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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-27

tional girl who could not save a penny
a day from her salary. ''Gre>4 salxs
esona little ecorns grow" Andrew Car
nesie's fabulous wealth was begun
from very small savings. Indeed. there
II no more important thing for q wage
earning girl to bear IN mind than the
Nsees&ty CT putting eside a certain
%nas OF her incense IN vssw of a peams~
bic rainy day"
II Is hard to depend upon charity,
put It is harder still when out OF work
or Ill to accept things from relatives or
srfends. Most girls argue that they
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-27

hampton. Oneonta. Cooperstown. Rich
eeld Springs. Utica. Rome. Oneida and
back again TO Syracuse
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-27

cornered piece of cardboard Into the
upper hem run a piece OF stout wire.
bending 1t SO as to fit into the corner
Of the wall to keep the bag open.
Screw q hook under each corner of the
bracket and sew loop Of tape at each
corner of the bag to hang 1t by. allow
ing space between the top OF the bag
and the shelf to drop in the linen
easily.
WHEN MEASURING MEDICINE.
When drops have to be measured out
OF a medicine bottle cut small notch
at the edge Of the cork just big enough
for one drop to come through at a
time
This answers the same purpose as a
hip. The cork should be pushed wen in
when not IN use to Keep In the strength
of the contents of the bottle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-27

THE petticoat with an adjustable
ho1nce is one of the most useful
garments q girl can add to her summer
outfit. The skirt may be made Of silk,
and the fiounces may be attached by
means OF series of buttonholes IN the
flounce and buttons on the skirt or
when the skirt material is not washa-
bic glove snappers are excellent for
this purpose
The skirt illustrated is OF white silk
and the hounce of embroidered chiffon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
Il PASO AND THE
DOUGLAS TEAM
IN The FRAY
First Meeting This Season of
These Two Teams Takes
Place In Ell PaSo.

Douglas Demons anc Harbuck's HuS-
kies met for their first game, of the
season Friday Afternoon at Washington
Park.
According to the e. Paso under
standing of the thing. il is the third
game of the 1910 season. following the
initial Cananea meeting. But Douglas
promoters have termed it IAN exhibition
game" and not of the regular schedule
The strained feeling about that schedule
has not yet been settled.
Douglas players arrived Friday
morning after two hard wallops at the
hands of Bisbee. The Demons lost the
first game 9 to 5 and the second and
2 But the defeats are blamed on a
pitchers being a little off his feed, and
strong. team work is pointed 10 with
pride.
New Man Coming.
Before the three games here are
ended-Friday, Saturday and Sunday
the visiting team will be reinforced
with strong man, Will Harper. Billy
mas been playing with the Fl. Worth
club of the Texas league. but is known
well by Cactus fans. He has signed
with the Demons and Will arrive Sat
urday, it is hoped, In time TO officiate
In left field for the visitors.
Charles Scott, a Douglas merchant
and one of the club directors. has ar
rived as manager pro tenn of the team
in place of manager D. A O'Donovan.
MI ODonovan was compelled to remain
at home on account of his baby's Sc
rious illness.
New Men on Team.
All the Douglas team this wear are
new with the exception of Ford Mains.
Walters and Harper Pitts recently
came over from Bisbee, and NAV work
in the box here.
Tommy Smith, captain in 1909 of the
Springfield, Mo-. Midgets OF the West
ern association, and the premier short
stop of the league. plays the same posi-
ton with Douglas Tommy used to con-
troll an unlimited number of sacriice
hunts that made good, and NAV atten,nt
10 use them while in FL Paso. He was
also long on hitting. The Midgets. nm
der the captaincy of Smith last veor
headed the league until near the close
of the season.
The Lineup.
The lineup follows:
FL PaSo: Jackson 1b: GOwan Of
Flick IS: Earthman 2b: Hewitt 3b: Ker-
nan IF; Chayka If; Merritt c; Wvlie u.
Douglas: Smith IS: Mains 1b: Red
ford CT; LeBrand C; Ford 3b: Eckberg
IF: Carlson 2b; Harper If; Kane. Wal
tiers. Mathewson, Pitts, choice for pitch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15

opener. Clifton will play "a practice
game in Morencf on Sunday which will
afford chance to compare the strength
of the two teams The season opens on
April 80 with Morenci
Phil Caul, who played with Clifton
all of last season, has been traded by
Scranton, n. Y. State league TO York.
of the Tri-State, for kid" Gleason,
the former Philadelphia inf1elder.
Ruby Ward, the Clifton boy who
played with Bisbee last year, failed 10
make good with Vernon, it is reported.
and it is understood that he is trying
to get a try out with the Douglas COM
bination.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
STUDENTS PLAN
FOR FIELD MEET
Southwest Federation to
Meet at A. & M. College
on Nav Z.

