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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
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8abl fir Sen ID. 5ebruar borberei-
tet miro, an tpeldem Gage audi iiber
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lit. Muf @ie0erbolung 6eS Notbitan,
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rl1ng tpeitlid bonn Sluiie, pel6e Sen
@ampf lint Serabiebung Ser @rpreB-
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pbon=spitetns beriibrt, etpeldes oen
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2nftliniett-Dii =@ebiibr eingefiibrt,
tpoour9 Ser bisberige Sab I'M sic
&alfte ern1dBigt miro.
Mit@el1. - Die @infubrung
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i@en @erlpaltung miro Ser 8epolfe-
rung binnen fur5em unterbreitet per=
Sen. gier &etitionen itno untertpegs,
our9 sic Ser Staotratb aufgeforoeri
miro, cine @abl aus5ui6reiben Man
pin aber oie 6rage BEL ser regl1ldren
6riibiabrspabl enti6eioen laiien. Ma-
por &it6eod tritt energiid fir Den
&lan ein. Gie ein5ige Sppoiition
madt ii6 gegen sic Mebrausgabe bon
$1,000 fir @ebalter ser &on1miliare
gelten6.
@turgis. 6rou Serlrie Sigbe,
melfe 1nf e1ner pet1111tatte .Det Sdtr
Hoint mobnte, erlitt einen to0tli6en
l1nfau. Sic fubr uuf einem @agen
nit @ol5 uno SausbaltungSla6en 5u-
iamn1en nit ibrem @atten, ais eine
Wfeile pom @aule ertfernt ser $50
gen umi9lug uno bei0e auf Sic gr0e
i9leu6erte. Grau Sigbe mur0e auf
oern @o6en our6 Sic 9eiblel feitgebal=
ten, mabrenb ibr Mann l1nter &iiten
geratben mar. sie muBten 5ur@
Sreun6e befreit mer6en. Srau Stgbe
itarb an innerli9en @erlebungen, &pab=
re15 Sigbe ielbit nur lei6t beida0igt
lpuroe. Die 2ei@e ser Grau muroe
nod Chicago geianot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
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quito slnsiidten porbanben, fir ei-
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MAIDEN 3ngeitanbnilie.
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Sic Earifbeamten ser 8unoesregie-
rung lieBen Nraii0ent Gaft 0ur6 oen
Stoatsiefretar ibren 8eri6t 5ugeben,
in mel9e1n ite en1pfeblen, o1rh cine
peitere proclamation 8elgien, 0ine=
mart, ggppten, Sic gfieoerlanoe, Her=
fen, uno 5htpe0en nnter sic 3ubl Der
@ergiinltigungen oes amerifanil6en
Mainin1altarifs bere9tigten 9eattonen
auf5umebn1en. Gie oicsbe5iigli6e
8roflamation oes Nraii0ente11 mtro
porausiidtli@ beute nod peroffent=
lidt lperoen. 0ie 8eanten 0eS
Staatsoepartemetts, eini6lteblt6 Ser
8eborhe fir ausmdrtigen Sanoel uno
Ser neugei6affenen Earifbeb0rOe ba=
ben iid auf's Meuberlte beniibt In
sen letten Sa9en, al1b oie Sarifoif=
ferea15en ser Ser. 5taaten nit anoe=
rem el1ropaiiden 9sationen, in eriter
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.slhegen, l,no es puroe an1tlid erflart,
oaB sic Gerbanolnnyen nit Ser 0eut=
lden &ei9Sregierung erfreuli6e Sort
ihritte MAIDEN.
sSn ser Jrage Ser ginfubr lebenoen
Biebs 1no ser 6leiidinipeftion lit nit
Geutlblaro Elm porldufiges @inper=
neburen bergeitellt, ilt0em Sic Ser.
staaten inn Nunfte 0es lebenoen
@iebs, 2ertidla11o in Ser mitrolfopi<
iden 6leiihbeidou nadgeben. IS
lit iibriget1s eine ipatere oiplomatil6e
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fubr nod 1eutihlano ausorudli6
porbebalten. 9luberoen iino nod
perlbieoene anoere 6ragen tn Der
Sdpebe, bon 0eren enogiltiger Siege
lung bos iblieBli6e 9eadgeben Der
Ser. staaten in ser 8iebfrage abban-
qig gema6t tpiro. sSnmerbin ibeint
es jeet .bobit lpabri6einlib, 0aB Elm
befriebigenoes Mbfommen nit Der
oeutihel1 &egierung nod Dor Dem Z.
6ebruar, an lpel6em Ser btsberige
@at1oeIspertrog ablduft, er5ielt meroen
fann, peld)es beioen 2anoern gegen=
jeitig Sen @enuB ser 0finimalraten be-
pilligt. GorlGufig purben meoer bon
leiten ser 8unoesregierung no6 oe5
Delltl6en 91ei9es lpeitere 3ugeltano=
ni1e ger11a9t, als in ser gieb= nnS
5sleildfrage, 1r1o eS lit ni6t unpabr=
ideinlid, oaB sic beioenSeiten nod gu
1peiteren 3ugeitdn0nilien iid meroeu
perlteben niilien, ebe es 5u elmer emo
giiltigen @inigung fonlnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
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8 otto, 30. San.
Das gusm6rtige 9lntt bat cine St.
flarung an ale iapaniiden :3eitungen
peroffentli6en laiien, lporin ausein=
anoergeiett miro, 0aB oie&egierlng
NIT 0en guten Mbitdten ser an1erifa-
niiden &egierung in 8e3ug nuf 0e-
rem 8ori6lag, sic mani6uriiden 8ab-
men gu nentraliiiren, oouig int Gin
flang ift, un6 BOB Sic 8ean1tett ie11es
Miniiteriums iebt feit iiber5eugt iit1o,
oaB iener anterifanii6e @oridIag i'm
freunoidaftlidften @eiite gelna9t uno
BON Sem 8uni@e eingegeben tpur0e,
Sssapun 81 niiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
Gap1,espiQe.

