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FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS AND FLATS.
ALL SECTIONS
l444 Il. L. ave.. II rooms and bath. .eI3.0o
ISL; oath St. II aud > baths. -. ~ 90
l7f0 Corcorsn ST., 10 rooms and uath. $3.50
1920 Corcoran St, II rooms and b. tn 80. a. 90
1911 Irving St. . rooms and bath. ...... 81. -
1923 10Th ST. n. 81 %
s01 \. J. ave-. y rooms and bath. 1880
1902 Sth ST., Z rooms and ba tn 2..SD
23l5 ST., 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
9l5 French st. . rooms and bath. 25.5a
40 10th st. s.w., rooms. .......--.... 1880
FLATS.
1903 Sth st. NV. 5 rooms and BATH. eeJo
l2i1L u ST. ne. . rooms and BATH. 1880
COIORED TENANTS.
is6c X st. NV. 9 rooms ............ 2a6,
l.21 Del. sw.. Z rooms :.Sb
STABLES
1916 Carlins alley s.w., saltsble for sta
bic or warehous" NV
Call for list published every Monday.
A. +. FOX CO., Established 1876
The Realty Corner. 1ftb az y. Z. ave.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
THE NETHEIsLANpS,''
1860 Columbia road.
New. frcprOof. six-story apartment house: all
r,oiern coEvcnienees: telephone in each ant:
a!I-night elevator service.
No. COZ rooms and bath. -......... Sx;5. 90
No. Co.'S rooms and bath. SAT so
No. 1927 rooms and bath. .S45 90
No lDi-:, rooms md bath .......... So. 80
THE NOTEWORTHY
10th and n SITS NV.
New. 1reproof. downtown apartment house.
large ard airy: location unequaled.
Bachelor suites Of one room and hath. S1e to
$3.50; 3 rooms and bath &25 to &3l, So
THE MONTGOMERY.
North Capitol and VI SITS. NV.
Roof garden for exclusive OF tenants.
All outside rooms. All modern improvement:
No. FL rooms and bath. .......... So. 50
THE REGINA. 1924 I st. NV
Convenient location. Good con ton
No ID rooms and bath ............ $40. 90
No. Sc rooms and bath. ...........$4 SAC. 90
No 10-G rooms and bath .......... $40. 90
No G.e rooms and bath 100. .S5I. so
No 80 rooms and bath. :. ~" NV. $4,000
THE NAvARRE 2i5 r st. nv
No 2I-5 rooms and bath. S21 80
No 22-5 rooms and bath. $21.5J
THE ARKWRfGHT. 30s NV.
No. at rooms and bath. SGT so
Cd nso- J: rooms and bath. -. ~" .27 80
THE ST0DDERT. Goth and . NV.
No. Sc rooms and hath. ............ $50. 90
TWO-FAMELY HOUSES.
Els st. Sc. I'd floor. Or. and b.. .S35 50
G35 18th ne. LIST floor. Or. and b. 80. SIS. 80
a16 5 NV. Sd floor. : rooms. ......... .$l5. 90
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Il IS
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

ASK FOR OUR WEEKLY RENT BULLETIN.
the largest list of vacant houses In the city
Houses opened
twenty minutes
notice.
WAGSTHFE L WHITE Unca
9Q4 1ith ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
Attractive
apartments In
TIE LAMONT,
"A. n -. ,

For RENT
Attractive
Apartments I'm
THE LAMONT.
Gu Lamont 81
Between 10th aud Mt. Pleasant SITS
IN apartment house that possesses
charm and beauty that will Impress
you Not one feature lacking which
an e1actiug public demands.
Suites Of three. four and five rooms
reception hall and bath.
The rooms are large. bright and
CHEEKY Elegantly finished throughout
Both gas aud electric light. Large
closets and lockers.
The location j. tbs. hest In Washing
ton right in the heart of the most
exclusive sectoD-ovcrlooking 10th
street boulevard.
Prices ranging from $500 10 $500
Within half a square OF car line
For inspection OF apartments see
janitcr. on premises. Other information
apply TO
r. o. HOLIZMAN co. unc1.
Phone " c67. 1926 New York ave
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FOB RENT-I536 ITTH ST. NV.
VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE
Ten rooms and bath. in perfect repair. 1ust
remodeled throughout
SEE Us FOR ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
LlEBEl;AANN & HAWN. 1903 ST.
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FOR RENT-91S C ST. NE.
MODERN HOUSE. ROOMS AND BATH.
In good repair: convenient TO cars, etc.
RENT. S30.JO MONTH.
LIEBERMANN HAWN. 1903 ST.
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FOR RENT-NO. 154 d ST. Sc; 10 ROOMS
and hath; in perfect order; convenient 70 =
car lines Capitol and Library: rent 5000
GEO. HENDERSON
Phone NJ. 1903. l41S b st. NV.
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THE WYOMING.
Columbia road and California ave
Unsurpassed location. Building nearly
Well arranged and IN fine con-
di;ion; three elevators; splendid
cafe.
One large apartment with reception
hail, eight rooms. two baths, eastern.
southern and western exposures: and
several with four and five rooms and
bath each. Open for inspection In
quirc OF the superintendent or
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
727 18th Ut. NV.
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UNFURNlsaED.
ron RENT-LoCATED IN cENrRAi. BOWL
tewn section: splendid Groom and bath houses
wIiIiGE. GiBns & DANIEL ecs-cs 18TH.
ccil-at
FOR Rent :es isT ST s.E. orr. MoUea
Office building; modern; 9 lsrse rccTsi Ss".S@
"rii-tf 1901 f<th st NJ.
FOR RENT : REAsoNARI.E. aoa q N.w.3
largo. private house: husinees section: suite
key at ac,. Apply OWNER, :7as 18th nv.
FOR RENT NEW ROOM AND S1Ta
s. pes month. Spris Room >. sos / &: ~:
18TH NEAR ST.
II fine rooms. bath: newly papcred; rests
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1891 G ST. NV.
.oI PATH NV
Groom brick: on good street: in nice ccs'
dition; water and gas; only $i<.
MOORE & HILL Inc. 1888 81. NV.
FoR RENT ON TIE HEIGHTS: SIS:
Wisconsin ave. near Il ST. Apply es2i r 81.
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FoR RENT
S;sS.oo-22 200 9Th 81. nv. store and er fs..
$500 lois NJ 81. So. store and dwelling.
s2aoo-is4i II. 4. ave. NV. rear large garage.
sion-ao,hsn ri.. rooms large grounds
as.o-si:,; Greens Ct. rooms. water.
asist nEW ss H JONES Esa do neil si fsS.ss
FOR RENT DESIRABLE HOUSES
i6,6 18th 81. NV. IL rooms. mod. impe So -
1910 9th st. NV. rooms. met. imps. $40 ~
1904 J. 81. NV. rooms. mod. imps. s4o.Ss
A. L. corMBE. Isc5 y. \. ave
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InR $ENT- sw.ss Ma az, Z. q, =
y ay. " - vi
NW.li4o I'D sf.bsoso sw .s.ois Va av.esis. 80
NM.11l5 .th.store3o."o Sw. aao Va Az, 1910
W 1881 E ss is:s The so
". 20 l. Or , - 70 The vincetta.sr.b-:e.oo
oFFiCFs-NoRTHwEsr.
fss sesss S sss1sas ' ::;
For further !nfSrm.Ii don :ppiy :. ose:.
FOR RENT-TNFURNISHED.
las oI Harvard i 1854 lssi a.t nv iG:
2o2t 6, Tor, 81. .3.oo I5s:. sth nw. sr b
"a; is ls IS" l i'il'' or b .:'
l3Iila NJ. iir. b. $1,000
sToNELEiG ii'1 GouRr n''s'
few very desirable apartments now vacant
THE oLYMrIA. iitS an. nd Euclid i'd ., ser no.
Or and b. apis at 81 Is ar and b. ss,s At So
BEAt TIFIL HOME OF 10 ROOMS AND
bath; large cellar: laundry tubs; furnace hes;:
west Of 1sth ST. Columhls Heights; rcnT.
$3.50
Good NV, l"rston. near 18th and L STE:
rooms and bath: large cellar furnace heat;
rent only &51. 10.
Excellent home in BrookIani: ho,,~s'er
heat; rooms: rent So 80.
cciored tenants: Il Droit Park: rooms and
hath; detached home: steam heat: isre5
porrhes: rent. $40.
Colored tenants; Spring road: :, rooms:
rent 5000.
colored tenants: near I'D and Il SITS: q
room brick: sewer: water: yard; rent. $40:
first class condition
CONSULT Us BEFORE MOVING.
CHAS. =. MUIR & Co.
oc11 IL. 15&16 1903 New York
FOR RENT-1142 RIGGS PLACE Nv: 4
STORY. attic and cellar: hot-watcr heat: parios.
dining rvcm. reception hall. pantry and
kitchen on first floor; bedrooms: $3.50.
WAGSrAFF e. WHITE, fnc e0s Is.h II. NV.
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THE CAIRO

THE CAIRO
12-siory building, 18th and Q.
Beautiful palm garden-cafe with young lady
Mattresses. Home table at reduced rate Of
SO. meals. $50 per month.
HOUSEKEEPING AND BACHELOR ATS.
Three new electric elevators. Lights free.
Single rooms. S15 to So. Two rooms. $40 to
$40. Four rooms. $50. Also larger apart
ments for SOME EI.EG ANTIY FUR
NISHED APIS. for any length Of time.
ocfUtf1S X. II. MUIR, Mgr.
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EUR RENT UNFINISHED
1854 Que. 20 rooms and bath 80 Sl35 per mo.
1I.i Que. 20 rooms aud hath -. l35 per mo.
:0ih and Ordway. LIT and b.. l25 per mo.
'.29 y ST.. ii rooms and bat $ GOO per no.
1tJ g 81. Sc. store. ar. and b.. .p00 per mo.
1886 18th NV. Dr.. b., fur. hi 80. 90 per
1112 E. Cap. St, Tor. and b.. AZ so per mo.
ls23 Riggs. 10 rooms and hath. A. 90 per mo.
JOB 18th So. rooms and hath. $3.50 per
49, u ST.. 10 rooms and bath. $50 per mo-
oJ5. Wis. ave-. l1r. and bath. 30 % per mo.
100 Ga. ave-. Or. and store. 100 per mo.
91S ct. ne, . rooms and bath 80 so per mo.
143 Adams St, & rooms and la tn Is. 30 per
1888 18th ST.. Z rooms and bath. 30 per mo.
3l3 ne, Z rooms and bath. p 90 per mo.
c33 18th sw., rooms and ia th 1900 per mo.
40 9th re-. rooms ......... IA so per mo.
LIEBERMANN & EAWN, 1908 ST.
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LARGE JR. AND BATH IN MT. PLEASANT,
Only S2s: one month free to immediate tenant.
AMERICAN LAND CO. Gl1 18th ST. NV.
p..!&-c
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IA. ave.
1874 y 7 az, orb. 80 80
81 18th. lh.ir.b.ls.i,s
91f 36th. ih.4r.b.l6.5J
CoIoRFD.
I520 Pierce. or. h..5.5o
ais 18th. sr. b. $50
2i25 I. ar. .3o.5p
ST. 2.id. 81. w...t5.ao
1.syj Euclid. or. w.I5.oD
2lG n. Or, w....iS..,3
I'll Warren NJ Or. wii.tAb
ilt3 fhi-sclls. or. VIE
80 9th. 7r. ~..i2.0b
lSl3 Line av. E.wIi.Jo
CoLORED-FLATS.
.c2i T.. sr. l.. ....22S;.5b
:o21 L. In. sr, h.22.;o
2n23A L. 4r. II. .:.,:,:.'
:oiS 18th. 3fi.sr. j.. 90
Jvl ri. n. Jr.b..:J..,o
OFFICE ROOMS.
az. is6 La sy. heated
rooms. $40. SEQ. SO
STORES.
1903 ia av. store, tr.
steam heat -. 80. ID
Basement, .r. Int 30.!0
1928 Ia av,ir.cei. I'D
1901 eth. store rmS.5o
houses and fats apply
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ACL. CO., 1TH 4 l. y.
sol r Cap. Or. b. .E.5O
800 18th ne. Or. b. 81. 90
l1l3 4th NV. 5r. BIO. 90
1887 7th NV. Sr. b. 10. 90
22t Duncan ne, 81. bl3.50
1853 L. lr. b. 10. 90
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THE LINCOLN
Ill 18th st. SC.
6-room and bath apartments. So. 80 to $40.
ocSn JAMES 4. CAHIII., 1908 l. ST.
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THE DRESDEN.
On Washington Heights. at south
west corner Of Connecticut and Kai-
Drama avenues. and southern end of
the new Connecticut ave. bridge,
looking Rock Creek valley; building
new: modern. high-class, freproof:
contains apartments Of 10 rooms and
) baths 10 rooms and bath. at mod
crate rates: separate rooms for serv-
ants: three elevators: inspection in
vited. Diagrams prices aud other In
formation cheerfully furnished ap-
rlication. \ cafe. TO be conducted by
Mrs. Margaret r. Munday. will be-
opened about Goth October. Apply at
the building or
SWARTZELL. RI. EN- 4 HENSEY CO.
au2D-if .2I 18th st. NV.
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
t13 18TH ST. NV. NJ. .3i:,.
\ QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.

UC1Ck, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
FOR RENT-Six rooms; oTWATER HEAT:
III beautiful condition: cellar under entire
house; large reception hall: eastern exposure:
fine yards front and rear: double back Iurches:
lorated on Capitol Hli in ncighhorlood of new
houses. Rent, $3.50. i12 4th ne.
FOR RENT-New six room corner: $50 81:
located. in n. W. section ia a neighborhooh of
new homes: front. side and lawns; large,
bright cellar. with plenty of windows: being
put in fine condition: 240l y. Capitol st.
See Il NOW.
FOR RENT-SiN-r room fat: 1881 y. Cap. ST,
cd foor recently repaperad and painted: large
bright kitchen: large porch: attic: good
lawns front and rear: located just above Trux-
ton Circle. Rent only $3.50 Inspect today.
Keys first floor.
SHANNON & LUCHS
N. 234a. 113 1tth -. NV. VI. c345.
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FOR RENT-l133 q ST. NV.
SPLENDID LOCATION.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Elegant hrick-and stone residence.
II ROOMS AND BATHS.
In good condition.
Convenient TO cars.
RENT ONLY So MONTH.
GOOD STABLE OR GARAGE IN REAR
ONLY $1,000 MONTH.
LlEBERMANN & HAWN. 1909 ST.
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1901 Per
f..5s y. l6r. 3b. 800
1503 VI sv.l2r, ;.h.S 90
1906 =, Tor. Ia. ami. "3. 10
2:r: Pa av.lor. d. 30
i32si.. Pa av.ilr.hil.ls
l7.,s Ore av. log. b.3'.1a
..3lg Pa av.l or. b.%5.'aI
S..5 2ist. sr.b, lat.32.:o
1917 Pa. sv, sr. b-32.Go
ai37 X, s-.b.ami.. 800
1909 q. Tor. h.lat.3 30 to
oil I'D. ST. b..-2.6s
::::2...3 y. .r. h. lst.a6.oo
I:,uS kingman. or. h2o.6o
:,a6 I6th. ST. b. 20
o4l3 Pa Nv. s.. %. 10
90 -. NJ. an..,o
so7 10th nc,7r.b. iatll. 40
3oGi -. ~. w-.--l9-.D
al atth. sr. v. loo
Ia. r. 81. sr. ". l".:o
az. i3th nc. ~. h. 40
81. I'D. 81. w.-l3.ao
1.i .1th. 1r, W. l3-.e
1882 I'D. 1r. W -l3.Go
APARTMENTS.
The Carlisle. 1al3 y.
housekeeping. : and
:: rooms AID bath.
5000 TO $3.50 ,
5r. b. 50 to x+"-Jo
For full list OF small
al office.
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FOR RENT BY 3. +. s
~ NY nv NV. Ir. b. 1000
1898 Ith NV. 6r. b. 80. 90
206 II NV. 1r, h. .2S.50
Lafayette. Or. b.. $500
1911. y NV. 5r. b. -. 30
l33s \ Cap. Or. b. %. so
3i7 X NV. Sr. d .,22. so
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TO LEI-BI IHE It. N. NNI II NOMFANts
{. Q. SMITH. LEE u. LATIMER.
l4oS NEW YORK AVENUE.
Cor. Euclid st. and University pl.. Co
large bath redecorated Throughout -. 500 on
LES VT. ave. 10 rooms and bath ....... 50 -
1910 Park road ii rooms and : baths. 5000
eI7 18th ST.. 10 rooms. hath. .......... $3.50
1916 18th St. 3 rooms and bath. ...... 81 10
200 Quincy ST. NV. rooms and bath. 3o.53
sl9 c1st st. NV. rooms and batn.... 800
l440 Chaplin ST, : rooms and bath. 80. 800
3l2 9th 81. ne, and bath. IS 90
S27 I'D ST.. rooms. bath. ...--........ 27.i0
1915 I'D St. rooms and bath. ......... q 10
233 st. me-. s rooms and bath. ....... 300
lib Hickman 81. Sc. rooms and bath. 1850
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CHOICE APARTMENTs IN THE
ALBERT. 1925 f St. and 5rs. -. .S37 so I'D
HOYT. 1880 Belmont st.. and rs. $3.50 40
LIZA so Sd st. NV. 5r. .......... $500 up
CORA. 33d and sts., Or, b. $500 up
LACLEDE. 1923 VT. ave. =. and Or. $500 up
PHI 18th ST. NV. l. 2. 3. and 5r.. 1900 up
1881 Belmont ST.. 3. and Or. b.. $500 up
1889 Belmont St. s. and 5r.. b.. 500 up
HEAT AND JANITOR SERVICE
ALLAN f. WALKER 4 CO.. Inc.
1412 G st. NV.
eu13sa. tn. thtf
THE SHIRES.'' 1883 TO 81 COL. ROAD.
ALI. RENTS REDUCED FROM OCT. 1. 1910.
and u rooms. bath front and porches /;
near . lines. Prices from SGT so ~ SAT so.
se17-eO.tf JNO. w. CHIIDRESS. 1412 G NV.
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THE EXETER L BETWEEN 18TH AND
1fth NV: groom apartments. splendid con-
diton. light. airy. we'll ventilated only $i5
per month; janitoT service. etc.
THE MADRID. 18th and IA !orama ave: 3
and ;spar tments. light and we'll venti-
lated. for rent from $33 to $40 per month;
janitor service. etc.
:a'. lith st. NV: broom and bath apart
ments. S31 80 10 $40 per month. Apply tn
HEISKEI.i. & Mc!ERAN 1903 II st. NV.
.1-S. St III h-fS
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THE SARANAC. 1919 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
large outside rooms, reduced to SAT 90
JOHN w. NORRIS. GA st. NV. se2-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-08
EAST CHICAGO

There will be<a meeting of the ar
rangement committee of the Home and
School association at the residence of
Mrs. Leo Mccormack on Beacon street
this evening. The committee is COM
posed of the officers of the association
who are, Mr.. Reed, president; Mrs. VIM.
Meads, vice president; T. E. Williams.
secretary; Mrs. Leo Mccormick treas
urer and Miss Alice Williams.
Miss Janet Jaynis. supervisor of
drawing, primary handwork and sew
ing in the schools here will leave next
week for an extended tour of Europe
and will be gone all summer, returning
in the fall when the schools open again.
Miss Jaynes Will accompany party
of friends from Evanston. They will
make Naples the first landing place and
from there will tour Italy, Switzerland,
France, England and Scotland, sailing
from Glasgow on the return trip.
Mrs John D. Williams spent Monday
shopping in Chicago.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Scheffler,
who died from injuries sustained in
fall from a window on the fourth floor
of the Polytechnic hospital in Chicago
last Friday, occurred yesterday morn
ing at o'clock from ST. Marys church.
Mrs Schenler leaves a husband and
one son, Frank, Jr., to mourn her.
Father George Lanier preached the
funeral sermon and Andrew Kunic had
charge of the interment which took
place in Greenwood cemetery at HON.
mond. A large number of friends fol-
lowed the remains to the grave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-08
SPEAKER DOWNS HOSE
WITH WALLOP IN 18TH

Hail iris Speaker the worker of
miracles! For the swatting center field
er of the Boston red sox yesterday
busted all traditions, his screaming
single over second in the thirteenth in
ming giving Donovan's men one of the
most desperately contested games of
the year. beating the white Sox, to 6.
That wallop landed the black bay
bunch their first victory over Ed
Walsh, who had stepped into the breach
with shot that tied the count in the
sixth.
The spit ball king has bucked the
peppery red legs in sundry bruising
battles during his career In the Ameri-
can league, but in every previous en-
counter the mighty right handler
emerged triumphant. For six sizzling
rounds yesterday, from the seventh to
the start of the thirteenth it looked
like continued success for the red
necked finger. Then the pot thickened
when a pass, a steal, passed ball and
Speakers clout sent the white hose
Gathering down to defeat. Only the
day before. Big Ed, pitching like mas
ter had calcimined Donovan's host
with a tiny bingle.
1t was battle fraught with brain
racking situations, gilt-edged fielding.
sensational felding and plenty of long
distance clubbing And it was a pro-
tracted entertainment, holding 5000
loyal bugs to their seats for three hours
and fifteen minutes Duffy, leading the
locals in a f1endish, uphill struggle.
marched fifteen athletes into line, all to
no avail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-08
KETCHEL AND SAM
LANGFORD MATCHED

New York, June STANLEY Ketchel
and Sam Langford were matched today
to fight not less than twenty i've rounds
before Jimmy Coffroth's Colma, Cal,
club the afternoon of July 2. The box
ers will meet for a guaranteed purse
of $4,000, of which so per cent goes to
the winner. The bout is a substitute
for the Attell-Driscoll match. which
was called off owing to the illness of
Driscoll. The announcement of the
middleweight match did not cause any
great surprise here. as after the six
rounds of alleged fighting Langford and
Ketchel INDUCED in at Philadelphia in
April fight followers predicted the pair
would be rematched for long fight In
California
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-08
TWO GAMES ONLY IN
CALUMET INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

L. S. Metals -Boilermaker game was
called off on account of wet grounds
The /. H. Belt clerks defeated the
Standard Steel Car team Sunday morn
ing at Harrison park by the score of
81 to 6. The /. H B. team hit the ball
hard, while the Standards pitcher, Met
tier, was touched up pretty hard. Score
by innings:
|. H. Belt........0 2 6 0. 1-21
Standard Car 80 l 0 4 1 o. 6
Observation-Disclosures, Mettler and
Smith; l. H. Belt, Young and Wheeler
The games scheduled for next week
and the week after are as follows:
Saturday, June II. l. H. Belt VS.. Boil
ermakers. at Hammond; Sunday, June
IL, American Steel Foundry VS.. U S.
M. Refining Co., at Indiana Harbor;
Sunday. June IL. Standard Car VS.. Gras-
selli. at st. John, Ind; Sunday, June 1s.
Grasselli VS.. I. H. Belt, al East Chicago;
Sunday. June 10. U. s. NJ. Refining Co.
VS.. Standards. at Hammond; Saturday,
June Is. American Steel Foundry VS..
Boilermakers, at Indiana Harbor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-08
INDUSTRIAL LEAGU

