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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

Editor Timesi You are requested to
announce that will be candidate for
county treasurer ON the republican
ticket. subject to the wishes of the
electors at the primaries or nominating
convention, to be held at later dato'
A. j. SWANSON.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
THE SOLE END IN VIEW.


in
of republican plans
mied by
delegation
man rho made dm a
effort disruption and
tlast
OK for them
BEING
for If denial
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
HAVE you lost your grip?

helping us to the higher life by boost
ing the cost of living.
-
NO one seems to be taking much +
interest in the great Jeffries,Johnson
windjamming debate.
THE vegetarian is smiling, but wait |
till the potato trust gets it's big guns
in action.
WHEN you want a boosted friend
to do favor for you, you often find
that he is of the long-distance variety.
LOTS of people think you can bot
tie up an insurgent. Nix, you might as
well quit trying.
THERE are neighbors who get thick
with one another simply because they
have dogs that are brothers.
| ABOUT the only thing that there
seems left for President Gallagher to
do is to start the Tolleston Post.
WONDER how our friends, the
husky baseball Jumps" are these
days?
IT'S believed that the earthquake in
Iceland was caused by the Gary i'm
munity bath.
FINDING a five dollar pearl in a
GAINESVILLE river reminds us that they
used to be found in the Calumet along
with carp and other great stuff.
THIS constant clashing between
party bosses~and III sasssasrpfs, assreses.l.
1tise of thisl- e-- .ne dneory they prac
becoms rs1e people be damned. hav'
| line awfully enervating.
ef AND to show what short memories
n people have. how many of you ca,
a. tell what you got for Christmas las
}. December?
WE still refuse to believe that tn
Seine has anything on the old Calume
8 when the latter once gets goo
start.
fe POPLAR problem for these white
evenings. How long does it take a go
n of butter to melt between two no
= buckwheat cakes?
-AA--
STRAWBERRIES are retailing at 5
n per quart in Texas. Short cake Their
.r at this time of the year must be a
~ that it's name implies
-zA-
IF Mr.. Cannon doesn't believe u
of when we tell him Indiana will endors
r. both Taft and Beverage, we'll bet hir
% a box of those stogies he smokes.
NEITHER does Gary want any cas-,
hardened chorus girls or theater
where nasty and immoral conduct
carried on.
" PETALUMA, Cal, raises 100000
ID eggs year. With a name like thu
oo the Lord only knows what that plac
Ill could become if it only wanted to.
HONESTLY, who would have eve
ne thought to read certain Gary papt
co during the campaign that there wei
IL any blind pigs" in Gary.
or --&A-
OF HOW much better do the people fe,
a for the assurance that the farms
en- isn't to blame for the high price {
at meat. Suppose that helps a whol
ed lot.
NOW we find in Milwaukee a won
an who was operated on to remove
st sponge left in her body by careles
ks surgeon. Operation was evidentl
is one of absorbing nature.
ID
rn PITTSURG man who voluntaril
gave the wife who left him $40 a wee
q was sued into court for maintenance
as whereupon the Judge ruled that he I
an ordered to pay her but $3.50 wee
NO Some persons cannot leave we
enough alone.
Ist
JUST Think says Brother Zim
the valpo Messenger. Editor Bowss
lrt was beaten yesterday for delegate
'rs the Hammond district convention
tie the Wetchester, Pine, Jackson ar
tn Portage convention, held at Cheste
ill ton yesterday Editors have no bus
1ness In politics anyway"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
COMMUNICATIONS.

Will
winter Put VIII
is ken to
In
uintende
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

The Michigan Central has just COM
pleted at Lydick viaduct at q cost of
5000, 900, the fill for which is one and
half miles long. In building the
overhead crossing 800 tons of steel
were used. Three thousand cubic yards
of cement masonry was used in the
foundation for the filing beneath the
tracks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

PITTSURG man who voluntarily
gave the wife who left him $40 a week
was sued into court for maintenance.
whereupon the judge ruled that he be
ordered to pay her but $3.50 a week
Some persons cannot leave we'll
enough alone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

WASHINGTON.
Tafts pledge for revision OF injunc-
Atom law probably will not be redeemed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

