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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
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ts.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
LOS DOS NUEV0S SANTOS
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
JUBILO I'm BARCELONA

Barcelona 20 Go nocbe)
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general dc campanas y funcioncs reIigio-
sas Ia canonlzacion del bcatO Oriol.
Huchas caSaS estiban cngalanadas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
EAST CHICAGO.

Section A and B of the Ladies' Aid
society will meet with Mrs. A II. w.
johnson Wednesday afternoon prompt
~ at 2 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired. as it win be the only general
meeting of the sections, and dues
should be paid at this time
The auxiliary of the Eastern Star
will meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Edward williams of Pullman.
Members are requested to take the in
terurban car at 1880 O'Clock.
The Tuesday Reading club viii meet
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. ". r.
Diamond. on Chicago avenue.
John Nolan. the South Chicago agent
for the Kelley Brewing company. was
in town Saturday on business.
Mrs. J. S. Clark of Olcott avenue is
entertaining her sister. Mrs. W. D. Nc
Arthur. and family of Chicago
Transfers local No. $40 will give a
ball at the Auditorium in Indiana Har-
Dor Saturday evening. Nov. 20.
The old fire engine and the chemical
combination wagon have been repaint-
ed and repaired and are now as good
as new, and will be put in commission
again. Chief Ben Flack is not the kind
Of a man who believes in allowing
dead timber to lie around when for a
few dollars it can be put in shape tc
be of service to his department.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08

hard to enumerate any individual stars.
Great credit, however, should be given
to Paine, Pryale and Hake for Gary.
and Crumpacker, Mott and Kennedy for
Hammond. Hammond seemed to have
the greatest diversity of plays some
Of which were good ground gamers.
Gary's defensive playing was far bet
ter than their defensive.
It is planned to get these teams to-
gether for another game. which may
be played at Kunert's park Thanksgiv-
ing day, when Gary will attempt to re-
cover her lost glories The lineup:
Gary-Millstone. center; Thatcher
right guard; Kleinschmidt, left guard;
F. Knots, right tackle; Blake. left
tackle; Highlands, right end; E. Knots
left end; Paine. left half back; Cap
tain Bowlby, right half back; Pryale
full back; Hake, quarter back
Hammond-Minard, center; Hirsch
right guard: Wilhelm, left guard
Blocker and Plumb, right tackle; Bauer
left tackle; Frederick. right end: Meyn
left end; Crumpacker left half back
Graves. right half back: Kennedy. full
back; Ibach and Mott. quarter back.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
INDIANA HARBOR.

The ladies of the Baptist church are
arranging for an entertainment, to be
called the festival of trees, to be given
in the basement of the church on Fir
street. on Thursday and Friday, Nov.
is and 10. All kinds of trees will be
represented there. and each one will
have fruit or dainties of some kind
hanging from it. Coffee and sandwiches
viii be served and the admission win
be 10 cents.
Miss Dixie Hemrbon. daughter of
Judge and Mrs T. NJ c. Hembrof. who
is III in Colorado. is reported to have
had a relapse and is much worse. The
young lady has been in Colorado for
the past six months, and her parents
had been much encouraged by her prog
ress until this last report.
Robert f. Todd of New York. presi-
dent of the East Chicago company,
was in town yesterday looking over the
company's extensive interests here. He
was accompanied on his tour of in
spection by vice President C. A. West
berg.
There will be a special meeting of
the Commercial club of Indiana Harbor
and East Chicago at the club rooms
tonight
Willie and Harry O'ConneH of Chi
cago were the guests over Sunday of
their cousin, Morton O'Connell, at his
home on the Lake Front.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
$4,000 OFFER MAKES SMILE
CONE OVER BERGER'S FACE

New York, Nov. S.-And still the bids
come. Sam Berger is simply swamped
with kilograms that are pouring in on
him from all points of the globe Here
is the very latest. Sam only smiled
when he read the wire. but there was
suspicion that Sam didn't take much
stock in the offer named in the tele-
gram. It ran:
"Bellngham, Wash.-Ofer $4,000
fight Jeffries- johnson pulled off in Bel
lingham. T. s. WILLIAMS.
Berger never met Williams and isn't
sure whether he could make good the
s125 900 or not.
Berger is q little incensed over the
report going the rounds that he is to
tie JEFF up in such a manner that it will
be next to Impossible for any promoter
TO get the fight except Jack Gleason,
the inference being that Berger and
Gleason are in cahoots when # comes
TO staging the great fight. Sam was
real mad about it.
Let me tell you something for the
benefit Of the public or any person who
thinks that Gleason and myself VIII
try to switch the fight etaHRDLU
try to switch the battle around to suit
our own interests. Promoting Is to be
about the smallest detail in this COM
ing tight. This fight viii promote it
self It won't have to be played up
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
ROUT OF VOL ER|NES
HEAVY BLOW TO YOST
Michigan Coach Says Was
mund's Bad Break Gave
Notre Dame Victory.
vICTORS SEE WESTERN TITLE
Longman's Proteges Play Smash
ing Game-Surprise for
Princeton Men.

