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Evening journal., 1910-02-05
ANNIE H. AGAIN
HAS NEW OWNER
specIs to THE EVENING 5ouRNArA

speciai 10 THE EVENING journal.
DOVER, Del, Feb. 5-Annie H., Kent
countys finest trotting mare in several
years, with q record of 2.11 Ia. recently
bred TO and delivered of colt by Bar
nette B., 2.06 Ia. has again been sold.
with her flve-months-old filly by her
side. Philadelphia horsemen. whose
names cannot be ascertained. have
purchased her, but r. IT. johnson. her
original trainer. win keep her in his
string to be trained again and cam
paigned during the coming season, and
viii. later. train her promising colt.
The price paid for Annie H., this
time, was $500.
Read THE rvENINc, JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1910-02-05
Truck Driver Quits Position.

Ralph Mustard. for two years driver
of the truck of the Delaware Fire
Company. resigned his position last
night. He was considered one Of the
best fire apparatus drivers in the city
Evening journal., 1910-02-05
Elrn pnmanns stahIa.

Fire In a stable at Shallcross ave.
nue. and Scott street today brought out
the Water witch Fire Company which
extinguished the blaze. The building
is owned by Michael Lynch. The loss
will reach 5000 with no insurance.
Evening journal., 1910-02-05
Y. M. C. A. BOWLING

The y. NJ. G.. a. two-men bowling teams
rolled nine games last night There WAS
some surprise when williams and Biddle
took two out OF three games from Day
and Robinson. Biddic last night set the
high mark OF the tourney, 2it pins. Tho
team total IS also the highest The scores:
Evening journal., 1910-02-05
This lineup:

field. by Haney. 8; Burke, 8; McVey,
l; Rigney, 2; Cadulladen. 1; Buipett,
.: Stiasshein. 5; Cadulladen, .; fouls
by Stiasshein. 5; Burke, 8.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29
MORE IDAHO POTATOES
ARRIVING IN GREELEY

Five more carloads of Idaho po-
toes arrived in Greeley Tuesday
morning. They were consigned to .
local commission house and after
inspection here were diverted to the
south.
Local spuds are not moving and
in fact are not being dug except
wagon load now and then which
are brought to the local grocers.
Next Monday the harvest will be-
gin and the quantity moved from
the field will depend entirely upon
the price offered by the commission
mon.
II n reported that in the Ault
district . number Of growers arc
organising and will send . man
south to sell their own spuds.
Tho cabbage harvest is now In full
swing and about nve cars . day
leave the Greeley station besides
many more which originate 1t other
points in the district.
As already stated the beet harvest
will begin on October 5th and on
the Monday following the Whistles
Of the three factories at Greeley,
Eaton and Windsor will announce
the Arst slicing.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29

down to county coroner?
Do you know that you could not
purchase for $1,000 . year cash the
passes which the Union Pacific
grants you for nothing. (C
What do you give to the Union
Pacific in return for this more than
1000 per year In value which they
have given you the past two wears?
Don't you know that II you are
only playing fair" with the Union
Pacific that you are accepting black
mail to do your plain duty, and that
II you do give them the best of the
deal that you are accepting a bribe
in demanding and using this more
than $1,000 worth OF valuable rail-
road tickets?
Did it never occur to you that the
state board of equalization is not
the only body tarred with the
smudge of corporation favors?
Now, when the public knows that
you accept and demand this bribery
or blackmail. cit Is one or the
other). can you blame them for be-
lieving that you give he corpora
tions the best OF 1t. when they de-
mand it OF you?
Don't you know that IL you stiff
fened up your backbone and stood
for the people instead OF for the
Union Pacific railroad that your
annual passes would be pulled,
and that YOU and your friends would
be paying fare the same as you did
before you were elected, and as you
will do again as soon as your term
of office expires?
These are pertinent questions. Mr..
Fischer, and are put to. you In good
faith. Your answers to any or all
will make mighty interesting read
ing for the next few weeks, and the
Tribune will gladly allow you all
the space you want in which to tell
the voters how you can accept so
many dollars worth of valuable
property from the railroads and give
them value received without being
open to the charge of blackmai or
bribery.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29
FOR FALLING HAIR
You Run No Risk When You Use
This Remedy

