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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-22
The Doctor and the Doc.

A family that live in a detached
house out in the suburbs telephoned
for their doctor. The call was urgent
1t was late in the evening.
When the doctor arrived at the gate
the family dog was there ahead of
him. The dog did not like the looks of
a man with a triangle shaped bunch
Of whiskers and black satchel.
The doctor started to brush by the
dog and go in. But the dog soon
showed him that he wasn't joking
Maybe they'll hear the dog and call
him off," thought the doctor, and he
waited. But they didn't.
There was just one thing for the doc
tor to do. and that was to go to the
nearest telephone and call up the fam
lily But he learned that it was no
easy job to find a telephone. 1t was
then pretty late, and he had to go half
q dozen blocks back toward town be-
fore he found place where he could
get a phone.
"DogT" repeated the man at the other
end. I'VE haven't any dog. You must
have stopped at the place next door
They have a dog Now, hurry back
here."-New York Press
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts. 1853 tubs; cream
cry, extras. zoe; price to retail dealers,
soc; prints S1c; extra firsts PC; firsts,
frsts, 21c; seconds. zoe; ladies. No. l.,
191sc; packing stock TIC.
Eggs-Receipts 1858 cases INSECT
laneous lots, cases returned, lie; cases
included. 171sc; flrsts, must be 70 per
cent fresh. 1Sc; prime firsts, packed in
new whitswood cases and must be 81, 80
per. cent fresh, 1sc; extra, specially
packed for city trade and must be 80
per cent fresh, zoe; No. dirties, Is re;
checks, 141kc.
fancy, 880sOc; fair TO good. $50 SIC.
Sweet potatoes-Illinois, per brl,
Veal-Quotations for calves in good
order were as follows: 80 to so lbs
50 e 100 ibs. 80 as; fancy, 1oe; :.
loins. 1Sc; No. l round sac; No. l
Live poultFy1fuf Keys. per ID. nc;
Goosters 1d jews Geese spGd ueks Il
Beans = Pea beans hand picked,
choice, s244; fair to good, s9.25.@2 90;
1876; lower grades, depending on quail
ity, $1,000 1.S5; brown Swedish, $2.35 a
gao; off grades, $1.75@18o; limas, Call
Berries-Cranberries per brl s9.50G
1900; boxes, $4,000 $50; strawberries
Florida. 30Q45c per ct.
FulL--AppleS, Sz.UV " o-VV per OIL &c
a $500 per bu; bananas, Jumbo, pei
bunch. s1.45; straight, $l.10q 125; culls
S0c0S100; bouquets, So SIC; lemons
S2.O0Q250; oranges. $1.75 a 1926 pine
apples $15093.25 per crate.
Green etables-Asparagus, $3.50 q
$50 per box; beets, soc per sack: cab
bage $1,000 800 per crate; carrots. SOC
a $1.O0 per sack; $4,000 per ton: cauli-
flower, S1.00Q2.50 per box; celery 10 a
Csc per bunch; cucumberss 50c6S1.2 %
per doz; green onions, 500 75c per box
horseradish. Soc per bunch lettuce
zoo csc; mushrooms. 35 a soc per ID; on
ions, so a soc per bu; parsley. home
grown, Is Q30c per doZ, peppers, $500 a
string beans, green, $4,000 3.75 per bu
wax. $500 a 90 per box; tomatoes, 81. %
d2.75 per crate; turnips. sacks 400 Csc
watercress, ~ Y q 15c per doz.
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The Chicago, Lake Shore &
South Bend Ry. Co. TINE LIABLE
Effective November 20, 1908
Subject to change without notice

Trains leave Hammond for East
Chicago. Indiana Harbor and Gary
as follows:
500 am, 500 a. M, $50 a. M, 700
a. m, TAO an. 500 am, 800 a. m,
$40 a. M, 1920 a. M, 400 a. m,
11:40 a. m. 1920 p. M, 1895 D.
m, 100 p. m, 1:4O p. m, 2:20 ..
m, 300 p. m, $40 p. m, ago p.
m, 500 p. m. $50 p. M, 900 p. m,
$40 p. m, 7:29 p. m. 500 p. M,
$40 p. m. 1920 p. M, 1900 p. m,
1880 p. m.
Trains leave Hammond for Michi-
gan City and South Bend at 6: 80 a.
m, 500 a. M, 1920 a. m, 1920 D..
M, 1895 p. m. 2:2O p. NJ, APO D.
M, $50 p. M, 500 p. m, 500 p. M,
1920 p. m.
Trains leaving Hammond at IL: 30
o. m, 1895 p. m, 2:2O p. m. and
8:20~p. M. carry baggage.
H. U. WALLACE,
General Manager
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ARRESTED FOR
BLACKMAILING
Continued from Page one.)