Srau &arl @eroe fat ibr bier gele-
genes @ei9qftsgebau6e nebit @run0=
itud 6em &errn 3. s. Slion gu 0em
8etrag bon $25O0 faufli9 iiberlai=
len. Ser 1eue @igentbii1mer miro 0as
@ebdube bil1nen &ur5em be5ieben.
9ee,u Mnnid).
2ebten 5onntag peranltaltete Ser
bieiige Ssiinglings= un6 sSungfrauen=
gerein in Srieler's @alle cine &arten=
&artie nebit geieaiger ltnterbaltung.
Die babel er5ielte ginnabme belief auf
$184.60; 6ieie 5un1ne miro 5ur Nn=
i9affung 5tpeier 5eitenaltare in ser
neuen Stride 8eruen0ung fin0en. Die
Mitglieoer 6es bier beiteben0en 5or=
Iterpereins geben nit oen1 @e0anfen
rm, am Sitermontag cine grobe &ar<
ten-Eartie gu peranltalten, oeren &ein=
ertra9 5ur 9lnidaffa!ng elmer neuen
&ommunionbanf gebraudt miro. Die
gan5e @entei11oe arbeitet Sano in
&an6, uut 10 balo ais ntogli@ oas
neue @ottesbous fertig 5u baben. Mub
betbeiligen ii9 lobli@er @eiie piele
aus sen Ma9barsgemein0en an Sen
&urtenipielen, nm auf 0ieie @eile au6
einen 8auitein fir uniere neue Hfarr<
firde au ltefern l1n0 1th 1omit 0anfbar
5u er1peiien fiir Sic &ilfe, tpel@e geeu-
Dein9en ibnen in friiberen Sabren er=
pieien fat. - 8ei einem Dienitag
Morgen pergangener @o6e bon unie-
rem bodm. Hfarrer, &ater 2ueas, ..
8. g., gebaltenen 5ral1an1te idloiien
sen 8un6 fiir's 9eben &err SSobn &ie-
lono no SRI. &oia 9enner, bei0e aus
oieier @emeinoe. gea6 ser fir6liden
Seier fun6 BEL oen Gltern Ser 8raut
im &reiie elmer beiteren @ditei6aar Elm
gemitblides SodBeitsfeit itatt, nobel
oas amgen1etn in bober Mbtung ite-
ben6e 8rautpaar nit sen ber5lidlten
@liidmiini9en beoadt iuurbe. DaB
ii9 oieielben aleiamntt pertptrfli6en
1n0gen, lit ser nadtraglirbe, tpoblge-
lneinte @nni9 6es vMor6itern."
ct. Mngmita.
Sn Ser Gamilie S. Surrle bat ii6
6ieer Gage our Sreu6e Ser gltern
Elm n1unteres MGo9en eingeiteIt. 500.
ge 6asielbe aur 6relioe Ser gltern
tpa9ien uno ge6eiben!
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l1nler 8uttertnaber 5rib begab lt4
am Donneritag in @ei6aften na6
Meire @robe. @eorg 8eirauh rei-
ite Mitte lebter @o6e nod ct. CLOUD,
mo- er cine 8eitlang 8elddftigung ba-
ben miro. SRI. Barbara @0tteI lit
in Dienit ser 6auilie 3eter 6lpnn ge-
treten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
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Montag in ieiner @igeni6aft ais &0=
mig bon EreuB ben Sen @nttpurf fir Sic
@orlage 5ur &eform bes preuBiiden
@ablredts, fir Die ieit einiger 3eit
inn gan5en 9al6e lebbaft agitiert lpur-
Sc, >pobei es ni6t obne anerlei ltn=
ruben un0 io5ialiitii6e Den1onifratio-
men abging. Sic @in5elbeiten oeS
Gntmurfs mer0en porausft6tli9 erit
befannt gegeben, menn <oerielbe I'M
prenbilben 2anotag eingeret6t miro,
mas mabribeinlih i6on in auernd9=
iter 3eit geibeben miro.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
A|IKEN NEAR TRACK
RECORD ON SPEEDWAY
Pilot, Driving a National
Machine Is Short But
Two Seconds.

