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10 no address had been found he wOuld
have been taken To the station house and
left 20 sleep.
AZ I or 5 in the morning he would have
been awakened. made 90 tell his name
and address. warned. admODished and
asnt home. having fret signed = waiver
in which he agreed not 60 sue the police
for false arrest II he refused 20 pign
this and preferred tn go into court that
would be his privilege: but il 10 a privi-
lego raFelv eSerCiFsd
This IN the Sunrise court Of Cleveland
They also use sunrise" a. n verb in
Cleveland and talk about -sunTising
EN- They sInri@e tEice a. many parsons
~ ever get into the police court in Cleve-
land. Those Who go through the sunrise
eJaTe. get no police recOrsl, aud their
names and cases are not made public
The chiefs object II ca warn and scare
the man without bringing dingrscs On
aim OF his family. There " no evidence
bait there h no evidence tsat the old plan
reduced IL sither
Oe the u. O1O arrests made in Cleveland
in 1907 zoo were for felonie~. 81 the n. o.,
made In isOs 600 ssTe for fsi0nies
The chief explains this by saving that
the police. when they spend less time over
trivial matterg. have more To give tn
the apprehension 81 serious offenders.
In the first formulation ~ the new policy
typewrieten and handed Olt to the force
lating IN drunk ness read A. follOwP:
Il would advise that M person he ar
rested On charge ~ intOxicAtioD unless
u " for the pernon'a own protection
~ the protection of another or disturb
ing the Y,eace Also whenever the person
under infhIspcs resides on your post
or adjoining tho raUe. take him OF her
tnrthsir home Nnd rppOrt the facts.'
The police RxiAt 20 prsvent crime,
.ayu KohI-r The general public thinks
that this is ~ 10 done by furnishing
people and the mOre severely people are
punished ~ the more Wf them are pun
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARbOR
EAST CHICAGO.

Great doings with the Welsh society
next Saturday. July 80. it being the date
of their annual picnic The place Sc
lected for the reunion of the Welsh
people of the Calumet region Is at the
corner of Magoun avenue and One
Hundred and Forty first street All
kinds of amusements will be indulge
in. including FOUNDERS prize races
singing contests for young and old
folks. The invitation is extended to all
Welsh and their connectionsn whether
they are members of the society or 9TH
erwise, Indiana Harbor, Whiting,
Hammond and South Chicago will be
we'll represented on this day. The\pro-
gram for the day is in the hands of the
secretary, and it contains addresses by
prominent Welshmen, among whom are
Charles Johns, d. D. Griffths. whiting
The opening race will take place at q
p. m sharp.
special meeting of the local camp
of Modern Woodmen of America has
been called for Friday evening at Odd
Fellows hall. All members are urged
to be present. Important business
Aug. 9Th is the date for the Tri-
State M. w. A field day and picnic at
Michigan City, and the local Woodmen
are expecting a big time There will
be a special rate on the South Shore
line, good going and returning on
any train, and tickets will be on sale
In advance by some of the members
crowd OF about $500 is expected
5000 from Michigan. 5000 from Illinois
and 1900 from northern Indiana Ex-
cursions being run from all directions
Three hundred dollars in cash prizes
has been offered for competing drill
teams, and this will make a very inter
esting feature OF the days program
Miss Marie Mahoney OF South Deer
ing is a guest at the home of Mrs
Peter Sterling, on Magoun avenue
Melvin Hascall spent the week end
as one of the guests at a house party
at Lake Mainkuckee. near Culver, Ind
Mrs. Peter Sterling and Mrs. Isabelle
Bradford were in Elkhart early in the
week to attend the funeral of James
Warner. the father of Mrs Sterling's
son-in-law.
There will be a meeting of the city
council tonight when the contract for
the Improvement of a number of streets
will be let
Mrs. F. NJ. Hascall and her grandson.
Lee Hascall, spent yesterday at the
Grasselli club house as the guests OF
Mrs. Hascalls mother, Mrs. Rohrig.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
PLANS COMPLETE FOR
STATE GOLF TOURNEY
Program and Prize List An
nounced by Officers at
Logansport.