kCOnL1nued from rage One.)
win c. Sexton, a playwright and a
teacher of acting. of obtaining money
under false pretenses from stage
struck girls throughout the country.
This Miss Pattee began proceedings
against Sexton and even opened head
quarters in a downtown hotel for the
purposes of assembling witnesses
against the man.
More than 800 letters are now in pos
session of Colonel J. E. Stuart, United
States postofhce inspector. Among the
persons addressed are Governor De-
neen, the Rev. NJ Mangasarian. the
Rev. George Hall of Chicago. Profess
sor Edward S. Collins. principal of
schools at MarseilIes. Ill. where she
was formerly employed. and John Con&
way, Hammond. Ind. Miss Pattee says
that Conway is the man who refused
to marry her.
Among other things, she prophesied
the destruction of the world in Sep
TENDER, 1910.
The woman's letters are a urious
mixture Of obscenity and tender re-
ligious solicitude.
SuS dQu4IS the VI 6CO4CS
of letters in which she made threats
of revenge unless she was paid enor-
nous sums. Saturday she waived ex-
animation when taken before United
States Commissioner Foote. She was
held in $1,000 bail and will be exam
ined as to her sanity.
Miss Pattee taught in the public
schools at Marseilles, Ill, and Ham
mond, Ind. IN these cities it Is alleged
she wrote many letters to business
men demanding as high as $4,000
to seal her lips against scandalizing
them.
Believes in ReincarnatiOn.
In an epistle to a prominent Chicag
clergyman among other things she
wrote:
David lived 1000 times. David is
now John D. Rockefeller"
Abraham became Christopher Co
lumbus after death"
James Monroe is Elfhu Root"
Jacob became James Madison and
is now Philander Knox"
abel was Ethan Allen and is now
George Cortelyou."
Joshua is now Billy Sunday,
"St John became Ponce De Leon
and is now governor of Mississippi
''st. Mark became De Soto. Now he
is the governor of Florida
st Luke grew into the present
governor of Tennessee"
'Pontius plate became Theodore
Roosevelt"
William ]. Bryan was once Ezra
and later became Andrew Jackson
Moses was Judas Iseariot and later
George Washington"
The Hammond school teachers, whC
knew Miss Pattee so well. expires:
great deal Of sympathy for her. They
say she was peculiar when she was il
Hammond and they are not surprised
that she should have become insane.
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ADvERTIsED MAIL.

The following letters remain uncalled
for. at the HAMMOND postoffee, week
ending March p, 1909:
Fred Berger Miss Henrietta Blaul,
Mrs. Mary Brandt Ivan Conjar, W. w.
Dye, 2 z. Dubbs, Miss bridget Her
Mrs Hedwig Kock, Jan Kapera. Gust
Keatsulis, Maciej Kurek, Roderick
Mayer, Mrs Jno. Neil, Omen PetFity,
+ s. Preston. Miss E A Ramsey.
George Sees, c. Simanckis. Mrs. II, J.
Sherwood. George Tobey, z. G. Under
wood, John Wolf.
W. H GOSTLTN
Postmaster.
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The Forootten nramatlst.

Is It not strange, remembering the
boom" that followed his introduction
to English audiences, that Ibsen al
ready is so entirely laid on the
shelf" How is it that Ibsen lovers
and the curious" cannot, in the whole
year round, see cycle of his plays
performed In London?-Era.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

LIVERPOOL HEIGHTS.
Lot Z. block s, Matthias add
ton. New Chicago-Lot IA.
block in third addition. New
Chicago Real Estate & Invest
ment Co. to Katherine Bahl....S $50
WHITING
Lot ]. block 2, Davidson's Fred
street addition, Charles y. Day
idsOn TO andre BOgovfch ..... 500
TOLLESTON
Lot 3. block 5, Oak Park addi
ton. Annie E Thomson to
Trustees Langley Ap n E. Church
Lot A block 6; lot 40. block 5,
Lincoln Park addition, United
States Land Co. to Berthold
Lots / land is block los. Gary
Land Co.'S subdivision. Gary
Land Co. TO B. +. Schoenberg. $500
subdivision. Gary Land Co. to b.
F. Schoenberg .--..-.+-...... 800
Undivided = lots II and IS, block
l05; undivided y lot Z. block
104, Gary Land Co.'S subdivi-
sion b F.; schoenberg to Au-
Lots l and 2, block 2. Lincoln
Park addition, United States
Land Co. to Helen Ostendorf. 80;
INDIANA IARBOR-
Lots 80 to ~. block II: lots to
g. block 10 In fourth addition,
East Chicago Co TO Harbor
Building Co; .....;...,..,:,.-. 6,64i
211k feet lot / lots TO I, block
in ToWle & Averys addition,
Margaret Smith to Leo Ernst. 60
Section 1923 W-SE 4 NE u.
Will c. Lawrence TO Douglas A.
Lawrence .--..-.-.- -'...'- Law
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CASH GRAIN MARKET.