Atlanta. Ga, Oct 31.-More than
1000 persons who focked to the At
lanta speedway yesterday afternoon to
see the first real warming up of the
racing automobile experts were amply
repaid for their trouble by the sensa-
tionai work of Driver Johnny Aiken
in National car. who circled the two
mile oval in 1928, just two seconds
slower than the track record Aitkens
pace was at the rate of so miles an
hour.
Many noted drivers are gathered in
Atlanta and Savannah and others are
en- route to these cities to prepare for
competition during the next two weeks
for several of the richest automobile
stakes of the year. At Atlanta on Nov
3, end nineteen races will be held
at the local two mile speedway for
prizes aggregating $4,000 about $12,-
600 of which is in cash, with the bal
ance in trophies. In Savannah the
grand prize race will be heiA Nov. II.
preceded by a curtain raiser or small
cars on Nov. II.
There are officially twenty events
on the Atlanta program, but number 10
is blank. On Saturday there will be
a free for all $50 mile race for $1,000
purse, of which the winner takes So
900, second $1,000, third $500, and the
next three $3.50. $3.50 and 500. respect
lively
In Savannah practice for the grand
prize race is scheduled to begin Tues
day. although a number of drivers have
been speeding on the % mile course for
several days. The grand stand along
| the course. which will seat 10000, and
| which is nearly a quarter of a mile
| long, is taking shape under the hands
| of a small crmy of workmen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
stage EXPECTS HARD
GAME FROM PURDUE

Another gridiron battle OF class is in
store for Chicago fans next Saturday.
That Purdue will give the Midway
eleven a nip and tuck tussle when it
comes to Marshall field the last of the
week is the prediction of Coach Stagg.
founded on the 1910 performances OF
the teams.
Purdue's skillful showing against
Illinois Saturday al Lafayette, when
the boilermakers held the strong state
aggregation to an II to score, has
thrown scare into the Midway camp.
The Purdue power was not suspected
by the Maroons, who will set TO work
10 avoid being trampled on by the
team that has usually been a victim at
Marshall field.
Glowing reports Of the exhibition of
the boilermakers were brought back
to Coach Stagg yesterday by Oscar
Worthwine and Tom Kelley. who wit
mes sed the game. The scouts pro-
nounced Coach Horrs team well up in
the latest kind of football and capable
of giving Chicago a finish fight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
NEGRO HERE TO
FIGHT RING TITLE
Johnson, Back From East,
Will Contest Suit bv.
Little.

