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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15

THE MATSON Navigation liner
Luriine was an arrival from Hilo this
morning. The vessel will take on a
general cargo at Honolulu destined
for San Francisco. Five tons of leaf
tobacco will be included in the ship.
ment, which is being forwarded to the
States by the Hawaii Tobacco Com,
pany. Tho Lurline is taking a large
list OF passengers and will sail for
San Francisco on Wednesday morn,
Ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15

THE lNTER-ISLAND steamer Maui
Is scheduled to sail for Kukaiau and
laupnhoehoe tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. The vessel viii carry freight
and passengers for the BIG Island.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15

CATTLE FOR Molokai have beel
ordered by the steamer Likelike. Tha
vessel loaded at Kawaihae on last Sal
urday. The vessel is understood vii
return to the Hawaii cattle port an,
take on y shipment Of cattle destine
for Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28
The Paris Fashions AS
Adopted in San Francisco

HE cable says that Paris has entered upon gay year This may
that the Parsans iyeer than they last
year. the year before that; but does that there
be than the usual sparkle upon the boueVar where
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28
Smart Men and women
Will WG0r AftGr Lent

lowing it. are not nearly much knowing what the
fashions Paris learning how those fashions VIII
after they adapted the effective San
thus CALL setting for its
readers the complete fashion number published the Pache
coast has been msed the pictures and descriptions
contained he Paris fashion journals of the moment but has under
panstakng ntegny exactly what the
Paris fashions will be like when they appear San Francisco Today
The Call has wdeawake agents following those fashions from Paris to
York the continent Skilled fashion
working with the leading modstes of the
the Paris plates and modworkng out the true adap
taons advance These writer's and artists and will be for
the
the firms of the which deal all the pretty nerles OF
fashions From every authoritative the most accurate
complete information of what will be the styles
days following Paris IN SAN FRANCISCO!
And all this information contained in lively and detailed articles
by the writer's and in and striking pictures by the artists and pho
tographe The Call magnificent
comprehensive cood Fashion Number which will be issued
Sunday, March % just four weeks from today.
That this ambitious will be the and complete
compendium San Francisco fashions which produced all
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28

0n'et
any liyeler they
the before that but does that there
the usual sparkle upon the bouevars
it is the clothes that make the woman
They a spring
day sight Paris for the world there
the flowers feminine fashion burst full bloom hour When
the Champs Eyees moving of gterng
leisure when visitors onreng all the languages mng
the foot parade then that graceful young professional
"trip out Of certain slip from closed carriages
the aayed creations great
designers of the French capital.
height afternoon appearance
crong which the boulevards awaited graceful
young conspicuous glance for their beauty well the
striking Of the style which gowned the yno
of those thousands Of critical No. not rude to stare
Paris Rather would be of ndeness failed
And by nigh detailed Of the gowns
fetching models have been cabed around the world
In week others besides the models will be wearing gowns the
upon of will
London and Berlin and Rome and Vienna and St Petersburg little
subtle changes almost certain the transit the At
an conservative note in for the fashionable Of
yield herself the uaonspcuous And by the
Paris fashion sends appe along Van and down Market
may parent wave though
they carry the salt crispness
SAN FRANCISCO NDIVIDUALIzEs PARIS
San Francisco ndVduaze Paris fashions San Francisco
purposes requirements liberties
patterns of Paris than does other Of the world Why
shouldn't sheq For San Francisco Paris neither does she
her ooen are n driar San e one f tla most ind
cities
that San Francisco receiving the brightest and that the fashion
cng their beauty or their significance meet the requirements
the drawing promenade theater Of the city by the Golden
Gate Sometimes it does moret originates fashions of its
There this Ask the leading Madame
your acquaintance If she gowns that the
and Francis receptions she will you with She
knows.
Take example of the moment The Drectoire
& i 1oni M f +b @ bito;re - @ :; . Ioded ~ ,ndaI 20 band M @
from the astonishing revealing original which first appeared the
Paris barely be its offspring New York
declined accept the Dector all the anness of the
conception but remained for San Francisco develop in its per
p the sssS m gown Pn fs % ,s To t0a7y &No
Thus it that the of San Francisco and California think
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28
WHAT THE BIG FASHION NUMBER WILL CONTAIN


