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Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
FAMOUS INDUSTRIAL LIBERTY
 BAND AND ORCHESTRA.

Now ready for engagements; dance and concert work; parades, picnics. etc. Latest popular and classic music furnished. Y. Bustos, Director, 112 F. Adams St Phone F I'll. Best of ref erences.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
EVEN UP ON SERIES.

st. Louis, Sept. 1.-White sox evened
up on the series with the browns today
by taking the second game of the en-
gagement by a score of Is to 8. Smith
pitched for Chicago and held the
browns to five hits, but McAleer had to
call out half his pitching force to stop
the sox after they got going at full
speed in the last part of the game.
Graham pitched seven inning of the
game and for six periods he was almost
perfect, holding the sox to three lone
hits. In the seventh he exploded with
a thud, four hits and four runs being
made off him before the end of the
round. Bailey was sent to the slab in
the next round, but he Jared worse for
the sox pounded out nine runs off seven
hits and mixed in a couple of errors
to make it good in that round Crisis
had to take Baileys place before he
could get the inning over, as there
were only two men down when the
change was made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
SPORTING BRIEFS.

The Eastern league pennant race is
becoming hotter every day. Provi-
dence Buffalo, Newark and Baltimore
are all in the fight for keeps.
According to the latest rumors afloat
in Texas league circles, Curry Maloney
who has bade big success as manager
of the Dallas team will pilot the Aus
tin team next season.
Bob Fitzsimmons has returned to his
expects to forge nearly thousand
horseshoes which he will send to his
friends on the Pacific coast.
A good many stories are going the
rounds in regard to the condition of
Joe Cans. The next fight of the for
mer lightweight champion, if he fights
again, should show how far from home
is Sir Joseph
Secretary Farrell says that the Ma
tiona1 Association of Baseball leagues
will fight the Atlantic (Outlaw) league
invaded the New York State leagues
territory at Wilkes-Barre.
Robert Chambers, president of the
Montgomery baseball club, is being
talked of for president of the South
ern league to succeed Judge Kava-
naugh in case the judge resigns at the
close of the present season.
The New Haven and Springfield
teams of the Connecticut league played
a double-header recently which con-
sisted of 81 innings of great baseball
Springfield won the first game 2 to 1
in sixteen innings. and tied the sec
ond 1 to 1 in eleven innings.
Judge Overton proposesato pull off
finish fights at Plum Island, near New
York. unless the United States govern
ment interferes. Uncle Sam controls
the island and most likely will have
something to say.
Friends of the great Ketchel are
clamoring for match between Tommy
Burns and their Stanley Perhaps his
greater experience would tell for
Burns, but as for fighting and game
ness Tommy has nothing on the Grand
Rapids boy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
SOLOMON IS IN BAD
Gary Lawyer Who Went
His Bondsman, Regrets
Kindness Very Much.

1t is very likely that the career OF
julius Solomon in Gary is ended. Ever
since he opened a meat shop and gro
Gerry store in Gary some time ago, he
has been in trouble and now he has
left the city after A. r. Hoover, his
attorney, had gone on his bond for
s25 in three case in which he was
charged with petit larceny.
Mr.. Hoover has ben left in the lurch
and unless he is able to produce Solo
mon during the latter part of the week
he will have to forfeit the SIS bond.
Solomon did not simply skip out him
self He took his whole family with
him and even succeeded in taking his
furniture. 1t is said that Solomon
owes the meat packers in the neigh
borhood of 500 and he owes the whole
sale grocers large sum.
He is said to be one of the most
crooked men who ever came to Gary
and an effort will be made not only by
his bondsman, but by his Chicago
creditors to locate him and make him
settle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
GET BOOTY
Residence Of Alexander
Hartman is Entered By
Thieves Last Night.

Burglars entered the saloon and
residence of Alex Hartman, which is
located at the corner of Seventeenth
avenue and Jefferson street in Gary
and were frightened away before they
succeeded in geeting some vaIuables
which were stored away in an old
trunk
The police think that the burglars
knew that there was money and some
jewelry in the trunk or they would not
have opened it the first thing and
made an attempt to go through it.
The robbers were heard in the build
ing at about 2:15 in the morning bv
Alex Hartman and his wife. who sleen
in the rear of the saloon. They at once
got up to investigate and the robbers
were frightened away.
1t was discovered that they had en-
tered the house through window on
the south side of the house. When
they were frightened away they left
by the saloon side entrance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
INDIANA HARBOR.

