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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-06
WoMAN's ORGANIZATION OF THE
FAIR

The Woman's Organization of the
Tennessee State Colored Fair Asso-
citation has been holding its regular
meetings in Napier Court for several
weeks. These meetings are full, each
time, of interesting and jealous ladies
who seem to be ready for effective
work. Last year was beginning
and it is always the hardest task ac-
companying success, but this year we
have Fair with all it's incident pleas
u"es, interests and accomplishments
Already we have most healthful signs
and with the matured plans and con-
tinued unison of purpose and WORK,
there will be fair to which the
world would be glad to come. We
want every one to join us in some
way, convenient and pleasant to him
self. The Fair will be held five days,
each day in charge of some jealous
and efficient woman, to bring out all
the different pleasures and interests.
Ms. J. G. Napier will be in charge
Of Organization Day; Mrs. ]. B. Bos-
ley, Woman's Day; Mrs. ]. A. Davis,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-06
SPORT.
JEFF's FORFEIT COVERED.
johnson Puts Up His $1,000 For a
FIGHT.

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Lytle, hacker of
Jack Johnson, today posted $4,000
forfeit with a local sporting writer to
cover the sum already put up by
James Jeffries as a preliminary to a
championship ring battle between JEFF
fries an the colored man.
New York, Aug. 2-Sam Berger,
manager for James J. Jeffries, ex-
pressed considerable delight, and
said: well, I guess there'll be
fight" when informed this evening
that Jack Johnson had posted 5000
in Chicago today to bind match with
Jeffries for the heavyweight champion
ship.
AS to report that Johnson wants
-Jeffries to agree to the time and place
for the match before the latter goes
abroad, Berger said:
How can Jeffries name any time or
place for the fght-particularly
place-before bid has been received
from promoter? We would like to
know when and where as we'll as
johnson, but we are not mind readers.
IF Johnson means business" he
continued, che should come here TO
New York as soon as the bids for the
fight are in, and he and myself will
look over them, and anything that
looks reasonably good to us both we
will accept.
"Jeffries is dealing with Johnson
and the public in good faith. He only
wants what is fair and reasonable.
And other champion--and Jeffries Is
the real champion-would have de-
manded 80 per cent, of the gate re-
ceipts or purse, but he is good enough
to say that Johnson shall have a los
er's end No, I won't say how much
it will be, 1t will repay him for train.
ing expenses, even-well even II 1t
does not for the beating he will get"
The fact that Johnson has covered
Jeffries' money is no guarantee that
he will be able to corner the willy
farmer" Jeffries is working the
American public to finish. He knows
that If he ever meets Johnson he will
never be able to draw another crowd
after the fight unless it be to his fun
eral, but those who know him best dc
not believe he ever Intends to meet
Champion Johnson.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-06
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On Thursday evening recently lit
tie Charley Mai Malone and Albert
owen, Jr., celebrated their 9Th birth
day on the beautiful lawn at the home
of their parents, which was tastefully
decoratedl The little ones seemed
to enjoy themselves wonderfully, Efter
which they were seated out on the
lawn and served. Those present were
Addie Townsend, Annie Maj Marshall
Alberta Thomas, Gertrude Thomas,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-06
SHEDRlCk STEVENsoN'S DRY
GOODS STORE, 224 FILLMORE
STREET.

Come to see for yourself what good
bargains you can get at this store.
Any kind of goods in the way Of dry
goods. We have the best and cheap
est goods.
Aprons bingham at. % yds. for 26c
Calicoes MISUNDERSTANDING q I'D.
Mems socks at any price.
Men shirts at ............ 45c and up
Mems underwear at. 49,. 25c and up
New collars and ties.
Ladies' ready-made underwear,
combs of all kinds, handkerchiefs,
towels, pins, thread and anything else
you can call for. Come and see for
yourself and buy of me. We will
treat you right.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-06