Marion, Ind. July 27.-The schedule
OF events and the list of trophies and
prizes have been announced by the
committee in charge Of the preparations
for tho eleventh annual tournament Of
the Indiana Golf Association, to be held
on the links Of the Logansport Country
Grub August 28. "a. 25. 2e and 81 The
state association is comprised of golf
and country club organizations Of
Logansport, Terre Haute, Anderson, In
dianapolis. Richmond, Marion. Kokomo
and South Bend Walter UhI, of Logan.
port. is the president of the association
and William Donaldson Of Indianapolts.
Is secretary. All applications for en-
tries should be made to Mr.. Donaldson
not later than August 22 The draw
ings for the qualifying round will take
place at the Elks Club, in Losansport.
August %, at p. m. The rules of the
United States Golf Association will gov
ern in all contests except as modified by
local ground rules that will be nosted
by the tournament committee
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
GRIFFITH.

Mrs. s. A. Lightfoot and daughter
did shopping at Hammond yesterday.
Frank Orsborn went to Hammond
yesterday
Mrs. Peter Reeder went to Hammond
yesterday.
Harry Orsborn transacted business in
Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. r. Todd did shopping in Ham
mond yesterday
Several young folks from here at
tended a dance at Turkey Creek last
evening
Mrs. Melvin Melcher's sister went
home yesterday
Mrs. Nick Austgen went to Dyer
Yesterday afternoon a party Of about
a dozen men and boys went fishing to
the Calumet river
M J. Beiriger and son were in Ham
mond yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Long went to Chicago
Heights yesterday to visit her daugh
ter.
Fred GasteI of Indiana Harbor was
in town yesterday.
The baby boy OF Mr. and Mrs. Mon
trello has shown no Improvement up
to today yet
B. Hutchins visited relatives at High
lands
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
DYER.

number from here went to Munster
Tuesday evening to attend the town
meeting there. Opening of Calumet av-
enue through Munster was the princi-
pal topic of discussion.
Trustee F. F. Scheidt and family WIS.,
tied with relatives at Hobart Tues
day.
John Miller, Jr., and son from st.
John were Dyer visitors Tuesday.
Friday evening a meeting of the
property owners of Dyer will take place
at Schulte's hall. Interurban or tho
coming street car line will be the sub
ject for discussion.
Court Dyer, Independent Order of
Foresters. held its regular meeting yes
terday evening
George Gard of Schererville was a
business visitor here Tuesday
John P. Frey OF the southern part of
the county was here yesterday looking
after some business matetrs
Mrs. Anton Kaiser, Sr., Is visiting
with relatives at Chicago at present
Frank Loehmer. John Heiman and
Herman Schroeder left Tuesday for
Colorado, where they will stay for an
indefinite time. They made stous at
various points along the route.
Miss Estella Keilman spent Tuesday
with relatives at Hobart
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
TIRED WHITE SOX
HIT JUnGLETOWN
Ride On Train Without Din
ner and Go Begging For
Ham an En- Route

Detroit, Mich. July 27.-The Sox ar
rived here early this afternoon after a
long and dreary ride from the capital of
the world and put up at a jewelry store.
At least that was the impression the
youngsters received OF the hotel, which
is present is the scene of wholesale
and retail jewelers. convention. The
youngsters have not had time enough
to realize that there always are seven
or eight conventions in Detroit and
less than seven or eight hotels in which
to hold them.
Every one was thankful that the Ei,xs
had dispersed. for II they had been here
yet there would not have been a chance
In the world of getting q real sleeping
room. At that 1t would not have hurt
any one much tonight to sleep out of
doors, for there was no comfort inside
The Sox thought that Washington was
hot. but they chang ged their minds when
they struck Detroit
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
INDIANA. HARBOR.