Agricultural College. n. NJ, April Is.
The federation track meet that was
to have been held in FL Paso early in
May has been changed and will be held
at the college instead. The teams that
are expected to participate IN this meet
are the FL Paso high school. the Ell Paso
Military institute, the Bisbee high
school. the university of Arizona,
ColOnia Juarez, the FL PaSo Y. NJ c. A,
and the A. & NJ college.
This track meet will be one such as
has never before been held in the ter
ritory and some 90 medals have been Of
fered for the various events. Each
participating school and institution Will
be on its mettle as each will naturally
desire TO be the winner of the largest
track event ever held in the south
west The college has a number of men
out each morning and evening
The local meet will be held the week
before the federation meet and it is
hoped by the management that this
meet will help to defray the expense OF
having the work done on the track and
OF getting the new materials that will
have to be used in such an event as the
large meet on May 4
As is the custom the students will
have half holiday on the local field
day and in the evening the regular field
day ball will be given in Hadley hall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
CANANEA HAS A
VERY STRONG TEAM
Anderson, Pitcher From Sc
attic, VIII Soon Join
The Bunch.

Cananea, Mexico, April 15-The Can
anea team for the season is now in
splendid shape. Anderson, a new pitch
er, who is coming from Seattle, will be
here in a few days. and then the en-
tire team will have been gathered to-
gether for the work before it. The
Cananea fans are enthusiastic oyer the
success of their team, and the manner
in which they defeated the strong e.
Paso team in the second game in that
city recently, leads to the belief THAI
the Cananea players are going to be as
strong as any other team in the league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
BingLes and Bunts

Donovan's Doughty Douglas Demons
don't daunt Harbuck's Huskies.
The score board is too small. There
write the extra innings Sunday. Better
prepare for some more games like that
this season
FL Paso can hit; Ell Paso can run, and
that is the whole game.
Better oil up the pitching staff
little so they won't get stiff Harbuck.
Harry Potter wears a winsome smile
when he sees the crowds coming in the
gate. He ought to watch them when
they try TO wriggle out
Whitley" Hewitt has won a season
meal ticket already
Ell Paso develops fast players, other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
! omorrowis Your ! irneto
Reduce the Table Expenses

Let remind that the thing tomorrow morning
vegetables complete list
than Besides the list
special hundreds that will
making the dinner that
Of
you selected goods If nonvenient market
remember that telephone will vegetables
the kind max
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15

Ben Lomond. Cal, April 15.-Three
POUNDS of boxing with big black Bob
Armstrong did not show up JeffrleS
very we'll The big white man chased
the big black all around the ring, but
80 visitors seemed to agree that Jeff was
far from his former self.
Sam Berger believes that worry over
his wife has something to do with IT.
Mrs. Jeffries will go under the surgeons
knife Saturday at Oakland. Also today
is Jeffries's birthday-his 35th, accord
ing to Berger.
big Jeff is now hard at it, training
for the great battle with Jack John
son on July 4 next The only fear that
"Jeff's" handlers have now is that the
big fellow will work too hard and go
stale before the day of the fight. Jeff
is a glutton for hard work and never
seems to tire. Sam Berger" is in
charge of the training camp and has a
great retinue of fighters who are pre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
By CAB

cities take them and don't even say
thanks. Let US have protective tariff.
They say that Dugan. the manager of
the Cananea team. is Irish. Dugan says
he is proud of it, and an Irishman
knows how club ought to be swung.
There were 5000 at the game last
Sunday, or nearly that many and the
game was great. Watch the attendance
grow.
FL Paso is booked for the most sue
ceSsful baseball season in its history.
Wylie get your hair cut. The fans
like that shaved head; it looks funny
on the coaching lines.
Merritt is good name for an Al
catcher, and he is
Ell Paso fans don't make enough
noise and yet they have big voices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15

pairing Jeff for his engagement with
the negro boxer.
Birthday of Fighter.
This is JeffrieS's 35th birthday ami
versary but owing TO the ll11ess Of Mrs.
Jeffries and the gloom cast over the
fighter by the pending operation on her,
the festivities planned for the event
were abandoned.
Yesterday. for the first time in many
years, Jeffries faced a negro in the
ring On this occasion, as on the pre-
vious one, Bob Armstrong was the
black. He has been added to Jeffries's
training camp because of his long asso-
citation with Johnson. with whose style
Of fighting he is thoroughly familiar
Jeffries made no attempt to unlimber
his heavy fistic artillery. His train
ers have pointed out to him the urgent
necessity Of taking up preliminary work
slowly and Jeffries apparently is heed
ing the advice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
CADETS CALL OFF GAME
WITH SCHOOL OF MI