Winter wheat by sample: No; 2 red.
$1.22Q124; No. 3 red, $L15 Il q LIZ y ;
No. 2 hard. $115@1.1712; No hard,
Spring wheat by sample: No. l
northern(, $1.151k Ollie; No; 2 northern,
s114Q1.17, No. 3 spring SLY g lie
8 white 65Hc; No. yellow 64A @65c;
No. 6206315c. -
oats by sample: No. 2 white $40
b42Ic; No. 8 white So q SAC; No. 4 white
81 a 52hc; standard "a &c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE.
We the members of the Calumet De-
tective Associate of Hammond, Ind
and incorporated under the laws of
the state of Indiana for the purpose of
enforcing the criminal laws and bring
criminals to justice would ask all par
ties interested phone 3353 or address
CALUMET DETECTIVE ASSN
1876 Hammond, Ind.
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Daily Thounht.

Daily Thought.
Take a rest; a field that has rested
gives a beautiful crop.-Ovid
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
For RENT.

FOR RENT-Five-room cottage. S2T
Hickory street: near interurban.
small fruits on lot. Apply S2S Hickory
street. 223
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAI-In one minute YOU can
find your way" to any classi fed ad
in the paper. They're classified" for
your convenience.
IF YOU WANT A MAN OR A BOY TO
work for you. in any capacity, It
would be an act of charity for them
If you would advertise in The Times.
They watch its columns pretty close
FOR RENT-Three line spaces for ten
cents a day. They do the business,
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FOR SALE=Party leaving city wishes
to dispose of furniture, kitchen uten-
sis and range and various other arti-
cles. Call at rear of 402 East State
street 1913
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FOR RENT-F'ive-room cottage and
barn; near corner Calumet and May
street. See r. Elster; phone 299l. 22-2
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Sfx- cottage with
summer kitchen, washroom and cell
coop and park; fine fruit, peaches, cher
ries grapes and raspberriesi must sell
soon, goin gto Texas; price $1,000 Geo.
Houser, 759 Logan street; telephone
1889. 22-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

Hammond and Crown
Point an automobile tail light (never
OUT. Liberal reward IL returned to The
Lake County Times 22-tf
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INSTANTANEOUS.

SECRETS of dyeing and dry cleaning
business taught by mail; big paying
business; no capital needed. Particulars
free. Ben VOnde Co. Dept 1872. Staun-
ton, Va. 20-2
MISCELLANEOUS ought to take
The Times If for no other reason than
to snap up some of the want ad bar
gains.
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FOR RENT-Six-room cottage; newly
decorated throughout. or the same for
sale with 50-foot lot for 81, 400. Phone
3772. 22-l
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WANTED-TO RENT

rent four or i've room
fiat or cottage near Central school
Address NJ c care Times. 20-3
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FOR SALE-Three pool and one billiard
table and fixtures; outfit complete;
in good condition; reasonable If taken
at once Address G A, care Lake County
Times. 20-3
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BARTER = EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-WtIl exchange pa
per hanging for a cheap pony. Ad-
dress J c. Lake County Times. 10
FOR EXCHANGE-Pointe dog and
Chicago folding saw with one and
7-foot blade for poultry or what have
xnu2 Address n y. Lake County Times.
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FOR SALE-Fuu bIooded Barred Rock
poultry. Also poultry houses, etc. APP
ply 4 Condit street. 20-tf
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I FOR SALE-50-foo lot with 1O-room
brick house; all modern improve
ments; large barn, 14x26, nice lawn
and maple trees. near Harrison park
south side Apply at premises. JOS
Miller, No. Z Williams; phone 1884;
/ Hammond, Ind. 1873
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FOR Shakespeare piano in fine con-
dition, $50; easy payments Take So,
Holman street car, Straube Piano fac
tory. 1876
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FOR SALE-Brass bed complete and
few other household articles. 80 Wilr
liams street. 20-2
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WANTED. 600 more men TO use The
Times want ads every night and see
how good they are.
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FOR SALE-Advertise your farm lands
in The Times. Save agency fees and
sell directly. We don't charge you
commission and sometimes you get very
quick results. IT
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FOR SALE-Plenty oe space in these
columns for you to get want ad re-
suits.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Delivery boy with refer
enceS. Ideal Grocery, 5th avenue ana
jackson street, Gary. 16-tr
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FEMALEHELPW WANTED

