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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
OUT OF GAME
Injured Mitt Delays Pirates
Return to Work.

Pittsburg, Pa. April CLANS Wag-
ner probably will not play in the open
ing game between Plttsburg and Gin
cinnati owing to the serious injuries he
received while playing basket ball sew
eral weeks ago. 1t is not likely Wag-
ner will play until the season is we'll
under way. Wagner was to have Joined
the pirates tomorrow, but today he an
nounced that his hand had not healed
sufficiently for him to hold ball. Sew
en- stitches were taken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
SEYMOUR MAY PLAY
WITH THE GIANTS

Wheeling, w. Va, April ct was
said here today that Seymour will play
in the first game of the season with the
Giants, Manager McGraw having de-
eide dthat Cy had been disciplined
enough for his attack on Arlie Latham.
McGraw refused to confirm the rumor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
WADDELL HAS 2 JOBS

st. Louis, Mo. April e.-Pftcher Rube
Waddell will hold down two jobs here
all next week. In the afternoon he
will practice with the Browns and at
night he i'll act. Waddell has signed
contract to appear once daily and de-
liver a brief monologue on the art of
pftcrfnR
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
DUGAN AFTER LICENSE

New York, April 6.-Jockey Eddie
Dugan's chance of securing a license to
ride for H. P. Whitney of England de-
ponds on his being vindicated by the
Jockey club here. The English authori-
ties declared Dugan's reputation as
rough rider warranted their turning
down his application for a license and
he has returned to America to get vim
dication.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
KAUFMAN MAY
GET A CHANCE

New York, April SIT now seems as
if Al kaufman will get the first call on
bout with Jack Johnson. Billy De-
laney's money has been up for some
time and Johnson seems to be receding
from his first stand, when he declared
he would not meet the coast man. II
is thought Johnson will sign to avoid
meeting Langford, who is also on his
trail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
INDIANA HARBOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Ledell and baby
of New York have come to Indiana
Harbor to reside. and are stopping for
the spring and summer at the South
Bay hotel. Mr.. Leder is connected
with the United States Metal Refining
company at Grasselli. in the engineer
ing department. The family have been
at the South Bay hotel for week.
Yesterdays balmy weather brought
out the spring gardeners in Indiana
Harbor, and women were to be seen
on every hand with rake and trowel,
preparing the earth for seeds. Especial
~ was this industry noticeable in
Grapevine avenue. Mrs. J. A. Patter
son. who has been confined to the house
for the past two or three weeks. was
one of the horticulturists thus en-
gagged. me Joseph Hamiltons have
seeded down their lawn, and every
where are evidences that the vernal
season is at hand. Grapevine this year
promises to contribute more than its
share toward the city beautiful"
which Harborites of the better class
so earnestly desire. They are encour-
aged in the good work by the fact that
the city is getting busy, as well as the
householders, a gang of men yesterday
begin employed cleaning the street.
NJ c. Frysinger has sold his Corbin
touring car and bought a trim new
roadster with seating capacity of
four. The new roadster got home last
Thursday and Mr.. Frysinger has since
taken several spins IN it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred stephens of the
Lake Front entertained Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A Patterson at luncheon Sunday even
ing.
rurs. 7ss5S===sn has completed the re-
pairs to her house at the corner OF
Michigan and Baltimore avenues. which
was damaged by fire not long ago. The
house has been reprinted and ref1nished
throughout
The Methodist church will entertain
at a reception on Friday evening fol
new members. There are ffty-four oil
these, including probationists, all gain
ed by the recent revival services Rev
Ivey. pastor of the church, has invited
the entire congregation to assemble
and make the acquaintance of the new
members.
Attorneys ]. A Patterson, NJ. c. Fry
singer and T NJ. C. Hembroff were al
Hammond visitors yesterday, wheri
they went to attend call day in the su
1erior court
Little Archie Groat. whose life wa
despaired of few days ago, is report
ed somewhat improved. His ailmen
is typhoid fever.
The PROCESS club met last evening
with Mrs. E. S. Drummond.
Entries for the Marathon race. un
der the auspices of the Calumet Athlet
ic club are coming in fast Elevel
have already sgniied their intention
of starting, and many more are ex
pecting to come in within the mex
day or two. Those wishing to ente
must register with Peter Madsen at tn
Lake Shore hotel by April 10. as tina
is the last day the entry book will b
open.
Louis Sterling has been i'll for tn
past week with bronchitis
You can get 1t at Spiegers. Sout
Chicagos leading furniture store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
NOTES
NOTICE TO AMATEUR BASEBALL TEAMS.