The carded game between the FL Paso
Military institute and the School Of
Mines TO have been played at Socorr0
Saturday, has been called off
SAYS AUTO FACTORIES
ARE BEHIND WITH ORDERS
c. NJ Barber has returned to the
city from a trip to Michigan He says
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
CARRIZOZG STRENGTHENS TEAM
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON

CarrizoZo, \. NJ, Aprir 15.-The Car
rizozo baseball team has been materi-
ally strengthened by the arrival of
catcher Nelson, who was with the Ala
mo team last year; shortstop Wheeler,
of the FL Paso Browns, and pitcher
O'Neil.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15

that the E. NJ F. and the Chalmers
Detroit factories at Detroit, and the
Oakland Oidsmobile factory at Pontiac
are hundreds Of orders behind.
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tab
lets will clear the sour stomach sweeten
the breath and create a healthy appetite.
They promote the flow of gastric Juice.
thereby inducing good digestion. Sold
by all dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
SCHOOL OF MINES WINS
ONE AND LOSES TWO GAMES.

Socorro, n. NJ, April 1.-THE base
ball team has returned from its trip to
FIT. Bayard and Silver City. The Min
ers lost TO FIT. Bayard by Z to 3, lost
to Santa Rita by IL to o, and won from
Silver City by to 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
GROCERY DEPT.

Casino" brand lb. cans Black or White Cher
ries- Regular price 45c per Special On.
for Saturday, per can.............O OG
wolf brand Early June Peas. Regular price
15c per can. Special for Saturday, ~
cans 25e per can. .......-.......-.. AOS
':Griffin's' lib. pkg Seedless Raisins, bleached
Regular price zoe per pkg. Special for 1E
Saturday. per pkg. ..................A DC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
The Lineup.

John d. Rockefeller would go broke
if he should spend his entire income
trying TO prepare a better medicine than
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy for diarrhoe. dysentsry or
bowel complaints tt is simply impossi-
BILE, and sc says every one that has used
it. Sold by all dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-15
CLIFTON FANS PLEASED
WITH CACTUS SCHEDULE.
Practice Game to be Played With
Morenci, and Season VIII be
Opened April 80.

Clifton, Ariz.. April 15.-The fans are
pleased with the Cactus league sched-
ule and are now preparing for the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
DATE SET FOR PRIMARY
District Committee Selects
Saturday, August Is.
NO CONTEST EXPECTED
Unless Congressman Jones Has op-
position, He Will be Declared Nomi'
nee for Reelection Without Pri-
mary-Committee MoIds meeting.

Saturday. August -. will be the
date of the congressional primary in
the First district. if primary is held.
The First district committee yes;er-
day set this date. and fixed May 81
as the last day for Hing notices OF
candidacy IL seems practically GER
tain that Hon. William A Jones. who
viii offer I0r the nomination TO sue
coed himself, Will have no opposi-
ton, and II this is the case he will
be declared the nominee by the com
mittee and no primary will be held.
The committee decided to assess a
fee OF S5Ov against candidates enter
ing the primary. and To return to
such candidates any part of this
amount that may not be use in de-
fraying the expenses 81 the primary.
This means that. in the event Mr..
Jones j. the only candidate for the
nomination. he will &c; back his $500
less the amount used by the commit
tee to meet the expenses OF adyer-
Using and other incideniais.
The committee held its meeting
yesterday morning in Norfolk. with
Chairman Downing. OF I.ahS
county, j. NJ. Cunts. 90 this city, and
Robert AIlswOTfh. 81 Northampton
three of the FIVE members pre- sent.
Mr.. Curtis explains that the meeting
was held tn Norfolk because that
city is very mucn more accessible
than this 20 the M mbers from The
upper part cf the district " one Of
the members had faiisd TO catch a
boat from Norfolk AT 2 20 O'Clock yes.
;erday afternoon h. goulj have had
10 wait a week Tor another steamer
or else 70 around by Nay 81 Rich
moad in order 10 reach home by raii.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
Vaudeville and Pictures

The bill for the first part of the
week at the Academy as presented
last night seemed 10 please the
crowds. w. II. Bradford opened the
show. the feature OF his act being i'm
presentations of many we'll known
public characters. such as Sousa, Bui-
falo Bill, Joseph cannon, King OF Aus
tria. etc.
The Days offer a comedy sketch
called "Marconi Outdone.F and came
In for a. big share of applause.
Billy Moran. Florence Benjamin
and Wick Steiner working together as
a trio. have a very neat comedy sing
ing act.
AS usual a selected program o.
moving pictures is feature OF the
Academy's vaudeville bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
NEGRO WOMAN LIGHTS
ON'ST0UT POLICEMAN
Lively Battle Comes on In Police
Station Between lrate Prisoner
and officer.