Chicago's easy victory over North
western. the crushing defeat of Yost's
wolverine machine and the triumph
of Illinois furnished the real thrillers
Saturday on western gridirons Des-
perate battles were fought on other
gridirons but the big surprise party
came off at Ann Arbor. where Notre
Dame. trained to the minute under
Frank Longman, a former Michigan
star, literally mopped up the field with
the maize and blue. Princeton's neck
and-neck tussle with Dartmouth proved
the most exciting combat of the after
noon on eastern battlefelds
Rioters returning yesterday from
Ferry field were united in their criti-
cism of Quarter Back Wasmund's gem
eralship against Notre Dame. On many
occasions 1t is said the Michigan field
master employed tactics tending to aid
the visitors The wolverines appar-
emily displayed a woeful lack of pep
per" playing a style of game far in
ferior to the snappy attack used against
Syracuse the week previous.
Notre Dame maintained a brilliant,
Irresistible chain of banging, rushing
drives against the Michigan forwards,
resorting to the forward pass in pinch
es and always getting away for long
gains through this medium. With the
defeat went Michigans chance for cop
ping the western championship. for
Notre Dame is now rated one of the
most powerful machines ever assembled
in the western country.
Ante battle predictions ran true to
form in the meeting Of the Illini and
boosters at Urbana. 1t was a struggle
from start to finish, with both eIevens
putting UP determined play. Gill's fail
ure to boot a goal alone robbed the In
diana men of an even break in the
count Wabash and Purdue, fighting
for the minor league championship OF
Indiana. waged one of the most spec
tacular contests ever witnessed at La
fayette. the home squad losing, is to IT.
Lake Forest and De Paul butted into
games replete with high scores. Or
Farwen field the Lake Forest team lit
orally swamped Lombard. winning Z;
to 5, and thereby Tightening their griI
on the state championship. The Dc
Paul team Travelled to Lansing only
to undergo a terrific grueling. in which
the Michigan Aggies emerged triumph
ant. 81 to 0. Drake and Iowa locked
horns in deadly embrace at Des Moines
with honors going to the former, II
to IA.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
AIM TO CHECK
THE MAROONS
Cornell Coaches Will Pre-
pare Defense for Chicago.

ithaca, n. Y. Nov. s.-Anticipating a
varied and versatile exhibition of new
football from Coach Stages eleven next
Saturday, the Cornell coaches council
today determined to spend the greater
part of the coming week developing
defensive formations to meet the Ma
rooms. The Ithacans VIII rely mainly
on new football The eleven got back
from Cambridge three hours late. being
delayed by a wreck. A big student
demonstration in its honor was frus-
trated by the change in schedule. While
a good many of the men were marked
and bruised, there were no serious in
1uries. Even Simson. the full back. who
was taken out OF the game after he
had been kicked IN the head. showed
no III effects and will be IN the Iineur
again tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08

Why should I go ahead and tie myself
UP with Gleason and try to manage
Jeffries' end, too?
Il don't want to play two big ends
at the one time, and I couldn't if I
would One is enough. Not that I
couldn't promote a fight. Little Sam
my staged the Nelson and Atteu fight
in San Francisco as an amateur at the
game and they patted me on the back
until my shoulder blades were all but
driven through me, simply because my
first attempt found every man in his
proper seat and the fighters advertised
were in the ring on the stroke of the
clock. But that is another matter. and
small one
The big thing about this fight is the
money end. That will keep me busy,
and 1 won't want to be helping Jack
Gleason run the show, he or anybody
else. II would be an injustice to JEFF
ries If I played too many strings at one
time. My reasons are simple enough
az | have already stated. The tight
doesn't need promoting. All they wan,
is a place to fight in. Other great
fights have had to be bolstered up. but
not this one. I don't care a snap OF
my fingers about having a hand in the
arrangements, and, while I am friend
~ toward Gleason. I won't attempt &c
influence Jeffries in his direction"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
High School Results

