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Evening star., 1909-01-24

II do not look more than fortyfive."
Miss Gladys Desmond the actress of
! Pittsburg. Pa. says: Your treatment
! made my wrinkles disappear in one
night. 1t is certainly a godsend to
! womankind. ] tried cold creams, skin
| foods and various advertised wrinkle
removers, but they all failed absolute
/ ly and / confess l was very skeptical
about your treatment, but in one night
my skepticism had entirely vanish
| ed When l looked at my face on the
! following morning and saw what a
wonderful transformation had taken
place, ! was sure at last l had found
the right thing.
In speaking of her discovery. Miss
Meta says: "Yes, I know it sounds too
| good TO be true, but really | do not
think removing wrinkles is half so won
derful as the telephone. Before the
telephone was invented it appeared ri
diculous to think Of talking from New
York to Chicago.
Those who have used cold creams,
etc, cannot understand how my treat
ment can act quickly. Yet, after all.
1t is very simple, and / wonder that
some one did not discover the process
/
the whole story. Here is one from a
lady who says my treatment made her
! look twenty years younger, also letters
from many others. / do not see how
any one can doubt in the face of such
| testimony as this. i tried cold creams.
massage. etc. myself. without results,
and l can thoroughly sympathize with
those who have tried to get rid Of
wrinkles, and l am truly glad that l
feel can now offer womankind surer
and shorter way.
| Il will give further particulars to
all those who write me within the next
ten days. / must exact a promise OF
secrecy from every one for my own pro-
lection before / give full Information
you can use my treatment on yourself
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| Il guarantee my treatment will In no
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| II will give it a soft, velvety feeling and
greatly improve your complexion, as
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| to use it,
Address Harriet Meta. Suite 59OG.
| Syracuse. n. Y. l will send every
| thing in plain sealed envelope. that our
correspondence will be strictly private.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

with her great aunt, Mrs John A. MorI Is,
and her aunt. Mrs James Legendre. with
whom Miss Jennings stayed during the
mardi gras festivities.
The Da Lista family is 500 years old and
one of the noblest in Italy All of Count
Corrado's brothers, save one in the naval
service. were present, and among the
friends Of the young couple who joined
the family party at the PaazZo Lepri
were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parrish. par
ents of the bride; Miss Gladys Parrish.
her sister: Mr. Samuel Parrish. Mr. James
Parrish. Mrs. Broadwood OF London and
her daughters, Miss Helen Lee Miss
Mary Star. Count WileZck, Mrs. Kate Jen-
nings, the brides grandmother: Miss
Edith Jennings. her aunt. and Count
Chevreau. a cousin of the bridegroom.
from Paris.
The wedding festivities lasted several
days beginning with banquet Of twenty
Continued on Third paye,l
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Perry OF this city, Miss Milly d. Benson
of Baltimore and Miss Octavia Green of
Cumberland will be bridesmaids Mr.. A
Bruce Bielask of this city will be best
man and the following will serve as
ushers: MessrS Clair w. Fairbanks, Nor
gan W. Royce. Clarence Dodge and Edgar
Lowe of this city.
A reception will follow at the home of
the brides parents. before the couple
leave for New Orleans, en- route for
Crist obal. Panama. where Mr.. Shipley
is connected with the canal commission
The color scheme of the wedding will
he in green and white and the church will
be decorated accordingly. The bridn WI
wear white satin trimmed with duchess
and rose point lace. The bridesmaids will
wear white messaline with pale green
sashes. and the maid of honor a. gown of
pale green chiffon cloth. Miss Bielask
who has been living in This city. left
Friday for Cumberland and her parents
home there, where several guests will be
Evening star., 1909-01-24

entertained over the wedding. A number
of friends will go from here to the event
Miss Mimmack OF this city is the guest
for several weeks of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Dexter Adams at their residence in
Charlestown, Mass.
Miss Kate Batcheller. who is so well
known here, will make her future home
i'm Santiago. Just before she left Cairo.
Egypt for this country. there was un-
veiled brass tablet to the memory of her
father the late Judge Batchelier of the
international court of appeal. The me-
mortal is in ST. Marks English Episcopal
Church.
The details OF the wedding of Miss Cora
Parrish to Count Corrado di Mo Capo da
Lista in December I'm Rome have recently
reached here. The bride. who is a relative
of Mr.. and Mrs Hennen Jennings. was
here last winter and also in New Orleans
Evening star., 1909-01-24
Complaint of the Trash Service. y