A few minutes before the o'clock
police squad was turned out yeSter-
day afternoon, a lively bout came on
in the police station between Jose
phine Hughes, an ebony hued dame
OF "a summers, and Patrolman Price.
one OF the largest 'coppers" on the
force. The woman had been arrested
on the charge of using violent and
abusive language toward some other
dusky dame and she landed at tue
station house Just as the squad was
lined up for inspection before start
intong to work.
Backing herself up against the
counter in the station. the woman
looked the squad over. picked out
Onicer Price as the biggest man IN
the squad and then lit on him like
duck on June bug" The bout last
ed less than one round. but eye-wit-
nesses say that II was a hummer
The big officer soon overpowered
-he irate prisoner and few seconds
later she was safely behind the bars
While being brought from Rockets
to the police station in the patrol
wagon. the woman fought few
rounds with Patroiman Tilghman. aud
apparently she had not had enough
when the station house was reached
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
SHIPPING REPORT:
Sunday, April ~, 1910.
Arrived.


Steamer Conway tBr) Mathews
Puerto Mexico-to Atlantic States
Coal K Coke Company for bunker
coal
Steamer William Cliff tBrJ Lord
Galveston-to BerwindWhite Coal
Company for bunker coal.
Schooner Baker Palmer from Bos-
tonic White Oak Coal Company in
ballast.
Schooner Lucy f. Friend from Bos-
tonic New River Consolidated Coal
Company in ballast.
Schooner Marcus L. Urann from
Portland-io George +. Warren Coal
Company in ballast.
Barge II. EndicOtt from Boston
to New River Coal Company in bal
last.
Barge Edith from BOston-to New
River Coal Company in ballast.
Barge Ivie from BOsion-to New
River Consolidated Coal Company in
ballast
Barge Beattie from Boston--to New
River Consolidated Coal Company in
ballast.
Barge Dora from BOston-to White
Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
CONGRESSMAN JONES
IS NOT INTERFERING
Report That He Endorsed Col
leCtorship Candidate
Not True.

A special dispatch to the Richmond
Times Dispatch from washington yes
tAday stated that Congressman VIII
William A. Jones had called at the
White House i'm behalf of A. c. Gar
rett. one OF the candidates for the
Office of collector OF customs at this
port. This caused some comment
here as it was known that Mr.
Jones had stated that he would not
undertake TO support any OF the can
didates in this race.
Inquiry developed the fact that Mr.
Jones. when he accompanied Mr.
Garrett and a party of the latters
supporters to the white House few
days ago. made IL a point To say 10
the President that he had no interest
in the contest and had given no APP
plicant his endorsement Mayor
Marquis Jones. who was one of the
Garrett party. asked Congressman
Jones 10 make an appointment for
Mr.. Garrett and himself aud 20 intro
duce them t. the President. This Mr..
Jones did.
When asked abOu; the matter yes
terday Mayor Jones said that u was
fact that be had gone TO Washing
ton with Nr Garrett. and that Con
gresham Jones had declined to do
more than introduce the party Tie
went on TO say that Mr.. Taft greeted
the First district congressman with
a slap on the shoulder and hearty.
Hello William A." and that after
the iDirOductions Mr. Jones explained
thai he had not endorsed any candi-
d1te for the coslectorShip and that
b. did not even know whether Mr.
Garrett called himself a Democrat
or a Republican Mr.. Garrett spoke
up 10 say that he vas a Taft Demo
crat~
IN this connection u may be stated
that when Congressman Jones vas
approached BY a frietd some time
ago on behalf 81 John 3. Locke. a
candidate for the colicctOrship. he
said that he would b. very glad 90
make appointments az the White
House for his constituents and intro
dsce them % the President. bot tbs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
WASTED TO SKELETON

