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The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24

Rev. A. J. Baker has moved into
his new home on College ST., in
the Arthur Downs place which he
recently bought.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
LOCALS.


w. T. Brown of Hoping was here
Tuesday telling about the fine new
boy at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs! Frank Miles and
little daughter are enjoying
visit to Excelsior Springs.
]. r. Scott, wife and sister Miss
Sadie returned Sunday night from
Kansas City.
Mrs. G.. N. Hanson returned on
Wednesday from a several days
visit to her sister Mrs. J. M. Lerche
at Independence, Mo.
Rev. A. J.. Baker has moved into
his new home on College ST., in
the Arthur Downs place which he
recently bought.
Miss Devolia Bell, COL, of this
city began her second year at
!Zeigfield's Musical College last
Monday at Chicago.
N Claude Williams of Norton, Kan.
who vas visiting at the home of
j. F. Bentley departed for his
home Wednesday afternoon. o
= a.NA.F --- F"H
8, p. Keeth arrested Albert Jack
son, col, as Kansas City Tuesday
and vas tried before Justice Davis
on a charge Of obtaining goods UNI
der false pretenses but was clear
ed.
Little Mildred Scheid left SAT-
urday morning for Kansas City to
visit her sisters Mrs. Arthur w.
Thomas and Miss Eva Scheid and
returned Monday noon and report
ed = good time.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24

Miss Devolia Bell. col, of this
city began her second year at
Zeigfield's Musical College last
Monday at Chicago.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24

" Claude Williams of Norton, Kan.
who was visiting at the home of
y, F. Bentley departed for his
home Wednesday afternoon. o
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
TO LAY SILVER
BRICK IN HOOSIER
SPEED COURSE

Indianapolis, Dec. 6-When a silver
brick, which viii be gold plated, is laid
this week the gigantic undertaking of
paving the indianapolis motor speed
way with vitrifed bricks shall have
oeen completed and indianapolis can
boast of having the greatest automo-
bile track in the world Besides Law
ing the brick, s.5OO,Ooo of them. in
concrete, they have been covered with
concrete. which gives the track a very
smooth surfaceN
The cost Of the speedway to date is
100000. Since the August meeting new
stands, new garages and the aerodrome
have ben added and nothing has been
spared to make the plant complete in
every detail
Extra bridges have been built to al
low persons to cross the track and 9th
er equipment has been Installed for the
safety and comfort of the drivers and
public
Record trials on the new track win he
held DeG II and 1s. and Director Of
Contests z. A. MoEoss expects about
thirty cars to be entered. The Marmon
National. Cole, Fiat and Benz have al
ready ben entered for the contests.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06

COFFROTH IS NOT IN WITH
TEX ON THE BIG MILL
Salt Lake City Will in All Probability Get Jeffries
Johnson Pleasantly on July 4

New York, Dec. 6.-"Tex" Rickard
said today that the big fight in all
probability would go to Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. The picturesque mining man was
strongly in favor of Salt Lake. most of
all because it was natural railroad
center and the attendance would be
greatly benefited by the selection
The Goldfield man seemed to be wor-
rled about the story now. going the
rounds that Jimmy Cofrroth is the man
behind him and in reality is the man
running the show. Rickard made him
self plain in the matter.
will gamble with any one who
thinks that Cofrroth has a finger in anv
part of this match," he said. Gleason
and myself are psrtrers in this. share
ana share alike. I will bet my income
from the first months picture returns
that Coffroth hasn't. and will not have
one single pennyworth of interest in
this fight"
George Little manager for johnson
was equally positive that Coffroth has
no strings on this fight He said: "rn
wager $4,000 that Coffroth hasn't anv-
thing to do with this fight. People
think because Gleason was hooked In
with him in one of the bids that he
must be associated with Gleason and
Rickard now. I'll bet that amount that
Jims hands are up in the air and that
Gleason and Rickard are the sole pro
moters of the contest.
i was not surprised that the papers
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
WHITE EAGLES DOWN
HAMMOND ATHLETICS
Hammond's Left Forward
Plays Brilliant Game at
His Position.