NOW we find in Milwaukee a wom-
an who was operated on to remove
sponge left in her body by a careless
surgeon. Operation was evidently
one of absorbing nature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

HOW much better do the people feel
for the assurance that the farmer
isn't to blame for the high price of
meat. Suppose that helps whole
lot.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

PETALUMA, Cal, raises 10000. 600
eggs year. With name like that
the Lord only knows what that place
could become If it only wanted to.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01
BUILDS BIG vzADUcT.

nefsh6or. Hagemeier is a wei TO- e dc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

HONESTLY, who would have ever
thought to read certain Gary paper
during the campaign that there were
any blind pigs" in Gary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
PRINTERS ARRIVE
THIS AFTERNOON
MINOR HEIR FOR
STATE FAIR WEEK
Lady Maud G., Hedgewood Boy
and George Gano Will Also Be
Here to Go Exhibition Miles.

Mark r. Lloyd, general manager OF
the Virginia State Fair Association, IL
In communication with the officers of
the International Stock Food Company.
which owns string of the greatest
harness horses In the world, with a
view to securing as last attraction
for fair week series of races between
Minor Heir. George Gano, Lady Maud
CT. and HedEewood Boy. The ar
engagements have not been closed as
yet. but Ii is expected that the fair
crowds Will see the horses here.
Minor Heir broke the worlds record
for pacing the mile Friday in Indian
apolis where, after having broken
the record twice before this summer.
he went round the course In 1853 L..
He has proved one OF the wonders of
the season. and will be one of the
chief attractions on the track IL he is
brought here. Lady Maud c., Hedge
wood Boy and George Gano are second
only to Minor Heir. and every heat
In which they have gone this summer
has been interesting.
Manager Lloyd also proposes to have
the race round the Fai- Grounds track
between an automobile. and an aero
plane on Saturday afternoon Of fair
week The driver for the automo-
bile has not yet been selected. but
there are several who have signi-
fed their Willingness to make the
pace for the aeroplane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
CAN CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES BE PLAYED 2.
TOURNAMENTS AT
HERMITAGE CLUB
Last Play Of the Season Will Be-
gin Wednesday-Go1f Cham
pionship After Tennis

The last tournaments of the season
at the Hermitage Golf Club, which will
be club championship tournaments, will
begin next Wednesday with entry lists
that overshadow any entry list Of the
summer In point OF size and excellence.
After a seasons play on the courts and
links the players are ready to put
up frst-class exhibitions OF both golf
and tennis.
In the tennis tournament there will
be offered a silver cup for the winner
OF the singles and two cups for the
winners of the doubles. Beside the
trophies, the names of the winners viii
cup which Is kept in the clubhouse.
started just as soon as the mems di
visions of the tennis tournament is
closed. There are many players who
are entered In both tournaments, ant
| 1t was thought best to have one after
| the other. After the Qualifying rounds
/ the players will be divided into classes
of eight each, according to the scores
made
The first Is the only class that will
be rewarded with a cup. the winner
In that division taking the champion
4 cup. The winners In the other classes
will be rewarded with appropriate
prizes.
Owing to the shorter evenings. a
great many old members of the Her
mitage Club arc coming back to the
nearer golf course to the city and
every afternoon 1t Is we'll filled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
BASKETBALL TEAM
PLANS LONG IR|P
Lynchburg Squad to Play in
Several Southern
Cities.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. j

Especial to The Times DiSpatC5l.I 49,
Lynchburg, Va, September 1.-THE
crack basketball team OF the local y
NJ c. A., which last year made such
n fine showing. will take an extended
Southern trip this winter. playing
games with association teams In At
lanta, Mobile, birmingham. New Or
leans and other Southern cities
AS yet no dehnite arrangements of
tho tour have been made. but the team
will leave this city some time in Jan
uary or February OF 1911. and will
be away at least a week. During this.
| time q game will be played each night
have chance to combine pleasure,
with the sport, for such a trip, through
the foremost southern cities Will be
a vacation We'll Worth the arduous Try
outs necessary to make the team ana
the gruelings games which Will he
played.
| All the members of last years squad
are at present In the city, and Will
come out for the team as soon as the
season opens They are campoee1l l,I and
dinger guards,sJ, James, centre, and
r. James, substitute, Every man Is.
fast and heady and has been tried
| In 4 long, stiff season, fhey played 20.
styis5of passing, dribbling and toss
| ing, and viii make team this sea-
| son which will be match for any
organization of It's character and
! weight,
pirants for place on the team this
i year, il IS said and some spirited play
4 is looked for by basketball fans a.
soon as the CUNTS get 80 WORK IN the
local synl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
SPIDERS TO START
WORK TOMORROW
Many of Last Years Veterans
and Good New Material
From Which to Pick.