the golf links the afternoon reception the heate the church.
the ball. will be fully pictured and described in this Fashion Number
of The Call
Suits dresses outdoor costumes of all sorts mil
ner shoes gloves a1aso lingerie underwear coures handbags
dress materials embroidees of these will
careful attention and intelligent exposition.
The Miss of High School aghe girl who the devoted reader
the Page for Misses which appears regularly The Sunday Call
will find that each her in the matter of dress
has been looked fashion number of
newspaper
The clothes the baby the right things for the youngsters who
learning first lessons school will by be overlooked
And the menhe poor neglected menw find that for they
and their requirements form important part of fashion
beT said that San Francisco do not how they
but then he blind and because the clothes OF the
loud that he could hear the he made the mistake sup
posing nothing the male gender Market
Elegance makes little noisehat what the blind did
know Many in San Francisco will be glad to know that
The Calls Spring Fashion Number March 2o will be
plete dneaton of the right things for his wardrobe
there will be page things for the
hold which will be very much the fashion, about the time of
spring houseceanng which will of thousands
homes
you watch the pages The Call will be treated to gmpse
from to time the good things which to have place the
literally feast will be- the great Spring Fashion Number
of The Call which will Sunday morning March 8 1909
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05

A large number of men interested in
the street car line attended the meet
ing. After much argument 1t was
decided to have the cars run up Center
street, instead of Main street. Many
wanted it to run through the bust
ness section; namely. Main street, in
stead of the residence. but the street
car company preferred Center street.
Fred Rose and daughter, Lille. were
business visitors in Chicago yesterday
Mr.. Sam Quinlan of Oklahoma is
here visiting his wife and family at
Sim Bulock's.
Evan Roper of Chicago visited with
his parents here yesterday.
Miss Daniels of the correspondence
schools of music of Chicago transacted
business in town yesterday.
The business men are talking of put
ting a Marathon race on in the near
future for the Hobart boys. running
from here to East Gary and return
A loving cup will be given as first
prize. Many of the boys are thinking
Of entering.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
INDIANA HARBOR.

Anybody wishing to give news to the
TIMES can do so by calling up j. ].
Freeman, phone 963, East Chicago.
Mr. NJ. C. Frysinger left yesterday
for Indianapolis on legal business Mr..
Frysinger will return on Thursday.
Don't fail TO attend the May ball.
given by Ezra lodge, Saturday evening,
May 8th, at Indiana Harbor Auditori-
UNI. Only so cents a couple. 53-t
Mr.. Eugene Parisck was in the Har-
Dor yesterday on business for his firm,
the Eugene Parisck Co. of Chicago.
A solid gold cuff button, with the
initials IT w" engraved on 1t, was
found in the room in the Lake Shore
hotel. occupied by the contestants in
the Marathon race. Sunday Owner
can recover same by calling at the
hotel.
The Progress club held a meeting
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
D. w Dupes. 1t was a very interesting
session, papers being read by Mrs. o. B.
Lloyd who took as her subject "Ir-
Irregularities in the Astronomical World
for the Year 1909" and Mrs. Haggerty,
whose subject was, The American
Indian" Some time was spent in the
study of Roberts Rules of Order. Three
new members were elected, they being
Misses Alma Miller, Blanche Hush
and AnnabeI Hiles.
First-class Iaundress would like to
secure work for two days each week
Best of references supplied. Small
families preferred. Address F. NJ. LAKE
COUNTY TINES Hammond, Ind. If
You can get 1t at spiegers. South
Chicago's leading furniture store. tt
The Whiting Masonic dance at the
Lewis rink, East Chicago, Saturday
evening, May sth. All are well
come. Sat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
RAW At
BENTON HARBOR

Hammond sports who went to Benton
Harbor yesterday saw good fight last
night. A Chicago newspaper dispatch
says:
Harold Morrow and Bobby Burns.
middleweights, fought ten fast rounds
to a draw here last night Both men
were fresh at the end. Morrow started
the first round aggressively. but Burns
evened up matters toward the end and
had a shade on the session. In the
second Morrow had big advantage.
raining blows on Burns body and jaw.
Burns evened matters up in the third.
sending a heavy right to the jaw at
the bell The fighting was fast from
then on to the finish. In the seventh
Burns opened up a nasty cut in Nor
rows face with a left uppercut and a
right to the jaw. This did not seem to
worry Morrow. however, and both men
fought viciously to the finish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
PIRATES BUTCHER
THE POOR CUBS