Gustave Baldisinin has conveyed his
one-third interest in the fruit store on
Michigan avenue and Guthrie street to
the G. Morelli company. The store will
be operated by Morelli & Lencioni.
j. H. Dryden, former manager of the
Indiana Harbor Lumber & Coal com
pany, visited friends in Indiana Harbor
yesterday afternoon. He is now located
in Decatur, Ill.
T. D. Mauger of Michigan avenue is
building barn on the rear of his lot
between Grapevine and Fir streets. on
Michigan. He is also having gas and
water mains extended, intending to
build brick store building on the
front of the lot during the coming
year.
Attorney w. B. Van Horne transacted
business in Gary yesterday afternoon
in the interests of the Lake Shore rail-
road.
Attorney Van Horne has received
two elegant nantes for his new fiat
building on Fir street The creations
are the work of the E. H Hopes
company, Chicago.
Attorney F. j. Lewis Meyer of South
Bend, and agent for the Hanna lines.
is expected back from his extended
European trip on Saturday and has
promised to look over the Gary Ham
mond line on that day. He will also
give the Indiana Harbor end of the
system his personal inspection.
DR.. H. E. Crockett of South Bend has
engaged offices in the Farovid building
and commence the practice of his
office business
Thomas ODonnell of the Harbor hotel
spent yesterday in Gary and was
astonished when he saw the progress
WI fought in. the steel town during the
past month or so.
The fire department made a trial run
last night under the direction of Cap
tain Lennon. The new horses adapted
themselves unusually well to the har-
ness and in time will make excellent
fire charges. The boys are hugely
pleased with the purchase and say that
the animals could not be duplicated
J. B. Mailing and wife, formerly of
this city but now of Steamboat Springs.
Colo, are spending few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. MoberIy.
Miss Pauline Pyatt of Goshen, Ind. is
visiting at the wilkins home on Lake
Front avenue.
Judge and Mrs. c. E. Reiland spent
yesterday in Chicago.
Mrs. w Compton of Michigan CITY
lis spending few days with friends
in this city.
Mrs. Henry Vol of Chicago visited
her son, Charles Vol, at the Empire
hotel yesterday Charles is GONZALES
cent and will soon return to work.
Undertaken Teal received large
consignment of caskets from a Chicago
firm this morning
Mrs. s S. Pond and son of Goshen.
are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
2 c. Wilkins on Lake Front avenue.
this week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

next Tuesday evening The dances
will be held at Longs hau this season
and promise to be well attended
Mrs. J. H White and son Stanley of
Chicago, are visiting at the Rees home
on Olcott avenue for few days The
little boy met with an accident Sat
urday while riding on the Nassau pa
per wagon. He fell to the ground.
isprainfng the tendons of the leg. He is
reported as doing nicely.
Alice McKenna, Nellie Keegan and
Bridget German attended a perform
ance of Lena Rivers" at TowIe's opera
house.
Eriek Lund of Hammond, transacted
business in East Chicago and the Har-
Dor today.
! Candidates Thomas Grant. H. E. Jones
ana NJ J. Brown were in East Chicago
yesterday in the interest of their vari-
Gus political campaigns. They report
the outioog as exceedingly favorable.
Chemist Ness of the German Amer
lctn Tank line will leave this evening
for Kansas City, Mo-, where he will
Try ms nef preparation in the clean
ing of several tanks for the Proctor &.
Gamble company. He will return in
about week and resume his iabors
at the local plant.
Miss Edith Evans of the municipal
offices, visited in Chicago yesterday.
The Epworth League and Sunday
school Of. the NJ. E. church have ar
ranged for trolley ride over the c.
l. S. S. B. line as far as Michigan
City on September 10 Cars hatuaar
East Chicago and Michigan City are
promised by that time by Dispatcher
kellogg, with a moderate round trip
rate.
! George W. Ross and family returned
last night from Michelinda, Mich.
where Mrs. Ross has been spending a
vacation of several weeks.
/ Miss Georgia Compton returned last
evening from Muncie. Ind, where she
has been spending two months va
cation with friends and relatives
Miss Marie Mcdonald left last even
ing for Brazil, Ind, after a vacation
Of several weeks with friends in this
city.
! Messrs. Tom Henry and Edward Rel
left this morning for Purdue university
where they will continue their engin-
eering studies.
Pat Keenan, is taking a special course
in telephony.
Desk Sergeant Bowen is again back
at the East Chicago department sta
ton after an absence of several days.
John Buczkowski of Whiting, was an
East Chicago visitor last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
LABOR NEWS