Football practice will begin in earn
es, at Richmond College tomorrow
morning. when Coach e. " Long will
take charge of the SQUAD. For the
next week there will be two work.
outs daily to enable the men to en-
tirely rid themselves of the soreness
which always follows the first few
days OF hard practice. At first there
will be only light signal work and
Kicking practice to accustom the men
to the feel of the ball, but before
mage work will take up most OF the
time.
Nearly all of last years veterans are
either already at college or have writ
row, and Captain Sadler, who arrived
several days ago. Is 1ubtlant over the
prospects for a winning team. With
most of the old men back and some
poets to be able TO whip team into
shape that will hold it's own from
the very Jump and to put in a strong
bid for the championship,
The men already back are bubbling
over with enthusiasm and can hardly
wait for the referees whistle to start
| the first game against Maryland Agri-
cultural College on October i.
Students and alumni alike are ex-
pecting great things of Mr.. Long as
record they will not be disappointed.
He played strong aggressive game
at Harvard and was considered one OF
It's best line men He is we'll known
as "Harvard's strong man"
Among the old men who will be in
the game this fall are: Captain Sadler.
/ at guard: johnson and Durrum. tackles
Decker and Jones. guards: Taylor and
! Guy, ends: Tyler and Sutherlin, halves,
and Mills. full. The withdrawal from
college of .Stringfellow and Smith will
i leave the places of centre and quarter
to be filed. Meredith, who played half
on the '0S team but who was kept out
OF the game. last year on account Of
\ faculty regulations, will in all proba-
biltty play quarter, but 1t remains to be
seen who will make centre. Other men
team are: Davis, tackle on the 'os team
who was out OF the game last year
on account OF an injury to his knee
and Smith, Landlord and Carter. OF
last years scrubs.
The schedule is not as heavy as the
one attempted last year. and Is far
more suited to the team OF Its size.
The heavy games Of last year. coming
i, thot the d,d carly n. part Of the season as
bad shape for the championship Sc
| ries. This year Manager O'Flaherty
| has proflted BY last years eXperience
and arranged schedule of games with
colleges that are all In the class with
The schedule Is as follows.
October 1-Maryland Agricultural
October S--Randolph-AIac (exhibi-
tion). at Richmond.
October l5--Rock Hill College. at
lRichmond
October 22-Gallaudet College. q,
1 Richmond
October 29-George WASHINGTON Uni
lversity, at Richmond
November 6--Hampden- Sidney (cham-
pionshipl, at Hampden-S Sidney.
November 12--North Carolina a. & M
College. at Raleigh. N. G.,
November 19-William and Mar,
Championship, at Richmond.
| November 90 ~ Randolph Macor
(championship), Mt Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
TECHS ARE SHY
OF MANY STARS
Hodgson, Great Kicker, Will Not
Be in Lineup for Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
BUT BococK is OPTIMISTIC
Has Good New Material to Fill
in the Gaps Caused by Failure
of Stars to Return.
BUT BococK is OPTIMISTIC
rsnecia1 TO The Times-D,spatch.l

