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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
EAST Chicago.

Jimmie French as manager for the
East Chicago Juniors baseball team
has ordered new uniforms for the club
from Nassau and Thompson, the East
Chicago headquarters for sporting
goods. The uniforms which are of
navy blue and old gold, will be paid
for out of money donated by the East
Chicago business men and are said to
be very handsome. The new harness
will arrive week from today and the
boys will wear them the following day
when they play in Hammond.
Herman Flacher and Bill" Carroll
attended the performance at the Ameri-
can music hall in Chicago Thursday
evfning.
Mrs. Harry Thompson received a
message from Clarinda, Iowa. an
nouncing the death of her brother.
John Wagner. OF that place on last
Thursday. Mrs. Thompson left last
night for C1arinda to attend the funeral
which will take place there tomorrow.
The meeting of Bluma lodge which
was to have taken place in Wieiand' s
hall tomorrow evening has been post
poned indefinitely on account of Sun
day being the Jewish holiday.
Mrs. A. A. Ross and baby. who have
been visiting at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. c. d. Shumard in Mt. Carmel. Ill.
returned this week. With Mrs Ross
In Mt. Carmel were Mrs. w. L. Funk
hauser and Mrs. w. H. Curry.
Mrs. III. X. Groves will entertain al
a Finch party this evening in honor OF
Miss Ella Lyons of Elkhart who is the
guest of Mrs. A. H. W. Johnson.
The Sunbonnet Club last night sur
prised Miss Lottie Ross at her home
on Barring avenue with a miscellaneous
shower. Miss Ross Is to be married te
Mr.. Everett Leach OF Hammond or
June FL. There were about thirty
present and the evening was spent IL
playing cards and games. Mrs. A G
Schleiker will entertain with a similar
shower for Miss Ross next Tuesda,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haugh are spend
ing a few weeks with Mr.. laughs rela
tives in Toronto, Canada.
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GAMES FOR TOMORROW

Hammond VS.. Tom Murrays, at H. A.
A. park.
Crown Point VS.. Chicago Athletics, at
Crown Point.
Gary vs. Niles, at Niles, Mich.
Indiana Harbor VS.. Plymouth, at
Plymouth.
Amateur Games.
Hammond Grays VS.. O'Rourke Colts,
at Harrison park.
Zimmerman Colts VS.. Harbor Athlet-
les, at Indiana Harbor.
Oakley Juniors VS.. Kamradt Colts, at
West Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
sOx TOSS OPENER, 10
Blackburne's Wild Heave in
Ninth Gives Washington
Great Slab Duel.

Erratic pegging by Blackburne, with
two dead in the ninth. and a runner on
second, beat the white sox yesterday, 1
to 0, in one of the most sensational
pitching duels ever staged on the South
Side. Up to that point Big Ed'' Walsh
and Senator Walker had fought brill
liantly. each allowing one bingle in the
opener. and each going seven rounds
at no-hit speed. 1t looked like a sure
enough extra inning affair until the
blue ribbon kid chucked far over Gan
dis knob. giving Washington the in
itial combat, / to 0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
TOM MURRAYS
IN HAMMOND
TOMORROW

The Tom Murrays Of Chicago have
been secured to play the local boys at
the formal opening of the H A. A. park
tomorrow afternoon The Tom Muir
rays are the nine that defeated Ham
mond in grueling inning
contest in the early part of the season
Hammond's baseball team is much
stronger now. When the Tom Murrays
were here last the local boys were just
trying out for their positions, but now
Hammond has a classy bunch of regu-
lars who can play ball with any of the
Chicago semi-pros. Manager Ketchel
expects to defeat the Chicago nine to-
morrow, but he has also prepared for
the game this week by putting the team
through a good workout nearly every
night. Batteries-Tom Murrays: Tuna
and Mcmillan; Hammond: Pollard,
Walker and Fuehrmeyer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARB0R

