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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-06-16

1.-THE distance tariffs promulgated by
the commissions of Oklahoma and New
Hampshire in 1909, and Missouri in
1908, have been attacked by the car
riers in the courts and restrained pend
ing the litigation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-06-16

The marriage of Clyde Russell form
erly Of Kenosha, and Miss Mary War
rem of Marengo, H., was celebrated
at the home Of the bride at Marengo on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell will make their home at Ma
rengo.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-06-16

Mrs. J. L. Griffin of Waukegan
spent Wednesday afternoon with Keno
sha friends.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Earl Lewis are
rejoicing over the birth of a daughter.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-06-16

page 40. On page 40 the following
statement is made respecting the state
assessment:
In making such assessment the com
mission will endeavor to see to it that
no county shall be punished or suffer
an increase of state taxes by reason
of following the law in assessing prop
.erty at full value. The dictates of
justice and reason imperatively de
mand that counties which wilfully or
neglgently follow the old practice of
differentiation shall not gain any ad
vantage thereby over counties which
follow the law by assessing property
at true value.
The foregoing is not written for pur-
poses of publication, but to give you
the facts SO that you may set the
same before your readers in such man
ner as to you seems best.
Respectfully.
Geo. Curtis, Jr.,
Commissioner.
The map showing the figures on the
assessments in the various counties in
the state may be seen at the Evening
News office. This map shows that the
state assessment of Racine county is
1926 per cent in excess Of the local
assessment and that of Kenosha county
27.8S per cent in excess of the local
assessment. Other counties in the
first Wisconsin district show the fol-
lowing per cent in excess of the local
assessment: Walworth county $500 per
cent, Rock county 1924 per cent, Green
county 65.S2 per cent, Lafayette coun-
ty 68.91.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-06-16
THE OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
, OF
Kenosha County, Wis, for 1910.
County officers.

j. +. Dalton. Supervisor of Assessment
City of Kenosna.
NJ. j. Scholey. .................M Mayor
Geo. W. Harrington. ........ City Clerk
NJ. Steinmetz. .............. Treasurer
j. j. Langan. ................ Assessor
II. W. Bienemann. .......... Assessor
NJ. P. Kleist. northumberland Assessor
G. B. McCarron. Justice of the Peace
J. ]. Connery. 80. Justice of the Peace
Gwen O'Hare. ........ Chief Of Police
Il. Isermann. $50. Chief of Fire Dept
P. j. Zimmers. ....... Supt. of Schools
R. H. Moth. City Engineer
Calvin Stewart ....... City Attorney
Aldermen.
First ward. ............P. Pirsch, IL
First ward. J. O'Brien, IL
Second ward. .......W. T. Marlatt, IL
Second ward. H. H. Tmme, Ill
Third ward. DOS. Tully, IL
Third ward John j. Hegeman, IL
Fourth ward. JAS. Filbin, ~
Fourth ward. W. Higley, IL
flItn ward 1850 hoot. W. 6nrt' -
Fifth ward. -. Geo. o. Harbaugh, IL
Sixth ward. ........G. R. Wade, 10
oiA'N ""iu' l0u o.o'nn''
Seventh ward. .....J. H. Willems, '12
Seventh ward. Nicholas J. Werner, IL
Eirb+b word w Wade 80
Elgn1n "aro' ''''''''I' W. "aoe' -
I'LL warn "'00 S"AS4s' -
SupeEV1soES'
John Ortiz ................Fi First ward
John l. Yule. Second ward
d. +. JORDAN. ..s.1nlEo WaFo
A. J. Burg Fourth ward
Albert Conforti .......... Fifth ward
M. Link. ................. Sixth ward
Antony Muessler. ...... Seventh ward
Michael Hensgen. ........ Eighth ward
Brighton
VIM. V. Gull, chairman. ........ Salem
Jonn Eppers ''''''.''''''' supervisor
Theo. Richter. ............ supervisor
Mlcnael "aro' clerk ''''' 'hanSaSVllie
H. Aelnen' treasurer '''' - 'AahsaSNAilo
M. Ludwig, assessor?'' 80 'hansasVllle
Bristol
E. r. Shuart, chairman. Pleasant Prairie
Emmett Shields .......... supervisor
w. G. Bacon ..............S Supervisor
W. Epson, town clerk. ....... Bristol
+. II. LaVey, treasurer. Bristol
IL Z O''nn' ''S0o0'Oi 81 '''O4
FSLlS
D. 0Pdi'N' on"A- iii"H : : y Nun "ioF0
Fnlll4p '1enn '''''''' oupoi Fi0oi
L. Nolan .'.'''........'... supervisor
Edward sWantz, town clerk e''.....
''''.''''' Union 0FoVe' w. T. u o
Chas' Fonk' treasurer '''''''''''.'
''''..''''' Union 0roVe' ~ T. H.
j. SchHtz' assessor ''.'''''.'.''..'
|0"0"1O
Evan Powell, chairman .''.'..s....
...... Pleasant Prairie, r. F. d. 81
FRANK STANLEY ''''''''''''.0 supervisor
Ben Jensen ........SupervisOr
VIM Maloney, town clerk. ....
NATURALIZATION. Pleasant Prairie
Arthur j. Kelley, treasurer ......
.......... Kenosha, R. F. D. IS
Patrick Tobin, assessor ..........
Kenosha, R. F. D. "a
Randall
Cbss r Kline chairman -
- Richmond Ill r n
r pornhof+ c,,o,,;u.
Fronk zerfas .. s,noruisox
r. voshuro treasurer
Richmond. RI. r n
UT n1ino town clorL
Richmond TIL ? IN
Cbos r. Johnson assessor p.sso4+.
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Want ads bring results.
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Merchandise Rates and Charges