To the future of the baseball Although the
baseball season tfe the baseball
getting busy arranging their baseball nine like the big league
The Times will publish and challenges and all
matters relating the baseball players The Times will
also publish pictures of the star players the amateur ranks
So let the baseball get busy and send along their ha
lenges and the players they would like their nine All
communications be addressed the Amateur Baseball Editor
The Times, Hammond, Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
CLABBY ONLY
GETS 4 DRAW

Memphis, April 6.-After forcing the
fighting in almost every round and
Furnishing Dick Fitzpatrick severely
Jimmy Clabby only was given a draw
by Referee Lee after eight rounds.
Trouble was narrowly averted, Lee be-
ing escorted Off by the police. Several
guns were flashed, but no shot were
fired.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
YANGER GETS FIGHT

New York, April 6.-Benny Yanger,
the "Tipton Slasher.' from Chicago,
vii make second try for ring honors
here April Is. when he meets Charlie
Griffin of Australia in a ten round bout
before the Fairmont A. c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
HANDY TO SWIM
AT CINCINNATI

H. :. Handy of the Illinois A. c. will
compete in the big swimming meet to
be held at Cincinnati next Friday by
the Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic
club. Handy is entered in the so and
220-yard championship events.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
AFTER GIANT RECRUIT

Richmond, Va, April 6.-McGraw said
down in Texas that Simmons was as
much of a natural hitter as he had ever
seen. This recommendation was served
out to Manager Clyner of Columbus
and Simmons will probably play first
base for the Columbus club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
WESTON AT CANTON, O
Pedestrian Covers Sc Miles
Miles in Hike.

Canton, Ohio. April 6. = Pedestrian
Weston arrived in Canton from Youngs-
town yesterday afternoon. He was met
at the eastern boundary of the city by
committee OF fifty citizens and es-
corted to the CORTLAND hotel, from the
balcony of which he told the crowd he
had walked hfty-six miles yesterday.
weston remained here last night and
left for Akron today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
SIGNS WITH TIGERS

Detroit, Mich April 6-Catcher Char
les Schmidt viii join the Tigers at St
Louis Thursday He telegraphed from
his home in Arkansas today that he
had come to terms with the local club
and would leave the ranks of the hold
outs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
CHALLENGES sLossoN
Sutton Deposits $3.50 to Bind
Match for 1871 Title.

New York, April George Sutton
last night challenged George Slosson
for the 1871 balk-Hne billiard cham
pionship, and announced that he had
deposited $3.50 to bind the match.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
HORSE
WINS IN FRANCE

St. Cloud. France. April 6.-w. K.
Vanderbilt's Prestissimo H. won the
third race here today. Silverstreak,
also one of Mr.. yanderbilt's horses, got
a place in the last race.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.

CALENDAR OF SPORTS I
FOR THE WEEK. I
TUESDAY. I
Jim Barry vs.. sandy Ferguson, 4
II rounds, at Boston. I
WEDNESDAY. I
Opening of annual show of 4
mississippi Valley Kennel club 4
at st. Louis. I
THURSDAY. I
Opening of eleventh annuaI 4
, horse show Mt Atlantic City,
) n. j.
Boat race between Columbia 4
} University and Naval Cadets, at
} Annapolis.
SATURDAY..
} wrestling championships of
) National A. A. L. at Brooklyn.
) Track games of Yale and Uni I
versity of Virginia at Char
) Iotfesville.
} Boat race between Yale and I
} University of Pennsylvania at I
, Philadelphia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
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The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09