The American Steel Foundry in
creased their percentage Saturday when
they defeated the Grasselli Chemical
companys team in a ninth inning rally
at East Chicago, by the score of to
s. The game was the fastest and best
played in the league so far this year.
Score by innings:
Am. Steel .0 0 0 1 0 I 0 2-6
Grasselli Chem. Coz 0 0 0 0-5
Batteries-American Steel, Johnson
and p. McShane; Grasselli, Hill and
Houser. Umpires. Clapper and Little.
There was only one other game
played in the league this week as the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-08
JEFFRIES CHOICE
IN COMING BATTLE

The first large wager in Chicago on
the coming prize fight between James
j. Jeffries and Jack Johnson was made
last night between Andy Craig and
Edward Dickinson. 145 Monroe street,
the former betting $4,000 against So
900 that Jeffries would win.
The wager had its inception in the
Pompeian room of the Congress hotel
yesterday when "A party Of sporting and
professional meh met for a social hour,
and the coming battle developed into
an argument in which Craig and Dick
inson became the principal contenders.
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EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA .HARBOR
INDIANA HARBOR.

Revival meeting at the Church of
Christ, 1873 Grape vine. are increasing
in interest twenty-eight new members
having ben added to date through the
ffeorts og Mrs. Trimble. On Sunday
night there was a number of baptisms.
The subject of the sermon tonight is
Repentance A baptismal service will
follow the sermon. A delegation of
young people from Whiting will at
tend the services tonight.
News of the death of Mrs Levi Levin
kind in Denver on Monday reached here
yesterday. Mrs. Levinlzind was the
mother of Lyman Levinkind of South
Chicago and relative of Nathan Levy
of the Golden Gate Wine House of
Indiana Harbor.
Mr.. J. r. Foley and little son Patrick
of Hammond were in town yesterday
and being shown around by Mr.. ]. B.
Foley, who hadn't seen his cousin in
twelve years.
The Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist church will be entertained
by Mrs. Jas. Spitt1e at her home in
Baltimore avenue on the evening of
June 14th.
The Ladies Aid Sciety of the Method
list church will meet at the home of
Mrs. H. P. Iver in Grapevine street to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Eanders who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. McOuat at the South
Bay hotel returned to her home in In
dianapolis yesterday.
Bob Walton, superintendent of the
Interstate Foundry of Cleveland, was
| the guest yesterday of his "old pal'
| Tom Campbell of the Inland mill.
The Indiana Harbor Athletics, for
merly the Harbor Juniors, defeated the
| Shamrocks Sunday by score of 3to o.
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BRESNAHAN AND
WHITE TO FIGHT

Freddie Gilmore yesterday matched
Jack White, his hustling featherweight,
against Tommy Bresnahan of Omaha
for a twenty round battle on the aft
ernoon of June % at st. Joe. The boys
will scale at 124 pounds at O'Clock in
the afternoon. Cess Walsh the ban
tamweight member of Gilmores table.
arrived home yesterday from New Or
leans, where he lost to Joe Mandot a
Memphis bantam, in half round few
nights ago. Cess wants to get another
shot at Mandot, and the match may be
staged before one of the clubs at Mem
phis.
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STACK BLANKS CUBS;
ALLOWS THREE HITS

Philadelphia, June S.-Eddie Stack,
one time twirler for the Logan Square
semi-pro team of Chicago and for a
few days a member of the cubs, yester-
day made merry with the team which
spurned him by holding Chances men
to three hits and beating them In one
of the tightest battles ever seen here,
to 0. The score and base hits would
seem to indicate that it was one of
those strenuous and often tiresome
pitching duels. where from beginning
to end the pitcher was always the DOM
inant factor, whereas, as a matter of
fact, the pitchers really cut a small
figure in the result.
Yesterdays game was fought from
fielding standpoint, and such work as
both teams did has never before been
equaled on the Quakers grounds. In
every inning both pitchers were batted
hard-so hard, in fact, that their sup
port had to always extend thems selves
and the f1elders on both teams were
given all sorts Of chances to distinguish
themselves.