Merchandise Rates and Charges
Per so Lbs. Excess.
Rates for Wis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
Especial to THE TIMES. \

Whiting, Ind, Jan. 24.-In a very
close and holly contested game of bas-
ket-ball, the Crown Point high school
team defeated the local high school by
score of "a to 81 at GoebeTs hall on
Friday evening. In the second half of
the game the score was in doubt until
the hnal whistle blew, which showed
Crown Point to have the long end OF
the score The local team with but
three weeks of practice and a new
squad on the field, surprised the large
crowd Of rooters with their showing.
outpointing the Crown Pointers in
speed and teamwork. but were very
weak in shooting baskets. The score
at the end OF the first half stood 16
to in favor of Crown Point but they
came back strong in the second half
and made rally that took Crown
Point off its feet. The crowd feairly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
~ WITH THE ~
OPORT0
MAY ABOLISH FOOTBALL
FOR A TINE ON MIDWAY
Maroon Heads Threaten a
Temporary Respite From
Gridiron Contests.

Football may be abolished temporar-
lily at the University of Chicago after
next season unless the forthcoming
changes by the national rules commit
tee suit the Maroon authorities The
Midway professors, according to a
member of the athletic board, will con-
slider dropping the game if the 1910
season shows as many accidents and
deaths as the last yea-.
The rooters expect confirmation of
this report at next Saturdays meeting
of the athletic board. The professors
1T was announced, will take up the
question of football rules, and pass a
vigorous resolution calling on the ma
tional committee for the radical
changes that have been suggested at
the various gridiron sessions at the
Midway
Coach A. A. Stage, who thinks the
rules committee will satisfy the crit
les of their sincerity and wisdom at the
February meeting, will go before the
rule reform. He heard so many sug-
gestions at the meeting of his old play
ers Friday night that he viii keep a
stenographer busy arranging them for
the next few days.
Minnesota's place on the football list
grew even more uncertain yesterday,
when it was admitted that the Gophers
stand chance of losing out with the
Maroons. Aside from stating that the
Minnesota problem would be discussed.
the professors declined to go into de-
tails
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24

! nave very soft thing of It in feu,
months Being already in fairly pood
training. he will not require moro 49,,
Two months Of preparation for the big
night JEFF viii have to take FIVE At
Rleast.
Here is another rather erestins
angle to this coming fight + es rath.
er carry to count chickensae sd IT'S
never good plan to add up vonr
tickets until you see your number era
up IN front Of the judges stand bn+
suppose Jeffries wins this fight in i'm
pressive style. as they say on a race
track Whaf will happen then?
The winner of this fight vii getfmore
money than most fighters have made
IN a lifetime With the picture thing
and the $4,000 which goes to tho win.
ner IN lump, a comfortable fortune
Is assured. Should jeff win there
wouldn't be another man In sight fit
10 give him an argument. Would the
Dig Fellow remain in training for a
rev years just to crowd Johnson back
INTO the second rate Division? l don't
think so. 1t hasn't been any too easv
TO get Jeff out of his retirement this
time, and if he ever drops back again
and announces his retirement he's like
~ TO stay retired. And what then,
Nothing much, only johnson Will be
the legitimate claimant of the title as
the next best man. If there is any
argument about it, Johnson will pro-
coed to clean up the bunch and establish
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
BOXERS CAUSE
Y. M. G. A. SPLIT
Memphis Officials Divided
on Training Question.