Powell and Ola Dickinson, and Messrs Jewell Honeycutt, Johh Honeycutt and Charlie McSwain and two Masters Malone are on our rolls. They are "boarding pupils ''-with the exception of Miss Hester Whaley.
 If you are thinking of send ing to our school, we urge you to start your child as early as possi- ble. It is important that the students get an "even start" with their grades. We have a large and enthusiastic school and wish to make it larger. Write to the principal for particulars as to board. tuition, etc.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09

Sigler,s place.
 Ambros Adams school at Col lege Hill closed last Friday.
 Big Meeting is going on at Antioch.
 Mir. F. P. Smith and wife visited at MT. J. 1. Wade's Sun day.
 F. P. Smith is making some fine molases now.
 Will Mohon and family have gone to Howard County where Will is at work cutting logs.
 Mir. Geo. Nohon will return this week from Howard County.
 People talk about hard time' but 1 think they will meet him face to face" soon.
 r. H. Patterson went to Hope Monday
 Little Perry Smith won the prize offered by his teacher for the one getting the most head marks. He is very proud of his post card Album.
 R. D. Smith is working on the road. J.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
Piney Grove

Hot and dry. I guess it will rain some time but when?
 Cotton picking will not be much this year.
 Not many people have sown turnips yet. but a mess of turnip greens would be an extra dish" 3n the table now.
 Finey Grove school closed last n !ay. The children did credit to their teacher. Miss Ollie had them well trained.
 Emmet High School opened last Monday morning with a good number in attendance.
 Mr. Sid Padgett and H. Nj. Nelson have moved on MT. M.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
Gate Brace.

some, but their cost is so great | their use as end posts only is to advised.
 Rough and heavy braces are slightly and should be avoided ln front fences and where cleanHa and neat appearance are desired
 All fence posts should be set ] fectly perpendicular and the bn fitted in closely and tightly.
 Pieces of timber put in the gos between the posts prevent theif ls ing toward each other and also vent a hole being worn under theg through which the shotes may goh the corn field.
 Short braces or blocks set on piece of timber and leaning agsH the posts will keep the wheels Il running too near the posts.
 A flat stone should form the of the underground brace. The a should be well tramped around braces and the posts.
 To prevent a gate from sagglng a long hinge post and brace baeI the first fence post as shown ln cut The hinges of this gate homemade on the hook and eye tern, but the post hinges are enough to go through the post clinch so they cant pull out. The. hinges have nuts and washers so won't come loose.-J. W. Griffin
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
Friendship.

Still hot and cry. A good rain is much needed.
 Health is very good. Mrs. Berry Burket is improving so we hear.
 Our third Quartly Conference will be held at New Salem next Wednesday.
 MT. c. M. Hirst took Miss Trudie Alsobrooks to her hon e at Waldo.
 Mrs. Shelton Nelson came in Wednesday to spend awhile with home folks. Mir. Nelson has a position at Newport.
 There has been considerable confusion at Morris this week on account of the elopement of w. w. Smith, the saw mill manager.
 The Morris Local of the Farm ers' Union passed a resolution to have all their cotton that is made rapped with cotton bag eing. They have a committee ut sto notifya. the ginners to furnish same. The County Union sill be at Rosston on the 16-17 Inst. Every body come with well filled baskets. The first day will be an open door meeting and the second day will be spent in the business of the union.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
i @ Neighborhood News M Interesting News Items Collected oe0 By Our Country Correspondents
than he knows what to do with.

than he knows what to do with. Earnest Summers says he has the fastest animal in the coun- try, it can travel from home to the widows in thirty minutes. Joe says old Duncan can go it in twenty minutes. So Joe is ten minutes ahead.
 Quite a large crowd gathered at the Vickers bridge Sunday to witness the baptising. Eight were saved and will walk the bright path of Holy Love.
 The Ice cream season was no doubt invented expressly for spoony lovers.
 Love is a disease that most people take just as often as they are exposed.
 The Doctor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
ZH!RAIgM@a @GNNMa
FENCING FARM pRoprn'
First Cost May Be Laroe. b,. |. N Run It Means considerabI. M \
 Saving.