Mems Day; Mrs. l. E. Dowell, Chill
dren's Day; Mrs. Lou Bell, Soldiers
Day, to be held successfully.
We give the James of these ladies
and days that ahy one interested 10
any particular day and who can con-
tribute something of benefit, a plan
or an exhibit, can go TO any one Of
these ladies.
This is an undertaking in which
eI cry woman should enter. We want
exhibits of every description and TO
do full justice to Tennessee and it's
women, we should have them. We
trust there will be many others who
will feel free and willing to join us in
our efforts to make substantial evil
dence of the worth of Tennessee
women.
Meetings are held every first and
third Monday of the month in Napier
Court, All Fourth avenue, North. We
hope to see many present We have
most active and competent general
manager in Rev. Preston Taylor, who
is in hearty accord with the ladies
and the president Of our organization
Mrs. Burrus is possessed of every
quality that makes a pleasing and ef
fectiVe officer.
MRS. PRESTON R. BURRUS, Pres
MRS. G. N. LANGSTON, Sec'y.
MRS. M. S. PAXTON, Asst. Sec'y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

cemetery, followed by host of the
friends and relatives Of the deceased,
who was respected and will be. mourned
by all those who knew her.
Ernest Wilson, the south side meat
dealer had the misfortune to lose a
valuable horse yesterday. lung fever
being the cause of its death.
Architect Beers of Chicago was q
Crown Point visitor yesterday on an
inspection tour through the county jail.
E. H. Crowell will remodel and add
many improvements to the Fancher
house and property, east of town. and
will in all probability make it the fu-
ture residence of himself and family.
Harry B. Nicholson, Irl Rockwell and
Ed Glover will take in the automobile
races at Indianapolis the latter part of
next week, making the journey in
Nicholson's Maxwell runabout
Mrs. Murphy and her cousin. Mrs.
Hyatt of Richmond. who has spent a
Chesterton the last of this week.
The K of P lodge held their regular
meeting at their lodge rooms last
evening.
VIII steeb transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. John Fisher has returned from
an extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Rieckers of Beatrice. Neb.
Crown Pointers are still going ant
figuring on going" on their vacation
trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
HEGEWTSCH.

Mrs. Ed. Miles entertained the Rose
club at her home on Superior avenue
Wednesday afternoon. The ladies en-
1oyed the afternoon playing whist
after which a very dainty luncheon
was served. Mrs. B. A Anderson. who
received the highest count, received
the first prize, and Mrs. Reed the con-
ISOLATION prize, and Mrs. H. BOX received
the guests prize. A very delightful
afternoon was enjoyed by all. Those
present were as follows: Mesdames B.
A Anderson. J. Patterson. J. Malkan.
l. silverman. Ed. Hurd. Ed. Jacobson.
W. c. Reed. A. c. Mcdonnell. T. Buck
master. H. Box, A. a Kuss and c. Fish
err
Grace Wickham left here yesterday
morning for Chicago, where they wiz
spend few days with an aunt of
theirs before returning to their home
in Indiana
Mrs. Mansfield has been quite Ill at
her home for some time. but is report
ed to be feeling better
Mrs Fred Buckmaster was a Ham
mond visitor Thursday morning.
| Mrs. A. c. Mcdonnell of Woodlawn
spent Thursday here among her friends
and took dinner with her father, J. Pat
! terson Of Superior avenue.
| A. Seberg and son were Chicago Wis
itors Thursday morning
! The mission band class D of the NJ
f. Sunday school accompanied by their
teacher, Mrs J. Box, held their meet
ing at Palmer park Tuesday afternoon
A very interesting meeting was enjoy
ed by the girls. after which they en-
joyed bathing and playing games I'm.
| til all were ready to eat lunch. which
had been prepared by the girls anC
which was spread on the grass anC
| enjoyed by all. The afternoon was
very pleasant one and will be remem
bered by every one.
More for your naoney-easfest term.
Of payment-gour home furnished OF
thirty dav3' tree trial. At SpiagePs
South Chtcago's leading furnitur,
store. t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