Especial to The Times-plspatch,l
Biacksburg, september 1.-THE loss
of the majority Of the star veterans
of last seasons team will handicap
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
football team no little this fall, al
though 1t is expected that the veterans
who returned and the new material
which looks good enough. will form a
ground gaining machine that will hold
its own in Virginia at least. Practice
will begin in earnest Monday after
DON with a full squad. Preliminarv
days.
In the loss of e. R. Hodgson, whose
kicking saved V. P. I. much humilia-
ton last season. the team VIII suffer
greatly. Hodgsol. was able to punt nut
Of danger whenever called on. and his
kicks put the ball where the OPP
ponents had to bring it nearly all the
way back. Members of last years.
team who Will not return this fall are
Billups. Luttrell. Hicks. Massie. Norris
and Davis. All OF them were FIRST
felt
New Men Report.
The new men who have reported to
Coach Bocock SO far show up most
promisingly. Macon. fullback for The
Technical High School, OF Washington,
last season, has Imported for practice,
and shows size and speed enough ia
make a strong try for the position.
Weir. OF the University Of Texas, and
Barnard show class for the quarter
back position. and Williams and
Neary for tackles.
The old men here are Hodgson. v. S.
Legge, Jones, Burruss and Hughes
Hughes played most sensational
quarterback last season. and 1t is OK
pected that he will better his recoet
this year.
With a very heavy schedule 20 pla,
off during the two months OF the sea.
Continued on .-:..a- Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
A, & M. EXPECTS
RATTL|NG TEAM A
Enough NIaterialsin Aggie Squad
to Form Several First-Glass
Ups.
Lspeeial Is The MINES pispa,ltch.

West Raleigh, N I c.. September 17.---
Head Coach Eddie Green. of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical football team,
has had charge3o of a squad of fifty husky
athletes for nearly "A week and Us asst
drilling them in the new rules effected
blythe last changes in the game, a
Eight of last years eleven, inclua-
ing Hnrtsell, Glenn Bra lloyd, Sell
fert, Stafford, Robertson S and sg HURT,
have returned and are hard at work
lContinued on Thlrd Paga,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
RIolINIoNpER GETS MEDAL.
Kirk Parrish. Jr., Wins Five Out Of Seven
Events In Camp Greenbrier Meet.

NlrR tHrrIs1' Jr., WINS 'F1Se Out OF Seven
Events In Camp Greenbrier Meet.
In the ANAL track and field meet OF the
summer held at Camp Greenbrier. near Al
sderson. w Va. Kirk Parrish, Jr., son OF
r. *. Parrish, OF this city,. established q
rather unusual record for himself by win
ming Ave out seven events IN which he
was entered. and taking the gold medal for
the hest athlete IN camp during tho sum
mer. Contendlng against young Parrish
who Is but twelve years old, were more
than 100 boys.
3s Besides being the star athlete In the TRACK
and field meet which marked the end oil
tho camp for the summer. Parrish was one
of the hest pitchers In tho camp and wor
many games. 4S6a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
.At Indsanapolis: .Indianapolis,

AT Ind:anapolis: Indianapolis, q;
louisville, I. III 3
At Columbus: Toledo, 6; Columbus,
%. .S .'s
5 AT st. Paul First game-NI llwaukee,
10; ST. Paul, 81, NJ .5; "a u 5a
AT ST, Ponl: Second game-Mtl-
twaukee, 1 /; ST. Paul,83.
At Mime apolis; First garne-k ansas
City 2; Minneapolis, 6;
AT Minneapolis: Second game--kan.
asas City s.; Minneapolis, !, VI ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
y. / II .rl T. VI r.
CAROLINA SQUAD
PLEASES BRIDES
Fifty Men Report for Preliminary
Practice Ready for Heavy
Work.
TEN PLAYERS HAVE RETURNED
New Players Are Expected to
Give Veterans Fight for
Positions.
TEN PLAYERS HAVE RETURNED
Especial to The .Times-Dssoa.ch.