A great deal of unnecessarv .,. IS belng put on many of onr fo, .su' a more careful planning ana m S out of the fields was done tho,n 4pH " be great deal of expense cnt '. "
 The end posts are the lifo :. VI fence and should be put in goos , deep, well tamped and braced '
 Care in the selection of tbo .. especially the corner and end my " very essential. The end or fss h. posts should be large and no,ts' sound. ps'''s
 If possible the posts shouId ,. soned, as a green piece Of wood :, 1t comes in contact with tbo '. '. earth, forms breeding place ,o, , teria and fungi.
 There are several presar,. methods in use, any of which v,ll if properly applied.
 Charring or plunging in bun coal tar is very satisfactory.
 Substitutes, such as iron ana enforced concrete, are being usad
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
Artesidn

Be sure to come to preaching Saturday night and bring some one with you and do all the good you can for the meeting.
 The ice cream supper at Will Martins Saturday night was largely attended.
 Charley Peachey Is thinking about putting a whistle on his sorghum mill. He puts up the Prickly Ash Bitter brand O. syrup.
 Charles Hetchler has job with the Ross and Parks Milling and Refinery Go. drumming fos cane.
 Misses Sallie Lee and Willie Denson of Prescott attended the cream supper Saturday night. Miss Sallie.. seemed to enjoy the trip but Miss Willie looked sad.
 Bige Overton was in town Friday night picking up a wreck.
 MissessAnnie Black and Ruth Meador attended the party Sat urday.night.
 Misses May and Oracle Sanders attended a party at Emmet Fri day nightsand now won't attend country.E parties5 any more. We wonder why?ss..The Emmet dudes must look the best. Well, 1 reckonIso!
 Jake Sanders made four gal Ions of syrup this year. If any one wants to buy some syrup, please call on him as he has more
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
HINTS OF THE FARM

No place on the farm IS '0O 2 for the garden. :,
 Good seed on poor soil s n'''' poor use of a good thing
 Have tomatoes, radishes and Y mer squashes in abundance
 Don't be afraid of putting .O0 D' manure on the garden grounu' 5
 Butter unfit for table use can z ly be regarded as fit Tor co0a'n'
 The radish is one oi the ia.s, Vi vegetables, and it IS one " easy cultivation.
 The best place to start sn,t NIa farm garden is on the most piOu''' spot of ground on the farm :,
 Dust the climbing roses .ssil. T,@ phur early in the mofhlns'
 dew is on. to prevent mildew
 A hard crust over the soil prev the rain and heat from ehIe'm ways keep the surface ol 'D' loose. ..o,t and
 If the bean poles are snO.s .ss, rs vines are pinched of when .s s.s, s.,I the top the beans will ma'us .., i.
 If the cabbage root mass@ ]. work fit a piece of tarrea n,s pap' nl about the base Of the pi'
 The radishes are divided II lu~ ',., classes, by their season, SSsues [ winter, and are of many '' color. .,o inc |
 It is not possible to maAT Tbs e 4 gardening too intensive. and bl the ground the tenaei''
 the vegetables. .,u di,ead!
 Spraying the cows W. wn nix d the flies and keep up the m.,o ..,orSA| Too much trouble? wen, s tb,s M kind usually pays big ,.., 'n,T Tne s'De garden should be ,,s s'a house and surrounded w,.n .o sss,| woven wire netting leh.s 'osts. fowls and other garden ',,nat of Ptase {
 If the garden g l,arev nr' soil, mix aa 2. ashes and sand obtalnaef \ they will mellow up @o 4,,riog gO1
 If you grow late ms...-s
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
CLIFF BR|LEY
 IS SHOT DEAD
Deputy Constable Melvin Anderson Surrenders to Arkansas Officers Imme-
 diately AfterWard.

From Texarkada Courier Sept. g.
 At 1:15 o'clock this morning Cliff Briley was shot and fatally wounded by Melvin Anderson at the intersection of Broad street and State Line avenue on the State National Bank corner. Only one shot was fired. In few minutes after the shooting Anderson surrendered to Police men Lummus and Kuhn of the Arkansas side, giving them the pistol from which the bullet was fired, and was taken to the East Side police station. A pistol was found by the side of Briley and it was also taken in charge by officers.
 From the best information obtainable immediately after the shooting 1t seems that Anderson, Briley and some other parties had been over on the Arkansas side of town, and that Briley hat b en talking abusively to Anderson. The party walked up Broad Street to the corner where the shooting occurred and the abusive language was con- tinued by Briley, Anderson beg ging to desist, as he did not want trouble. Finally Briley drew his revolver, it is stated, and cooked it a time or two and Anderson pulled his gun and fired, the bullet entering Briley's forehead about the right temple. The wounded man fell with hls head in the street. his feet resting on the sidewalk, where he lay for probably twenty minutes before the ambulance came, when he was removed to Abell's sanitar- ium on Fifth street, where he died about 2:15 o'clock.
 1t is alleged that Briley was under the infu nee of whiskey previous to the difficulty, and Anderson stated to The Courier that he had endured the abuse as long as he could and fired when he saw Briley's pistol.
 Neither Mir. Anderson nor those with him at the time of the difficulty would give any statement regarding the affair further than the facts here given, gathered during the ex- citement following the shooting.
 So far as known there had never b2en any previous difficulty between the men.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
Emmett School Notes

Our school overfowed with visiting patrons and pupils Mon day. There was a fine spirit of enthusiasm for the school manifested. The program was carried out very successfully. Every one went away feeling that Emmet High School has started out upon her banner year. We believe that we have one of the best schools in the state.
 For music teacher we have secured the services of Miss Carrie Kaufman of Philadelphia. Miss Kaufman is a grrduate of Ouachita College, and has had several years experience as a teacher of music. She is, more over, very excellent Christian lady. We welcome her to our midst most heartily. We feel sure that she is a valuable ad- dition to our faculty. All who can should enroll as music stu- dents. The class is already large and is growing rapidly.
 Eleven medals were offered to our students at the opening ex- ercises. These medals cover the subjects: Punctuality, De- pertinent, Penmanship, Essays, Orations, Music, and Latin. We feel confident that there will be a deal of friendly rivalry for these awards and that a conse- quent healthful stimulus will be added to the classroom work. We thank our friends for these liberal awards.
 Prof. Crump and Mir. Boyd toiled for an hour Monday pro- Viding seats for the unusual number of students in M iss Whaley's room. Arrangements are being made whereby the congestion can b. relieved. He can easily care for a much Iarg- CT number of pupils.
 Our total enrolment on the first day was los. Very many of our regular pupils are gather irg crops and will drop ina little later. About a dozen boarding pupils have enrolled so far and we expect many more later.
 The work of classification has been rapidly and easily accompli- shed. On Tuesday regular class room work was begun. The pupils and teacher are cooperat- ing with perfect harmony.
 Miss Kaufman made a flying trip to Philadelphia Wednesday to move down"
 The boarding pupils express themselves as being highly pleas. ed with the town and school. We are glad to have them with us and trust they will feel perfect ly at home.
 Misses Floy Breed. Tennie ,, ieLst{a, Lula Q, co, izZ4stc.. Whaley, Myrtle Cole, Flossie
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09
BEST IN EXISTEN NCE

"I sincerely believe, all things con- sidered, Hunts Lightning Oil is the most useful and valuable household remedy in existence For Cuts, Burns, Sprains and Insect Bites it has no equal so far as my experience goes"
 G. E. Huntington,
 Eufala, Ala.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-09

For Sale A light saw rig. will sell right. Call at this office.