Memphis, Jan. 24.-Governors of the
local branch of the Young Mems Chris
ton association are split on the prop
osition of barring prize fighters from
the privilege of training in the assoc
citation gymnasium. The edict of the
opposing heads failed to bulge Battling
Nelson and Abe Attell, as these two
champions got in on the ground floor
by enrolling as members
Four OF the Battler's victims, after
viewing the champion in his eight
round go with Eddie Lang pronounced
him greatly improved boxer over his
showing in the past. Dick Hyland
says Nelson is good for ten years as
CHAMPION.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
EAST CHICAGO.

The auxiliary of the Eastern Star will
meet next Thursday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Victor Badeau of
North Olcott avenue.
The supper planned by the Ladies
Social Union at Odd Fellows hall
for Thursday evening Feb. 8, has been
indefinitely postponed. At the time the
date was set the fact that the hall
will be under course of repairs was
overlooked hence the postponement,
Section B of the Congregational La
dies Aid society will meet with Mrs
A. H. w. Johnson on Thursday after
noon at 2:ao o'clock to plan for sthe
society's work during February
Prof G. p. Holway will deliver a
lecture tomorrow night on the Pam
anna canal under the auspices of the
Mems club, at the Congregational
church. The lecture, which Will be free,
will be accompanied by stereopticon
views and undoubtedly of great in
terest
The Ladies' Bible class of the Meth
odist church will meet in the church
parlors at $50 o'clock this evening
Mrs. Tom Davis entertained the mem
bers of the Bachelor Girls club with
a taffy pull last s..-rday night None
have very clear idea of just how to
make taffy, and the result was the
young ladies had considerable trouble
in separating themselves from the fin
ished product and were obliged to re-
sort to artificial means, such as a lib
eral use of flowers. This difficulty, how
ever, only added to the merriment of
the evening, the whole of which was
thoroughly enjoyed bv all
Examination for assistant librarians
are in progress today at the East Chi
cago library In the city hall
Sam Friedman was in East Chicago
yesterday the guest of his brother Ju-
Illus Friedman
Section A of the Ladies Aid society
of the Congregational church will meet
In an all day session next Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. H r. Power. In
Kennedy avenue, near One Hundred
and Forty eighth street
The Tuesday Reading club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the residence of
Mrs j. H. Stone, on Magoun avenue.
1t is to be Mendelssohn day and the
famous composer and his works will
be under discussion.
Services at the kthodist church yes
was Hl.ed. My terest was mani
Tested in both the. Forming and evening
programs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
MONEY WHILE SUN SHINES
SEEMS PURPOSE OF JOHNSON

New York. Jan. 24.-Jack johnson.
the fighting minstrel, intends to run
the Johnson brand onto as much ma
into training There is no law against
1T and every reason why Jack should
make his hay while the sun shines
Johnson is a great spender and it takes
a world of money to keep him going:
he is making up for seven long. hungry
years.
When the men sat down for the first
time to discuss way and means of open
ing the fight to the bids of the various
promoters and the division of the pos
sible purse, it was Jim Jeffries who
asked for winner take all and a big
side bet and it was Johnson's white
manager who fastened to sound the
safe, sane and conservative note John
son said he was willing to fight win
ner take ALL but baked a bit at the
side bet
ager. Nothing like that, I don't want
TO be eating snowballs next winter IL
anything happens to Johnson in this
fight Let's make 1t IS and 25 and the
original side bet goes
Johnson's manager showed sound
horse sense, to say nothing of the canny
instinct of man already "fn" several
thousand bones Johnson never used
a manager for anything except to draw
money from him.
The Galveston minstrel Is going to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
CROWN POINT H. S. WINS
FROM WHITING 4. 6

shook the building with cheers when
SIX baskets were made in row with
IN two minutes of play and If there
were only few more minutes of play
the locals might have overtaken their
opponents. With few more weeks of
practice the local team will be able to
uphold the reputation of the high
school in basketball. Following is the
lineup and score:
ing-Peceny, If; Beaubien, RI;
Ahlgren, C; Timm, Eaton. lg; Goldrick
re. Crown Point-O'Connen, If; Glover.
rf; C. McWayne, F. McWayne, c: Wheel
er, lg; Lesperence. rig.
Baskets-Peceny 8, Beaubien s. ALL
gren 2. Eaton, OConnell 2. Glover s.
9 McWayne 8. Free throWs-Glover
Beaubien 2, Peceny. Referee-Glover
Umpire-Girard
The Whiting team will go to Crown
Point next Saturday for return game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
INDIANA HARBOR.