why didn't some delegate to the ma
tional peace conference go out to the
West Side yesterday and disarm those
Pirates? While the distinguished speak
ers were reeling off yards of the pa
cific talk downtown. the Cubs were be
ing relentlessly butchered in an eleven
inning dirge, ! to 0. There was some
chance until the ninth stanza was pass
ed. But for some reason or other
Brown can't whip those Pittsburgers
after extra sessions roll around.
Local market prices fell when Chance
failed to slide home in the sixth in
ming. Then. and there. was the crisis.
Instead of running slam bang into
Catcher Gibson, a low dive would have
practically cabbaged the cheerful It'd
ings. "Husk' had walked. after two
were out, and stole second. Steinfeldt
reefed a drive along third base and
Barbeau fumbled. The pair then es
saved the double pilfer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
sox LOSE THE FIRST

Cleveland, May SIN farce-comedy
that might well have been called How
Not to Play Baseball" the White Sox
were defeated in their opening game Of
the year here by the score of 10 to .
yesterday afternoon. Billy Sullivan and
his followers performed in manner
that caused plenty of mirth for the
.. 90 brave fans gathered for the diver
sion. Sullivan himself was guilty of
one of the most ludicrous misplays of
the afternoon, when he stood at the
plate waiting for a runner who was
coming in from third and then forgot
to put the ball on the man.
In all of his thirteen years of play
ing Sully said that 1t was the first time
that anyone ever got away from him in
such a manner. and he promised himself
faithfully that it would be thirteen
years more before another such play
took place.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
SPORTING NOTES
GRAND JURY PROBE
At SOUTH BEND
Prize Fight Investigation
Started by Times Will
Last a Week.

South Bend, Ind, May 5.-The grand
jury investigation. relative to prize
fighting in South Bend which has been
given statewide prominence because
of an editorial published in The Lake
County Times, was started yesterday
in the St. Joseph county circuit court
grand jury room here. The summoning
of Governor Marshall and his private
secretary came to naught as neither of
them was required to appear.
Manager Kalczynski, of Kosciusko
hall, where the bouts were alleged to
have been held, was the first witness.
1t is stated there was nothing in his
testimony tending to show that the
statute had been violated.
The star witness after the elimina-
ton of Governor Marshall and Secre-
tary Thfstlethwaite, was p A. Parry,
editor of the Hammond Times, whose
article on prize fighting in South
Bend and Indianapolis first attracted
the attention of the governor to the
alleged prize fights here. Mr.. Parry
appeared before the grand jury at 1870
yesterday afternoon. 1t is said his tes-
timony brought out no new facts and
was based on what he had seen in
South Bend and Indianapolis newspa-
pers.
Four witnesses besides Editor Parry
will appear before the grand jury to-
day, and subpenas for several others
have been issued. These witnesses are
said to include several fight fans" OF
this city and some members of the To-
cal police force.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
HGaItyFOOd -EasyWOrk
If 1t Takes Your Strength to
Digest Your Meal You Can't
Do Much Work.

The power to overcome all the all
ments of human life. and to meet all
the difficulties which life presents is
within the province OF every individual
says one writer of authority
He might have added with equal
truth most of our ailments we bring
upon ourselves, and very often we alone
are responsible for our difficulties.
Wrong living causes many ailments.
Rich, greasy foods at all times, day or
night. cause stomach disorders. which
must vitality effect every part of the
system becoming quickly chronic.
Start the day right with a sensible
breakfast Of &c Corn Flakes or Egg
O-See Wheat Flakes. They are always
ready to serve-crisp and delicious.
They satisfy the hunger and give health
and strength without overlooking the
digestive powers. Many a chronic stom-
ach has been restored to health by
Egg-O-S See breakfasts of crisp flakes
of corn or wheat served with good
milk or cream and a little fruit of
some kind
Remember it is the original and just
~ famous Egg-O-See process that
makes the &c Corn Flakes and Ego
See Wheat Flakes so nice and crisp
and healthful.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
HEGEWTSCH.