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This Remedy
We promise you that, If your hair
is falling out, and you have not let it
go too far, you can repair the dam
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cleansing, antiseptic. germicidal
preparation. that destroys microbes,
stimulates good circulation around
the hair roots, promotes hair nour-
ishment. removes dandruff and re-
stores hair health. 1t is as pleasant
to use as pure water. and it is deli
cately perfumed. 1t is real toilet
necessity.
We want you to try Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic with our promise that
II will cost you nothing unlsss yon
are perfectly satisfied with il use.
1t comes In two sizes. prices soc. and
$1.00. Remember. you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in this community
only at out store-The Rexalt Store.
The Gilbert Drug Store
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29

Mondays Greeley Republican In
n editorial bearing on the charges
made against County Assessor Fls-
cher sheds proper bunch of crocko-
die tears because the Tribune has
made a false and unwarranted at
tack on an official who has served
his county WELL.
Conceding always that Mr.. Fis-
cher and every other official Is en-
titled to a hearing before judgement
u passed, we would remind the Re-
publican that when Auditor kene-
han gets after an official the party
under fire always puts up the same
righteous wall of injured innocence
that is now going up from the
county assessors office. The boiler
inspector, Assessor Sanchez from
Huerfano county, and the prison Of
ficials at Canon City were very much
aggrieved to think that anybody
would even hint at crookedness in
their offices, but Roady don't often
10 far wrong when he starts on an
investigating tour. and there is
more than one resident of Greeley
who would gasp if he knew that
Roady Kenehan had bought a ticket
to Greeley with the intention of get
ting to the bottom of things.
However, if there be not even
trace of smoke after the Fischer in
vestigation, the Tribune will be
very glad indeed to blazon forth the
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29
Will Mr.. Fischer Answer?
Some Pertinent Questions Assessor Of Weld County
ByCH W.
By c. II. w.

assessors clean bill of health.
In it, feeble attempt to throw all
the blame for the Fischer charges
elsewhere than where they really
belong. the Republican exposes a
very vulnerable point when 1t makes
this statement:
LAS the state board (of eQualiza-
tion) always has and still does ac-
cept many favors from these corpo-
rations. it cannot be expected that
the board will do such injury to the
railroads"
Without combating the above
statement the Tribune wants to put
few pointed questions to Mr.. Fis-
cher. and upon his answers to these
questions will largely depend the
public's belief in his guilt or inno-
cence of the charge of unduly favor
ing the railroads.
Is 1t not true Mr.. Fischer that
you ride on an annual pass furnish
ed by the Union Pacific railroad, and
since you were elected assessor Of
Weld county?
Is it not also true that you ask for
and receive from the Union Pacific
trip passes for your family and
friends?
Is it not true that you have the
reputation of asking for more passes
than any other member Of the court
house bunch, from district judge
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29

Of the agricultural situation In Eur
ope he says:
II have not seen . hill Of potatoes
for q month that IL not afflicted with
blight. There II scarcely any grain
In the stack and ouly small part in
shock. the bulk OF the crops being in
swath or bundles IN the field where
It has laid for weeks in an almost
steady downpour of rain and II 10
impossible to remove II to fall
plow."
Mr.. Grub and Miss Pauline
Grubb, who accompanied Mr.. Grub
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29
MRS. LIZZIE HUFFSMITH
DEAD; EVANS PiONEn.s

Evans. Sept. 2S.-After an illness
OF four weeks with typhoid fever.
MRS. Lizzie Huffsmith, wife OF Ed.
Huffsmith. died at her home in East
Evans last night. Mrs Huffsmith
was born thirty years ago in Nebras-
ka and was married fourteen years
ago in Evans and has since lived
there.
Mrs. Huffsmith is survived by her
husband and three children, Samuel.
Frank and Daisy, two brothers.
Walter Beeman of Idaho, and Rob
ert Beeman. of Goldfeld. Ida. and
one sister, Mrs. Childers, lives IN
the mountains above Fort Collins.
Her parents are dead. Both brothers
and the sister have been with her
during her illness and at the time
Of her death. Her oldest and young
est children, Samuel and Daisy, are
very Ill with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Hunsmith's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Huffsmith. will arrive
today from Denver and it IL now
thought that the funeral services
will be held Thursday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29
GENE 0RUBB FINDS
sPUDs BADLY BLI0HTED