superintendent ]. w. Lees of the In
land mill has presented Mrs Lees with
a Dachshund pup, which has become
the pet of the South Bay hotel, where
the Lees live The dog is about the
same color as Mrs. William Jewels
saddle horse. Indian Girl. and is sharing
favors with that beautiful animal
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sax spent yester-
day in Chicago the guests of Mrs. Sax's
sister, Mrs. M. Gettlieb
About hundred young folks went to
East Chicago Sunday afternoon to at
tend the Lewis rink.
Nate Levy saw Madam X at the Chi
cago Opera House last night
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
give supper at Cline's hall Saturday
evening, Jan. 49, from to 1890 Tick
cts 25 cents apiece.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
SUMMARY OF
SATURDAY SPORT

Wrestling.
Intervention of Chief of Po1icf
Schuettler causes Zbyszko and Nah.
mout to decide to hold their match in
public. Date and place is not definitely
decided.
Changes in rules suggested to do
away with hidden BALI trick
Athletics.
Notre Dame wins sixteenth annual
handicap meet at First Regiment with
twenty points, Chicago Athletic asso-
citation II points and University of
Chicago Is. Illinois Athletic club an
nounces busy program for coming year.
including open races and meets
Basketball.
p. Purdue downs Wisconsin, 20 to II.
Boxing.
Jefries announces he is willing n
fight Johnson in Salt Lake IL that
place is picked for match
Turf.
Five favorites win and administer q
hard knock to bookies at Jacksonville
Fort Johnson. favorite in Palace Hotel
handicap at Oakland forced to quit
race because of bleeding. Knight Dick
makes new track record of las as
for one and one-sixteenth miles at Ju
arez Hurdles. race at Tampa, won by
Good Friar, featured by spills.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
KETCHEL SPURNS
ANTIPODES OFFER
Will Not &C to Australia to
Fight Burns.

Grand Rapids Mich, Jan. 24.-Stan-
icy hetchel turned down an offer from
Hugn Mcintosh. the Australian fight
promoter, with a single word TODAY.
dclhtosh cabled ketchel Offering him
tnree bouts that would net him close
70 S4o'ooo. One of these was with
tommy Burns. another with Bill Lang
ana the third with an unknown oppo-
henl- ketchel intimated that he would
consider McIntosh's offer after he h.
came undisputed middleweight cham
pion ofsthe world by defeating Thomas.
~ 49, =; 711[ia1i I . y y = lIullul|
zSszI,s ssIGn W IIes i
negotiating for a bout in London early
in June.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24

MI.
pastor of the Jacobs Street
Metnodist Protestant church, the most
q 81 II - - = - = - - h ~ u
a. az IS ~ !. a IN 81 on
ming, meandered away from theology
last night and catered to the prize ring
when he delivered a sermon on Can
Jeffries Come Back?" Rev Mr..
Broughton pointed to the grievous err
rors men make by becoming passive
and thus jeopardizing positions in the
world they have acquired by hard work
and application. He continued:
"Jeffries persevered as a pugilist I'M
TIL he became the champion of the
world, which title he won fairly and
honestly, as he was in class by him
self Then, like Samson, who sue
cumbed to the artful wiles and beauty
OF Delilah, this powerful man threw
away his strength. When he awakens
properly 1t will be to find a black man
battling hard with him for the honor
he has held. and it Is doubtful if this
once great man will be able to again
foster the power he once controlled
and which made him the Samson Of his
time.
In any case he will have to battle
nightly to regain the ground that he
has lost, and 1 am a a firm believer
IN blbilic history and liken Jeffries
unto Samson in a great many RESPECTS
should like to see histo,.y in this par
tcular instance reversed but 1t is
doubtful, very doubtful, ifNsuch will be
the case"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
Modern Business Manners.