The American Brotherhood of Cement
workers will hold its convention at
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept 2.
The annual convention of the Inter
national Association of Machinists will
be held at Denver, Colo. on Sept I.
There is a movement under way to
organize building trades section of
the American Federation of Labor in
Fargo. N. d.
The American section of the boot and
shoe workers international body now
has more than $1,000 in it's emergency
fund, deposited and bearing interest
In Harrisburg, Pa, a city ordinance
has been passed which prohibits the
employment of foreign labor on any
municipal work undertaken in the flu
ture.
The only industries employing chill
dren in large numbers are the glass.
shirts. tobacco, cigars and cigarettes
and the textile industries throughout
the country.
1t has been announced that the we'll
known English labor leader. J. Keir
Hardie. who is also a member of par
lament, intends to attend the conven-
ton of the Trades and Labor Council
Congress. to be held at Halifax, N s,
on Sept. q and that he will also ad-
dress a meeting Of miners at Spring
hill
Representatives of the Glassblowers
of America won notable victory on
the final day of their recent wage con-
ference with the manufacturers of glass
battles. which was held at Atlantic
City, \. j., when they obtained a wage
scale at the same figure as last year
with the same working hours.
Hebrew painters of Cambridge. Mass,
have presented signed request to the
painters district council of eastern
Massachusetts for a Hebrew union
charter for that city. The question has
beensubmitted to a referendum vote of
the affiliated locals under the interna-
tional brotherhood law to that effect
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
SEEK KIDNAPPER
OF IS YEAR GIRL
South Chicago Authorities
Looking for f. j. Blair,
Alleged Child Thief.
ALICE NEEDHAM IS MISSING
Leaves Home To Answer An Adver-
tisement and Is Never Heard
From Again.
ALICE NEEDHAN IS MISSING

F. ]. Blair. the alleged kidnaper Of
Veronica Cassidy, is being searched
for with renewed effort by the South
Chicago and downtown police, on ac-
count of the strange disappearance of
another Chicago girl yesterday, Miss
Alice Needham, 10 years old 1893 North
Warwick street.
The South Chicago police are now
at work on the case and it is said that
Blair may be apprehended in a short
time The journey of the local detec-
tives to Milwaukee last week, where
man answering to Blair's description
was held. proved fruitless.
Ncedham Girl Disappears.
The Chicago police today are puz-
zled over the strange disappearance
of the Needham girl who intending to
asnwer an advertisement for a nurse,
left her home on Monday evening.
1t was shortly after dark when she
left her home, barefooted and without
q hat, telling her foster mother, Mrs.
James Madison, she was going to see
a friend. Half an hour afterwards the
woman says she heard the child
screaming, the sounds coming from a
thick clump of bushes near the house.
Runs to Rescue.
Mrs. Madison ran to the place, but
beyond evidences that a struggle had
taken place there was nothing to be
seen. No trace of the little girl was to
be found
The foster-mother Immediately no.
| titled the police, and an all-night search
was begun. 1t is now feared that the
girl was forcibly kidnapped by the man
who lured away little Veronica cas-
sidy.
The police have renewed their search
| for Blair and hope that, with the
| added clews obtained, they can capture
him.
Mnn Seen Near Girls Home
| A man answering the description OF
Blair was seen in the neighborhood
of the girls home several times within
the last few days. He was stylishly
dressed and, because of his actions
attracted attention. Simultaneous with
the disappearance of Miss Needham the
stranger dropped out of sight. The
! police declare they are convinced that
he and Blair are one and that he is
responsible for the disappearance OF
| the young woman.
The methods used to lure Miss Need
ham away We're similar to those in
the case of Veronica Cassidy Adver-
| tisements appeared in the newspapers
calling for young women to act as
nurses. In each case the mysterious
stranger was the advertiser He held
out alluring inducements and succeed
| ed in having number of young wo-
! men and girls leave their homes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
MORAN AFTER BOUT WITH DANE.
Briton to Seek Match With Nelson If
Victor Over Attel.

Charley Harvey, the Gotham fight
promoter and manager of owen Moran,
who mixes next Monday with Abe At
tell in twenty-three round battle at
Frisco for the worlds featherweight
title. stopped off in the city yesterday
en- route from Broadway to the coast
longenough to predict a quick victory
for the little Briton. Harvey looks for
a tough bout with the shifty champion
but figures on the slashfng tactics Of
his protege to wear down the phantom
like Abey before the twentieth round
4 Moran can secure the verdict over
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS BAL LGAMES


At Monroe City, Ind-Monroe City, Z;
Hazleton I. X. L., 4.
At Robards. Ky.-Rohards, A; SPOTS
vile, 0.
At GRANVILLE, 1.-Grayville. 5; Posey-
vile, 8.
At Lincoln City, Ind.-Lincoln City,
z; Hatfield, l.
At Petersburg. Ind.-Petersburg Red
Legs, 9; Washington. 5.
At Jasper, Ind-Jasper, 6; Loogootee,
2.
At Emmetsburg, Ia.-National Indi-
ans. 2; Bancroft, 0.
At Peru. Ind.-Peru, o; Huntington,
H.
At Mount Vernon, Ill.-Mount Vernon
Merchants, 8; Streator Reds, (ten in
nings).
At Muscatine, Ia.-Muscatine. 2; Ma
quoketa, Z.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
CUBS GET A SLAP.