The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church met with
Miss Holberg last Thursday afternoon
and spent a delightful afternoon with
their fancy work A dainty luncheon
was served. after which the girls de-
parted for their homes to meet again
in two weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
rear room of the church Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Patton has been suffering for
some time from what is feared to be
an abcess. which has formed on her
hand.
Several of the boys from here left
for Detroit, Mich, Monday evening.
where they expect to find work.
Mrs. A. A Kuss and Mrs. John
Hohwy were Chicago visitors Tuesday.
Our new alderman, Mrs. Emerson,
and wife of Windsor Park spent Sun
dav with friends of this place. They
attended services at the st. Columbia
church in the morning.
Mr.. Harry Carlson was visiting
friends and relatives here yesterday.
Mr. Snyder and family from Burn
ham will move to Hegewisch the first
part of next week. They will occupy
the fiat over the 10-cent store, former
~ occupied by Mr.. P. o. Null and
family.
The Young Peoples Literary socie-
ty of the Swedish Lutheran church
spent a pleasant evening at their
church last Saturday evening. A short
program was rendered, after which
light refreshments were served. A good
time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Sam Durham put his boat
'.Ducky Kid" out on the Calumet riv-
err near Burnham, yesterday afternoon
after repairing her for the summer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
CLARK STATION.

Mr. Karl Brown is making prepara-
lions to go to Florida in the near flu
ture.
Miss Dali, drawing teacher for the
Gary public schools, gave her weekly
lessons here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dettmann and
children. Frieda and Walter, were In
diana Harbor visitors.
Miss Clara Brown of Indiana Har-
Dor visited with relatives here.
Mrs. ". Kunert of the East Side
was visiting with relatives here.
Mr.. Bruno Saager of this place was
an EngIewood business visitor yester-
day.
Mrs. A. Virus spent the day visiting
at Englewood yesterday.
Mr.. August Brown of ToIleston was a
Clark Station business visitor.
Mr. and Mrs ], Rayder and son.
Harold. of Whiting were visiting with
relatives here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
EAST CHICAGO.

The Mems club met last night at the
congregational church and reelected
the following officers unanimously;
President-E. n. Canine.
Vice president-T. Powers.
Secretarv-reasurer-- Hoos-
Subject of the evening: Race Sui
eide" ably discussed by Ray Howell
and NJ Peterson and T. E. Williams
The attendance being the largest IN
the history of the club.
A business and social meeting OF the
Fpworth League will be held Tuesday
evening. May Z, at 100 p. m at the
Methodist church parlors- Everyone
invited.
A whole barrel of Peanut Butter
Kisses, Just received. Veaco & Beach.
Da. David Johns was taken quite
sick Sunday and was unable to return
to Chicago, where he is attending the
medical department of the Chicago
university.
Envelopes sc package at Veaco &
Beach. 1t
Mrs. Alfred Berquist's mother, who
lives in Detroit, Mich, and has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
Lubricates the skin and makes you
beautiful, our Cold Cream. Veaeo IL
Beach. II
DR.. ]. Goldman wishes to state that
a rumor has been circulated to the
effect that he intended to leave East
Chicago and that it is absolutely false
as he has no intention of leaving.
The Whiting Masonic dance at the
Lewis rink. East Chicago, Saturday
evening. May sth. All are wei
come.
Nice pure mineral water. is not dis
titled or boiled, but naturally pure
Therefore this is healthy and digestable
Call 334. Nassau & Thompson, and have
one gallon delivered for 10 cents at
your home. 49,
FIrst-cTass Iauncress would ike to
secure work for two days each week
Best of references supplied. Small
families preferred. Address F. M. LAKE
COUNTY TIMES, Hammond. Ind. tt
FOR SALE-Five-cen theater fixtures;
cheap if taken at once. Inquire at
the Laid agency, East Chicago
Ind 15-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
SPORTING BRIEFS.
Eddie Lenox has made a nice show

Eddie Lenox has made a nice show
ing SO far with the Brooklyn team.
The Washington club has asked
waivers on Tannehill, Kelley and Ship
Ike.
AL Shaw, the old Chicago Boston
catcher. has been sold by Comiskey to
Mobile.
The Columbus American association
team lost their first ten games of the
season.
Jesse Burkett's champion Worcester
team got bad start in the New Eng
land league race
Chattanooga, the new South Atlantic
league team. won the first six games of
the season.
He'll hath no fury like Virginia league
fans chasing an umpire to the police
station for protection.
George Edward Waddem. the heavy
comedian of the st. Louis Browns. has
been getting his of late. Chicago and
Cleveland called hts number right of
the reel
1t is said that Owner Watkins of the
indianapolis club refused a salary OF
$500 month to Paddy Livingstone and
then sold Paddy to the Philadelphia
Americans for $4,000.
Cy Morgan is battling with a fierce
hoodoo. The Boston Red Sox pitcher
starts a game In pretty colors, but be-
fore the whistle blows some team mate
goes to the bad and throws the game
away
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
ARKANSAS SENATE
VOTES FOR RACING
Bill Is Passed, II to IL, and
Turfmen See Revival of
Game in Hot Springs.