Emil Keilman of Sheridan avenue has
gone to Minneapolis, MINI. to spend
one month with his brother, Jacob
Keiiman.
Toe cream social and band concert by
Whiting Masonic band and Evangelical
church at Robertsdale Saturday even
ing. Aug. IA. at the Franklin schools
Peter Pfeifer returned yesterday from
the Kneipp sanatarium at Rome City.
Ind. where he spent the past six
weeks. Mr.. Pfeifer has been greatly
benefited by the trip.
John Wills OF the Indiana Pipe line
is enjoying his vacation. which he is
spending with his parents at Tefft,
Ind. and also Lafayette and Indianapo-
lis.
Misses Edith and Elizageth Gardner
of Fred street returned yesterday from
Antwerp, O., where they have been Wis
iting their grandmother. Their broth
er. Robert Gardner. will not return
home until next week.
Miss Ruth Gardner of Fred street
has as her guest, Miss Mary Doub. a
popular school teacher from Hunting
ton, Ind.
Paul A. Scholz is back from weeks
visit in Laporte. Ind. and has again
resumed his duties in the Smith Bader-
Davidson Real Estate company's Of
fee
Ice cream social and band concert By
Whiting Masonic band and Evangelical
church at Robertsdale Saturday even
ing, Aug. IA. at the Franklin school;
Mrs. Fred Helm and daughter. Mis-:
Jessie, and son. Milton. have gone tC
! Portage and several other Ohio point:
| for an extended visit.
Union council No. 8. Daughters o
Liberty. of this city and Liberty Bel
council of East Chicago will celebrate
their annual picnic jointly tomorrow
afternoon and evening. A good time i
anticipated. so it is hoped there viii
be a large attendance.
August Z. Seeboldt is planning
Canadian trip in the near future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

Miss Helen Gordon returned last
night from a few weeks visit in Ches-
terton, Ind. Miss Florence De Masse
of Chesterton accompanied her.
Miss Rose Kung returned from West
vile. Ind. where she spent a week with
her parents.
Miss Mamie Bernstein returned home
yesterday after spending a few days
with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Water and children have
returned from a weeks visit in Dwight,
III.
Mrs. Bagley of the Migatz and Stieg-
litz fats is entertaining her niece, Miss
Ruth Lingard, of Clinton. Ia
Mayor Smith transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Mary Adley of John street is
visiting relatives in Chesterton, Ind.
Misses Lorena Eustace and Bessie
Walker visited in Chicago yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris ONeil of Sheri-
dan avenue are entertaining their
grandchildren. Elleita and Roland
O'Nell of Bloomington, Ill.
A party of young people, consisting
of the following attended the Sells
Floto circus in Hammond; Misses
Bessie Walker. Pearl Travers. Lillian
Miller. Vera Krout and Messrs. Chester
Burch. Llewlyn Griffith, Frank Moore
and Verne Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Marks. father ant
mother of Mrs. Max Stieglitz, are or
an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Enola Payne of New York ave.
nue. has gone to the home of her sis
for Mrs. Smiley of T1amnnOd to re
cuperate from her recent illness.
Ice cream social and band concert b!
| Whiting Masonic band and Evangelical
church at RobertsdaIe Saturday even
| ing. Aug. IA, at the Franklin school
Mrs. E. B. Green of Sheridan avenu
entertained Chicago friends yesterday
Some scores claim TO be the Iarg
est furniture store in this section; W.
know we are. Spiegel. Seth Chicago
| leading furniture store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

Mrs. Anton Kaiser left Wednesday
morning for short visit with relatives
at Chicago.
Miss Ora Piepho of Hanover Prairie
spent short time here Wednesday.
L Sievers, travelling salesman for the
Arm of l. Sievers' Sons. Of Chicago, Wis
tied his customers here Wednesday.
Mrs. I'D. Hoffman OF Chicago Heights
stopped OF here a short time yester-
day while on her way 10 visit her moth
er. Mis-. y. Hilbrich. near ScherervhIe.
Some of the people who went with
the Lion store bus Wednesday to Ham
mond came home by train the bus be-
ing overcrowded.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
LOWELL.

Mrs. Clarence Atwood lett THIS
morning for almond to join her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. r. Sheard. in a two weeks
visit with southern Indiana and Ken
lucky relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Black and son.
Gerald. leave tomorrow morning to seq
the sights OF the exposition at Seat
tie, Wash. They expect to be gone
about two months and viii stop OFF sew
eral times both going and coming. 10
visit relatives and former Lake county
acquaintanoes.
Rural Mail Carrier Wood is taking
his annual fifteen days vacation. and
with his wife is enjoying camp life at
Cedar Lake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

Dr. Leslie Grant is a good dentist
and can tell molar from a bi-cuspid,
in the twinkling of an eye. but when
it comes to letting the he. or shemale
OF a pet pigeon, the doctor is all to
the wilderness. Several months ago,
the genial dentist became the foster
parent to a lone and orphaned little
pigeon. which took to the Doctors hos
pitality. Ike a burglar to his swag-
Weeks went by. and pigeon Junior de
veloped into pigeon senior, and the doc
tor began looking around for a name
for his pet Pete" with all its mascu-
line attributes. seemed to fit the birds
pigeonality like tube grown does a
this seasons debutant. so Pete" it was
with the cdoctor well satisfied that he
was the trouser bird all right. Time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
Plant Is in Sha e.