Jack Johnson, heavyweight champion
arrived in Chicago yesterday from New
York. where he was beaten in an auto
mobile race by Barney Oldfield last
week. Jack made a flying trip to Chi
cago to appear in the suit which his
former manager. George Little. has
brought against him for the recovery
of a $1,000 diamond ring, which Little
says he loaned Johnson upon the lat
ter's return from Australia, where he
won the heavyweight title from Tommy
Burns
The negro champion last night said
Little gave him the ring and he will
have several persons in court who were
present when the gift was made. John
son also said he has treated Little on
the square at all times and he intends
to fight this suit to the limit
mo more of that automobile racing
for Jack Johnso son. the champion said
in answer to a question about his
showing in the races with Barney Old
field Il may be able to drice car
fast on a straight road but 1 never
will take any chances on the turns
like Oldfield does. Why, l don't believe
he slackened his speed at all when he
+ hit the turns, but you can bet your last
dollar shat / did
i think my car is every bit as fast
as his machine, but he has had so much
experience in that sort of work that
he made a monkey of me. 1 guess the
lighting game is good enough for me-
and hereafter l will be content in rae
ing persons who do not make a living
at driving automobiles.
l There is nothing new In the fight
j line. l am here to appear in court AS
/ soon as the Judge decides one way or
! the other, its me back to New York TO
/ fill some theatrical engagements
will show in Chicago about the middle
| of November in one of the west side
| theaters, and then will work west Ny
tour so far has been a success, as
have been playing to packed houses
If the champion Is successful in win
ming his case or having it continued
he will leave this afternoon on the
century for the east. He said he has
q few other matters which demand his
attention and which might keep hin
here for another day. Jack is confident
of winning his case.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
BADGER TT AM
In BAD SHAPE

Madison, Wis, Oct. S1.-As a result
of Saturdays game Left End Hoeffel
of the Badger team will be out of
practice for a week at least. Hoeffel
was battered badly by the Methodists,
his most serious injury being dislo-
Gated shoulder. In addition Stocky, end,
sprained his ankle and twisted liga-
ment in his right thigh. Branstad suf-
fered freak injury toward the end of
the game when he fractured two toes
on his right foot. The rest of the team
is in good condition to start the two
weeks grind in preparation for the
Minnesota game Coach Barry seemed
satisfied with the defensive work of
the Badgers and hopes within the next
fortnight to bring it to point where
it can stop the shift formations of the
Gophers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARb0R


The public is invited to attend a de-
bate to be given under the auspices
of the Christian Culture club at the
Baptist church tomorrow evening at
o'clock. The question Resolved,
That the cities of the Calumet region
unite under one municipality and UNI
der one name is of intense local in
terest, and will be ably discussed by
the following men, all of whom are
lawyers. Affirmative Judge T. NJ Hem
broff and P. A. Parks of Indiana Har-
Dor; negative. H. F. Wildermuth of
Gary and j. G. Ibach of Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Alexander enter
tanned a house party at their residence
on Grapevine street over Sunday
Amongst the guest were Mrs Malph
CALDWELL and Enos Wilson of Minneso-
ia, Mrs. George Harwood, Mrs. Ed.
Holmes Miss Janet Wilson and Roland
Miller of Valparaiso and Miss Lolita
McKimpon of Englewood
The new family theater on Michigan
avenue, near Grapevine street. has
been open for week now and is en-
joying a tremendous popularity. The
pictures shown by the management.
well as the actors. who perform, are
of the very best.
Ralph Wilson of Hobart has taken
a position with the South Side dairy
and will take up his residence at the
home of VIM Alexander, on Grapevine
street.
There were a number of successful
republican meetings held on the south
side, in the Harbor, yesterday after
noon.
DR.. Harold Stephens spent yesterday
with his brother. DR.. Frank Stephens.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
WILL
DROP ROWING

