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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-29

Needles for almost any sewing
machine made, can now be secured
at the ADVANCE stationery store. If
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10

promised to return by noon. so that many of the visitors to the camp waited, but the big fellow forgot his promise or found fishing so good that he decided to make d day of il. and did not return until tonight
 The real reason why Jeffres has been reluctant to do more boxing this week is. no doubt a slightly Sprained thumb. An effort has been made to keep this quiet and to attribute the frequent postponinG of the sparring with Corbett to Jeffries' whims. but injured his thumb d week ago and has injured his thumb q wek ago and has u&'nc no boxing since. That he would positively box tomorrow was the promise made by Jeffries to COrbctt today.
 'IIl spar every day for the next two weeks" he told the trainer. Some times I'll box twice day, then the next day I'll do nothing but light work"
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10
JEFFR|ES POSTP0NES
 MEETING WITH C0RBETT
His Thumb Is Sore and the Fishing's
 Good.

Ben Lomond. June 9.-Once again Jim Jeffries did not live up to his program and for. the fourth time the initial boxing bee between the big fel low and Gentleman Jim Corbett was unexpectedly postponed today. The open air ring. an exact copy of the one in which Jeffries and Johnson will settle the championship on July had received the final touch, Corbett was on hand and everything was ready except Jeffries who took a sudden mo- ton that he wanted to go fishing, and fishing he went.
 The most keenly disappointed of the large number of camp visitors on hand were a bunch of eastern news paper men. several of whom had tra- veled across the continent and ex- pected to get line on Jeffries in his boxing bout with Corbett today.
 Jeffrics left in the morning and
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10

ling line. He threw Lightning Chris
 in two successive falls and has met other men with a fair knowledge of the game. He is we'll built. cool, and an athlete of more than ordinary ac- complishments. The handicap given him in the match tonight would ap- pear to even up matters between him and Christensen so that d good con- test will result. Christensen has been endeavoring to leave Phoenix for the past week as he has a sister on the coast who is waiting to see him and the match with BalsZ will be the last for the present at least
 An explanation of the story printed in yesterdays Republican to the ef- feet that Christensen was married the night before in Tempe is due When Christensen returned to Phoenix he contradicted the report flatly. He hasn't yet found out which one of his sportive friends put up the job on him. The news was telephOned to Ed die Doyle who gave it out. The big wrestler was rather surprised to learn that he got married while on joy ride to the city beyond the Salt.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10

Ranging in price from 6oc to B.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10
THE MOVING PICTURES
 OF CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
The Business Of incorporating Com
 pany

san Francisco. June 9.-A business matter in connection with the incor- poration of a moving picture com pany occupied the attention of the promoters and the representatives of the two big fighters today. Sam Der ger came up from Ben Lomond for the purpose of discussing the subject for JefrrieS and although Johnson was not present it is understood that he has fully outlined to Tex Rickard what he wants to be done.
 The actual incorporation has not been decided upon. Briefly. however. the plan is for Jeffries and Johnson and their representatives to constitute the board of directors. Rickard and Gleason are to have One-third inter est in the profits. but at the same time they consider themselves stock holders and will demand the right to be consulted in whatever steps are taken.
 Sam Berger admitted today that a proposition had been made to buy out the principals but he added that be- cause of the unsettled state of af- fairs existing between Johnson and George Little nothing had been ac- complishcd.
 We have received numerous offers for the pictures" he said, but natur- ally the offers are for q controlling one offer of s100,000 was received for all the rights. Because of the tangle at the Johnson camp. no one knows whether Little will have to be considered and that makes it hard for us to proceed"
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10
HIS BEST DAYS WORK.

San Francisco. June 9.-Without q hint of putting on the gloves today Jack Johnson strolled into the big pa vilion in the afternoon where Al Kaufman was working and at the re- quest of some of Kaufman's friends decided to do a little work himself. He went through four rounds of fast boxing with Kaufman.
 Kaufman is q big fellow, well able to stand deal of punishment. and Johnson had the best workout of his training siege. Johnson himself went into enthusiasm.
 It was great" he asid. "Fhe best work that I have had since the camp opened It gives me a chance to eX- tend myself and I will do a lot of boxing with Al"
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10

Everyone who is troubled with sore swcaty or tender feet-swOllen feet smelly feet, corns, callOuses of bunions can quickly make their feet well now Here is instant relief and a lasting permanent remedy--it's called TIE. TIZ makes sore feet well and swollen feet are quickly reduced to their natural size Thousands of ladies have been able to wear shoes d full size smaller with perfect comfort
 It's the only foot remedy every made which acts on the principal of drawing out all the poisonous cxudations which cause sore feet. Powders and other remedies merely clog up the pores. TIE cleanses them out and keeps them clean. IL works right off. You will feel better the very first time it's used. Use it a week and you can for get you ever had sore feet There is nothing on earth that can compare with it. TIE is for sale at all drug gists 25 cents per box or direct if you wish from Walter Luther Dodge & Co, Chicago. TIL Recommended and sold by A l.. Boehmer.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10
bAlSz ID WHISTLE
 AL CHRISTENSEN
The Match Comes Off Tonight at the
 Majestic Theater.

Tonight at the Majestic theater Dannie Balsz will see what he can do with Al Christensen on the mat. Balsz challenged Christensen during the match between JeffrieS and Chris and the challenge was accepted though not on exactly even terms. Christensen has a great advantage in weight and will attempt to throw B&lsz twice daring the hour Balsz viii acT on the defensive and need not throw Chris at all to win.
 Basz is a local man who has had considerable experience in the wrest-
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10
LOW SUMMER RATES Hotel Hollywood

Los Angeles, California
 Situated midway between Los Angeles and the ocean the famous Santa Monica mountains Ocean breezes daily. New paved boulevard just completed between Hollywood and Los Angeles, also fine boulevard be- tween hotel and Santa Monica Ocean Park and Venice Cars pass the door direct every ten minutes to Ocean city Storage at hotel garage free to guests Weekly dances billiard and pool room tennis courts, orchestra daily Horseback riding Just far enough out of heart of city to be restul. Write for rates and booklets Conducted on American plan Automobile meets guests who make reservations before arrival.
 MRS M. J. ANDERSON, Proprietress.
 STANLEY S. ANDERSON, Manager
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10
WHERE BALL WAS PLAYED
 OA DIAMOND FIELDS
The Results of Contests in the Three
 Leagues.

Batteriees-Reulbach. Richie. Brown. Kling; Moore Stock, Dooin.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10
FRICTION IS CAUSE
 Of GASOLINE EXPLOSION
Fire Threatens Destruction of Wash ington Street Cleaning Estab-
 llShment.

An explosion of gasoline, caused by friction, according to an employc of the establishment, was responsible for a fire which threatened to destroy the cleaning and dye works conducted by Mrs. John Bodet on East Washington street, early yesterday morning. As it was between S25O and $500 damage was done before the fire was eXtiR- guished.
 It is claimed that man was en- gagged in cleaning clothing, using d sponge dipped in gasoline. He was working in the sun and the friction resulting from vigorous rubbing caused the gas generated to ignite with the result that an explosion fol- lowed. The employc had a narrow es- cape from being seriously burned
 Tue department responded promptly but none of the apparatus was put into service other than the chemical
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10

Dr. Emmon's optical parlors. 36S North Fourth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10

The Valley Flour Mills will pay S1 per cwt. for first-class barley, f. O. h. cars Mesa or Tempe bb
Arizona republican., 1910-06-10

Special summer rate rental pianos Redewill's. bk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

all along to vote against the adoption
of the Governors plan. In fact the
Taggart people say that they had
definite promises from De Kalb county
But when the time came DeKalb sup
ported the Governor. DeKalb is in
the twelfth district. which is Governor
Marshall's home district. and it would
only be natural to suppose that it
would support his plan. but in spite of
this fact the Taggart crowd insist that
they were thrown down by that
county.
| In Joseph county the failure of the
Taggart crowd to land the delegates is
charged to the fierce factional fights
which have ragged there for years. Much
of the blame is laid by some of the
Taggart men at the door of Senator
Shivley. They say he did nothing up
there to help kill off the Governors
I plan. One man said yesterday:
+Shively is a great big man that does
nothing. 1t was the understanding
that he would take care of ST. Joseph
county and that we would get its votes
But they got away. We understand
now that Fogearty and his crowd did
it. and that they split the delegation and
kept it away from Taggart because
they knew Shively was opposed to the
Governors plan. They hate Shively
so bad that they could not stand with
him on anything
Some of the fellows believe, also, that
Frank z. Herring, of South Bend. had
something to do with throwing a part
of the vote to the Governor. Shively
and Herring have fought politically for
years. and the feud between them is
said to be fierce. Herring was here at
the convention and this has given rise
to the talk that probably he took
quiet whack at Shively in this way
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

Kanner Of
ding anniversary receiving the congratulations of friends
a mark Mr. Kamm
years Old while his bride of nifty
endurance
The golden wasthe
friends should
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died
Whiting three years Those surviving Mrs Mat
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friends
and ntegit of both
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs. Peter Pohlpiatz. of ogden street
very charmingly entertained Saturday
afternoon in honor of her little daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret's seventh birthday.
The children spent an enjoyable after
noon with different games and were
served with a luncheon at $3.50. Miss
Margaret received many nice presents,
among them being a piano from her
father. The following guests were
present: Misses Margaret Pohlplatz.
Katherine Werkneister. Emma Nauman.
Ethel Nauman and Mary Schring from
Chicago. and Marion Van Sickle. Leona
Bauer, Ruth Eetchell, Henrietta Ket-
che1l, Agnes Cushman, Irene Berse and
Florence Berse, of Hammond. Messrs
Otto Nauman of Chicago. Peter Pohl-
piatz. Kenneth Stout, Donald Young
Arthur Black. Herbert Black, Teddy
Black, Julian Bauer. Stanley Ketchen.
Harold Berse, Ralph Bauke. Mesdames
L. Berse. William Snyder and Frank
Ketchell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
PERSONAL.

Miss Ruth soh1 spent today in
Crown Point visiting friends.
Miss Adoh L. Gilkey of Greenville.
Miss, will arrive today to spend sew
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs. r. H
McIIie of South Holman street
st. Margaret's Hospital Sewing Cir
Gle No. will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. DR.. Weis instead of Thurs
day, as formerly announced.
Mrs. Cena Palmer of East Chicago
spend last evening in Hammond, the
guest of friends.
Mrs. voight and Mrs. Mcconnell will
entertain tomorrow afternoon at a
sewing party at Mrs. voights house.
Miss Adelia Cooper returned yester-
day to her home In Crown Point She
has been visiting her. son. Eugene
Cooper.
The Progressive Tribe of Ben Hur
will hold a meeting this evening in the
K. of P. hall.
Mrs Grace Stratton expects to leave
on the 2Sth of May for South Wales
England, where she will visit her par
ents and relatives. She will be gone
until the first of September, when she
will return to her home in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
CHURCH WEDDING.

Miss Lena Ripple and Martin Foil
mar were united in wedlock this morn
ing at o'clock at st. Joseph's church
when a nuptial high mass was held
The ceremony was beautiful in every
detail The bride had as her attend
ants. Miss Katie Follmer maid Of
honor; Miss Sophie Ripple. brides
maid, and Misses Katie Heff, Anna
Rice and Gertrude Peiffer as ribbon
bearers. The bride wore a lovely
gown of white tafeta silk, trimmed
with over lace. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and her vail
was caught with orange blossoms. Her
attendants wore dainty gowns of white
lace and embroidery. The groom had
as his best man, Mr.. Edward Chand-
Ter, and Mr.. Harry Schan as grooms-
man There will be wedding sup
per and an elaborate reception given
this evening 1t the home of the groom
The house has been beautifully dec
GRATED with pink and white flowers
After the reception, Mr.. and Mrs Foil
mar will leave for Montrey. Ind, where
they will spend a week with relatives
They viii be eat home to their friends
after the 18th, inst, at their home
in Ash street. Mr.. and Mrs Follmar
are the recipients of many beautiful
and costly gifts. Their many friends
extend them the heartiest congratula-
tions and wish them a successful and
happy future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
Ask for More Time.

A committee consisting Of William
j. WINERY. Joe Weis, j. G. Ibach, Will
liam Wolter and ]. d. Brussel, went to
Indiana Harbor for the purpose of con-
ferring with a similar committee OF
the Indiana Harbor Commercial club
in regard to amalg emation
The discussion of the question dem
onstrated the fact that more time will
be required for the consideration OF
the problem. and the committees will
all report back to their respective COM
mercial clubs and ask that more time
be given before they make their final
repOrt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
Social News
II a almond
MEET WITH mas. BOONE.

The history committee Of the Ham
mond Woman's club met with Mrs D.
E. Boone on May street, yesterday aft
ernoon at 2:3o o'clock Notwithstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather,
there were nearly thirty members
present After the usual routine of
business. Mrs. Swain. as chairman of
the program committee. took charge.
and the following program was given:
Subject-"The Isthmus of Panama"
Piano Solo-Mrs. P. ]. Lyons.
The History OF the Panama Canal
Mrs. Eugene Cooper.
The Native People of Panama-Mrs.
Milo Bruce.
The History of Commercial Panama
Mrs. ]. c. Graves.
The Lost Mines of Panama-Mrs s.
z. Swain.
Piano Solo--Mrs. P. J. Lyons
Vocal Solo-Mrs F. K. Hosler.
Every number on the program was
excellent and enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Lyons and Mrs. Hosler very kindly re-
spending to encores AS this was the
last regular session for the year, the
secretary gave the yearly report, show
ing the excellent work done by the
committee during the year. The year
classes, with membership of sixty
nine, ana an average attendance at
each meeting of fortythree. A vote
OF thanks was extended to the retir-
ing chairman, Mrs. J. S. Blackburn. for
her untiring energy and faithful work
during the year. She responded in her
usual pleasing manner and then intro
duced the incoming chairman. Mrs.
Burk
The committee program for the COM
ing year then given by the chair
man: Mesdames Emmerling, Krin-
bill, Blackburn, Swain. Davis. Shields.
Burk, Wilcox, Howser Bruce. Turner.
Stinson, Wall. Rothschild and Ruff.
They were asked to meet her at %
Carroll street on Friday evening at
o'clock.
Then followed the social hour, dur
ing which Mrs d. E. Boone and her
efficient committee. served delicious re-
freshments. Thus ended one of the
most pleasant meetings of the year. A
feeling of regret was felt by all that
the year has passed so swiftly. So
cial meeting is planned for the near
future
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

that part which endorsed him as a can
didate for president. We left in that
part which endorsed his administra-
tfon as governor, however. Then, when
this was done 1t was decided to turn
the whole business over to Lawrence
Becker. mayor of Hammond, with in
structions to prepare a plank which
would be satisfactory to the committee.
YES, WE ALL KNOW.
Everybody knows what Becker
thinks OF Marshall. so the very fact
that Becker was asked to prepare the
endorsement shows the kind of en-
dorsement the committee wanted. Say,
IL that committee had endorsed Mar
shall for president a few of us would
have presented a minority report We
would not have stood for 1t. The idea
of endorsing that man Marshall for
president It is ridiculous"
Some one got hold of the tentative
plank after the convention-the one
through which the pencil lines had been
drawn. and 1t has been show and has
been printed in Indianapolis papers
Just how 1t got out or how the story
became public no one seems to know
for the member of the resolutions com
mittee made an iron-clad agreement
among themselves that they would not
disclose anything that happened in the
committee meeting
sTIRS UP MIrSS.
This matter has stirred up a big
muss- Before the convention it seemed
like certainty that Marshall would
be endorsed as candidate for presi-
dent 1t was to be a game of s.favor-
tie SON." But the plan slipped a cog
somewhere. But now, 1t is pointed out.
1t would be very diffiult for Marshall
TO get any kind of an unanimous en-
dorsement from the Democrat of his
own state that would do him any good
at the next national convention Most
people here who have looked into the
meter believe the ditching of Mar
shall was a play in the interest of
Governor Harmon. of Ohio 1t is be-
lieved here that the Taggert crowd is
for Harmon and against Marshall for
President. and it is known that Har-
mon is the choice of Mayor Becker
OTHER STORIES CROP OUT.
Stories also are coming out about
now the wires were pulled which
adopted the Governors plan for the
nomination of candidate for United
states Senator. Much of the plane
for this result is laid by the Taggart
people at the door of St Joeph county,
though not all of it. vanderberg
county is blamed for a part of the
failure of the Taggart forces to head
off the plan. 1t is said that the Tag
CART people had the delegates from
Vanderburg county sewed up so that it
was believed they could not get away
Vanderburg was one county where the
opposition felt sure that the Governor
could not break in. But the story now
being told is that the change was
brought about by Jack Nolan, former
mayor of Evansville. It is said by
Taggart people that Nolan believes he
is to be appointed a member of the
state tax board, and that he broke into
the delegation and took part of it
away from Taggart and gave it to Mar
shalPs plan. Whether this Is the truth
or not cannot be verified. but the story
is being told.
DE KALB FITNKED.
Then De Kalb county was expected
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
QOCIAL CALENDA z
-

Moore's Modern Methods, loose leaf
bookkeeping complete s1.oo, at Negele's,
204 South Holman street. 1t
The regular meeting of the Jewish
Ladies' Aid society win be held at the
home of Mrs Charles Arkin, on State
street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 80 D. m.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent.
Hammond still draws the young peo-
pie who are DESTROYS of entertaining into
married bliss. Walter c. Winnie and
Marena Strock and Joseph Crawford
O'Hara and Inez volara, all of Chicago,
were married this morning by Judge
Prest.
Mrs. Chas. Kassow left this morning
for Rensselaer,, Ind, where she will
visit her daughter. Mrs. Orland Grant.
for few days.
Mrs. Charles Fauder of Fort Wayne.
Ind. Is visiting her brother. DR.. H. G.
Mertz at his home on South Holman
street.
Full line of International Bibles at
Negeles's, 204 South Holman street,
Mrs. Baker of Springfield. Ill, is Wis
| iting with her sister. Mrs. Will Lash of
Plummer avenue for several days.
b. E. Fischer left today for Albron.
| Mich, where he was called by the Sc
| rious illness of his mother.
| The many friends of Miss Mary wach
| will be sorry to learn of her illness.
She is suffering with tonsilitis and has
| been confined to her room for several
| days.
| Drs. G. l. Smith and E. Salisbury
will go to Chicago this evening TO at
| tend banquet to be given at the Great
Northern by the Chicago Alumni asso-
| citation of the XII Psi Phi.
The meeting of the Embroidery club
which was announced to take place
| yesterday afternoon was postponed.
The date of the next meeting has not
been definitely decided upon.
Mrs. F. C. Cooper of 202 Douglas
avenue is suffering with a very pain
full arm, which is badly poisoned Her
cago. is with her. and will remain until
Mrs. Cooper has recovered.
E. Sturgeon of Grand Rapids, Mich,
stopped over in Hammond last even
ing with his aunt, Mrs. ]. T. Hutton
of Ogden street Mr.. Sturgeon is on
his way to Nogoles. Ari., where he is
take q government pOSlllOn
Miss May Hartlee. who has been
| teaching in South Dakota the past win
ter. has returned home and will spend
the summer with her parents in Yayette
| street.
Miss Mona Krost will entertain the
NJ. T. club this evening at her home in
Doty street.
Miss Frances Hutton of Ogden street
| is expecting Miss Hazel Canman OF
Ravenswood, Ill. this week to spend
| several days.
The Martha society will meet this
evening with Mrs. J. M. Stinson, sos
May street. All members are requested
and urged to be present.
The Philophea club will meet this
evening with Mrs. F.. A. Stalkemiller OF
Condit street
Miss Grace Kingwell and Miss Fran
ces Hutton will go to Ravenswood
next Thursday evening to attend g
May dance given by the Emanon club
They will visit Miss Hazel Canman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
Not Under Civil Service

The deputy postmasters all over the
United States who had the pleasure
of reading an announcement a few
weeks ago that they had been placed
under civil service protection have now
found out that the announcement was
entirely without authority and was un-
true. Investigation reveals that this
action was recommended by Postmas St
er-GeneraI Hitchcock to President Taft
but the president has not acted either
favorably or unfavorably on the recon-
mendation. The Washington CORE
spendents got in" wrong on the mat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

from rage OnP.l
from the state house. 1t came in with
some other matter that was sent over
from the governors office. but I do
not know whether this particular sheet
came from the governors office or not.
But you should have seen what was
done to that proposition when it was
presented to the committee The COM
mittee was almost unanimous against
the adoption. No one seemed to want
to endorse Marshall for president.
WASN'T BIG ENOUGH
The members said they did not re-
gard him as big enough for presiden-
tial timber. The plank proposed en-
dorse not only his candidacy for presi-
dent. but endorsed his administration
as governor. They very first thing
done was to draw pencil lines through
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
Taken Under Amusement

The big sewer contract pending be-
fore the Laporte city council and for
which the Hammond firm of O'Shea &.
Shea were the lowest bidders, was TAX
en- under Amusement by the Laporte
city council last night. Absence from
the city of one Of the councilmen was
given as the reason for the delay, and
it was thought that action would be
taken this evening