South Bend, Ind. Nov. s.-South Bend
high, u; Huntington High, IL.
Goshen. Ind. Nov 6.-Goshen High
School, 6; Wabash High School. 6.
Rensselaer,. Ind. Nov. 6.-Rensselaer
High defeated Morocco High today 10
to 0. Kirk and Parks played brilliant
ly for the locals.
Princeton, Ind. Nov. 6.-Princeton
High School defeated Tlbion In3 COL
lege here this afternoon, % to 0, in a
football game marked by sensational
and speedy work on the part of the To-
Gals. who were much outweighed by the
! college boys.
Frankfort, Ind. Nov. 6.-The oak
wood High School football team Of La
| fayette defeated the Frankfort High
/ School football team today by the score
of to 0. The game was closely con-
/ tested in both halves. Oakwood scor-
ing near the close Of the first half.
Rockville, Ind, Nov. En- a bril-
liant game of football this afternoon
Rockville defeated Brazil High School
/ by the score of 6 to 0. Burks for Rock
| vile, made touchdown on an eleven
yard line plunge. and also carried the
ball for long gains repeatedly. aided by
Brilliant interference. Brazil was out
classed in kicking and offensive play
ing.
Laporte, Ind, Nov. 6.-The Laporte
High School was defeated here today by
its old rival. Michigan city. by the
score of 6 to Q. This is the first time
in five years that the two teams have
contested on the gridiron. The two
teams were evenly matched and the en-
tire first half was a punting duel. in
which Michigan City had the better OF
the argument. The touchdown was
made about the middle of the second
half by Kesterson on a forward pass.
running thirtyhve yards through the
entire Laporte line
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
GARY HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
LOSES TO HAMMOND

The Gary high school, with a Grip
pied aggregation. lowered her colors to
Hammond Saturday afternoon in the
battle for the championship of Lake
county by the score of IT to 0. The
Gary boys fought pugnaciously until
the last minute Of play and several
times prevented what seemed like a
certain score.
Both teams played the open style of
football. and the success of the Ham
mond school was due more largely TO
their accuracy in forward passes and
the weakness or the local ends. This
made the game replete with sensations
as one side or the other successfully
executed play after play with merit and
precision.
A crowd estimated at close TO SOC
gathered on Kunert's field to watch the
struggle for the championship of the
county. Scores of Gary rooters. emu
lating the true Gary spirit, cheered lust
lily for the local warriors even while
their hopes for the supreme honors OF
the county were being obliterated
Hammond also brought a coterie OF
rooters. prominent among whom were
Attorney Peter Crumpacker. whose son
Edgar, was one of the stars of the
game Through his brilliant playing
Edgar has won a place on the team
over an older and heavier player.
The poor condition of the player;
made injuries frequent and time wa;
called at regular intervals for botf
sides The most seriously injured wa.
Quarter Back Robert Mott Of Ham
mond, who was finally carried from
the field suffering intensely from
sprained hip. Twice the Hammond mar
was laid out in the second half. anC
he was finally forced against his will t
leave the game. Pryale for Gary pu
up a game exhibition in the face OF
| spra4ned ankle, for which he had bu
recently discarded his crutches.
Hammond scored eleven points in tn,
first half Both touchdowns resulte,
from miscues on the part Of the Gar!
players. The first score was made aft
er a long run by Bauer on a tumble,
forward pass. which Gary attempted t
| execute, and the second was made b,
Graves on a recovered tumble in a for
ward pass which Hammond attempte
to execute. In the second half Ken
nedy made an end play and ran 70
fifty yards. which Melted them thei
final score.
[ The players on both teams played 3
hard and consistent that it would /
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
SUMMARY OF
SATURDAY SPORT

Football.
Chicago shut out Northwestern by
the score Of 81 to G. other western
scores Notre Dame Il; Michigan. g..
Missouri. 5; Washington University, 0.
Kansas city. 6; Nebraska, o. Wabash.
Is: Purdue. II St. Louis. %; Miami, o.
illinois. s; Indiana. ;.
Yale defeated Brown. % to 0. and
Harvard shut out Cornell. IS to 0.
Princeton and Dartmouth tied, to 6.
- sher eastern scores: Pennsylvania, 6;
Ifayette. 6. Carlisle. 9; George Wash
ington, ;.
Lake Forest defeated Lombard with a
series of touchdowns.
Englewood defeated Lane. 16 to O.
University High had an easy time with
Evanston academy. winning 81 to s.
Turf.
Racing OF this afternoon at the east
ern tracks winds up the season for that
section of the country.
Ida May equaled the American record
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
OPERATION RESULT
OF FOOTBALL GAME
Wilson Of Navy Believed to
Be on Way to Recovery.

Annapolis. Nd. Nov. S.-After lying
in an almost totally paralyzed condi-
ton since the injury to his spine In the
villa Nova-N Navy football game three
weeks ago yesterday. Midshipman Earl
D. Wilson. quarter back OF the naval
academy team, was operated on this
afternoon in an effort to save his life.
The operation was considered in every
way a success and the chances very
strongly favor his recovery, 1t is said.
The operation consumed nearly two
hours. Il was performed by Surgeons
j. H Iden, f. T. Woods and Assistan
Surgeon 6. F. Cottle. ali of the navy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
BETTING IS EVEN ON
CYCLONE-PACKEY GO
Lightweight Bout at Kansas
City Tonight Attracts
Fight Fans.

