They started to get into the crowd
or men who started the riot, when a
man started down the street with a
straw hat torn to shreds 1t was James
OShaunesey Of Hegewisch who had
ventured into South Chicago in the
summer headgear after Mayor Busse's
ukase on straw hats, which extended
its life two weeks longer had run out,
1t being the 18th of the month.
Buys a Fedora.
O'Shaunesey, while running down the
street still clinging to the remaining
parts of his summer headgear, dashed
into the store of John Alderman and
bought new fedora hat and came out
and wendell his way to the Pennsyl-
vania depot and caught the next train
to Hegewisch, where the people will
appreciate his new hat.
In hundreds of South Chicago homes
something of this sort might have been
heard:
Wife, put the straw hat on the shelf
It is good yet and I can wear 1t a sea-
son or two yet. It's a wonder you
can't wear your hats a season or two
like the men. Why, you know haven't
hat a new hat since the worlds fair
and that -
But just you take notice of the new
stiff hats and soft fedoras that the men
are wearing today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
LANSING.

w. c. vandenburg was Chicago Wis,
itor yesterday
Miss Mary Lehmker is spending two
weeks in Chicago with friends
Frank Trinoski has just returned
from Milwaukee where he has beer
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Taylor of Chicago Heights wal.
in town yesterday
William Schultz was Chicago visit.
or yesterday.
Floyd omstedt of Harvey was a towr
visitor this week
Mrs. Frank Miner Of Harvey visited
in town yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
ST. JOHN.

John Schaefer made a business trip
to Dyer yesterday.
Mrs. Michael Helm of Cedar Lake is
the guest of relatives here
Mat Thiel of Chicago. was here yes
erday in the interest of his farm.
August Koehle transacted business in
Crown Point Monday.
Herman Klaus of Bemis was here
on business today.
Henry Engleking of Atlantic, Ia, is
he guest of Mr. and Mrs. JOS NJ. Ger
ZACH
Ed Siman and John Rhode of Ham
mond were st John business visitors
here today
A friendly request was made last
Sunday by Rev. A NJ. Bucheit to all
men with teams, also to the men
minue teams, to help next Thurs day.
Sept II. hauling cinders and stones
and doing grading work around the
new rectory, also laying concrete
walks and give the whole church prop
erty a general finishing up before the
bad weather sets in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
WILL HAVE A LITERARY
Pleasant Evenings in Store
For Patrons of Tolleston
Public Library.
Especial to THE TIMEsl

Tolleston. Ind, Sept. 16.-Under the
direction of H. E. Mundell. principal
OF the Tolleston public schools, Tolles-
ton. is soon to have a literary which
VIII be permanent organization. The
proceeds of public entertainments that
the society will give will go toward
puy1ng a piano for the high school.
Preparations are now under way to
give performance in the near future.
While home talent will usually furnish
the entertainment outside talent has
been procured for the first evening. A
lecturer from Puerto Rico, piano re-
cital by Miss Schaaf and selections by
the Hobart quartette are some of the
features that have already been booked
Mr. Mundell is a new man in Tolleston,
but he is evidentally giving great sat
isfaction as is evidenced by the success
that he is meeting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
POL|SKE GETS
HEAVY SENTENCE
Judge McMahan Refuses to
Let Him Have Handouts
off in the Court Room.
VICIOUS CRIMINAL IS SENT up
Reputation of Prisoner Is Worst That
the Local Officers Ever
Dealt With.
Especial to The Times.)

Crown Point, Ind, Sept. 16.-AIex
criminals that has infested this region
for number of years, and two of his
pals, Joe Lipke and John PasIe, were
sentenced to the state prison for a pe-
Rod of from one to fourteen years in
Judge w. C. McMahan's court In this
city yesterday.
So dangerous is Alex Poliske and SO
black his reputation, that when one of
the officers went to take off his hand
cuffs while be was receiving his SEN
tence that the judge ordered that they
be not removed.
Had Sheriff Arrested.
Alex Poliske is the man who had
Sheriff Carter arrested for opening his
mail. The government authorities re-
fused to take any action against Carter
and this greatly enraged Poliske.
Poliske is known to have been one of
the sluggers in the famous Pullman
strike and his reputation is very bad,
although this is the first time he has
been sent to states prison.
The charge upon which Poliske.
Lipke and Paske were sentenced was
that Of stealing brass. They were
caught on a Nickle plate train by
Captain Peter Austgen and officer
Einsele after the tip had been sent to
the local department from Gibson The
men had the brass strapped around
their waists.
Implicated I'm Gibson Robbery
Alex Poliske and ohm Paske were
implicated in the attemp to rob the sa-
loon OF Mike Lukowski in the Gibson
district when a negro was shot by an
other man in attempting to escape.
After the negro had recovered he was
brought to the trial of Lipke and Paske
to testify against them, but the jury
would not consider the testimony of a
negro and convict and refused to find
the men guilty. although the police
were certain of their guilt
The local police are exceedingly glad
to have two such dangerous men re-
moved from the community and it is a
feather in their cap that they have been
captured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
ROBERTSDALE.

Mrs. Charles Allen entertained a
number of relatives and out of town
friends at her home in Harrison avenue
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
birthday. Dainty refreshments were
served during the afternoon and a most
enjoyable time is reported by those
who were present
Harvey Matthias is recovering rapidly
from the burns he received last week
while at work at the Inland Stel Co.
in Indiana Harbor.
Joseph c. Farischon of Roberts ave-
nue. returned after a weeks pleasant
visit with friends in Peoria and Pekin.
III.
Mrs. L. Eggers of Hegewisch was the
guest of Alderman and Mrs r. F.
Schaaf at their home in Indiana boule-
ward yesterday.
Miss Della Fierce returned to Nuns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
WHITING NEWS
Hold Social Gathering.

The Webster Bible Glass of the Con-
gregationl church held their first social
gathering in the church parlors Mon
day night. which has been held since
June. The al moi this meeting was for
the new teachers and several young
men who have recently come to this
city to become acquainted. The even
ing was most pleasantly spent in play
ing games after which light refresh
ments were served.
4 most cordial welcome was extend
ec to the new members and the class
will now meet every alternate Monday
evening for social purposes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
GARY NEWS
K. P.s Are Busy.

Tonight sixteen persons will take the
third degree in the lodge of the knights
OF Pythias in their hall on Broadway.
IL is expected that this will be the oc-
casion for the biggest event in the his
tory of the local organization, for
teams from many of the surrounding
lodges have been invited to attend and
several of them will assist in the de-
gree work. It is predicted that there
viii be in the neighborhood of two
hundred strangers IN the city tonight
to attend the event
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
HEGEWISCH- BURNHAM

The Misses Minnie, Lizzie and Dolly
Patton were Hammond shoppers Mon
day afternoon.
Joe Matchaze is moving into Mr..
Sutton's property on Park avenue.
FRANK Crane has returned home after
visit with relatives in the west.
Harley Leedy left here two weeks
ago for the west looking for land and
has written that he has purchased in
Oklahoma
Leonard Cykuskie is in the hospital
IN the city receiving reament for poison
IN his hand. He cut his finger while
working in the shops and then blood
poisoning set in but he is improving
rapidly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
SHELBY.

Mrs j. NJ Dickey of Monon was a
Shelby vitsior yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Seth Ray were Crown
Point visitors Monday
James N. Moore and John Phelps
were Lowell visitors today.
Married, at Crown Point. Sept. IA
Wick Regnier of Water Valley, and
Miss Grace HOWE of Schneider Ind.
Miss Margaret cheever of Chicago
Chicago is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Ray.
Miss Dora Hall returned home from
South Bend yesterday