Syracuse, y. Y, Oct 31.-Syra cuse
university will not send crews to the
intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeep-
sic or engage in any regattas with col
leges next year.
The athletic governing board of the
university has voted to eliminate inter
collegiate rowing from the list of
sports for the present college year. The
services of Coach James A. Ten Eyck
will be retained.
The temporary suspension of crew
work is necessitated by u financial
problem that has long vexed the ath-
letic authorities. As rowing necessi-
tates the heaviest expenses and brings
no financial returns 1t was deemed best
to drop that sport for the present to
effect economy. The governing board
expects that rowing will be taken up
again in 1912.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
EAST CHICAGO

Friends of z. B. Campbell, who is
employed in the city engineering de-
partment, were surprised to learn on
last Saturday. when he returne from
a short vacation, that the gentleman
had brought back with him a charming
young bride. The ceremony took place
in Ada. o.. last Wednesday, the lady
being Miss Hazel Hagerman of that
city. Mr.. Campbell formerly lived in
Ada, and his father, Hon. l. w. Camp
bell, is the mayor of the city. Mr..
and Mrs CampbelPs mountaineering
dates back to their school days, and
later they attended the same college.
the Ohio Northern university, of which
they are both graduates. The young
couple will make their future home in
East Chicago, where the groom has a
wide circle of friends, who will wish
them the most unqualified happineness
and success
DR.. ]. Goldman moved his office Sat
urday from the Given building to the
Emory building on the corner of For
sythe and Chicago avenues, where he
is maintaining temporary quarters un-
til the Ladd agency moves from the
corner room on the second floor and
he then will take possession of the
roooms thus vacated.
John Stirling only had three men
in his orchestra that played al the
republican smoker Saturday night, but
they knew the style of music wante ed
and everything they played caught the
crowd to a man.
The Tuesday Reading club will give
a Halloween party at the home OF
Mrs VIM Meade, on Beacon street
nj or no
conform to the Halloween spirit by
wearing appropriate costumes and
playing Halloween games.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
LELAND GIANTS
WIN IN CUBA

Havana. Cuba. Oct 31-Leland Gil
ants won an exciting see-saw game
yesterday from the strong Almendares
club. 10 6. Castillo's errors being re
sponslble for the victory of the Chi
cago colored stars Both sides hit the
ball hard. Foster relieved Wickware
and Mondez took Munoz's place in the
middle of the game, Score:
Leland Giants ....1 O OF
Almendares ....2 0 0 %
Observation-Disclosures Foster and
Petway; Munoz, Mendez and Gonzales.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31

A WANT AID COST IN THE TIMES
is LESS THAN VACANT ROOM LOSS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
Secrets of Good Advertising
Concentration All important |

An eight-inch advertisement in one newspaper
will bring much bigger results than a two-inch ad-
vertisement in four newspapers
Don't skip around from newspaper to an
other. Success in advertising comes from hammer
ing away at the crowd
Pick out the newspaper which has the kind Of
readers you want for customers and then stick If
you want to make advertisement hit all you need
do is to talk to the reader of the newspaper you
talk across the counter the counter to customer
Simply talk. That's ALL Be sincere about it.
Let your words ring true. The people will listen.
They like it.
The fact that your advertisement appears con-
tinuousy in reputable newspaper stimulates pub
lie confidence. Your shop advances step by step in
the estimation of thousands of people who may be
months in getting around to make their first pur-
chase
Originality may be good, but advertisement
that sells goods, even if copied, is better.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31

and between the Aggies and Notre
Dame have, tended to allay whatever
fears Michigan had of meeting defeat
at the hands of Longman's men, Work
the rest of the season will be in prem
aration for the games with Pennsy and
Minnesota. All the players came out of
the Syracuse game in good condition
and there Will be no immediate chang
es in the lineup, according to Coach
Yost
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31