+. W. Kern OF 1910 11th street north
west has written to the District Commits
sioners to complain of the refuse coilec-
tion service in the section in which he
lives. II wish to protest against the
abominable trash service we arc getting
in this section he says in his letter.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

There was collection December IL,
one December 80 and none since Pre-
vious 10 that time II was fair. but some
what irregular Patience has ceased TO
be virtue"
Evening star., 1909-01-24

The Dcoverer Offers Give Particulars Free of Charge All
Who Write Her Within Next Ten Days-Exacts Promise of
straightforward Very Simple and Absolutely
Harmless-May Be Used Without the Know
edge of Most Intimate Friend
Evening star., 1909-01-24

II pays TO read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
filled through them.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Assistant Naval Constructor r. w
Ryden, U.S.N.. and Mrs. Ryden of the
navy yard, Portsmouth, n. H., are here
to spend month.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Edith Coles, who has been the
house guest of Miss Mable Berry c. X
stree, returned last Monday to her home
in Towson, Md.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
How Syracuse Woman
Took Her Wrinkles
Out in Three Nights.
AFTER MASSAGE AND BEAUTY SPECIALISTS
HAD FAILED.
"Made Ne Look 20 Years Younger

Cincinnati Who Tried It-Now Forty
Complexion Is Smoother and Better Than in Girhood,
Writes Kentucky Woman Who Used This Won
derfu Process for Removing Wrinkles.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs Henry Charles Dinger wife OF
Lieut.. Dinger. U.S.N., will receive Thurs
days, January IS and February 4, at hel
home on = street.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs George p. DuBose, Miss Catcille
DuBose and Miss katherine DuBose will
be al home Thursday. January IS, at
their home, 1903 . street.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs. +. j. Barrett and Miss Barrett will
be al home Wednesday, February ~.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Bessie Bell was the hostess at q
pretty luncheon last Thursday afternoon
at her home on 18th street in honor of
Miss Ann Jarvis of Virginia. who is
spending this month with her.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

entertained over the wedding. A number
of friends will go from here to the event
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mr. John Collins Moran, who has been
spending several weeks at his home in
r. l., after a trip of several
abroad, returned last week to
Washington.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Angenett Ames. daughter of Med-
cal Inspector Howard +. Ames, T.SN.
formerly of Washington. has returned to
her home at the naval hospital. Chelsea,
Mass, after spending several weeks with
friends in New York
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Continued on Third Page.)
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mr. Wilmer l.. Green, who was the
guest during the past week of his mother
Mrs. Mary Green of Columbia road, re-
turned last Thursday TO Baltimore
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs. Dryden. wife of former Senator
Dryden, and her daughter, Mrs Kruser,
have returned to the city. and are at
1859 18th street for the season.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Continued from First Page
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17
Bonn Gonsref.