Kansas City, Nov. s.-Despite Thomp-
sons wen known ability to hit hard.
Packey Mcfarland is held at evens in
the betting and seems likely to remain
so until the two lightweights step into
the arena tonight. The seat sale for
the ten round go at the Empire Ath-
letic clubs ring here has been heavy,
and many out of town enthusiasts have
wired on for tickets. Indications are
that a record crowd will be present.
Both men have been drying out in
order that they may reach the weight
of 1873 pounds at o'clock tonight.
Neither did much work yesterday Nc
Farland contenting himself with a lit
tie shadow boxing and road work
while Thompson treated himself tc a
five-mile saunter through the streets
and over a country road. He returned
on street car.
The selection of Joe CoffeY of Chi
cago as referee was acceptable to the
fight lovers here an dis liked by both
boxers. Although there were rumors
today that the bout might be called of
by the state authorities. they were gen
orally regarded as fictitious
McFarland's cleverness is considered
by many as more than overshadowing
Cyclone Johnny's strength and punch
1t is argued that Paekey's speed will
carry him away from Thompson's blows
and that the Chicago lad will play q
sprinting game. He is said to have re-
marked that a decision is what he de-
sires. Few believe that he can win via
the knockout route.
Thompson is saying little but wants
to stow away Packey and then force
Battling Nelson to some kind of terms
He claims that the champion of light
weights has been lodging him for q
/ long time, but that this time he mean:
| business
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
JUDGES ATTACKED
AT VIENNA TRACK
Disqualification in Race Is
Followed by Riot.

Vienna, Nov S.-A false start, lead
ing to the disqualification of two horses
in a trotting race yesterday in the
Prather, park on the outskirts of the
city, and the victory Of an outsider
caused a riot and an attack upon the
judges. Cries Of Lynch them" were
the signal for thousands of spectators
to attack the judges stand. They
smashed the windows and reduced the
stands to matchwood. The judges made
their escape, and a large body of police
with drawn swords restored order
Many persons were injured and about
fifty were arrested.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY.

p. Annual exhibition OF National
} Horse Show association opens in
, New York City.
Annual meet Of National Fox
Hunte $ association begins in
, Anderson county, Kentucky.
, Freddie Welsh vs.. johnny
Summers, 20 rounds, in London.
Annual meeting Of Southern
, league IN Memphis.
B TUESDAY.
B Annual meeting of National
Association of Minor League
B Baseball clubs in Memphis.
b Championship wrestling match
B at Chicago between Frank Gotch
b and Giovanni Raicevicb.
B Billy Papke VS.. Frank Klaus.
B 10 rounds. at Pittsburg.
Opening of fan meeting of
. Empire city Racing association
in New York.
b Opening Of I'VE days eutomo-
B bile race meeting on thenew At
> lanta speedway.
B THURSDAY.
, Al Kaufman VS.. Tony Ross,
0 10 rounds, at Pittsburg.
o.. FRIDAY.
D Young Erne VS.. Gene Kugler,
. 6 rounds at Philadelphia.
o SATURDAY.
. intercollegiate shooting tour
o nament at Philadelphia.
o Junior cross country cham
. pionship Of A A. u. at Celtic
. Park, New York
. Princeton football game
. at New Haven.
. Harvard Dartmouth football
3 game at Cambridge
o Michigan Pennsylvania foot
g bail game at Philadelphia.
9 Cornell-Chlcago football game
9 at ithaca
. Minnesota Wisconsin foot
= ball game at Madison.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08

for one mile and seventy yards over
Latonia track.
Boxing.
Tom Carney. a Chicago athlete. wal
Hoped Jack Johnson, the colored heavy
weight on the Jaw and got away with
out a return.
wrestling.
Frank Gotch had an easy time throw
ing Fred Pring1e at the c. A. A
Baseball.
Charles Webb Murphy departed for
St. Louis to consult with Robson about
having James A. Hart as head of the
National league.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08
GRIDTRON STAR HURT

St. Louis. Nov. 8.-snyder, st. Louis
universities end. lies In a serious con-
dition today as the result of a bad in
jury incurred while tackling a Miami
player yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08

ASK THE PEOPLE WHO ADvER-
TIsE IN THE TIMES WHETHER IT
PATS OR NOT. IF THEY SAY IT
DOESN'T. DON'T ADVERTISE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08

THE TIMES WELCOMES CON-
MUNICATIONS IRON THE PUBLIC
on ANY SUBJECT OF INTEREST To
THE PEOPLE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-08

TIMES aADs" ARE GBUsHN--
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