About fifteen or twenty members OF
the Lady Maccabees went to Rob-
ertsdale yesterday picnicking.
Postal cards were received yesterday
from c. A Westberg, vice president OF
the East Chicago Co.. who is soJourn-
ing just now at the Grand hotel. in
division of opinion as to whether Mr..
Westberg is playing a lone hand or
making 1t a honeymoon trip. When
Beverly Chew, secretary of the com
pany, was asked about the matter he
refused to either confirm or deny the
honeymoon rumor,- but he did smile
very knowingly
The Ice cream social which the Lady
Maccabees will give tomorrow evening
VIII he held in the new Patterson
building, on Michigan avenue, next to
Sternberg's restaurant. A charge of
only Is cents will be made for ice
cream. cake and coffee
Mrs. Adam Cruikshank and children
left this morning for Canton. o.. for a
three or four weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Joseph Perry and daughter.
Ruth. are shopping in Chicago today.
Mr. Krebs of the firm of Krebs &
Burns. undertakers. who conducted es-
adjustments in Hammond and Indiana
Harbor, has sold his interest in the
Hammond business to his former part
ner, Mr.. Burns, and his interest tn the
Harbor place to Jas MCGOWAN. The Arm
in the Harbor is now Burns & Nc
Gowan.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
EASY BOUT
FOR BRONSON

Richmond, IND, July 27.-Though Kid
Dalton showed wonderful gameness
and at the conclusion of the eighth and
final round was ready to wade in and
be foored again, Ray Bronson outclass-
ed him from the start to finish and at
any time. had he so chosen, could have
delivered the blow that would have
caused Dalton to take the count Four
teen hundred people witnessed the bout
and cheered the beautiful work of
Bronson and the gameness of Dalton.
Seven times Dalton was fioored by the
short uppercuts OF Bronson There were
several preliminary bouts and the car
nival was declared a success. There was.
no show of interference and the affair
was well conducted
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
NOTES
MOROECAI BROWN
BADLY BATTERED
Cardinals Score Eight Runs
Off T. F. S. After Two
Outs in Sixth.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 27.-Rallying with
cyclonic force in the sixth inning today,
Roger Bresnahans crew gave Chicago
dose of the medicine they have SO
often made other teams swallow and
like 1t. for that irresistible rally
wrenched away from the Cubs a game
to which they thought they had at least
a partial claim, turning 1t into defeat
by score of to s.
Every last one of St Louis runs was
made in that one rally and every one
of the eight was made after two men
wer out. Moreover, they were all soor-
ed off Mordecai Brown, the worlds
champion life saver, who has ben COM
ing to others rescue for so many years
under similar distressful circumstances
that Manager Chance pinned his faith
absolute to the three fingered star in
the belief that IL he couldn't stop the
slaughter no one on earth could.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
MISFORTUNE FOR
PITTSBURG PIRATES

Pittsburg, July 17.-Misfortune camp
ing on the trail Of the Pirate baseball
team has cast its shadow again Just
as the club has commenced to come
back, and yesterday 1t was announced
the club would be deprived OF the active
services of its manager-captain and left
nelder. Fred Clarke because of an in
jury to one Of his knees when he made
circus catch few days ago. Another
accident Is the injury to Jack Miller, tho
star second baseman. who has been out
OF the game now for some time with an
injured knee and will probably not be
able to play again this season. This
creates two weak points at time when
additional strength was needed.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
LAnGF0RD GIVEN
ROUTE TO FOLLOW
Johnson Names Three Men
Boston Negro Must Whip
Get Chance at Title.
CHAMPION TO GO ABROAD
Accepts Theatrical Contracts for 40
Weeks at $500 Per; Win Be
in Chicago Soon.

Jack Johnson will not fight Sam
Langford in England next month nor
Will he meet Sam until the latter has
beaten Tommy Burns Stanley Ketche1
and Al Kaufman. This was the informa-
tion given out last night by Charley
Johnson. brother of the champion, who
received a letter from Jack yesterday in
which the champion said he intended to
go to Europe in a short time to I'LL a
number of theatrical engagements.
Jack has signed up for forty weeks
abroad at a salary of $500 and in his
letter he asked me to get things In
shape so that he can sail the latter part
of next week." Charley said: HE told
me in his letter that he will not meet
Langford until Sam has beaten the men
that Jack has so you see there Is no
truth in the report that they have been
matched to fight in England.
Il expect Jack home the first of the
week as his engagement in New York
closes on Saturday. He will be here
only for short time. as he intends to
sail the latter part Of next week.
don't knew whether he will fight on the
other side, for he told me after the JEFF
fries fight that he did not intend to
fight any more for year. I know he
mas received mum Der or onerS to bat
tie IN Australia and IN England. but I
think he Is sincere in his intention to
keep out OF the ring fora year"
Shortly after his fight with JEFF
fries, Hugh Mcintosh, the Australian
promoter. offered the champion 5000
to nght three battles on the island, but
Jack declined by saying that he could
make more money In the theatrical
business. Mcintosh told him he couldn't
but Jack has proved that he can"
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
'tPARSON" DAVIES
IMPROVE

'Parson" Davies, who is Ill at the
home of his niece. Mrs. Harvey G. Will
son, 1920 Flournoy street. was greatly
improved yesterday. The drop IN the
temperature aided the veteran sports
man and It was reported at the Wilson
home that the "Parson" was IN on I'M
mediate danger
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28

mobile club. Forty cars will compete
In this years contest. which involves
possession of a trophy, whic beach year
is decorated with bar inscribed with
the neme of the winning team The
contest is strictly for amateurs, and is
more energetically fought out than any
professional or trade contest in the
motor car realm. Leading automobile
experts OF tho Chicago motor car colony
will act as observers to SEQ that the
rules are fulfilled
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28

CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
. Annual meeting of Society OF I
y Automobile Engineers at De- 1
q troit. 4
= Regatta of Great Lakes Pow
y er Boat League on the Niagara
q River. 4
Ottawa Cricket club VS.. Bel
. mont Cricket club mt New York
y FRIDAY.
. Annual cruise of the motor
= boat fleet OF the Royal st. Law I
= renee Yacht club. 4
y Ottawa Cricket club Va Bel 4
= mont Cricket club at New York. 4
y SATURDAY. 4
y Opening of the racing season 4
= ON the Long Island Motor Park 4
= way. =
= Track meet of North Wild 4
q wood, N. j. 4
. Second meeting OF the Niagara 4
y Racing association opens at st. 4
= Fort Erie. Z
. Annual regatta of Southwest 4
y ern Amateur Rowing association 4
. at st. Louis. 4
= Ottawa Cricket club Va. staten Z
= Island Cricket club Mt staten 4
q q = . q . q q q q 4 4 4 4 \ 4 4 =
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
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The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
NO LADIES'
DAY FOR HIM

lacrosse Wis. July 27.-Notifed that
he would have to pitch on ladies, day
next Friday, c. a. Barngrover, Quincy.
Illinois, pitcher, refused and was rclea.-
ed tonight by President Rooney Of tho
Lacrosse club of the Minnesota-Mis-
consin league. Barngrover has such an
aversion to the fair fans that he sttpu-
lated in his contract that he would not
pitch on ladies' day.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

<A&s4 Z k1Nf14N INf1tOE.
Chicago at Detroit
Washington at Philadelphia
St. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Boston at Brooklyn.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
LANSING.

Mrs. James Foley of Chicago is visit
ing In town.
Miss Lulu A. Ward attended a party
in Harvey last evening.
"A party was held at the home of
Miss Mabel vierk last evening A
large crowd of Lansing young people
attended and most enjoyable even
ing was passed by all.
Miss Marian Norris Of Chicago was
in town Yesterday
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
MANAGER
RESIGNS

Wewanee. Ill. July 2z-Manager VIII
liam Conners, who piloted the Kewanee
Central Association team into a f1rst d,-
vision berth last season, today rendered
his resignation Ted Price, formerly
OF the Wheeling Central League cluh
and now with the Western Associations
team at Enid, Okla. has been named
manager.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
COACH COURTNEY I'LL

ithaca. n. z, July aT.-Charles E.
Courtney, coach of the Cornell crews, is
seriously I'll with indigestion az Cayuga
Lake. So alarming were the reports of
his condition that J. w. Dugan. gradu-
ate manager Of athletics and Judge
Frank Irvine of the Cornell Athletic
Association hastened to his bedside.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
FORTY CARS IN
AUTO RUN

Teams representing the Chicago Ath-
letfc Club and the Chicago Automobile
Club will start today for st. Joe, Mich,
returning tomorrow. The contest is the
third annual competition between auto
mobile owners in the two organizations,
the first having been won by the Ath-
letic club and the second by the Auto
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
yesterdays RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGuE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston. 5; New York, 4.
New York, 8; Boston, 8.
New York, 6; Boston, 8 I'll innings).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, 8; Chicago, s.
New York. 6; Philadelphia. 2.
Pittsburg. 8; Cincinnati L.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
FROMME LAID
OFF FOR YEAR

Cincinnati. O., July 27-Pitcher
fromme Of the Reds was given a leave
OF absence Tor the rest of the season
rornme has been afflicted with rheu-
matlsm in his pitching arm and will de-
vote the rest OF the summer to an at
tempt to get rid of the trouble.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
MARTY CUTLER
GETS MATCH

Marty Cutler. who helped train John
son for his fight with Jeffries is match
ed to box AL Gray at Omoha August TO-
Marty is training here with his brother
Charlie.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
KANSAS CITY
GETS OWEN

Toledo, o, July e7.-President Armour
today traded Pitcher Prank Owen, the
former White sox twirler, for Pitcher
Essick of the Kansas City Blues.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28
BRONSON AND
HAYES MATCHED

New Orleans, La. July 27.-Ray Bron-
son and Grover Hayes were today
matched to box ten rounds here on Aug
ust 9Th.
The Lake County times., 1910-07-28

WHY ARE YOU NOT A TIMES
REApER9
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-08
SUCCESSFUL BANK.
Annual Meeting Stockholders New
.e:ry Savings Eank.- Every
thing Satisfactory.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Newoerry Savings
bank was held yesterday morning in
the rooms Of the bank The reports
OF the officers of the bank showed the
institution in a very healthy and sat-
isfactory con 1ition.
Mr.. L. W. Floyd was elected dlrec-
tor in place Of Mr.. o. McR. Holmes,
deceased. The other directors were
reelected. The board as elected is as
follows: j. K. Glider, G. S. Mower,
DR.. W. D Sem, B. C. Matthews, L..
W. Floyd, &c. E. Summer, Jas. Nc
Intosh and J E. Norwood.
The directors met and elected the
following officers: DR.. Jas. Mcintosh,
president; G. S. Mower, Vica-presl-
dent; J. E. Norwood, cashier; T.
FAINT Glider, bookkeeeper; Frazier l..
Evans. collector; and Mower and By
mum, solicitors.
Appropriate resolutions on the
death Of Mr.. Holmes we're adopted.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-08
TO HANDLE REAL ESTATE.
New South Real Estate Trust Co. to
Open Branch Office in Newberry.
A Successful Company.

The New South Real Estate Trust
Co., of Greenwood, has decided to
open a branch Office in Newberry
Mr.. Winfield Thorne, the president Of
the company, has had large exper-
ience in handling real estate and the
company has been very successful in
It's operations.
It is a special representative Of the
Gross Cooperative association, the
oldest and strongest international
real estate, loan and brokerage lnsti-
tuition in America.
This company is now ready to buy,
sell, exchange or rent property and
to negotiate mortgage loans prompt
ly. If you want to sell your real es-
tate or if you want to buy real es-
tate or if you wish to rent. your prop
erty, it would probably pay you to
confer with the manager of this COM
pany who will be in Newberry one or
two days in each week. There will
be no transaction too small to receiVe
the very best attention and none too
large.
According to the announcement
published elsewhere, MI. Thorne Will
be in Newberry next Tuesday. For
the present the company will have
desk room in The Herald and News
office and all inquiries will receive
prompt attention and all property
will be carefully listed and intsll!-
gently handled. Some one will be in
charge of the Office during the dafs
when the manager is not in Newber-
ry who will make note of your inquir-
les, which will receive the very best
attention. Office room Will be ar
ranged later but for the present you
will find some one in the Office Of The
Herald and News to give attention
to Jour wants.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-08
C, J, PURCELL REAPPOINTED
Postmaster at Newberry.- -Nomina'
ton Sent to the Senate Mot
Likely to be Held Up.

A telegram from Washington in
the Columbia State of Wednesday
says that the long delayed appoint
ment Of postmaster 1t Newberry had
been settled by the nomination Of c.
j. Purcell.
'HColonel Purcell's reappointment
was decided upon several months
ago." said the correspondent, "but
owing to an accumulation Of cases
his recommendation was not signed
by the postmaster general until the
past few days."
There will be no objection to the
nomination so Col. Purcell who will
serve as postmaster for another term