TRADE M0RAL-This papers
advertising columns are the
business news of the commun-
lily. If you happen to need a
new parlor carpet, you will be
a lot more interested in a car
pet ad. than in a paragraph
about Jim Jones' newly painted
Darn. That's why everybody
In this vicinity reads this pa
per's ads.
TRADE Notwithstanding the
buyer to the merchant is the
purpose accomplished by cur
advertising columns. The in
tegrity of both are vouched for.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-31
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY.

; MONDAY. 4
National A. A. Z. champion
ships in Madison Square Garden.
New York
Start of the six-day bicycle
team race in the Boston Arena. 4
Boston.
Annual trials of the New Eng 4
land Beagle club begin at Ash 4
land. Mass.
Annual trials of the Central 4
States Field Trial association at 4
Hamilton, o.
, Fifteen mile race between 4
, Fred Cameron and Abbie Wood 4
; at Montreal 4
} TUESDAY. 4
, National A. A. U. indoor 4
) championships in Madison 4
; Square Garden, New York. 4
; Opening of fall meeting of 4
, jamestown Jockey club at Nor 4
; folk, Va. 4
} Opening of five days race 4
, meeting at Ell Paso, Texas 4
Leach Cross VS.. Jack Dor 4
, man, 10 rounds, at New York 4
City 4
, AL Kaufman vs.. Jim Stewart, 4
10 rounds, at New oYrk City. 4
, Jack Dillon VS.. Jack Morgan, 4
, 10 rounds. at Muncie, Ind
; WEDNESDAY,.
, Willie Hoppe vs.. George F. 4
, Slosson, at New York, for 1871 4
, balk line championship.
D Opening of six day aviation 4
, meet in Baltimore.
, Opening of annual bench show I
B of FL Paso Kennel club, Ell Paso
= Texas.
, THURSDAY
, Opening of fall race meeting I
on the Atlanta automobile
, speedway.
Opening of annual British
, Motor show IN the Olympia.
London
, SATURDAY,.
D Ten mile running champion I
, ship of National A A L. at
= Celtic Park New York
= Opening OF two days automo- Z
. bile race meeting at New Or
. leans
. Automobile road race from
. Los Angeles to Phoenix. Ariz.
3 = q 90 e = . . q q y 4
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BOXING AT FIT. WAYNE
Game to Be Reopened With
Show Nov. 81.

Boxing Will be resumed in Fort
Wayne, Ind, after a lapse of several
years. and Chicago fighters will appear
in the first show, which will be held
Nov. 81 In the semi windup Frank
RawIson~ and Spike Kelly will clash,
and Jack Roberts and Jack Redmond
the Milwaukee boxer, will meet in one
of the preliminaries. John c. Kelkemp
and w. Fl. Moeller are officials of the
club.
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New Haven, Conn, Oct 31.-Robert
II. Gardner of Chicago. last years ma
tional golf champion, won the Yale
golf championship again by defeating
H. Zee. the Michigan state champion.
in up in So holes at the Country club
Saturday
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those who were really injured can i'll
afford 10 have 1t known that they were
attending a prize fight. The hospitals
sever knew that the names John Smith
Or John Jones were SO popular and
when the hospitals refused to accept
-.cse names others equally fictitious
were offered by some, while others left
the hospitals without treatment.
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PITTSBURG FIGHT
ACCIDENTS YELLED
More Than Forty Men Hurt
in Collapse of Seats.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 31.-The collapse
of seats Saturday night in the old city
hall and the injury to at least forty
persons of the crowd that had gathered
to witness the Dillon Berger fight, has
caused the police no end of worry and
trouble in hunting data, since most OF
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TEAM
STOPS WORRYING

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct 31.-The Mich
igan eleven returned from Syracuse
yesterday with considerably more self
confidence than It carried into the east.
The results of the game at Syracuse