Little Rock. Ark. May 5.-With horse
racing dead IN Tennessee, Missouri.
California. Louisiana and other states,
the senators of Arkansas in general
assembly yesterday by a vote of II to
IL placed themselves on record as
against the drastic anti-horse racing
betting laws.
The bill now goes to the lower house,
and turfmen firmly believe 1t will re-
ceive a favorable vote. The measure
provides for not more than 100 days
sport each year on any track. Sep
TENDER barred, and does not legislate
against the display of odds by book
makers.
Three counties, in which are located
Hot Springs, Helena and Newport, are
included. Dan Stuart. one of the own
ers of the Oaklawn track at Hot
Springs, said a meeting would be held
Immediately If the bill became a law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
MUNSTER.

Mrs. De Young and son, Lester, Of
Roseland. who have been spending a
weeks with Mrs. De Youngs parents
have returned TO their home.
After taking the enumeration OF chill
dren in Munster we find we have TT
children of school age.
Mrs. Kaske and son. Ray. were Ham
mond shoppers Monday.
Mrs. c. weinacher was here on bust
ness yesterday.
Nick Kikkert of saxony was home on
a visit.
Miss Ruby Wilson has returned from
Crown Point
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
NEIL,
GETS DECISION
Young Britt Disqualified in
Baltimore Fight.

Baltimore. May SIN the eleventh
round of what was billed as a fifteen
round bout before the Eureka Athletic
club last night, frankie Neil of Cali
fornia was given the decision. Young
Britt being disqualified for wrestling
Britt threw Neil and was warned, but
almost Immediately attempted ID re-
peat the offense. Although Neil was
manifestly in poor condition and let
many opportunities slip. he did most OF
the fighting and had the better of the
argument.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
PATHFINDER rs
IN TRINIDAD
Denver to Mexico Car Gets
Further South.

Trinidad. Colo, May 5.-After an
eventful run yesterday from La Junta
the Chalmers-D Detroit pathfinder for the
flag to flag endurance run, whi3h takes
place In October from Denver 20 the
City Mexico for the Wahlgscn trophy
reached here at o'clock. In the party
were Billy Knipper. driver; w. Z. Nc
Arton, road book compiler; J. E Ebert.
guide, and F. Ed spooner, officia. pho
tos1 apher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
p~~~~~~~~~~%~~~Ae
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY.


WEDNESDAY.
Opening of annual bench show
In Portland, Ore.
New York state League sea- q
son opens with Troy at Albany, 4
; Syracuse at Utica, Binghamton
) at Wilkes-BaTre and EImira mt
at Scranton. 4
; Observation-Disclosures League sea-
son opens with Freeport at
Rockford, Madison Mt Racine, 4
Oshkosh at Fond du Lac and I
Appleton at Green Bay.
THURSDAY. 4
Three-I League season opens I
with Rock Island at Cedar Rap 4
ids, Dubuque at Davenport, Pc 4
, Oria at Bloomington and Deca- 4
tur at Springfield.
, Ohio Pennsylvania League 4
season opens with Canton at I
, East Liverpool, Akron at Steu- I
, benvilIe, Youngstown at Nc 4
, heesport and Newcastle at Erie. 4
FRIDAY.
Annual athletic meet of Mill
tary Tract association at Gales
burg, Ill
Wrestling match between DR..
b. F. Roller and Ernst Siegfrfed
at Kansas City.
Pacific Northwest indoor ,
championship athletic meet at
Seattle.
D SATURDAY
Grand international Marathon
race at the Polo grounds, New
D York.
Boat race between Columbia
D and the Naval Cadets at An
napoIis.
Chicago Wisconsin dual meet
. at Madison.
Towa-Northwestern university
. dual meet at Iowa City.
"HOney" Melody VS.. Willie
. Lewis, 20 rounds, at Paris,
D France.
D q q . . q q & 4 4 4 q a a a 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
WARD-DESHLER
FIGHT CALLED OFF

Boston, May 5.-When Dave Deshler.
the Cambridge lightweight. weighed in
this afternoon for his scheduled fight
with Freddie Welsh. the English, at
the Armory A A. it was found that
Deshler was over weight. Welsh re-
fused to box him. The club officials
declared the bout off. The weight
agreed upon was 1913 at D. m. Deshler
was nine pounds over weight.