The White Eagles of Chicago trounc-
ed the Fl. A. A basket ball team in the
n. A. A. gymnasium Saturday evening
before a small but enthusiastic crowd,
/. by score of A to 10.
In the first half the visitors counted
26 points on the locals. but the II. A. A.
boys came back stronger in the second
half, holding their opponents to IS.
The visitors showed some brilliant
team work, and although the locals
were slow at times they played a good
defensive game The H. A. A. five was
playing under a handicap, owing to the
fact that they are newly organized
team while the visitors are classed as
one ofsthe best lightweight fives in Chi
cago.
Hoffman, the locals left forward.
played brilliant game at his position.
making all but four of Hammc nd $
points.
Lineup:
White Eagles (+D-Kus. RI: Koenig.
If; Nowieki c; Morowski. rg; szpewk-
ski. lx
H. A. a d9)-Geslindler. IF: Hon-
man, If; Pollard. c; Bower Blosser, rg
Gauthier. lg.
Baskets-Kus C3D, Koenig (2). Now
icki 90. Morowski %. Pollard. Hon-
man %, Geslindler. Foul baskets
Szpekwski 90, Hoffman. Referee-Or-
likoski. Time of halves-2O minutes.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06

TOOK offense atDthe signing of articles
In private. l argued against such a
proceeding. but it could not have been
| helped. If you want to know the truth
OF the matter I want to say that we
were ipped off that if we attempted to
sign final articles in public we stood
chance of going to Jail The situa-
tion became so intense that we had a
boat chartered and intended to scoot
up the river if there was a sign Of
trouble.
And about splitting any purse. I'll
just bet $4,000 more Of my money that
there is no such understanding betwe>L
johnson and Jeffries. The purse was.
IS and viii be IS and %. We wouldn't
F.,nt If they wanted to- why. johnson
is SO confident of whipping Jeff that he
would fight him winner take all If
would let him. We are all human. and
it is too much of risk to fight other
than 70 and %. There never was a
hint Of any such thing as splitting the
purse
Both men wanted to fight before
July 4. Jeffries in particular argued
for that privilege, saying he wanted to
try himself out properly before meeting
Jack, and my man wanted to go along
and pick up some of the easy money.
It was long time before jeff would
give in to TEX" and Gleason. Rickard
didn't think it fair that he should be
compelled to take the risk Of either
man being knocked out before the date
of the big fight"
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
INDIANA HARBOR.

The first annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Commercial club
auxiliary Of Indiana Tarbor and East
Chicago Will be held in the club
rooms this evening.
Paul Pardee head of the shipping
department of the Inland mill, is en-
tertaining his mother and sister of
Chicago at the South Bay hotel for a
few days.
w. C. Dickey viii leave tomorrow
for Washington to be present at the
rivers and harbors' congress as a rep
resentative of the Commercial club Of
Indiana Harbor and East Chicago.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
tist church will hold a homemade
candy, food market and apron sale in
the Indiana Trust and Savings bank.
on the afternoon and evening of Dec.
R. NJ. Summers spent Saturday in
Highland Park with old class mates of
the Northwestern Military academy
there
Miss Eva Memo entertained eight of
her sister school teachers with a birth
day dinner at her home on the Lake
Front last evening
Walter McGregord entertained Mrs.
and Miss Clark of Chicago at the South
Bay Social clubs ball at the South
Bay hotel Saturday night
The new Baptist church. which is
almost completed. will be dedicated on
Sunday, Dec. 10. Revs Pope of Indi-
ana and Loundsberry of Chicago viii
be two of the speakers.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
II OFF ON 6-DAY RACE
big Tim" Sullivan Starts
Riders This Morning.

New York, Dec 6.-The six-day bi-
cycle race grind, which has come to
be an annual habit III New York. is
once more on at Madison Square Car
den At five minutes after midnight
this morning Big Tim" sullivan fred
the pistol that started seventeen men
OF as many teams. gathered from all
corners of the earth. on 142-hour
spin around the ten-lap saucer track.
An innovation was noticed when the
riders lined up for the word Distinct
i've colored sweaters covered the body
Of each rider, in addition to the f1ap-
ping numbers on every back. Team
colors had been selected and win be
strictly adhered to, change that was
warmly welcomed by the throng which
crowded the vast amphitheater from Dit
TO dome.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
SEYMOUR EXPECTED
TO COUNT AT YALE
Highland Park Boy Promi-
nent in Athletics.

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 6.-Edward
P. Seymour CT Highland Park, Ill,
looms up as one of the men upon whom
Yale must lean heavily for victory in
track athletics. With the passing Of
football, work OF the baseball and
track men takes precedence in the Yale
athletic world, and Seymour is looked
upon as Yales mainstay on the cfnder
path.
He was the star of the Yale fall
games, winning the 22O-yard dash in
the phenomenally fast time Of % Is
seconds. Seymour finished second in
the 1o0-yard dash, which was won in
10 1-5 seconds by H. ]. Sherwood.
Seymour Will probably be used by
Yale in the 22o and 40 yard dashes
next season. He is expected to prove
the best point winner on the Yale team
in the dual meets with Harvard and
Princeton in the intercollegiates.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
SUMMARY OF
SATURDAY SPORT

Boxing.
Fight fans think there in a "ioker'
in the articles of the Jeffries- Johnson
fight providing for a division of the
purse other than 75 and 25 per cent
baseball.
Comiskey announces he will sell
twenty-four sox players James A.
Hart, former owner of the cubs. is op-
Grated on for relief from appendicitis
Charles 'Tennes. cue expert, plans a
tour of baseball and billiard players at
end of 1910 baseball season
Turf.
Glorio wins seven furlong handicap,
feature event at Juarez Two OF Keene
Brothers horses. Boggs and Nagazama.
win Oakland events. Sir Ormonde takes
main race at Jacksonville
Football.
Englewood high school team NAV go
to Seattle for game on New Years dav.
Minnesota athletic board decides to re-
tain Coach Williams.
Athletics
University of Chicago will soon begin
its indoor track work.
WRESTLING.
zbyszko. Polish champion, easily wins
two fails from Alvarez. Spanish title
holder, at Illinois Athletic club.
Golf.
Chick Evans. Edgewater star. will
go to Nashville to play golf with Hor-
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
BUILD $25O,OOO TRACK
Immense Auto Speedway for
Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Dec. 6.-A corporation.
capitalized at s25o.oOo, has been formed
to construct an automobile speedway
near this city. to be completed by April
j. next year. According to the plans
the speedway, or motordrome, VIII be
constructed on such lines as TO insure
the breaking of existing records. The
promoters claim that contracts with
famous drivers have already been sign
ed, and they will participate in great
speed carnival scheduled in April.
Among the drivers. mentioned are De
Palma, Robertson. Strang. Herne. Bar
ney OIdfield and Chevrolet The speed
way will be built entirely of lumber
saucer shaped. with dip of its banks
at about a twenty degree angle.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
SEEKS BERTH
IN CIRCUIT
Grand Rapids Wants to Join
Harness Organization.

Grand Rapids. Mich, Dec. s.-At the
coming meeting of the stewards of the
grand circuit TO be held in Detroit next
month representatives of the Furniture
City Driving club will be present to
ask for admission to the circuit. This
fact has been definitely settled by the
officials of the local club. DR.. 8. f.
Dodson, secretary of the club. has been
IN active correspondence with W. ".
Collier, president of the circuit. for
some months. and has stated that he
has been assured that the applica-
tion will not be turned down at the
coming meeting in Detroit
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
EAST CHICAGO.

Mr.. and Mrs. William E. BEETLES Of
Laporte spent Saturday and Sunday
with Dr. and Mrs. George Bicknell. Mr..
BEETLES is brother of Mrs. Bicknen
DR.. A. A. Ross attended the fat stock
show in Chicago Friday night.
The Triple Link club will give a
dance IN Odd Fellows hall Friday
night.
John and Robert Stirling. who were
given permission by the superintend-
ent of the White Institute at Wabash
to come here to attend their sister
MabePs funeral, which took place last
Wednesday, and remained until Sat
urday, have been granted an extension
Of time and viii remain in East Chi
cago until next Wednesday.
a w McGoveny, prominent lawyer
of Chicago. was in town last week
looking over the prospects here for
possible Investments. While here Mr..
McGoveny was the guest of Attorney
Joe Meade.
c. N Canine and his father-in law,
J. NJ. Lucas of Brazil, who is here Wis
iting the CANNES, attended the stock
show in Chicago Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. William Haight, who had been
III In st Margaret'S hospltal IN nam
mond for some time and returned home
little over a week ago, Twas taken
back to the hospital Friday suffering
from a relapse.
Robert Stirling and other relatives
of Miss Mabel Stirling, who was buried
Wednesday, wish to express their graft
tude to the many friends whose sympa-
thy was extended to them in their re-
cent bereavement. The kindness of
friends and neighbors is the more ap-
preciated owing to the especially sad
features of the case.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
RUFF TURNER
GETS TRIMMING
Lima Steel Worker Puts
Him Down for Count.