The Crown Point Electric company
has begun preparations for putting
their plant in shape to take on the
contract for pumping the town water
and have a force of plumbers and me-
chanics engaged in installing appll-
ances. Besides this work, the new sd-
dition Is being rapidly completed which
was made necessary by the additional
business the concern has landed during
the last two years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
DYER.

The directors of the First National
bank here held their regular meeting
at the bank Wednesday evening.
Bernard Schultz of Scherervi1le was a
business visitor here Wednesday
Charles Trinen of Schererville stopp-
ed of hero a short time Wednesday
while on his way to Hammond
Dave Friedman, our fruit dealer. went
to Chicago Wednesday to look after
some business matters.
Trustee F. F. Scheidt made a bust
ness trip to Crown Point Tuesday.
Peter Lauerman Of St John transact
ed business here Wednesday,
Rev. William Berg of Schererville
spent short time here Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
WHITING.

John Helms is visiting with relatives
in New Buffalo, Mich.
Miss Nellie E. Wycoff, bookkeeper
for the Smith Bader- Davidson Real Es-
tate company. is expected home Satur-
day from Adrian, Mich, where she has
spent her vacation.
Mrs. Charles Dyer, engraver at Aug
z. Seeboldt's store, is at Detroit, Mich,
where she will spend one month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

wore on with Mr. Pigeon getting old
enough to smoke. bring company home
to lunch and keep a few late hours at
night with company the doctor knows
not the whereof, and he was Just be-
ginning TO think that Pete" was Just
q little bit ''juniorifled" and that the
mantle of Peter would fail more
gracefully on the ruffled neck of his
pet. When the great secret was flashed
in the par. Pete" had laid an egg, nay
more. Pete had laid two of them.
Time goes on. "Pete's" setting on
those eggs to her hearts content,
while the doctor Is waiting for the
Matching of two birds, which he thinks
may be pigeons, but which he knows
he isn't going to take any chances of
nameing.
Mrs. Claude ". Altman delightfully."-
entertained about twenty-f1v five ladies at
her Main street home yesterday aft
ernoon. Six games of bridge were
PLAYED and the prizes were captured
by Mrs Pettibone and Mrs. Hyatt at 6
o'clock the guests were served with a
delicious course dinner and they did
not start for their homes until late in
/ the evening.
The Independent order of Foresters
will give another of their popular
dances at Lassen's pavilion, Cedar
Lake on next Wednesday evening and
/ every member and their friends are in
! vited to enjoy one of these delightful
occasions The evenings are spent in
dancing and boat-riding and have al
ready proven their popularity by the
Il attendance they command
The funeral of Mrs. Christian Fauser
was held at the farm home east OF
| town yesterday afternoon, Rev. F. H
| Ball preaching the sermon. The re-
| mains were brought to the Crown Point
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
The Gypsy Queen.

Rehearsals viii be commenced in the
near future for the Odd Fellows home
talent play the Gypsy Queen" which
will be staged at Central Music hall
within the next two months. A good
cast has been selected, among them
being some of the local talent that has
appeared in similar productions In the
past
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
Hammond Loan & Guarantee Co.
145 S. Holman Street
A FEW FACTS
ANY Amount from $1,000 up.

We make a speciality of quick loans.
You can get the money in a few hours
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