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Sefretdr bes Snnern in 9eSug
uIf Observation-Disclosures. Git
thrift Columbia : GcrpiuigingS-
9ia bonn Soule perbanoelt. -
aein NutomobiI fir Sngeilieur.
GommiliGr.
@abington 3. g., Is. &c.
5embcr. Ger 9%unoesienot ipor
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in Situng uno nabm einen BON Gul.
lom (Sus.) a%naebotenen 9eidIub on.
ipelber ben Sefretdr oes Snnern um
Iusfunft iiber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ring in Serortigen Jalen geIeiitete
9iiIfe eriut)t. 8erihiebene Grnei,-
nuneen murben beitdtigt, allein Die
ienige oes Hihters Sorace $. 2urton
gum 9eiiiter oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gelangte niht 5ur Sprahe. 0ieiel6e
lit bonn Sniti5-9omite giinitig 5n-
riidberid)tet porben unb muB inter
Der Hegel biz sun, ndditen Segisla-
tiptag liegen bleibcn. 9ltr5 nod 1
llbr pertagte lid Der Scnat bis gum
rdbiten Montoa.
9as Observation-Disclosures 5og bic
0iitrift Golumbia-@ g ripiuiguilgSbiu,
meld)e i'm @an5en $10,156,473 fir Die
Serpaltung oes 0iitrifts mislett,
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allng unb brodte Die augemeine Dc
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Mntrog Waeon's (Mrf.) puroe Gin
Eoiten, melber $24OO fir Elm Iuto=
mobil gum @ebrallf Oes Sngenieurs-
Gomniiidrs ocs 9iitrifts perpilligt,
aus Der Bill geitriden, u1b Toluncp
(WPinn.), 8orlitcr bes 8erpilligilngs-
Counties, loiuie @arbner (ltid).) }, Der
Die Dill untcr ieiner Sbbllt bottc, be-
ntiibten lid pcrgeblidl. bic 9eibebal-
tirng hcs EoItcns bllrd)5lriebcl.
Sitdcnd Mebr.) mad)tc I'M Ser
lailf Der Gebntte, gum %oagemcinet
@ouoium ser Tempfraten, eincn bet.
tigen 4ngriff alf ben SefretGr oeS
Snnern 9aninger in G%crbinoung NIT
Den i%ogcnannten Gunningbam,aob-
len[Gnberci. SGnen unb perlnngte cine
ltntcriudung Der gfiaire oes @ene-
r%u1anoomts bllrd elm G%otercb.Go.
mite.
Inn 4.55 pertogtc iid bos Soils bis
morger.
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Ser srSfte sdoontr Der @elt.

Bath Me., 16. Gesenber. = Der
ied)smaitigc Sd)ooner .8pomine"
bas grobte boi6erre SegeIid)iff in Der
@elt, iuuroc bier uom Stapcl eclai-
fen. Cos Sdiif lit 329.5 CUB lang,
SOL Sub brett rrno 3O.4 Sub tief.
Scin 1onnengebalt lit $3.50 ODER %
Sonnen mebr dis Der oes bisberieen
groBten Shooners .@i[iom 8. Dou.
CLOS. sic Sdiffstnufe rpiirbc bon
SRI. Seno 9ru6fs, 9od,ter oes Goit.
periteltrs greofs bon @pon,ina, poit.
5ngen.
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Gin 9mteab Yafaaiere perlest.

Omaha, Nebr.. 16. Ge5entber.-
Ger meitlif aebenoe 3ig Nr. Z Der
nGbicago, Willpaufee uno ct. Eaul-
@abn" lit ;iuei Neilen oitlif) boz,
9aparb. Sa., periingliidt; Die 2ofo.
motipe. Der 2enoer, Der 8epGd. lrno
Ger Eoitfpaggon, slpei gepobnlife
rnb 5mei ShIafwoegons entsIeiitcn,
unb Elm 1usenb Yaiiaeicre, iainnt-
lid, aus Srten in Soma nab Siio-
Gafota. mltroen perlett, angeblid,
ntdjt idper.
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McidJer armer Wann.
Sein @ei3 belt i'm oapou a6, iid
Mabrungsmittel ST. fdufen.
2ebte llno itarb ais Shnorrcr.

pN ~
Mabrunesmittel SIT fdufen.
9ebte rno itarb ais Shnorrcr.
YbilabeIpbia, ga, t6. Ie5.
- Mm t3. Nopember itarb I'M bieiis
qen iiioiiden Soipital, anideinenb
orm ltno BON Der ganoen Welt Der.
%lelien, eli, alter proieiiionellcr Yett-
Ter, &amens gernborb Moier. Scbt
ltedf es iit berars, bab Der Monn
Elm @ermogen Don $4,000 binter-
leiien bat, mel6es IN perihiebeneu
@unfcn beponirt lit. Moier mar elm
regelmdBiger arnoe Der jiibiiden
@obltbdtigfeits : @eieaidaften, mel
die er 10 geifidt 81 tanifen wuBte.
Dob lie i'm Der llnteritiisung fir
miiroig erahteten. Gr bate aiid1 cine
rcgclrehte &orte fir ieine Wabl8eis
ten. gei elmer iiinoiifen 5amilie
nnbn or iein Sriibltiid. bel elmer ar.
beren iein Wittaeeilen ulo bel elmer
eritten iein abenbeiien elm. aae bat.
ten Witleio nit benz alterl Wanne.
rer, itets iiber ieine Mrmutb tanner.
tc gr ioa nie cine Mabl3eit g%efauit
baben. Gor einigen Monaten fano
ntan i'm balb %perbungert in leinem
clenO eingeridteten 3imner. gr
mar nibt mebr inn Stanoe geipeien.
icine @obItb1ter 5l heiufen, obes
olid) SIT gei3ig,, I'M fir cine Mabl5eit
ju be5ablen. Auf bieie Wciie FAM
e. ms Soipital, oeiien gmualt bent,
Jim MahlaBpermalter ernannt MIR
DC. Sn5piifen baben iid, idon einise
grben gemeIoet.
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8erurtbeiIteg sd 10 / oIcr.
pQar.

Yoris, i6. Gc5ember. - Ser
Seitreid)er Subala uno Satin, mel.
dye iid) bier fir Den @raien uno bic
@r1fin @ltboto a,isgaben lnb per-
ihieoene Suneliere I'M groBe Snm.
men belhminbelten. ipurbcn bertte 81
Is alpci Sabrcn 3udtbalS nnb einer
@elbbuBe bon $3.50 perurtbeilt.
aronprin5 Jriebrih @il.
belm an gcrem pelt.
Berlin, Is. Tc5ember. - Gem
aronprin5en 6ricorid Wilbelm ItieB
belte elm Alttomobil. llnfaI ST., in.
oelien entfnm CT obne nennensiucrtbe
Gerlebungcn. Seine Maid)ine COLI.
oirte aui Der Strdbe III Gbarlotten.
burg NIT einem anoeren Auto, uno
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bes Nrinsen. ,prtroc bernusgeiflei,-
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ioiiem bes %onberert %Miitompbiis, oeren
| SoentitGt nid,t errnitteit tpuroe, idlei.
men obne SdoOen oapet, gefommaelt
5u iein.
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l. EariS 1b. Tejem6er. Gic bie.
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Cohen, ipclder beIful6i9t lit, reei'
mItrirte 9riefc dlis oent Yoitamt IN
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8raien bon Nberbeen, itarb gcItern
III Sonbon al 9erlebuneen, weide er
bel einen, alitomobil.l tnfaII erlitten
battc. Gr maj 26 Sabre aft
Sn Gina lit ein @eice peroI'
lentlid]t woroen, ,bi,rd) oas ein 1a'
bafsmonopol iiir Sen Staat Tern
! Geidoiicn ,pirb.
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Splboten nnb StrGflinae fir &ese-
bau.Nrbeit.
Iobcfo, 0ouios, 16. De,

Sopefa a, GaitIas, 10. Oe5efrtber.
Ger 5ebufe Sabres.G onpent oes
Observation-Disclosures iiir quite Xnnb-
itruBeD empfabI Dem Iireftorium, Die
Ginldoung bon SfIoboina.G itp 5ilr
g6bdlting bes Gonpentes in ibret
Waucrn on5iinebmen, uno bradte
Damn &eiolutionen sur Annabane, Die
oaranf ori1eeu, bob ioipobI Strdf-
hinge, OILS Soloaten Der 9inoesarntee
5illn Negebau benust merben. Ser
ner ipuroe Die 9unoesreglerii,g
burdb cine &eioIution eriiift. ein Sp.
item BON anoitraBen an5ulegel1, mel
dies Die 9mmoesbnnptitact NIT ben
lGmmtIid3en Observation-Disclosures III
Y~erbinouita icsf.
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9diAsaeridttlid) ~ lDien.

GDicago, 81, 16. Ic5ember.-
8ie grbeits : Gommiiidr 6. g. Hei0
befannt nlad)t. baben bic 1clcarapbi-
item Der ySQinois Gentral'g nbn" lid,
nit hen geamten Der @eieaid)ait ba-
Fin %peritdnoiat, bob lie ibre9eid)mcr.
hen auf @rino bes groman.@ elcbes
einer idiebsridterlidcn aiiseinans
hcrieslmg nnierbreiten. Eic 3ele-
erapbiiten perlanaen eiltr 2~obnsuIooe
BON acbn Sro5cnt, Scrriueern,,g Der
Nrbcitsitumoen nnb M%enoerungen be-
5iiglid Der Irbeit al Sonntagen.
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Mae jtcQt iid,.

Rem Dorf. 16. GcSember.
Geitern firth erid)ien Moe Is. @ooo.
sic oes NeineioS in ibrem Tro5eB
gcgcn Or. Senator Shos. s. Elatt
orsetlast lit, u%nerlunrtet I'M Grimi-
~nalscbGuoe nno perlangte bnrd) ibrci
Sedtsbciitnno eih ioiortises 9erhor;
cod ein @eamter Der vameriean
Snretp Co." Die ibr Die $4,000 Dor.
ecitredt bate. perbaftete Tie in einem
Corridor oes @eridtseebduoes. nno
trcs aaer Nroteite ihres Inpdlts
lumrbc lie nod ben Combs aebrad)t.
5(Spater.) = SRI. Moe 6. @ooo
lit beute eeeen $1,000 8iirgid)aft
Gus Der Soft entlaiicn mcroeu.
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Sermiid;tc telesraYbiidJe 1epeiden.

- W00rcN I'M Wcrf9e 0 lIDct
100000 lollen lesthin ans 8ag-
acrs Der ,Widieon Gcntral.," Der
,.4eunIplpania." uno Der .9ebiab
0allep-G abnS 5u Neefsfia uto. oioc.
rtn Stdbten int Staate Gcip- lorf &c
itobIcn 4porten iein. Bier M6mncr
tefinoen iid icipeit lpeaen Der Dies.
fable in Sdit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
YALE DOES
THINGS To
HARVARD

New Haven. Conn, June 3o.-Holding
Harvard safe at every turn. Yale
whitewashed her ancient baseball rival
4 to and won the second game Of
their series before brilliant inter-
collegiate commencement crowd Of
$4,000 yesterday.
This leaves the third and deciding
game for the Polo grounds in New
York next Saturday.
Van Week was the all around star of
yesterdays game. He not only held
the crimson sluggers safe during the
six innings he pitched, but ne fielded
his position splendidly, got two of
Yale's eight hits, a stolen base and
scored one of Yale's runs. His shining
play, however, was seen in the ninth
inning when, with Simons on first, he
nipped Aronson's grounder in deep
right and heaved the ball to second
before Simons could reach there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOH
EAST CHICAGO.

Mrs. Sam Ogden of Graseln left sun
day for TitusvilIe. Pa. Mrs. Ogden will
remain In Titusville for a week or two.
after which she viii visit OrIean. n. Y.
and Buffalo. n. Y. meeting Mr.. ogden
In the latter place. She will be gone
about month in all.
Mrs. Julius Friedman entertained her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Maremont. of
Chicago over Sunday, and yesterday
had Mrs. Arthur Friedman and son,
Harry, of Benton Harbor, Mich. as her
guests
Noble Edgar is quite sick with the
typhoid fever.
Sam Friedman of Chicago was in
town yesterday. looking over his prop
erty here
Thomas Gutcher has gone to Ros-
well. n. NJ. for his health
William Carroll. the second rush on
the polo team. is laid up temporarily
for repairs. bad cold is the cause.
Mr.. Charles Johns is going to Pitts
burg to spend the Fourth of July.
The c. c. Smiths and the E. N. Can
Ines win celebrate the Fourth on Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Jones' lawn. They Will
have a regular picnic luncheon, with
fireworks to follow In the evening. The
children OF the households represented
will all be present to enjoy the cele-
bretion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Howell will leave
Saturday for Ohio to spend a couple of
weeks at Akron and Youngstown.
The missionary meeting of the Con
gregstfonal church will be with Mrs.
John Jones of One Hundred and Forty
str
session will be spent on the lawn.
weather permitting.
B. F. Scudder. superintendent OF
schools at Tempe, Arizona, and a boy
hood friend of E. N Canine. came out
from Chicago Sunday to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Canine Mr. Can
Inc had not seen his old friend for
about fifteen years, and did not know
he was anywhere IN the vicinity of
East Chicago until he phoned Sunday
morning, so the visit was all the more
enjoyed. Mr.. Scudder has been spend
ing a while in Chicago visiting reIa-
tives
D. Ottenheimer OF Little Rock. Ark.
is expected today to spend the summer
In East Chicago with his son. Abe
Ottenheimer, and the A. Goodfriends |
Mrs. Goodfriend went TO Chicago to |
meet him this afternoon.
Special-Everybody wanted to attend !
the last two days skating, Saturday |
and Sunday evening. July and 4. at
the Coliseum, when the rink will close
for the summer.
Have you attended our spring OPEN
ing. We save you money on every
purchase. spiegel. South Chicago's
leading furniture store. If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
JOHNSON MUST FIGHT
IF he WANTS Coin
Club Guards Against Fake
With Ross by Withhold
ing Jacks $4,000.