Especial to The Times-Diso1'ch.
Chapel Hill. n. c.. September H.
Not in years has the North Carolina
football squad shown signs OF winning
ability SO early in the season as mas
the bunch of athletes that Coach
Arthur Brides, OF Yale, is now drilling
on the Chapel Hill gridiron More
than fifty men have reported for prac-
tice. and the number of men who have
made their mark in football in former
years outnumbers the beginners. Not
only has majority OF last season
team returned to the university. but
there are present In the new contin-
gent men who have made first-class
records on smaller teams, and who are
expected to give the veterans the race
Of their lives for positions.
Such Is the Wa. range OF selection
this season that Coach Brides could
almost build up one team of the old
style smashing type, and another OF
the light fast type that is supposed
to be favored by the amended rules OF
this season. AS matter OF fact, he
viii viii blend the two types OF team and
build up team that can be depended
on for the heavy work as well as for
speed.
preliminary Practice.
DR. Brides lined up his squad OF
fifty players Friday for preliminary
practice. and gave his approval I'd
the squad the est day out. The squad
looked good for anything In the foot
ban lite, and although the amended
rules will have to be drilled into them
there is enough knowledge of football
to make the learning easy. Ten OF
last years team were present at the
preliminary practice, and one OF last
years scrubs.
at the same time there were on the
field three other men who have mad,
North Carolina sweaters. The mem
bers Of last years varsity who are
candidates for the team are Winston
Williams and Venable, ends; Garrett
lContinued on Third Page.l
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CONTINUED on 60 Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18

practice hogan on lambeth Field last
rhurs SI.y with a SQUAD of twenty men
lie rst roll call all ey sinef tr shsn Paiit
e - sn ane. Tat when the practice be-
= Gins Monday there will be at least MY
s,.,s frnrn which the coaches Will PICK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
EASTERN LEAGUE:

AT Rochester,: First game Bura1o.
2 Rochester, a.
6 At Rochester,; Second game Buffalo
n Rochester,, 3,
AT Providence: Baltimore u Prov
at Jersey City: Newark, 4; Jersey
City. A
The sun., 1910-05-26
BIG SAYINGS BANK CUTS RATE
INION DINE DOWN 10 , ~
LINE TEE BOWERY.

s,rsnnous Oppositlon In Broollyh to Iho
ProDosigloa % Make fhe nedustlon
TeneraElnerea Even aaRgested
Where . LArEs suFVlus justines q.
he Union Dime Savings Bank. which
has so m. 900 deposits and IL one Of the
arrrst IN the city. decided yesterday
~ reduce its interest rats from Z 20 81
rar cent. not waiting for the outcome
~ the meeting Of the New York Stats
savings Bank Association to-day. at
which Il is expected that efforts will b
made 70 induce all savings hanks 10 make
a similar reduction. Charles =. Spragne.
r-ssldent oi the hank. said that Orion
n Cheney. the State Superintendent Of
Ranks. u heartily In favor of such q re-
duc,ion. Mr. Cheney is expected 10
srplain his reasons At the meeting Of the
association to-day.
-I,- Just a matter of conservative
business. that's ALL said Mr. SpraNue.
The consensus Of savings hank opinion
demands il and the State Superintendent
n Ranks. Mr.. Cheney. is heartily in favor
of such q reduction. The Union Dime
Savings Bank is in a position 10 continue
70 nav per cent. but the best business
Judgment calls for a reduction.
This action IL due 10 q depreciation
In value Of city. State and high class
railroad bonds from the price We paid
Tor them. Ofcourse W could buy a ANAL
amount ol honds at the present time at
a slightly deprecated value; but inter-
est ratea must hs figured on the value
IT the bonds which We already have in our
posssssion.'
Both from Mr.. Sprague's talk and from
many other savings hank officers Il APP
reared that sentiment among the man
Ayers is very much in favor u a reduction
n the interest rate. Moreover. the man
AEsra who contemplate reductions for
their own Institutions want every other
hank. REGARDLESS uf ita conditiOn, 70 make
q asinnilar reduction. In this position many
u them SAY they have the support Of Mr..
Cheney.
soms Of the Old and strong Brooklyn
hanks are actively opposing the move
ment for a general reduction Of interest
and viii be heard from at the meeting
to-day. An OfiiCer u one Of them has
prepared q table which. he insisted yee-
terday, shows IN the plainest possible
way the actual oondttiOn n ahatrs. The
compilation is made from the othciai
report Of the State Superintendent Of
Banks and shows the gain or loss Of de-
posits IN ipos for most of the New York
and Brooklyn hanks. the ratio Of surplus
% deposits as computed by market value
and the interest rate on depOeits IN 1909.
Each line of the table refers n a separate
bank. the name Of which is omitted: