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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-14
KILLS THE GERMS
That's the Only Way to Cure Dan
druff, and Partisan Sage is the
Only Killer.

Partisan Sage" said New York
barber will kill the destructive and
persistent germs of dandruff and
abolish the disease. There may be
other remedies that will do the same,
but I never heard OF one"
And just read what one of the fore
most BARRIERS of Springfield, Mass, says
OF Partisan Sage:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-14

1t was first planned to erect one
story chapel, but as the plans of the
building committee may be changed
and a large church edifce may be
built, as a large sum of money has
already been raised by the church con-
gregation and by other means.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-14
BE CAREFUL
ABOUT ORANGES
Warm Water Also Casus
BeIli.

Avery laughable case was tried in
justice court in Gary yesterday aft
ernoon. Steve Patienich was arrested
for associating with Mary Karrich. at
Massachusetts street and Seventeenth
avenue, in Gary.
He was arrested on a warrant sworn
out by Mike Karrich. the husband of
the woman whose conduct had been
brought into question. The trial de-
veloped the fact that there was really
no cause for apprehension on Mikes
part and that he had simply caused the
arres; because Mrs. Karrica had given
Steve Patienich an orange and some
warm water in which to wash his face,
AID had failed TO do the same for her
husband.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-14

Thorned PerfeetIcR.
Perfection is a thing so bothersome
that 1 often regret having cured my
self of using tobacco.-Emile zola-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-14

Dear Sirs: l
used Paris l a n
Sa &c and found
1t better than
any other. 1t is
the best hair
restorer I ever
used, and I
have used them
all. 1 find 1t
a great dan
druff remover
a ! s o. Y o u
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15
CHANGES HANDS.

The big Watson properties near
Wetmore have changed ha uds. The
deal has been under consideration for
sometime but was consumated only a
few days ago. l.. A. Watson. son OF
W. A. Watson. of the we'll known
Watson Cattle company. WAS in Pu-
eblo today with the last shipment of
cattle to be made from one of Colo.
RADIOS largest cattle companies, which
has operated in this section for the
last quarter Of q century.
W. A. Watson, the ne nior member
will retire. The cattle and leases on
about 400. 900 acres of land Of the Hill
estate have been taken over by the
Thompkins Cattle company. The
later are Fasteners and will con.
tinue the business on a large scale.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15
A PLEASANT PARTY.

A happy company gathered last
night at the home of Mrs. Eva Fry
on West Main street IN honor Of Mrs.
Fry's daughter, Mrs. John Rogers nee
Efiis Fry. who has been visiting at
her old home here for the past week.
Finch and progressive high I'VE
were the games played. which was
followed by n peanut search, In which
all the guests present searched the
room ( n hidden peanuts; Mrs George
Rayburn proved herself All adept at
this game, and therefore received the
grand prize. while Miss Minnie viii.
liAms. a Canon City guest. received
the consolation prize.
A splendid lap lunch WAS served
consisting Of sandwiches. cake
coffee and candles.
Tho guests present wero Mrs. A. O.
Woodland aud baby; Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Rayburn aud children, Arthu,
Cas-. Nr and Mra- Chria McNulty,
Nm o. W. Jones. Mn Amis and
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15
BODIES NOT RECOVERED.

The search for the bodies Of A. w.
Scsrlett and X. ]. McNeeley. who
were drowned In the lake near Eads,
IL still being prosecuted We clip
the following from an exchange:
Capt. Samuel Berg. hero Of the
Slooum disaster, and McCandless, one
Of the most expert sea divers In the
country. have been hired by the Col
orado Fuel and Iron company and tho
Missouri Pacific railroad company to
recover the bodies Of Dr. A. W. Scar
lett and r. j. MoNeely. the Pueblo
men who were drowned In Eads lake
recently while geese hunting. For
the last few days McCandless and
Berg have been working In the lake
but have been handicapped by the
thick Ice on it and the lack OF proper
diving facilities. They have been as
sisted by 4. l.. Benson chief quarter.
master Of the United States navy
recruiting station ut Pueblo and %
other men. They are waiting for
the Ice to thaw u little and for five
feet Of water to be drained from the
lake.
DR.. Scarlet was physician with
the o. +. and L. company and Nc
Neely a veteran conductor employed
by the Missouri Pacific. Both corpor-
Ations have offered large rewards to
the divers II they succeed In their
search and are sparing no expense In
assisting shem to recover the bodies.
Berg has probably saved more lives
than any other individual in the
world. In all his experience he de-
clares that he has never tackled such
a difficult Job ~ bis present one.
After they finish with the rescue,
Berg and McCnndless have been hired
by the Colorado Central Power
company to do some work In the
Grand river near Shoshone, wbere
itS dam will be constructed. II Ia
work that requires expert divers
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15
1nIMBlE DOZEN.