Pittsburg, Pa. June 3o.-Big Jack
Johnson met quite rebuff here yes
terday when he was told point blank
that while he has been promised $4,000
to fight Tony Ross of Newcastle six
rounds here tonight. that he must go
the six rounds in earnest, else he will
not get a cent.
Johnson shouted in arbser when told
that he could not collect the $4,000 in
advance saying he had made arrange
ments to slip out of town on the mid
night train tomorrow and that he must
have his money first He was told that
he would get his money promptly once
the bout was over providing it was no
fake If he fakes there would not be
a cent for him.
The Pittsburg fight lovers received
such a raw deal at the hands of JEFF
fries and Berger some time since, when
they cut the rounds from three min
utes to one minute. that another fiasco
Is being guarded against.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
DUMPING THE BUMPS

Pittsburg. June 3O-Chicago worlds
champions received a merciless whip
ping at the hands of the pirates yes
terday. losing 8 to l and making the
seasons record eight out OF nine lost
to Clarks club. their bitterest rivals
for pennant honors.
Brown was hammered flercely in the
first inning, a pass and three slashing
drives, coupled with two bad decisions
by Emslie, letting the pirates away
with a lead of four runs, and although
the cubs rallied and fought back fierce
ly, hitting Leiield hard but without
luck, they could not gain, and late in
the contest, after Chance had with
drawn Brown to sens up a substitute
batter. the buccaneers pounded Pfester
for three more runs and won running
away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
INDIANA HARBO

The committee of twenty-op-
pointed by the Commercial clux-
Hilary association at it's last ns
at the South Bay hotel. will 10
night in the Office of he East ago
company for the purpose of orihg
a commercial club.
The Misses Bertha and Aniay-
wood left Sunday night for acle'
whore tbev viii he the e,,es+their
aunt. Mrs Charles Whitehk the
next two weeks.
Miss Marie Dowden of Bltstoh'
Ind. came Sunday evening @nd
couple OF months with Mrs. Fry
singer. Miss Dowden has "a IRE
quent visitor at the Harbdo mas
many friends here. especis among
the summer visiting set.
Mr.. J. L Walker has goo Rem
ington. Ind, to remain overFourth.
He Will attend a family r,n there
at that time.
Miss Lillian Collins common
wealth avenue left yestertor fpsl-
lanti. Mich to attend the ser school
for teachers, held there.
Eugene T. Higgins leftterday Tor
a few days business tro chicago
and Crown Point
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar RS baby Is
reported getting long sadly. The
baby is not havin ganore spasms
and is expected to be 4 a week.
I'd Tjnk Of The mi mills was
fishing yesterday at NJ station
Come to the piano Dry and see
how GOOD nfanos ara de. For sale
at factory prices. Sire PIANO rae
tory. Hammond, Ind. u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
AMERICAN EtRIES
SHOW pR FORM
Vanderbilt a Whitney
Horses Lc Races.

Newne rI<e+ Tuna-The Hare Park
handicap of 500 soeigns for 3-year-
olds and inward dance one and one
half imles was by Prince of
Orange. MoreianFd was second and
Bardolph third eng the ten start
ers was August lmonts Fair Play
II. In the July syes Belmont's Hasty
Pudding was unped.
The maiden 2ar-old selling plate
of 200 sovereigI distance five fur
longs. was wo by Marika. Water
Witch was seci and the Obscurity
colt third. Thdst named horse was
bred In Amerfc# Among the eighteen
starters were P. Whitney's Tyrcon-
mel and the Hyhoo hlly. The Bot
tisham plate 200 sovereigns for B.
year-oIds wasHon by Gadlas. H P.
Whitney's Fiji Daisy was second.
These were tlonly two horses to run.