In Jewish houses of worship persons
who arSs . mourning arise at certain
time during the service and repeat the
Kaddish. According to the Hebrew
STANDARD, there are tradespeople for
whom the mourners' prayer is no bar
to business. In a recent issue that
paper says; THE trustees of Temple
israel OF Harlem, should suppress the
INDIVIDUAL who on Sabbath mornings
distributes pamphlets to those SAYING
kaddish, advertising the wares Of a
monument dealer"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
JOHNSON FOE
OF DRINK

New York, Jan. 24.-Jack John.
son, the pugflist, addressed the
members of the e0lored branch Of
the Y. M. c. A. yesterday and told
the 800 young men gathered there
to avoid drink, to live clean lives
and urged the extension of the v.
VI. Q. A. to protect more members
of the race from the pitfalls of the
saloon and pooIrOoms. johnson de-
ciared that he felt absolutely GER
tain of victory in the coming baf-
tie with Jeffries. He was elected
sparrfng instructor of the proposed
new gymnasium of the Y. NJ. @ A.
which Is to be opened next year. He
promised to assist IN raising $4,000
to erect the building,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
ARREST TO
TEST Skill
Stars Practice for Match
With Cline.

New York. Jan. 24.-Calvin Demar-
est, 1872 balk line billiard champion.
and Harry Cline, who will play De-
marest for the title in Chicago next
week, will put in their spare time
this week at hard practice. Twice a
day Demarest and Cline will face the
glare of the footlights at a local the
ater They are co-stars with Albert
Cutler in vaudeville novelty entitled
A Night in Billiard Hail." which
gives them a chance to exhibit skill
with the cue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24

the past the Batter has improved in his
knowledge of boxing of late Nelson
mad not been in the ring since last
July until Friday night, when he met
Lang here, knocking him out in eight
rounds. Dick Hyland, Clarence Eng
Hsh, Kid Ryan and Christy Williams,
all OF whom have been beaten by Nell
son, were spectators who expressed to
Nelson their personal praise of his box
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24

his claim and there you are again A
man cannot retire from the ring and
take his title with him. He must leave
that to be fought for by the other fell
lows.
With the biggest cleanup in history
tucked away in Jef's bank, some fat
theatrical dates in sight, and a pos
sible quarter of million to be cleaned
up, what incentive would there be fer
another fight?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
TELEPHONE
COURTESY.

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uon or the attitude when talking inn
involves the courtesy friends
when they wish reach by
You know that the buysignal
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you have finally given disgust
When met him the he you rune
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they forced give up
the telephone discourtey Your
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CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
POWERS GETS
BIG SALARY

Jacksonlle, Fla. Jan. 24.-R. T. Pow
ers, father of Vincent Powers, Amer
1ca's leading Jockey, today confirmed
the report that he had given Colonel
+. T. Chinn first call on the lads serv
ices for the coming season Powers
will receive $500 per month and pay
for each mount
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24

THE NUMBER OF COPIES OF THE
TIMES SOLD ON THE STREETS
ALONE EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIR
CULATION OF ANY OTHER PAPER
IN THE CITY,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
NELSON PRAISED
BY ENEMIES

memphis. Tenn. Jan. 24.-According
0 -FOUR OF Battling Nelson's victims of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-24
USES JEffR|ES
FOR SUBJECT
Pittsburg Pastor Fears the
Boilermaker, Like Sam
son, Cannot Return.

P1ttsourg. Jan. Prev. Dr. o. M
Broughton. pastor of the Jacobs Street
Methodist Protestant church, the most
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-12
BALDWIN WANTS NO DEMONSTRATION
In Matter of Appointments He Has Done Nothing as Yet Will do His Own Picking

New Haven, Nov. 13-A committee waited upon Governor-Elect Simeon F. Baldwin last night, and asked him if the idea which has been crystallized among Judge BaIdwin's many friends in this city to hold a public demon stration would be acceptable to him.
 It was stated to the Governor-Elect that there was every desire on the part of Judge Baldwin's many friends here to do honor to him in view of his election, in the way of manifest Ing 1t through a torch light parade, a banquet and speech making, Or in any form that would meet the approv- al of the Governor Elect.
 Judge Baldwin replied that in view of the fact that there had been sev- in honor of his election, he did not feel that any further action was neces- sary.
 The incident was thereupon closed and there will be no demonstration.
 At Judge Baldwin's office today it was said that while there had been much talk regarding his appointments to office for the coming two years, yet Judge Baldwin had not taken any of them up, and that there was no intimation as to whom he would ap- point and would not be until he had made up his list, which would be en- tirely to his own mind. The matter is one which as yet he has not even considered.