Tho Thimbls Dozen onjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. John johnson yes.
terday afternoon y her pleasant
home on the West mesa. This home
always belongs to the club when We
meet there. but yesterday Mrs. Robin
son, who has not been attending
since her injury WAS stationed near
the heater and the dozen grouped
themselves around her. An hour was
spent in needle work and remini sccn.
ces Of the past two year,. a. this was
the regular day for election Of officers.
We proceeded to this order OF business
then Mrs. Bob, the retiring president,
gave report of her term OF Office
during the last six months. This
club has entertained thirty lady
guests. held eighteen regular meet.
ings. given three parties. made one
trip to the Canon natntorium and Que
camping trip Of three days. Refresh-
mens In three COURSES such ns only
Mrs. johnson can serve, were then
INDUCED In by the club and the street
ligbts were twinkling before We
reached homo.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15
G. A. R. D0lhGS
LAST EVENING

A. j Smith. Post G. A. r.. the
Womsn's Relief Corps and the Ladies'
of the Grand Army participated In =
joint installation in California hall
last evening. 1t WAS beautiful
evening and the attendance WAS
large, the seating capacity Of the hall
being insufficient to accommodate the
crowd.
Col. A. p. johnson WAS installing
officer for the Post, Mrs. Ella Wayne
for the ". r. u and DR.. Mary Barn
hart OF Canon City for the Circle.
All performed their duties In An
efficient. creditable manner most
gratifying to the membership, and the
ceremonial part WAS performed
smoothly and impressively.
The program WAS musical and
literary treat. The first number WAS
splendid. n solo by Clarence Yelton
who met hearty reception, for In
addition to his musical accomplish.
ments, lie IL Spanish American
veteran and son of lone who
wore the blue and we Americans
are proud to honor our men who
helped to make history. When eu-
cored he responded with Just Bef, re-
the Battle Mother - and sang II in
way that aroused bAllowed memo.
ries ard brought tears to the eyes.
The next number WAS . reading by
Miss Opal MArmaduks. OF Trinidad.
Her selection. complimentary 70 both
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15
LEE CHAMPION,
DISTRICT JUDGE

Governor Shafroth this morn ng
appointed Lee Champion judge Of
district court for the Eleventh Judi.
cial district to fill the vacancy caused
! by the resignation of Judge M. s.
Bailey, of Canon City who is now
one of the judges of the supreme
court. The district judgeship was a
prize greatly sought by several at
torneys of this district and the honor
going to Mr.. Champion is source of
much qualification to his many friends
and satisfaction to the lawyers of
these counties
In taking up the work that for
nearly two decades has been so we'll
done by Judge Bailey. Mr.. Champ ion
will have no easy task His prede.
cessor through many years proved
himself a great jurist. and the ourt
in this district sits in judgment on
cases tried by some Of the brightest
legal minds Of the country, some of
whom have gained national reputa-
tion. As an attorney Mr.. Champion
has stood the peer Of any Of them anc
that he will as judge acquit himself
with equal credit and distinction no
one who knows him doubts. He Is
expected home tonight on d. and r.
g. No. 3 and rs there are number
Of cases on the docket of the court
avail ting hearing he will at once
take up his duties at the court
house.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

the "blue and the gray" was beauti-
full aud pathetic, and was charming
ly rendered, with accompanying
strains Of soft sweet music. She re :
sponded to encore with a short humor.
ous selection.
Miss Lulu Weaver with the violin
and Mrs. Clarence Yelton at the
piano, thrilled the audience with
music divine. were enthusiastically y
called back The closing number WAS
Money Musk" by Mrs. Lee Cham
picn. given in her inimitable manner
with Miss Mamie Woods, ,accompAnist.
She captured the audience, and 1t was
easy to discern that many in the room
KNEW by experience, >" what she
WAS portraying- 1.-THE old corn.
husking bees. the significant red ear
and all the rest. Her Interpretation
WAS fne and WAS equally pleasing in
the "Old Irishwoman entertaining
her friends with the grspbophone. +"
The retiring Circle president, Mrs.
Ida Smith was the recipient Of .
beautiful emblem pin, and DR.. Mary
Barnhart received = lovely handpaint-
ed fruit dish which she promised to
keep we'll filled for all @. A. RS.
Mrs Thomas made the presentation
for the Circle
The new Circle officers are Hat
tie Heeper. presi dent; Nora Smith,
senior vice president; Mary Snuff.
junior, vice PRESIDENT; Margaret
Mackey, chaplain; Mary Yelton. Pa
.riotic instructor; Eva Thomas. sec-
retary; Augusta Kimpton, treasurer |;
Ida Smith. conductor ;Eunice Shelley,
assistance conductor: Margaret Walk /.
guard; Victoria Gilliland. assistant
guar; Lulu Weaver. musician.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15
SCHOOL NOTICE.

To the patrons Of the Florence Pub.
lio schools;
Notice Is hereby given that the
second term Of school will begin
Monday. January 18th. New pupi 10
who are sufficiently advanced to
take up tho work Of clnsses already
organized may enter At that time.
No. other pupils will be resolved.
Z. A. KENYON.
lt-l6 Superintendent.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

laughter. Tillie. Mrs. Draper and
daug hter, Maude. Mrs. ID. Z. Roath
and children, Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Wal
ker and baby.
Mrs. Rogers WAS formerly one Of
the telephone girls at the local ex.
change. Ste leaves Sunday to re-
Join her husband. who is station
agent for the railroad company at
Elizabeth.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

Patronize home industry by buying
the celebrated Georgia 90 cigar at
Daniels Drug Store 88tf
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

THE Legend Of = Ghost" Is tn,
name Of the film that Ia shown to
light at the Palace.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

Buy the famous Lowney candy II
you want the best; for sale only at
Daniels drug store l3tf
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

At Hotel Lennox-turkey dinner
Sunday. 14-I6
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15
CONCERT TONIGHT.

Don't miss the splendid program
At the N. Il. Church at s:i5 this
evening. Only 86c.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

Tho raised sosts st the Palsos
theatre enables you 70 - every pio.
turs>
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

At Hotel Lennox-turkey dinner
Sunday. 1915
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

A great big double show at the
Palace tonight. Song 'Tle HarI
With Broken Strings F."
The daily tribune., 1909-01-15

Turkey dinner Sunday. at Hotel
Lenpox. 14-l5
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
ROOSEVELT ASKS
RECTOR TO RUN
WALKER ~.
VIRGiNiAN, IT is UNDERSTOOD,
WILL RECONSIDER RETIRE.
MENT AND COOPERATE WITH
SOUTH AFRICAN IN 1909

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-There is now
little doubt that ] a. Rector, the
champion Splinter OF this country, will
meet j. f. Walker. Of South Africa.
when the latter comes here next sum
mer, it was announced today. Presi-
dent Roosevelt has requested the
young University of Virginia runner
TO compete with the South African.
who defeated him at the Olympic
games in London. and the race IL 1t
takes place will go down in the his
tory OF sprinting.
Rector has equalled the 9 3-5 second
record for one hundred yards which
stood for years, but a few days ago
word was received from South Africa
that Walker had clipped fifth of a
second of this mark. thereby estab-
fishing a new record and now comes
news that he did the 100 yards In the
phenomenal time OF 10 20.
Among athletes OF lis country
neither OF these records Is taken as
authentic. They declare that the
track was either down slope cinder
path or that the timers did not know
their business. 1t was his interest In
sport that led the president to write
to Rector and ask him to meet the
South African TO have the worlds
short distance championship settled
beyond a doubt.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
JEFFR|Es STARTS
LIGHT TRAINING
BY n. M. WALKER.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6.-Jim JEFF
fries started light training today. The
big fellow promised his business part.
ner, Jack Ripper, that he would com
mence work Immediately at the gym
nasium of a local athletic club. JEFF
fries promised to timber up in prepar-
alton for his engagement at the Wig
wan theater at San Francisco. Kip
per, in addition to being partner in
Jeffries' Spring.st resort Is also one
OF the retired champions warmest
and most intimate friends.
Il am strongly in favor Of Jeffries
going back into the ring after John
son." said he today. 1T means for
tune for him, and / believe the $4,000
theatrical offer from San Francisco
has sort OF opened his eyes.
Our business Is prospecting here.
We have 1t we'll under control and I
could handle IL easily while Jim took
a year or SO off and laid up a fortune
for himself. have urged Jim To
make the best OF his opportunities and
gather in a fortune while he may. He
still yells mo- when l talk fight to
him and as he holds his hands behind
bis back | can't see whether he has
his fingers crossed or not"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
By STANLEY KETcHEL.