MY little 500. when about . year
and a half Old. began to have sores
come out On his face. had a physician
treat him. but the sores erev worse.
Then they began TO come on his arms.
then on other parts q his body. and
then one came on his chest. worse than
the Others Then csilcd enother
physician. Still he grew wore. Al
the end q about q wear and q hall 20
suffering he grew 30 Tad that ! had TO
tie his hands In cloths at night 70 keep
him from scratching the sCrcs and tear
ing the flesh He got 70 be a mere
skeleton. and vas hardly able 20 walk.
Ny aunt advised me 20 try Cuticu-a
Soap and CuticIra Ointment. I sent
% drug store and got a cake q Cufi-
cura Soap and q boz q the Ointment
and followed dircrtiors. Al the end
% tSo months tie sorns were al vel.
lie has never had any sores q any Kind
eiDce. l can sincerely say that only Tor
Cuticura my child would have died.
l used only one cake q Cuticura Sosp
and ebout Tires bo1cs % Oiptrnsnt.
Mr. Egiy~rt Sbeidon. X. y ID. l. Itch
Bed. Conn. Oct. .. 1902"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
w. B. RUCKER COMES
OUT FOR UPPER BRAN CHI
Well Known East End Man to Oppose
}. Hunter Grimes for Board
of Aldermen

W. p. Rrcker. well known al
zen OF East End. yesterday announced
his candidacy for the board of alder
men from the Third ward to succeed
Alderman X. c. Petzold. who will net
offer for reelection. Mr.. Rucker viii
be opposed by J. Hunter Grimes and
the fight In the Third ward Is ex-
pected 20 prove the most interesting
% the councilmanic campaign in the
city.
Mr. Rucker IS an employe Of the
Old Dominion Steamship Company
here and Is popular with a number
OF friends. He has the support Of
several Of the Third " I'd leaders and
they declare that he will made a
strenuous and aggressive fEht
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
attorney Christian Has Drug
gists and News Dealers up.
CASES TO Be TRIED TODAY
Gus Lucas, Greek Confectioner, Again
Appears as Complainant Against
Nineteen Business Men-TaIk OF
Appeal in Event Fines Are imposed

Attorney Thomas J. Christian, coun-
sci for Gus Lucas. a Greek coniec-
toner and fruit dealer, has made
good his threat of last week to swear
out warrants for all OF the news
dealers and druggists who opened
their places Of business Sunday for
the sale of articles other than
drugs and newspapers All Of the
stores. except the Ideal Pharmacy.
opened Sunday morning as usual and
Sunday afternoon the attorney wrote
warrants against each and every
one OF them. Lucas appearing in the
warrants as the plaintin in the case.
Sergeant w. T. Webb served the
warrants and yesterday morning nine
teen druggists and newsdealers faced
Justice Brown in the police court on
the charge of Sunday selling At
forney X. NJ. Lett appeared as coun-
sci for the defendants and at his re-
quest. Justice Brown continued the
cases until this morning. MIR. Lett
explained that he had not time TO
confer with his clients on the case
snd that he desired postponement.
Attorney and Client Not Present
When the cases were called Dy
Justice Brown. neither Lucas nor his
attorney was present in the court
loom. but Lucas remained in an ante
room throughout the session OF the
court.
Attorney Christian vas very
much on the war path" yesterday
end he seems determined to close NJ
the drug stores and newsstands. Lucas
will be the principal witness al the
hearing 81 the druggists AMI news.
u. - scday and Attorney Christian
hand 10 look after the in
his client in the matter.
snndor bona not 10 open his
Z period % twelve months.
has been some talk Of an
10 the Corporation Conrt In
4 Of conviction in the police
and this may be done The case
ID, upper court would be tried By
az Of seven men.
Eoealers Who Were Summoned
The druggists and rewsdealers
summoned to court were. Burcher
q Burcher, c. W. Bohlken & Co. A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
Calendar for Today.
STEAMER MANHATTAN FLoATEr
Big Vessel Hauled OF Mud Bar 1
Hampton Roads.

After being hard aground on a mud
har in Hampton Roads for more than
forty eight hours. the big British
steamer Manhattan was fioafed late
Saturday night and dropped anchor in
deep water. The coal which was
taken out Of the vessel to tighten
her so that she could be noated is
being loaded aboard again. An ex-
animation was made Of the hull and
i; was found that the ship had
sustained no damage
The Manhattan will steam today
for san Francisco 10 which port she
was bound from Newport News when
she grounded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-19
Cleared.

Steamer Conway (Br) Mathews
Swansea. Wales-Atlantic States
Coal & Coke Company.
Steamer Sinator Hollessen Ger
Fisch. LondOn-George +. Warren
Coal Company.
Steamer William Cliff tBr) Lord
iverpool-Berwind-W White Coal Com
pany.
Steamer Norman (Swed. Anders
sen. TaypOrt via Leith-Furness
Witty & Company. Ltd.
Steamer Baiakani tBrD London
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio Coal Agency
Company.