Lima. O., Dec. 6.-Rufe Turner. hail
ing from Australia and recently in Cal
ifornia, and Jack McHenry. a local
lightweight and steel worker, were the
principals In the revival of the boxing
game before big crowd at the Lima
Athletic clubs hall Saturday night. The
men weighed in at 134 pounds, going
ten rounds. Turner was on the aggres-
sive in the first round, but in the sec
ond the local lad landed a terrific right
jab to the jaw which hoored the black
man. He was unconscious fully min
ute.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.

MONDAY. 4
. Start of the six-day bicycle .
. race in Madison Square Garden.
D New York. 4
, Opening of international horse 4
, show in Chicago.
, Johnny Coulon vs.. Patsy 4
, Brannigan, 10 rounds. at Green's 4
burg, Pa.
, Annual meeting of the West 4
, ern Skating association at Chi 4
, cago.
, Annual meeting Of the Geor- I
gia Field Trials association at 4
, Waynesboro. Ca. 4
TUESDAY. q
, International conference of 4
, automobile clubs meets in Paris. 4
, Meeting of board of appeals of 4
American Trotting association in 4
; Chicago Z
Ray Bronson VS.. Tommy Muir 4
ply. 20 rounds, at New Orleans. a
, Clarence Forbes VS.. Billy q
Johnson. Il rounds. at Saginaw, 4
Mich
WEDNESDAY 4
Dual swimming meet Of Yale 4
and Princeton at New Haven. q
THURSDAY. a
Annual bench show of Toy q
, Spaniel club of America at Wal 4
dorf-Astoria, New York q
SATURDAY. q
Finish of the six-day bicycle 4
race in Madison Square Garden, q
New York a
Joe Jeanette US. Sam Mcvey, q
80 rounds, in Paris. 4
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
LOSES TO
FARMER ON FOUL

Savannah. Ca. Dec 6.-Kid Farmer
of Peoria was fouled by Jack Britton of
Chicago in the third round Of the set
to before the Southern. Athletic club
Saturday night. The low punch was un
intentional. as Rritton had much the
better. of the bout up to the time the
blow was delivered
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
BALL PLAYER KNITTED
Ike Durrett Fatally Injured
by Hubert Baker.

Terre Haute. Ind. Dec. 6.-Ike Dur
rett former professional ball player.
was fatally stabbed Friday night by
Hubert Baker. The men quarreled in
a saloon where Durrett was EMPLOYED.
Baker was arrested.
Durrett played in several minor
leagues. His last season was with Ma
con. Ga. in 1907
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
FOOTBALL PLAYER
rs NEAR DEATH

Centralia, Pa. Dec. 6-In a football
game here Saturday Steven Dunsavage.
right half back on the Morea team. was
seriously hurt in a scrimmage at the
state hospital al Ashland II was found
that his spine is injured and little hope
is entertained for his recovery.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
DEARDORF SIGNS
WITH WATERLOO

Waterloo. Iowa. Dec. 6.-Robert Dear
dorf, who led the Arkansas State league
pitchers last season. yesterday ac-
cepted terms to play with the Waterloo
Three T. team next season.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
FOOTBALL NOT
TO BE ABOLISHED

Richmond. Ind, Dec. 6.-The execu-
tive board of the Indiana High School
association will not abolish
football. action to this effect having
been taken here.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
MURPHY STOPS
FRED CONEY

Utica. n. ~, Dec. Erred Coney Of
Philadelphia, lasted four rounds here
Saturday night in a bout with Harlem
Tommy Murphy of New York. The men
were scheduled to go ten rounds.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06

ace F. Smith, president-elect of the
Western Golf association.
Automobiles.
Heads Of American AutomobiIe as
sociation ask prison sentence for speed
ers Many Chicagoans Will go to IN
dianapolis TO witness speed trials Dec
IL and IS. A A. A. votes to abandon
Glidden cup tour. n H. vansickIen
wfthdraws from race for presidency Of
Chicago Motor club.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06

THE TIMES PAYS WEEKLY sAI.
ARIES TO NEARLY FIFTY people
IN HAMMOND, GARY, EAST CHICAGO.
WHITING AND OTHER PARTS on
LAKE COUNTY. THEY SPEND THEIR
MONEY AT HOME. DOES IT DE-
oERVE YOUR SUPPORTB
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06
FORBES READY
FOR FIGHT

Saginaw. Mich. Dec. Clarence
Forbes. the Chicago lightweight, ar
rived here today in condition for his
twelve round bout with Billy Johnson
Wednesday night.
The Lake County times., 1909-12-06