In . private Letter from Hamburg,
Hon. Il. H. 0rubb Of Carbondale.
Colo, who has been in Europe for
several months ON = mission for the
department Of agriculture. writes
that he expects to start for homo
about September II on the Teutonic.
Mr.. Grub has done Great Britain,
the Channel Islands, France and
Germany and will 90 through Dem
mArk before returning. Speaking
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29
abroad, have been dom, :,
Switzerland and VIII s''
next week.
HENRY BOsTROM ID,
eOMEWHAT IN

II was stated at ,ns s,r,
this morning that reg a u
the farm hand "hos sc,els
fractured in a ii'o'V ,,hst
last Monday is oonter.t
today and hopes a'o
hio recovery.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-29

Mrs. H. o. Hodges of wskesney.
Kan. has been visiting Mrs. =. d.
Smith for several days and left Tues
day for Denver. whore she Will VISIT
before returning to her home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
HOBART.

The infant child OF Frank Davis died
yesterday morning. it being only about
two weeks Old. The funeral OF both
Mrs. Davis, she dying on Friday, and
baby was held this afternoon at the
M e. church Mrs. Davis was quite
well known here and loved by ALL
Much sympathy is expressed for the
husband, Frank Davis.
The Yankee Doodle" stock show.
which was to be played at STATIONS
Opera House last evening. was una
BILE to appear on account of five of the
prominent actors being sick None of
the shows will be given which were adj
vertised for Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
Mrs. Adair returned to Chicago yes
terday after a short visit at the HUI
bert Bullock residence, south of town.
Word was received yesterday from
Oklahoma of the serious illness of Mrs.
August Wood.
The H. B. is left this afternoon for
Chicago, where they will see a play
this evening.
F. Meyers is reported to be quiet
sick.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
TWO CLUBS ADDED TO
PARK OWNERS RANKS
Gunthers and Lelands Join
Body; Donohue Buys
Lease on Arson Park.

The Park Owners association held
their first meeting of the year last
night with Judge Melville in the chair.
The rules were suspended in order to
give the Gunthers and Rube Eos ter s
Leland Giants a chance to join the 1910
league. Both clubs were admitted by
a unanimous vote With these two
clubs added, the circuit of the big
semi pro free-1ance organization con-
sists of the Gunthers, Normal Park
(Leland Giants). Artesians Senecas,
Felix Colts, Roseland. Lawndale, the
Roster Colts and a park to be estab-
lished by Joe GRADER, the location of
which the former manager of the Nbr-
mails refused to divulge at the meet
ing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
l,5OO.PO|NT 1872 CUE
MATCH ON TONIGHT
Demarest Will Start De-
Tense of Title Against
Cline in Chicago.

For the first time since he won the
1872 balk line championship of the
world, Calvin Demarest, the youthful
Chicago expert, will defend his honors
tonight when he meets Harry Cline In
the first block Of their 1.50o-point
match at Orchestra hall. Play will
continue through Thursday, 500 points
being played each night.
Demarest and his opponent will ar
rive from New York early today and
put in several hours Of hard practice
Demarest instructed his Chicago rep
resentative yesterday to engage a ia
bic SO that he could get in few hours
Of practice.
Edward Semple, who for several
years had charge of the billiard depart
ment at the Chicago Athletic associa-
ton, will referee the match between
Demarest and Cline. Semple recently
opened an establishment in Minneapolis
and will come to Chicago for the ex-
press purpose of officiating. He is
favorite with Chicago i1liard enthus-
lasts having refereed all of the impor-
tant matches in Chicago for several
years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
CLUBS WILL
POST FORFEITS
Trolley League Promoters
to Meet at Gary.