had made up my mind before the
Burns-Johnson fight never to fight a
colored man. but now that the great
bulk OF the American sporting public
seems TO be incensed over the fact
that Johnson is the recognized cham
pion, | am thoroughly willing 10 fight
him.
But all other Negroes I will bar
The fact that am willing TO fight
johnson Is proof OF my position that
the talk OF my being afraid Of Lang
ford. is all bosh. | am the middle
weight champion of the world. Lang
ford Is probably middleweight but
he has not bested any of the men that
I have.
Looking over Langfords record dur
ing the last year. the best performance
he has done Is his ability to beat such
fellows as Jim Barry. whom 1t took
80 rounds for Kaufman to beat the
other night in Los Angeles. | would
have beaten Jim Flynn In the same
Jig time that Langtord did. am
tired hearing about Langford and his
challenging. Let him go and defeat
the middleweights that | have.
In the meantime as long as the AM
erican public is looking for a cham
pion to fight Jack Johnson, | will be
ready when they call on me.
Not wishing TO knock anybody or
anybody's pretensions, | know in my
heart that | am the only logical OPP
ponent for Jack Johnson. can punch
with either hand and, after seeing
Jack Johnson In action with his dilly.
daily style and lack of aggressiveness.
I am fairly certain that, under the
usual amount OF fire that | try TO put
into my work, can make the big col
ored heavyweight champion back up
| have assurances private and per-
sonal from Australia that Johnson
will give me a match. He can cut the
money anyway he desires. In the
meantime all of the other challenges
have heard about from the other
heavyweights are somewhat Of joke
TO me, except Jim Corbett's, and Cor
belts showing in the last few years
when everybody expected he was out
OF the game for good, entitle him to
consideration. You never know what
a fellow OF Corbett's stripe can do. In
the meantime, however, | feel that It
takes a strong, husky fellow with a
wallop in either hand TO bring the
championship home where 1t belongs.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
"COMMy" THINKS
HE'LL SIGN JONES

CHICAGO, Jan. CT will send
Fielder Jones a contract shortly after
the new year and am confident ne
will sign it," states President Comis-
KEY. of the White SoX. Since he
has been manager OF my team we
have never had single discussion
over terms. He has always been sat
ished with what | named in the con
tract when Jones called attention
TO the question of Doughery's talk OF
quitting and Walsh's expected demand
for $4,000 for the season he showed
his interest in next years team. When
think Of any ball player turning
down the salary that Jones gets 1t
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
CMALL CPoRr1Ne

Joe Jackson, Connie Mack's home
second Cobb. has signed a contract
for 1909.
Charlie McCaGerty. mt one time De-
troit twirler Will pitch for Indian
apolis next season.
From headquarters appropriately To-
Gated at Havana, ILL.,, Umpire Bill
Setley Is organizing ball club to
invade Cuba.
The OregOns who play ID. 4. &. here
Jan. Is. are surely some basketball
team. They trimmed st. Paul the
other night, 33 TO 16
Reports from the Garden show have u
that the Cartercar and Brush Run
about OF Detroit. are away up in the
competition for big orders
Hot time tonight I'm the burroughs
gymnasium. The home team takes
on the Spaldings who have been
yearning for gore for some time.
boston sold Dan McGann 10 Cincinnati
Whlch promptly traded him TO Mil
waukee Tor Catcher Roth Four years
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

the league an excellent bunch of new
material at Flint last year and that,
until he was forced to go home the
Flint team which he managed for a
few weeks and organized from the
start actually led the league, leads to
the belief that Adrian will have live.
ly, capable team from the start next
year, in spite of the fact that IL will
contain none OF the. former Tecumseh
players who were secured with the
franchise when II was acquired. In
general the players have been men
signed TO non-reserve contracts In 1908
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

ADRIAN CONFIDENT OF GETTING
WANDERING TECUMSEH FRANCHISE

That the sporty little city of Adrian
will be the eighth member of the
Southern Michigan association, replac-
Ing Tecumseh. before the magnates,
finish their meeting in Detroit today
Is the only logical conclusion to be
drawn from the sentiments OF the var
ious magnates. as they entered the
room at the Pontchartrain this after
noon where the meeting was held.
Adrian was on deck early, made the
strongest plea of any of the cities de-
string the abandoned Tecumseh fran
chise, and seemed 10 be making such
strong showing as to convince the
magnates that II would be worth
while TO allow the Class c proposition
10 go by the boards for another year
In spite of the fact that the admission
OF either Port Huron or Muskegon
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
kETCHEL THINKS
HE'S THE MAN
FOR JOHNSON
ISSUES SIGNED STATEMENT IN
WHICH HE SAYS HE'S RECEiv-
RIGHT IN LINE FOR FIGHT.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. g.
--WiIIus Britt. manager and pro-
moter Of prize fights In Callfor-
MIA, Is here with Stanley ketchel.
u Is limited In sporting circles
that WiIlus Is IN communication
with johnson In Australia, and
Coffroth In San Francisco. and IL
is safe to predict that the next
big match In California will be be-
tween johnson and ketcheI.
The following signed statement
by ketcheI would seem to bear out
the probability:
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
WRESTLING MATCH
IS ON TONIGHT

