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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
INTEREST
IN BOWLING
TOURNAMENT

The third series OF games in the
Hammond bowling tournament will be
played tomorrow night on Cox's al
leys. The teams that will contest are
H. A A. VS. Homewoods and Simplex
vs.. Lake County Times.
The H A. A. team leads In the race
for first money, having won three
games and lost none, giving them a
percentage of 1000 The Simplex
bowlers are second in the race with a
percentage of 1888 and the Lion store
and Homewood teams rank third
The Simplex bowlers have made the
largest team score during the tourna-
ment thus far, which stands way above
any other score made by opposing
teams. A total of 927 pins was made
in the game with the Lion store on
April 6. The Lake County Times ranks
next. having bowled an 832 score
Fowler of the Simplex team has
rolled a score of 221 for the SIS prize
to be give nto the man rolling the
highest score The next closest bowl
err is still twelve pins behind.
The contests between the teams en-
tered in the tournannt ar causing a
great deal of excitement, and the re
suit OF the contests tomorrow night
will have something to do with the
winning OF the tournament.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
JEFRR|ES HAS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH BY ELECTRICITY

Jeffries' Training Camp. Rowarden-
nan, April 1.-James J. Jeffries, upon
whom the eyes of the world are cent
cred in his preparation for the battle
with Jack Johnson in the greatest ring
contest in history. narrowly escaped
death late yesterday afternoon when in
telling a tall redwood tree he broke
down an electric wire containing a.
900 volts that hit the ground and
danced and sputtered around almost at
his feet.
Jeffries jumped quickly away from
the deadly wire and was not touched by
1t at all, but his trainers and young
nephews, who were with him, watched
In terror for a few seconds lest the
writing electric line would Irvine itself
about the legs of the big fighter and
bring him to the ground more swiftly
than any knockout blow might.
Telephone and electric wires all over
the country were affected; many fuses
were blown out In Santa Cruz. Tele-
phone service from Boulder Creek to
Santa Cruz was temporarily destroyed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
COULON AND KELLEY
WINNERS IN FAST
lO-R0UND BOUTS
Middleweight Proves Too
Clever for Sullivan at
New Orleans.
BANTAM BATTLES 0'LEARr
Logan Square Boxers Speed
Dazzles Opponent in
Bout at Brooklyn.
BANTAM BATTLES O'LEARY

New Orleans. La, April 12.-Before .
crowd of 1000 at the New Orleans Ath-
letic club Hugo Kelly of Chicago earned
a decision in fast ten round fight with
Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence, Mass. The
fight was interes ting from start to fin-
ish. There were no knockdowns, but
Kelly had a shade the better of the
first round. In the third he made an
ugly cut over Sullivan's eye, but despite
this the latter kept on gamely and was
fresh at the end 1t was a toe-to-toe
smuggling match with a great deal of
strong infghting. Both men weighed
IN at ringside at 1873 pounds.
Kelly fought cautiously, half crouch
ing in position, but Sullivan led his
man around the ring, keeping him on
the dodge. Clever ducking by Kelly
saved him from several strong upper
cuts Kelly was a left-handed man al
most exclusively, while Sullivan used
both hands to advantage.
Both mon played for the body, but
Kelly had the better science and knew
where to land his blows wher etaoi
where to land his blows most effective
W. Sullivan was game to the core, but
Kelly's guard was superb and rarely
did the eastern boy get under 1t with
a telling blow.
| The betting was to 5. with Kelly 6
strong favorite. Tommy Walsh wa:
referee and some local boxers acted a:
| seconds for each man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
SOX RETURN FULL Of
PEP FOR FLAG RACE
Duffy and His Regulars
Greet Fans With Claim
For the Pennant.

After covering two-thirds of Uncle
Eoms domains in their travels of six
weeks the White Sox regulars landed
near their own firesides last night
Floods, earthquakes and other trif1es
failed to take the pep out of the
bunch headed by Manager Duffy and
they were all right side up when they
hove in sight at the La Sale street
depot after their four-hour journey
from Peoria, where they failed the
budding minors in a rapid fire game
Despite the adversely of the ele-
ments quite a bunch of facns were on
hand to greet the tourists. although a
number of players dropped off the
train between Englewood and the loop.
Look at us. Do we look like a lot
of dead ones? ?" was Manager Duffy's
answer to the flood of questions hurled
at him. I'VE have had more than or
binary tough luck on the trip but we
have weathered it and are now in trim
to trim the others. Without wanting
to make any radical predictions, I
think we have the bunch that will cop
the flag this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
DYER.

Edward Thielen and Adam Gard OF
st. John were Dyer visitors Sunday
morning.
sacted business here last Saturday.
Saturday forenoon the funeral of tho
late Mrs Holman took place from the
st. Joseph's church. Mrs. Holman was
formerly a resident of Dyer. but these
last years made her home with her
daughter at Quincy. Ill
Charles Scheidt of Chicago visited
with relatives here over Sunday.
Our teachers have arrived here again,
safe and sound. from their trip to Fort
Wayne, Ind. where they attended the
meeting.
Miss Mary schaefer of Chicago was
the guest Of relatives here over Sun
day
The christening of the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oh seuh Scheidt took
place Sunday afternoon at the Catholic
church
Charles wolter of Chicago spent Sun
day here the guest of his parents
Mrs. Anton Kaiser, Sr, left Sun
day evening for an extended stay with
relatives at Chicago.
Nicholas Blocker of St John spent
Sunday with his brother-in-law OF this
place.
A number OF members Of the knights
Of Columbus from here went to Ham.
mond Sunday to attend some specia
meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
LOWELL.

-ATSa Srtn5fer and wife came over
from, Chicago Heights Sunday in their
automobile to visit their mothers. Mrs
David Spindler and Mrs. E. r. Bacon,
ana other relatives.
Jasper Palmer who recently had the
misfortune to lose his barber shop by
fire here. he's purchased shop at Wat
ermau, ILL.,, where they will move In a
short time to make their future home
Mr. Palmer was one of our best ton
serial artists, and regret that he Is
going to leave us. but we recommend
him to the good citizens of Water
man and wish him unbounded success
In hisS new field
l. Minninger. formerly bookkeeper
for the WILDER Lumber company here.
but manager of a lumber yard for
the same company at Earl Creek. Ind.
visited his family in Lowell over Sun
day. Ray Buckley returned with Mr..
Minninger to accept a position in the
lumber yards.
A. D. Palmer is visiting his sons in
Chicago. East Chicago and Hammond
for several days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
SHORT GAME TO CUBS
Toledo Contest Stopped at
End of Fifth by Rain;
Won by Chicago, Al.

Toledo, Ohio, April 12.-Battling un-
der adverse climatic conditions simply
because the local management had
failed to provide rain checks" for
HOO patrons, the Cubs regular RS
swamped 'Ducky' Holmes and his re-
juvenated mudhens yesterday after
noon, to /, in a five round encounter.
Fear turks in Camp Cub that some
of the veterans may be sent to, the
sick bay with colds or sore muscles
on the eve of the championship get
away. An injury to Archer's left
wrist and shoulder when the peerless
backstopper slid frantically through
the mire on the tail end of the run
making double during the busy fifth
may put>a sad crimp in the lineup to
oppose Griffths Red Legs Thursday
afternoon
Pfeffer sidetracked one of Jim Bas-
kettles wild slants with his hurting
wing in the same session, and the
blow certainly didn't help the physical
condition OF the former Canuck-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARB0R
INDIANA HARBOR.

The Womans club met last night at
the home of Mrs. James Gardner. on Fir
street. Owing to the inclemency of the
weather. not as large q crowd as usu-
ally attends the meeting was present
Miss Anna Saunders was to have rem
dered a vocal solo. but as her accom-
PIANIST. Miss Blanche Hush. turned her
ankle during the afternoon and was
unable to be present, Miss saunders
abandoned her selection The club at
present Is reviewing Dickens Tale of
Two Cities" and Miss Harriet Stormont
and Mrs. B. c.. Lukens each read a
chapter aloud, after which a general
discussion on other topics ensued. Miss
Alma Miller gave an instrumental solo
which was mucn enjoyed The next
meeting will take place two weeks
from last night at the home of Miss
Hush. on Grapevine street.
Mrs William Evans and baby Thomas
left last week for Youngstown, o.. to
visit friends Mrs. Evans goes there
for rest after nursing Thomas
through severe attack of scarlet fe-
yer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
John Ford next Thursday afternoon
for work In the future the society
will meet every two weeks instead of
eacn week.
The Calumet Pleasure club will give
a dance at the East Chicago Rink
Thursday. April 18th. Tickets so cents
per couple. HIT
William Armstrong of Marion. ILL.,.
| was here last week visiting his sister.
Mrs Gardner for a few days.
| The Christian Culture club will meet
| tonight at the Baptist church
Mrs. Burchby and her son, Bert. left
| Saturday for Mrs. Burchby's old home
| on account of the latter's i'll health.
| The Eagles will hold meeting at
| the Auditorium this evening. After the
busienss OF the evening is transacted a
social session will be neId.
Theodore Finn, the manufacturer OF
| the Teddy cigar" In Chicago. was in
town yesterday, supplying the loca'
trade. Mr.. Finn is cousin of Nathan
Levy and very popular, as Is also his
| cigar in East Chicago and Indiana Har-
| Dor.
If you purchase your shoes from me
will resole them free of charge the
flrst time, Julius Cohen TIT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12

A few days ago it was decided to
clear away the timber and underbrush
about hundred yards above Jeff's cot
tage to make an open roadway for the
automobile which Is to arrive soon. JEFF
fries volunteered to do it and yester-
day afternoon he and Farmer Burns
took axes and Bob Armstrong and
Jeff's nephews, Ted Boyer and Rus
sell Kistler, took grubbing tools and
saws. A redwood of about seventy or
eighty feet in height was picked out
by Jeffries for telling. 1t did not fall
as expected and when 1t went cracking
down to earth shattered a large insu-
lator and carried one of the wires
down with it.
The accident did not discompose the
big fighter in any way. He muttered
something about close call and went
coolly about the work of clearing the
redwood out of the roadway. Luckily.
linemen were at the hotel, installing a
special telegraph wire, and they hur-
ried to the scene and put the crossed
wires in shape.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
SPORTING NOTES.
BEECHER GIVES
BROWN A LACING

New York. April 12.-Willie Beecher
outfought and outboxed Knockout
Brown" in their ten round battle last
night at the Olympic Athletic club. For
the first five rounds Beecher walloped
Brown for good and plenty with very
few returns. Beecher scored a knock
down in the eighth and it looked as if
he could have put Brown away in the
ninth. In the final round he hammered
Brown all over the ring and had him
tired and battered at the gong.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
MUNSTER.

Dr. and Mrs. Oberlin and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and daugh-
ter were out here in their autos.
G. Krooswyk of Hammond was here
visiting his parents.
j. Bodegraven Of Hammond was here
visiting friends.
The twin boys of II. DeMik were
baptized on Sunday in the Holland
church. They were named John and
Arthur.
Many autos and buggies were out
yesterday. People are taking advan-
tage OF the fine weather
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
EAST CHICAGO.

Mrs A. H. CHM, mother of James
CHM who has been visiting here re-
Gently, will leave for her home at
Piqua, O.
The revival services which have been
going on at the Methodist church for
the past few weeks. continue to excite
the keenest interest and the crowds
in attendance are larger than ever.
Last night the evangelist. Miss Minnie
Oliphant, spoke on Death Bed Repent
ances," and tonight her subject will be
THE First Psalm" Special music is
provided for each evening. Miss Mabel
Mickey and Miss Qliphant being the
soloists-
Mrs. H. H. Clarke of Magoun avenue.
who has been visiting relatives In
Argos, Ind. for a few days, returned
home last night.
Phillip Rohrig and daughter, Clara
of Luington, Mich, and Frank Rohrig
of Chicago are spending the day with
Mrs Rose Rohrig at the Grasselli club
house.
Miss Georgia Compton left Friday
morning and John Lesh Hascall in the
evening for Lafayette. to attend the
Purdue university junior promenade
dance. which was given Saturday night.
While there Mr.. Hascall was the guest
of brother fraternity, men and Miss
Compton visited friends. They both re-
turned Sunday.
Miss Mary Bronson of Chicago was
the guest over Sunday of her sister.
Mrs A. II. W. Johnson of Magoun ave-
nue..
Miss Razeile Lttleton. niece OF
Mrs H. II. Clark, and her friend, Miss
Neer, also of Chicago. were the guests
over sunday at the Clarke home. on
Magoun avenue Both Miss Littleton
and Miss Neer are trained nurses In
the Presbyterian hospital. Chicago.
A farewell reception will be given
Dr. and Mrs. ]. II. Palmer and Miss
Oliphant at the Methodist church to-
morrow evening by the ladies of the
congregation. Mesdames Lewis Giles
and Henry Brunsden will have charge
of the function.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Moore and son
Robert. OF Chicago were the guests OF
Mrs. +. NJ IIascau a few days last
week. Mr.. Moore has just returned
from a nine months tour of the United
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Diamond were II
Belvidere. Ill, Sunday. attending th<
funeral of Mr.. and Mrs Sidney veaco':
little baby.
The Calumet Pleasure club will give
a dance at the East Chicago RIM
Thursday. April 18th Tickets so cents
nor co,a.,la III
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
HIGHLANDS.

Miss Newcomb OF SaxOny spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Werdemann.
Mr.. and Mrs. wiersma and Mr. and
Mrs. weirs were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wietfiied Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daugherty spent Sun
day with relatives at Hammond
A. Grimmer spent Sunday with
friends at Hammond
Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth and daughter,
Edith, went to spend few weeks In
Ohio with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
SURE OF $4,000
PRIZE LIST

The new officials of the Illinois Bowl
ing Association spent busy night last
night wrestling with the entries to the
state tournament, which is billed to
start a week from Saturday at Elem
ner's, latest reports from Secretary Ed
win Peifer showing PSI five-men teams
1869 singles and Sc doubles entered in
the huge event. The full extent of the
I. B. A. cash balance this morning
shows a total of $7.3s3.65, which makes
a s., 900 prize list certainty. Sensa-
tional work on the part of the Coffeys
in the Bruck league proved the feature
of last nights bowling, local team
rolling over 100 twice in one series
for the first time this year
ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISE
AGAVN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
BREAKS RIB IN
REFORM PLAY

Columbia, Mo-. April IA. c. Rem
ley tackle on the University of Mis-
souri, football team, in spring practice
yesterday afternoon had at least one
rib. and probably more, broken in a
scrimmage. The squads were playing
revised" football and no mass plays
were attempted. Members of the team
declare the new open game is more
dangerous than the old and several OF
them already have sustained minor in
juries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12

crafty Canadian. Burns did not ap-
pear to be In the best of condition He
weighed in at ISL, while his oppo-
nent tipped the beam at 1873 pounds
The American was 8 to 1 favorite In
the betting
For the first ten rounds Burns set
fast pace. but showed signs of dis
tress and fought cautiously until the
end.
The contest was witnessed by an
estimated crowd of 1900 persons.
Hugh Mcintosh. promoter of the bat
tie, was the referee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
BURNS FAILS TO STOP
LANG IN 20 ROUNDS
Former Champion Gets De-
cision Over Australian
in Sydney Battle.

Sydney, N. S. W.. April 12.-Tommy
Burns. the former worlds heavyweight
champion, defeated Bill Lang the
Australian heavyweight champion, in
twenty round battle here yesterday.
Burns got the decision.
Although Lang displayed consider
able improvement over his fights with
Fitzsimmons and Bill Squires. he was
unable to offset the cleverness of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
WESTON STOPS
AT NORWALK

Norwalk. Ohio. April 12.-Edward
Payson Weston, on his way from Los
Angeles to New York. rested at Belle
vue, sixteen miles west of here. for
two hours last evening. leaving there
at 1880 for this town. where he spent
the night. Weston left for Cleveland at
o'clock this morning and will arrive
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
BURNS OUTPOINTS
HARRY TRENDALL

Kansas City, Mo-, April 12.-Frankie
Burns. the Oakland, Cal, lightweight
was given a decision over Harry Tren-
dali of ST. Louis in a ten round boxing
contest here last night. TrendaIl ac-
cepted the fight on three hours notice
Monte Dale of Denver, Co1o who was
to have met Burns, broke his hand in
training and was unable to go on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12

Here's Joe Miller to slip to some
Chink laundryman: Jack Coombs OF
the Athletics declined raise in salary
this spring, saying he did not think
his record in 1909 entitled him to any
advance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12
WANT A GAME.

The Hammond Grays would like to-
book a game for next Sunday. April II,
with any amateur team in Hammond or
Lake county, to be played at the north
side ball park or an yother ball grounds
in Hammond. For games address Will
liam Leimback, manager of Hammond
Grays, or phone 3131.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12

Come on, you amateur mines. 1t -
time to get busy and schedule games.
Manager Heckelmen issues a challenge
Ito play any team in the amateur ranks.
game to be played April II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-12

there this evening. The distance /!
little over fifty miles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-28
FoItunas aIemanas.
Berta krupp, la propietaria de
las celebres fundicioneS de
canones, fgura como la mas
riea del imperio.

La persona mas rIcs de Alemarls
IS Berts Krupp von Bolen y Holhech
Ia propietarla de lss grandes fund
Clones de canones fe sll nembres cu-
va fortuna Sc estln16 r. ano 1915 IN
26s 10000 pesetas. Desppes viene
el principe HencKel yon Dnnersmar
cue posefa mas d ounce millones de
duros en- 1896, pero cuyo caudal Ill
CANADA hace dos afos Ia eifra de
cuarenrs V cinco rnlllones ce alros
FL tercer caprallsta alemsn es ei
dGaue he Ugttaue posee ISL milo
nes Y medic de pesetas.
En- cuarto lugar de d llsta rle mi
llonarios pertenece al baron GoIdsch
Ridt -Rothschild. ce Frankfort ~
Main cuyo capital ers IL veinticinca
millones de durce 81 morn II padre.
nero despues se hs aumeniad9 rsaa-
silerabenente con Il fal!eelrn ieri-r
re 81 cuhsdo. cuya fllrtuns heredo.
En- Berlin el mas no e in torne-
ciante lsmado E-ne5t von }lenael-
sohn- ba-.holdy que pose RS IL
dIez ralllones 1e duEr,s, peso r. IL
tante estn.le oorrepoade II .ntinsc.
lugar entire los nnlllonsrios.
En- Ia modesta Tsohisci5n ~ ras@li
hay un cone-clsnte rlsF1 salasl "a
eslcula en- 6.2J0.n0 resstas.
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No Divides Ia Ninfa,

Aunentado esplendida amente Fl
surtldo de somhrcros lie ls Nnfa g.
ofrece 4 81 numerosa clientele SOM
breros de flel'ro Y paja de Italia para
cahalleros, dc Ia mavor novedad.
In tlrantes con adonos de nacar.
InedIas de- soda. oanisas. corhatas
modeios 1911. botonaduras, Y otros
ohJetos para hombres Is rnagnffioo eI
surtido. kopa hecha i Ia medida
otrecen los Sres. Garcia y Lineras
en- 50 conocido establecimiento Que
tan .Qsta fama tienen en- L ciudai '
Z lsla 10 DIVIDES qae La Nlnfa e
u en u Gale dc Ia Fortaleza u, en-
san Juan y e sirven pedidos por 90
rreo v aeaba De reclnir LIN gran SUI
lido de Cqs mrs.
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10 QUE HARA.

Una mujer compra una maqui.
ma de coser por ell trabajo qns
ejecuta y no como un mueble.
Un hombre lleya un relox para
que le indique Ia hora y no CO.
mo inversion de un capital So
brante, y el mismo principle SO
sigue en- el caso de enfermedad.
Necesitamos la medicina 8 el
tratamiento que alivia y cura.
El tratamiento de una enferme-
dad no admite empirismos. La
gente tiene derecho 4 saber 10
que es una medicina y sus efec-
tos antes de tomarla. Debe ha-
Der dejado conocidos anteceden-
tes de benefcios en- casos iden-
ticos, una serie de curaciones que
prueben sus meritos E inspiren
confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antecedentes, es que Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Sc compra y emplea sin vaeilacio-
mes o dudas. Su buena fama es
la s6hda base en- que SO cimenta
la fe del publico y el buen nom
bre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultados, Para los fines nara
los cuales Sc recommends, es leal,
efcaz Y prdctica, hace preeisa-
mente 10 que tiene I'd. derecho
a esperar de ella. Es tan sabrosa
como la miel Y eontiene. todos
los principles nutritiyos Y cura-
tivos del Aceite de Higado de
Bacalao Puro, que eKtraemos d.
reetamente de los higados fres-
COS del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe de Hipofestitos Compues-
to, Extractos de Malta = Cerezo
Sllyestre. Merece Ia mas plena
confanza en- cssos de Anemia,
Escr6fuia, Debilidad Nerviosa '
General, Tos, Influenza, Bron-
quits, Gripa, Impurezas de la
Sangre y Afecciones Agotantes.
Ell DR.. Raimundo de Castro,
de Habana, Cuba, dice: He usa-
do Ia Preparation de Wampole
ohteniendo M resultado muy fa-
yorable. Eficaz desde la pri-
mera d6sis.' Nadie sufre.un
desengano con esta. De venta
en- elas Droguersas ] Boticas.
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