South Bend, Ind, Feb 1.-The organ
lzation of the Indiana-Michigan Troll
ley league, started last Thursday at
Goshen, Ind, will be completed early
In February at Gary, when forfeits for
franchises and guarantees for finishing
the season will be posted. A schedule
will also be adopted and final arrange
ments made to secure protection under
the national association.
Fred c. Dresch of Goshen and l.
Morrice of the same city will likely
be elected president and secretary of
the league. Games will be played only
on Saturdays Sundays and holidays
and all travel will be over the interur-
ban lines which connect the six cities
of the circuit-Gos hen, Elkhart, Gary.
Hammond. Mishawaka and Niles. Mich.
The season will open on the first sun
day in May and end on Sept. %.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
LOWELL.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Baird, the newly
married couple. were given a charivari
and miscellaneous shower party at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Dinwiddie Saturday night
Sixty five nefghbors and friends took
part In letting their presence be
known. after which they assembled In
the house to the delight of the young
married people. who were made the
happy recipients of many handsome
and costly wedding presents. Refresh
ments were served. and. 1t is said. to
be delightful event, heartily enjoyed
by the bride and groom and all pres
emit
Word was received here from Okla
horna announcing the death of Henry
Hayden. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
HAYDEN, deceased. His remains will
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
JEfFR|ES IS AFTER
COIN FOR SURE
Will Head All Star Athletic
Show and Go on Road
Liter Bout.
TO HUNT COIN AND GAME
Ketchell, Nelson, Gotch, Corbet,
Roller ct AL. to Support
Headliner of Cast.

It's to be James ]. Jefries, million
aire champion of the world, If he whips
Jack Johnson July A.
The retired champion really is in line
to become the Croesus of 1ghtdom, ac-
cording to plans for tour of the world
by an a1l-star troupe of wrestlers and
fighters headed by the great white
fighter announced last night by H. H.
Frazee. the theatrical magnate.
Jefrries has ben offered a straight
guaranty of $4,000 for a ten months
tour of the globe by Frazee or a
straight salary of $1,000 and so per
cent of the profits of the show. pro-
vided only he beats the great colored
fighter. The company of which Jeff
will be the head-liner will be the great
est galaxy Of ring stars ever gathered
under one tent" as the posters will
probably read. The middleweight and
lightweight champions of the world.
Nelson and Ketchel, II they survive
their engagements of the near future
Frank Gotch, DR.. Roller, Sam Berger.
James ]. Corbett. Farmer Burns and
some other wrestler will be the sup
poting actors or maulers.
1t has been conservatively estimate ed
that a victory over Johnson will be
worth 100000 in picture money and his
share of the purse to JEFF. Add to this
the money he is to CLEAN from his long
tour, the $62,00 he will have earned
by the tour which ends in two weeks
and the vast sum he earned by his the
atrical work last year. and you can
see how Jeffries will make T. Burns
and T.. Sharkey and the rest of the
plutocratic fighters look like ribbon
counter clerks-always provided only
he wins July 4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
TO. PROTEST !.
CHAMP. CONTEST
School Heads Claim Referee
Exceeded Authority in
Ousting Ball.

Calumet high school today will ques-
ton Englewood's right to the Cook
county high school basketball cham
pionship when the leaders intend to file
papers with President James c. Reed
of the Chicago prep. league claiming
that Captain Ball was elected from the
game without due cause
Captain Ball, the leader and star
forward of the Calumet team, was
ruled out of the game by the head Of
fetal in the championship battle with
Engelwood Friday and which Engle-
wood finally won by a good margin
The Calumet players state that Balls
removal from the floor was uncalled
for and that Referee Tapp exceeded his
authority as an official in sending him
to the side lines
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
INDIANA HARBOR.

Anton Sirlion. the 12year-old boy,
who burned himself with boiling wat
err some time ago. is getting along
nicely and Is now able to be propped
up In bed.
DR.. James Hicks of Kansas City is
visiting his brother. DIR. III. ]. Hicks of
Michigan avenue.
The Whiting Roller Skating Rink
will open Thursday. Feb. 3. Skating ev-
cry evening. Saturday and Sunday aft
ernoons 2-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond Of
Chicago Heights were the guests over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ment-
ger of Washington street
Eugene Parisek, president of the
Eugene Parisek company, wholesale
liquor dealer in Chicago. was here yes
terday on business.
Mask Carnival at East Chicago Rink
Saturday, Feb. 8. 2-5t
Nathan Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Asersohn
and William Blumenthal attended the
dance given by the Young Peoples
Jewish Auxiliary society at Lincoln
hall. South Chicago. Sunday night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
NELSON WILL
SETTLE GRUDGE
Will Take All the Conceit
Out of Wolgast.