THE INTERESTING TINES AID AL
WAYS DENOTES THE INTERESTING
CTORE.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03
Beware 0i .OintmcntS for tatn..h that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury Will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely deramgc
the whole system when entering il
through the mucous surfaces. such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phys
icians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good YOU can possibly
derive from them. Hairs Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by f. J. Cheney
& Co. Toledo. o.. contains no mercury
and is taken internally. acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure YOU get the genu-
inc. 1t is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by f. j. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free. Sold by druggists
Price 75C per bottle. Take Hairs
Family Pills for constipation.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-11-03

accurately made.
The readings taken from the mcaSur-
Ing tube must OF course be divided by
ten In order to get the actual rainfall
diagram showing the form of such
gauge with measuring tube attached
Is shown In the second cut In the
standard rain gauge the upper cylin-
der has an inside diameter OF eight
Inches. while the diameter OF the
measuring tube is 2.53 inches. The
weather bureau rain gauge is shown
In position In the first cut to the right
OF the thermometer shelter Keeping
n rainfall record Is one OF the most
interesting tasks that a farmer or
gardener can undertake. The prcscrva.
tlon OF the records will enable him to
compare the rainfall and crop condi.
tiOnS for any one s. with those
for other seasons.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-29
FLUCTUATIONS ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Are Confined to Narrow Limits.
During the Week.
Worst Known BY Manipulators Con-
corning Extent Of Payne Bill
Revision.
GOLD EXPORTS HAVE CEASED

New York, March 29.-(Special.)
Presentations on the stock exchange
have been confined TO verw narrow
limits. A more confident undertone
prevails in the market. based upon
the belief that all known unfavorable
conditions have been discounted; yet
the. inertia that has prevailed for the
past two months continues, being
maintained by the absence of many
large operators as well as the gen
eral dulness of business. The future
IS being watched with close interest.
particularly IN regard to crops and
the tsriff. Foe winter wheat the out
look at present is quite satisfactory,
much more so than a month or two
ago. Very shortly ptepaptlons VII
be in order for planting an crops,
and as prices for farm products at
present are unusually profitable the
outlook Is for a full acreage during
the coming wear. The country re-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-29

brother. Virgil Choat. ran away from
Their home last week and wandered
to Baffard county. where they were
glad 20 md shelter N their uncIe's
home. This morning when he an
nounced the lads must return home.
the boys went TO the railroad station,
but while waiting for the train, Virgil
Choat, the elder boy. escaped from
his uncle.
The boys live at Eikton and iass
week for no other reason than their
desire to zee the world left home and
walked 30 miles to Hopldnsviile
They found employment in a tobacco
factory and earned sufficient. whore
they found their uncle. Marvin n
anxious TO return home. and isa,d he
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-29

quires an increase in yield of at least
per cent in all its principal crops,
cotton perhaps excepted; and in some
cases an increase of as much as 10
per cent would advisable, either
through larger acreage or better cul-
tivation. This would insure more
reasonable prices for food products.
thus reducing the cost OF living about
which so much complaint is justly
heard. 1t would also stimulate
larger exports, the decline of whh,h
during the last year has been one of
the most unfortunate accompanf-
ments of our business depression.
Larger exports of agricultural pro
ducts would do more than anything
else towards restoring the equilib-
rum of our foreign trade. would
stimulate business at home. would
increase railroad earnings and in
sure continued prosperity to our
farmers because the larger yield
world amply Offset any shrinkaee
in values resulting from Increased
supply. The country has suffered
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-29

man nature to take more hopeful
views OF Affairs as the sun strength
ems and The sap rises. and tfils Is hi-
ways factor which though vague
contributes to the support OF vames
Speculation Is temporarily dormant.
and the investment demand for
stocks or bonds has much abated;
but II Is noted that there is good
support and ready buying OF an high
grade securities on moderate declines
The present situation Is ono THAI dis
tinctly warrants cheerfulness.
HENRY CLEWS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-29

the stock market is concerned there
Is no cause for anxiety. Just now
the market appears to be taking the
rest cure" to much advantage, and
Is undergoing a process Of hardening
which will leave 1t in a condition
ready TO respond to any favorable de-
velopment. We are now entering the
spring season, a period when hear
movements are not generally success
ful. IL appears TO be part of hu-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-29
WALK 80 MILES
THEN WORK FOR MONEY TO
RIDE FURTHER.
Two Todd County Boys Run Away
From Their Home 20 Ballard
County.

En- route TO his home An Todd
county. Marvin Choat. IL years old.
was at the Union station this morn
ing with his uncle. NJ. w. Williams.
OF La Center The boy with his