Something awful happened to those
cubs yesterday They let a game with
st. Louis slip through their fingers,
while both New York and Pittsburg
were winning a pair. A sitter jolt
couldn't have been doled out to the
champs. 1t dropped them from prac-
tically tie with the giants clear down
to third place with thud that nearly
paralyzed 1000 fans.
OF course there was not way to pre-
vent the giants and pirates winning
their double bills. but it does seem as
though some scheme could have been
Matched out to prevent the local catas-
trophe. The cubs had the cardinals
beaten 4 to 1 at the start of the ninth.
and then those jokes. who had been
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
GIVES A FINE BANQUET
Italian Consul Meets Guests
Who Sup in His Honor
Last Night.

Attorney Clarence Bretsch last night
gave a banquet at the Gary hotel in
honor of " S. Passariln, the consul
for the Italian government at Indian
apolis.
Mr.. Bretsch became acquainted with
Mr.. Passarilli when he was attending
school at Indianapolis. He took the
occasion of the visit of Mr.. Passarilli
in Gary as an opportunity to entertain
him and there were fifteen guests.
mostly Italians, present
Mr.. Passarilli said that he hoped the
Italians in Gary would conduct them
selves in such manner as to be a
credit to the Italian government. and
Mr.. Bretsch told about Gary, it's won
derful growth and possibilities.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
Nursing Mothers and
Over-burdened Women

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
FAILS TO WIN RACE; DROPS DEAD
Maryland HOrseman Expires After His
Horse Finishes Last.

Baltimore, Sept. 1.-R. Noble Wilson.
proprietor of the Cockeyville hotel and
a prominent horseman. dropped dead at
the Timonium fair grounds today after
the first heat of the 2:1e class pacing
event
Wilson had driven his horse Prince
Karl and had been placed last AS he
furled his whip he said to several
friends standing near: I'll win this
race or I'll never start in another"
He had hardly finished the sentence
before he trotted and fell dead in the
arms of one of the men. A doctor after
an examination, said he had burst
blood vessel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
BEWARE OF 0INTMENTs FOR Ca
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

as mercury will surely destroy the
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the whole system when entering it
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system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is
taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by +. ]. Cheney & Co. Testi-
monials frte.
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bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
TIGERS ARRAIGNED IN COURT.
Detroit Players Demand Judy Trials
in Sunday Ball Case.

Detroit, Sept. Manager Hugh Jen-
nings and nine members of the Detroit
American league baseball team were
arraigned today in the police court on
the warrants issued against them yes
terday, charging them with violating
the Sunday observance law by their
game at Bennett Park last Sunday with
Cleveland. All of the men pleaded not
guilty and demanded separate jury
trials. They were bound over until
Sept. II on their own recognizances.
Pitcher Killian was the only member of
the club for whom a warrant issued
who did not appear in court today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02

Attell, we will go after Battling Nelson
in effort to secure match under
conditions identical with those de-
manded by Attell when the latter
fought fifteen rounds with the Dane"
declared Harvey. Moran is husky at
131 pounds. the weight at which Attell
met Nelson. and a better card from
the box office point of view couldn't
be arranged-that is. in the event
owen can put it over on the present
champion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
SPORTING NOTES

guyed numerically for their amateur
ish playing by the fans, went on and
made three runs off Reulbach on four
hits, tying up the game to the utter
amazement of the rooters. That wasn't
all. They came back in the tenth and
smashed out the winning run on a
triple by Murray and a slashing single
to center by Delehanty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
PROBE BETTING AT SARATOGA
Witness Tells Hughes Commissioner
About Gambling at the Spa.

Saratoga. n. Y. Sept. 1.-The method
in which betting on the races is al
legged to have been conducted during
the August meeting on the Saratoga
track was described today in a con-
tinued hearing on the charges against
Sheriff John Bradley Jr of Saratoga
county, who is alleged to have failed to
enforce the new anti-gambling laws.
The evidence was taken by George w.
Schurman, a commissioner appointed
by Governor Hughes. The hearing was
begun at Ballston yesterday but was
transferred to this city today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-02
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CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY.

w EDN ESDA1.
Opening of tenth annual horse
show mt Warrenton, Va.
Motor boat races of the At
Iantic Yacht club, continue four
days.
, Opening of annual horse show
at Seattle, Wash.
D FRIDAY.
Opening of 18th annual shoot
ing tournament at Sea Girt, n. j..
Matty Baldwin VS.. Bert Reyes
10 rounds at New York.
SATURDAY.
b Start of the San Francisco
b Los Angeles reliability automo-
bile run.
Motor boat races of the
, Larchmont Yacht club.
Rhode Island state tennis
championship tournament at
D Providence.
Annual Marathon race of the
Illinois Athletic club of Chicago.
Annual convention of the Ma
tional association of Motor Cy-
clists opens in Boston.
D Junior polo championships at
Van Cortland Park, New York.
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