= Los Angeles, Feb 1--"Battling'
Nelson and his manager, John r. Rob-
inson, blew into Los Angeles today
from New Mexico. where the fighting
Dane has ranch at a place called
O-Bar and where the two stopped over
for several days.
The fight with AID Wolgast will be
sort OF a grudge affair. as the Dane
cordially hates his Dutch rival. Il
have no use for Wolgast." said the Bat
tier, showing much feeling He is
ohock full of conceit and Is given to
boastfng. but I'll take all the conceit
out OF him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
WOLGAST NOW
WEIGHS 1856

Los Angeles. Feb Battling Nelson
stalked into town yesterday and was
closely followed by Ad Wolgast chal-
lenger for the 133-pound title. Nelson
spent most of the day with Promoter
Tom McCarey.
wolgast's mountain trip has done
him a world of good. He has built
himself up to 1se pounds stripped. Nell
son leaves for San Francisco today.
wolgast will follow him Wednesday
night Nelson announces he will train
at Millett's camp. while Woigast favors
the Seal Rocks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

has recently signed with the American
association.
The Southern Michigan league will
play 14o games next seaspn. this be-
ing the longest season OF any class D
league in the country.
Tommy Leach has signed with Pitts
burg The coming season will mark
Leach's twelfth year Of service in the
big league.
Twenty-three home runs last season
is the remarkable record held by Third
Baseman Perkins Of the Hartford team
of the Connecticut league.
New York scribes say that the Gi-
ants will never see daylight If Nc
Graw stands pat, as he says he WILL
with his present outfit
Owner Kinsella of the Springfield
club of the Three-I league added $12,-
500 to his tub OF lettuce last season by
the sale of his players.
Emil Houser, CarlisIe's famous full
back. has signed with the Harrisburg
club of the - 45seSsssss
do backstoy FRI State league and will
The spTc,p duty.
ers andisdng series between the Quak-
begins sythe Athletics of Philadelphia
on April /. 1t will be a fine
i O. FOR the pitchers to fool the bats
men.
/ Manager Griffith of the Cincinnati
team wants $4,000 for Miller Higgins
and when he was offered 1000 assert ed
| tags and coupons for the midget Griff
became irrascible.
Hal Chase. Hans Wagner, Harry
Lord and Iris Speaker will figure III
Christy Mathewson's first book under
the names Hal Case, Hagner. Harry
Laird and This Talkington.
The magnates overlooked one impor
tant thing In that new contract fol
players. They should have inserted {
clause in the document forbidding play
ers from asking for advance money o.
an increase in salary.
President Horace Fogel of the PhiIa
delphia Nationals recently released
Kid" Gleason. then changed his mine
, and sent the kid" a contract for mex
season. The sketch was called some
thing like The Goatgetter, or Kiddin.
the Kid"
Tex Erwin, the former Rocheste
catcher, will go south with the Brook
lyn team for trial.
1t is said that Mike Mowrey of Gin
cinnati is booked for a place with j o.
} McGinnitys Newark club.
Eddie Doyle, brother of Larry Doyle
: the Giant star, has signed with TIL
| Springfield club of the Three-I league
, Gus Dormer. the old Boston pitche
; now with Kansas City, was marie
recently to Miss Ruth Harper of Cham
bersburg, Pa
The Boston Americans and st. Loui
Nationals have arranged for an ex
hibition game at Little Rock durin
the spring training trip.
, Joe Flanner. the former Sportin
! News editor. has ben appointed conf
! Dental secretary to President Johnso
of the American league.
Roy Miller, the new Cub infielder.
: expected to beat either Steinfeldt Q
, Tinker to regular berth. That's fin
business, paper.
Il Messrs Connolly, Sheridanc OIougf
S lin. KERN, Perrine, Dinen, Egan an
: Evans have all been reappointed as UNI
e pires in the American league.
e Bill Armour evidently intends to Civ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
MINORS AFTER COBB
Not the Great Tyrus, But
His Day-Old Son.

Detroit, Mich, Feb. President
Joe s. Jackson of the Southern Michi-
gan league has taken steps to conserve
the name OF Cobb to the baseball fame
of Michigan long after Ty is has
gone. He wired Ty Jr., one day of age,
today. care OF the worlds champion
batsman, at Augusta Tor terms 1t is
expected that Ty ST., acting as next
best friend, will reply with an offer.
No matter how big the figures are,
President Joe will accept them {s be-
half OF some Southern Michigan club.
Then Ty Jr. can be carried on the
serve list from year to year until he is
old enough to play, when he will be-
come an actual baseball asset of the
club. II the aalary was too monstrous
to pay at that time. of course, the