w nen you apply mere Tor q loan II Is
strictly business deal-there are no
formalities.
We hold your business as confident
ial.
You can pay the money back in
weekly or monthly payments, to suit
you
From one, month to one year, to, pay
back, according to the size of the loan.
Rebate given for each month your
account is paid in full before the time
stated in contract. We charge you
You don't have to own Real Estate
or bonds to borrow money from US. We
are honest. The possession of house
hold goods or plano. etc. is evidence
enough of your ability to pay back
the money,
We do not advertise Cheap Rates"
or Cut Rates" as other companies do
who have just started in business. but
rates with others has been satisfied to
borrow from US.
= We don't ask you to take our word
find out for yourself-get our rates
then get others, or get other rates
first. then come here and compare.
WE MAKE NO DEDUCTIONS. We
give you the full amount you ask for.
Other companies advertise $4,000 for
so weeks and the borrower only gets
$41.20 out of the $4,000 and is charged
for the full amount
If you owe another loan company,
we will pay them of for yOu and give
you more money at lower rates than
you paying.
The assistance we can render you is
of a practical sort. OF course, when
we loan money ii is purely matter
Of business, but we believe 1t viii
make you a friend Of ours. too. You'll
like the way we do business. and the
treatment accorded you. That is how
we have been able to build up such d
long list Of satified customers.
REMEMBER-We are the plain fig
ures and square company.
Call write DhOne. and repre-
sentative will see you.
We make loans anywhere In the
Calumet District on a few hours notice.
Il Inan & GlIar9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-24
NURsERYMEN WILL
 MEET IN HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville. July 2a-tspecial)-- Huntsville nurserymen are preparing to entertain some 200 visitors here on August IS, ls and 20. the occasion of of Southern Nurserymen's Association.
 The Association draws its member. South and besides the regular members. many visitors will be here from the West. North and East.
 The program for the approaching convention has not yet been complet- cd, The business of each day win be transacted in one short session and the remainder of the time will be devoted to Inspection of the several nursery plants in the neighborhood of Hunts vile.
 city is the Heikes Moss Nursery. said to he the largest fruit nursery in the
 The officers of the Southern Associa- ton, who were elected at last years convention in Atlanta. are. Henry R Chase, of Huntsville, President: J. c. Miller, of Rome, Ga.. Vice President: 4 I. Smith, of Knoxville. Secretary and Treasurer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-24
BIRMINGHAM PROTESTS.

TeIesrama To Taft On Iron Ore Duty, President Taft received today tele- grams from Birmingham and Birm- ingham district people, men interested in the welfare of this section, enter. reduction of duty on iron ore, or. in other words placing ore on the free list.
 A telegram bearing many signatures iron business but in other lines of trade interested in the general welfare of the country. has been forwarded to the President.
 Signatures to the telegram sent ot the President were secured Thursday afternoon and Fri day morning with but little trouble and there was unani- nous opinion expressed that the plac. ing of Iron ore on the free list would be a blow to this district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-24
HARBOUR COUNTY VETS.

Squadron of Cavalry Takes Part tR
 Reunion.
 Eufauia, July 23-(Special.) )--Eufaula threw her gates wide open to welcome the Barbour County Veterans and others on the occasion of the reunion of the former. which was held here today.
 away began arriving at an early hour with visitors and veterans.
 About 10 o'clock the thoroughfares were thronged with humanity to wit ness a parade of the Cavalry Squadron. now In camp here. The Squadron. un- der command of Major Noble and his stan. led by the cavalry band. did not disappofnt the sightseersas The cavalry niafroeuvered along Broad Street while the band played and. finally marched to their camp quarters at Mont McNab.
 Upon the conclusion of these sxer. cises the veterans repaired to the court house. where a short business session was held while the 2nd Regt- ment Band of this city furnished in- ,spiring music from the street. At i2:30 o'clock the veterans assem- bled at the Confederate monument and formed in line and under escort of the 2nd Regiment Band marched In line to the Atlantic Compress quarters at the foot of Broad Street. where feast awaited their pleasure. Here they were welcomed by Mayor McDowell on behalf of the city, after which dinner was served and war "reminiscences ot During the afternoon, the military inspection, which was held upon the public school grounds. was enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-24
INJURY FATAL
CHARGE CHANGED FROM RECk- LESS DRIVING TO 0MANsLAUGHTER-
While .Alleged vieiator ef Speed Law ts In Court, News Comes of victim's Death in
 Hospital.

Birmingham, July ga. Especial. ).- During hls trial on charge Of reck- less driving this morning before Judge Feagin in the Police Court, Nat Gran ger was served with a warrant charg- ing manslaughter in the second degree. This followed the announcement m Granger's testimony that Miss Carrie Gili had just died at the Hillman Hospital as a result of being struck by MT, Granger's. auto.
 The warrant was sworn out by George Gill, the brother of the dead woman. Papers were served at once and the trial was stopped.
 MT. Granger is agent of the Ram bier Automobile Company. The war rant was served by Deputy sherins Lee Eigdon and Golfer. It is alleged that Mr Granger's car ran down Miss Gill. infiicting Injuries from which she died.
 Mir. Granger was carried before Tn ferior Court Judge Benners, where he waived preliminary examination ana made bond In the sum of $1,00O.