Considerable local interest is man
ifested in the bout this evening be-
tween Clyde Bleakley, middleweight
champion of Michigan. and Young Null
doom, who holds similar distinction
in New York
The men meet at 81 Grand River
ave.
Bleakley is slight favorite for the
bout which will be to a finish
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

who have embraced the chance 20 go
with Cassell In the hope OF enjoying
year in minor league ball which will
ensure them a chance higher up In an
other season.
Reed Is the man on whom Cassell
is depending for star boxwork. though
Lindinski is also the making of star,
he believes The former was out OF
condition last year but is we'll again.
In 1907 he was the best pitcher In the
New York State league and came near
being sold TO the New York Ameri'
cans.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
VIII 0, the Wisp Commission.

A well.known American dealer -
said TO have a commission from Eu
ropeans to buy for export trottei
good enough 10 beat Allen winter
2:06 Ia and Siliko, 2;0S IA. but up q
date hasn't been able 10 report anl
progress i'm the matter.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
SprY Old Gentleman.

That old warrior, Jay-Eye-See. 2:1e,
has recovered from the illness that
looked to carry him off last summer.
and is reported as doing well at Pleas
ant View Farm. Wis. The former
champion Is 81 years old and now looks
to be good for several years more.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

ago Dan was worlds champion.
Walker, the south Africa sprinter r. rs
busy setting records as he Is discov-
ering new distances TO cover. His
latest was ~ % for $50 yards.
twin brother to Tad. has been ap-
pointed head coach for the Ellis. He
made great hit tutoring Syracuse
last year.
Jim sullivan Of the 4. A. L. may drop
In at Detroit some day and give local
basketballers n spiel. az we'll as stir
up a little interest. II possible, IN
track and ield athletics.
Terrible destitution IL said 10 stare a
large contingent OF Bunalonians IN
the face. The pool rooms that have
nourished there for years, have been
closed down and real work looms up
as the only salvation from starva-
ton.
Ana 80 pass once more the threats OF
war between the American associa-
ton and Eastern league, on one side.
ana nll other baseball organizations
on the other. IL was too silly prop
csltion TO get serious over. from the
start.
The quarantine, In vogue against quad
rupeds does not prevail In the cases
OF fowl and there will be plenty of
canadian exhibits at the annual ex-
hibition OF the Michigan State Poul-
try association. opening Monday in
the Light Guard armory.
The concessions ON which the rebel
lious leagues came into the fold were
the right to draft from all other
minors after the big leagues got
through, and the right OF appeal to
the National Commission on all dis
pUtes with minor leagues.
GA - ~ o7IA.
Bear, III. -nIs Kind You Have hlsap Bssg's
sisussurs " NNN
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
STAR PLAYERS AS
OFFICIALS TONIGHT

Capt. Branston OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
basketball team and Fred Shinnick OF
the d. A. C.. five will act as officials
In tonight's game at the Burroughs
gymnasium, between the home team
and the Spaldings,
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
Average hotN Gar Costs haku
$500 in Material $500 Labor

The testimony given by the
various manufacturers OF motor
cars before the ways and means
committee of congress, which
has been recently discussing
the lowering of the tariff on i'm
ported cars and parts, has
brought out a number OF inter
esting features, the most re-
marksble OF which is probably
the statement by w. c. Durant,
of the Buick Motor Co. OF Flint,
who stated that the cost OF
machine, listing at from $1,000
to $500 Is approximately, 800.
OF which 100 is paid out for
labor.
Several OF the manufacturers
agree that In but few cars does
the price OF material go above
$500. The remainder. OF the
manufacturing cost is laid to in
terest on investment, deprecia-
ton in machinery. sales expense
and other incidentals.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
Herman Iona placed.

Herman Long, the old-time shorn
stop Of the Boston Nationals. is to bs
manager Of the Alexandria. Va, TEAM
in the new league there.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
Three Teams at Fort Wayne.

The Fort Wayne soldiers have
three basketball teams at the present
time For games with any of them
address mail TO Anthony I. Day. Army
Y. NJ c. A., Fort Wayne, Phone, Ridge
g99-R.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
Takinq Chances.

Capt. Harry Davis is getting the
Athletics persona non grata with the
Philadelphia public. He is working
in the tax collectors office.