WANTED-Experien first class girl
for general Homework; must furnish
references. 155 Carroll street or phone
3041 22-tf
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FOR SALE-Sman job printing office
in live city in Calumet region; will
bear close investigations cash propo-
sition. Address y. S. G. Boor. Lang
ley place. Chicago, Ill. 1873
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FOR SALE-Buick auto. '07 5-passen-
gers; - II. p. touring car, just over
hauled and in fine running order; best
offer taken Ask for Mr.. Stebbine. Ham
mond garage. loft
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EAST CH|CAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
INDIANA HARBOR.

The Progress club met last evening
with Mrs. J. A. McGranahan of Fir
street and an enjoyable session was
held. Some business was transacted,
but the meeting was largely of a So
cial nature, with music as a principal
feature. Miss Georgina Wetheron Of
Muncie, Ind. a niece of Mrs. E. Drum
mond contributed a cornet colo, which
was greatly enjoyed. as did Miss Lillian
Spittle, a piano selection. The next
meeting viii take place Monday even
ing, Aug. 80, a week in advance of the
usual time. owing to Labor day coming
on the first Monday in September On
this occasion Mrs. Kinzie of Valparaiso
has been asked to deliver an address.
Mrs. James oliver and daughter,
Ethel. of Chicago will be the guests to-
morrow of Mrs. T. ]. Murley of Grape
vine street.
Mrs. Charles z. Fowler was obliged
to use her carriage to go to the Prog
ress club meeting last night on account
of an injury to her foot last week,
caused by her horse stepping on it.
Charles Kissinger Of the Lake Shore
railroad spent Sunday with his family
in Adrian. Mich.
John Haywood has two nice rooms
for rent at his home, 1884 Baltimore av-
enue. Hot water heat. everything mod
ern.
The Indiana Harbor baseball team
will play in Plymouth, Ind. next Sun
l to 0 in favor of Plymouth. and the
day. These teams played a game there
about two months ago, the score being
/ rpnor4s xyaa hmm
Archie Murley has left the American
| Steel Foundry. where he was employed
as coremaker, to accept a position or
/ the crane in the Inland mill.
! All the saloons which have beer
| closed the past month owing to the
lack of licenses have resumed business
the county commissioners having re-
! stored their licenses yesterday.
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TSMAN OUT; SO
is MIKE DONIIN
Murray Will Continue to
Manage Phillies.

Philadelphia. Pa. August S.-Felix
Isman today announced the failure of
the deal whereby the Philadelphia Ma
tional league baseball club was to get
Mike Donlin from the New York Ma
tionals in exchange for Outfelder Ma
gee of the local club.
Mr.. Isman announced that he had de-
cided not to exercise his option for the
purchase of an interest in the club
He said:
7 had an option on certain stock and
would have purchased 1t if certain ideas
of mine could have been carried out.
My principal idea was TO have Mike
Donlin as captain. manage rand play
er. This included the deposing of Mr..
Murray as manager. The proposition
was to give Murray $500, a year.
salary. for him to step down and out.
The other owners could not see the
matter in this light and this afternoon
I notified the parties to the negotia-
tions that I would not buy the stock. -
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have been in baseball, says that the
Cubs will beat the Pirates out for the
pennant and make the remarkable rec
ord of three worlds championships in
q row.
Schlers declaration of faith came
about as the gang were discussing the
news from Chicago that the Cubs had
hit the Phillies twice In the same place
on the same afternoon.
THAT is the team that will win the
pennant yet" announced the German
backstop. We still have a chance and
the Pirates are the logical favorites
but the Cubs will nail the flag You
just wait and see.
Here is a crowd of ball players who
have been together for years, and there
has never been jar in their ranks.
None of them have begun to slip back
in their work. and they have played
together for so long that they can al
most get along without signals. Ev-
cry one of them knows what any OF
the rest of them will do on pretty near
" any play.
They know the game forward and
backward and both ways from the
middle.
This man Evers is one of the great
est ball players that ever lived, and
with Joe Tinker on the other side OF
him and Chance and Steinfeldt on the
wings you have an inield that has
about eight brains and sixteen hands
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Secretary of the National
League Elected Presi-
dent Yesterday.
MAGNATES PAY TRIBUTE
VIII Erect Monument to Memory of
Late Executive-Notables
at the Grave.

Louisville. August 8.-Little more
than an hour after Harry c. Pulliam,
late president of the National league,
lay beneath the green sward of Cave
Hill cemetery, in this city, John Heyd-
Ter Of New York secretary of the
league, was chosen president in his
place at a special meeting of the di-
rectors yesterday.
There was some feeling, of which
President Charles Murphy of the Chi
cago team was spokesman. that 1t was
indicate to name Mr. Pulliams sue
cessor at this time, but the leagues i'm
mediate need of a qualified head was
set forth so powerfully that the mag
mates yielded.
Besides electing Mr.. Heydler. who is
to fill Mr.. Pulliam's unexpired term,
the directors concerned themselves
only with paying tribute to Mr.. Pull
liam's memory They designated the
remainder of his salary as president
during 1909 to his estate, and they APP
pointed Garry Hermann Of Cincinnati
Barney Dreyfuss Of Pittsburg and Mr.
Murphy as a committee to select and
have erected in Cave Hill a suitable
monument to the deceased president
In addition to this. they provided that
the players in the National league shall
wear crepe for thirty days.
"squarest of Men"
The meeting was attended by four
Of the five league irectors-Murphy
Dreyfuss Ebbets of Brooklyn and John
Dovey of Boston. Garry Hermann. the
absentee. will reach Cincinnati today
/ from the west.
Though there was 10 set eulogy pre-
| pared by the committee, each magnat'
spoke of Mr.. Pulliam as the squares
man in baseball and one who hat
wielde da heightening influence owe
+ baseball.
AS this was a special meeting, it ad
/ 1ourned sine die. Dreyfuss, unable Il
return to Pittsburg at once, as he in
tended, remained with relatives IN thu
suburbs of Louisville over night. Muir
ply returned to Chicago last night a
$50 o'clock. and Dewey and Ebbets lef
also. Manager Fred Clarke of tn
/ Pitts burg team and other members o
that club who were here left at
/ o'clock in order to be in Pittsburg to
morrow.
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EAST CHICAGO

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam ogden Of Grasselli
returned yesterday after months va
cation spent in the east and on the
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardy of La
porte spent Friday afternoon and even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. R c. Morse of
Olcott avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mare of Chica-
go were the guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs Sidney veaco of Chicago avenue.
Mr.. Mare is an old friend Of Sidney's,
their acquaintances dating back some
years.
A Csc Tooth Brush and a 25c bottle
of Wild Rose Tooth Powder both for
25c. Veaco & Beach. 1t
George W. Lewis is in Chicago today
on business.
M. w. Rockway spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. James CHM of Barring
avenue.
Invitations are out for the dance
to be given by Lake lodge No. for
the benefit of the strikers in the Amer
lean Sheet and Tin mills.
Marke & schmult Of Indiana Harbor
are at work painting the inside and
outside. including the hagpole. of the
Mckinley school building.
Robert Andrews of Chicago was the
guest Friday evening of Miss Oral
Murphy.
There will be a special meeting of the
Tuesday Reading club at the city hall
this afternoon at 8 o'clock to vote on
the admission Of number of new mem
bers. AS there are so many of the
members out of town just now. those
who are here are expected to be pres
emit without fail.
Insect Powder sc a package; regular
price 10c. Veaco & Beach. 1t
The ladies of the Independent Order
of Sochoid viii give an ice cream So
cial at Weiland's hall Thursday, Aug.
s. Tickets Is cents.
Mrs william Moss of Olcott avenue
is preparing to go to Charlevoix, Mich
to bring back her son, Conrad. who
abs been visiting at the Boy City.
DR.. NJ. T. Mccarthy of Chicago was
in town last evening the guest of his
brother and friends.
Beef, Iron and Wine for 35c. Regu-
lar price Use. Veaco & Beach. II
Mrs. Aaron Thomas is in Chicago to-
day.
Have you attended our spring open
ing. We save you money on every
purchase. Spiegel. South Chicago's
leading furniture store. Il
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CLUB TO DEFY GOVERNOR
Terre Haute Will Hold Bout
Between McGann and
Schreck.

Terre Haute, Ind. August s.-The
fact that the Shelburn Athletic club
has made arrangements for a bout be
tween Mike Schreck and Hugh Mccain
indicates that the club does not believe
the exhibitions in Terre Haute will be
stopped. The governor has said that
he will deal with the Terre Haute sit
uation as he is dealing with the viola
ton of the law elsewhere, through the
Judge of the circuit court" The sew
eral boxing clubs have been told by
legal counsel in Terre Haute that as
the law specifically permits ten-round
boxing matches, the bouts cannot be
stopped except on the ground that they
are brutal and then only after brutal
ity is evident