be held the annual children's day ex-
ercises of the Sunday school. The in
teresting feature of this program is
that each class in the school will be
represented. Only one number will be
given by each class and these will
make the entire program from begin
ming to end, which will be about an
hour in length.
The Sunday school offering to the
board of education for student aid will
be received Sunday through the spe-
cial envelopes distributed last Sunday
to all the scholars of the school It
is hoped that this offering may reach
very creditable sum, as the cause Is
most worthy one. Every scholar
should give something to swell this
offering
The outlook for services in the Bap
tist church tomorrow Is interesting.
The morning service will consist of a
report on the Northern Indiana Bap-
list convention which was held in
Mishawakee Thursday and Friday and
a short address by the pastor. Rev. e.
o. Bradshaw on Religious Value of the
Psalms" DR.. G.. Jayne OF Indiana
| polls will assist in the evening service.
DR.. Jayne is a prominent speaker
among the Baptists of the state. After
| tomorrow Rev. Bradshaw will be in
Ironton, Ohio on vacation for two
! Sundays and his pulpit will be filled by
C. A. Campbell of the University of
Chicago.
| There will be no services at the
Church OF Christ tonight Tomorrow
morning Mrs. Trimble will take for her
| subject THE Mystic Chain" and in
the evening What Shall I Do To Be
Saved" The meetings will continue
in the church next week.
| Assistant General Freight Agent
Lacey of the New York Central lines
| was in the Harbor yesterday on bust
| ness
! Mr.. Setter of the Setter Big Store and
Mr.. Julius Nassau. proprietor of the
Mems Toggery were around yesterday
leaving paacards In all the stores thai
are members of the Indiana Harbol
Retail Merchants Association. The
cards state that the owner of the
store is a member of the association
and agrees to close every Wednesday
at o'clock and at o'clock on every
other evening except Saturday and In
land mill pay days, beginning Wednes
day, June 22d. At the last meeting o
the association all the various line.
and groceries were represented. TIL,
next meeting will take place at thu
Auditorium on the evening OF wednes
day, June 22d.
The Lady Maccabees held a meeting
last night In Clines hall at whfcl
about thirty Ave members were pres
emit and Mrs. Edith Jenkins was initial
ed into the order. Refreshments wer
! served after the business of the meet
! Ing had been disposed of.
Mr.. A. G. Lindquist and family will
spend Sunday with friends in Laporte
III Miss Edna LandeIl returned yester
/ day from Ogema, Wis, where she wen
/ to convalesce after her attack of ty
phoid fever. Miss Landel1 has nov
fully recovered and will resume he
duties in the post office next Monda,
Miss Lulu Anderson of Laporte visit
ed friends in the Harbor last Wednes
| day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
MURFEY TO PLAY
DESPITE BAN

New Haven, Conn, June 11.-Spencer
Murfey, the Yale pitcher, who was sus-
pended last week by the faculty, was
ordered to report today at Princeton
and left with the team. This is an
innovation, for a Yale player who is
under suspension had never before been
taken away with the regular squad to
a game While 1t is not believed that
the baseball officials will openly defy
the faculty, their action has surprised
and puzzled the university.
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Get Busy With Oscar.
INDIANA HARBOR.

The services at the Methodist church
Sunday will include several new fea-
lures. The special services of the day
is due to the annual observance of
children's day. The pastors sermon
at IL o'clock in the morning will be on
the subject. 'cMethodism and Her
schools" At $50 in the evening win
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
SATURDAY.

Opening of annual congress of
the North Americak Skat league
at Detroit
Annual meeting Of New Eng
land Military Rifle association
begins at Wakefield, Mass
Annual Giants Despair auto
mobile hill climb at Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
Interscholastic athletic meet
at the University of Chicago.
Tennis tournament at Long
wood Cricket club for Massa-
chuetts championship. singles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
REGAL PLUGGER
NEARS TRIP END

Jefferson, Iowa, June 1.-THE Regal
plugger, getting through mud In Kan
sas and crossing Nebraska, started
through Iowa Wednesday. covering
$500 miles to date on the present trip,
and has 5000 more to cover before fin
ishing. which will make a total mile
age of $1,000 miles.
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Results Yesterday.

Chicago, 0; Washington. 1.
Cleveland. 8; Boston. 1.
Detroit, 4; New York, (ten innings.
ST Louis Detroit, wet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York, 8; Chicago. 8.
Boston Cincinnati, rain.
Philadelphia-Pittsb wet grounds.
Brooklyn-St Louis, wet grounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
M'FARLAND GETS
LONDON BOUTS

London, June lin addition to
signing for return match with Fred
die Welsh, Packey Mcfarland. the Chi
cago lightweight, has signed to box
Jack Goldswain, the former British
lightweight champion. before the Burg
ess club of London June Is. They will
fight fifteen rounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
Deciding Game.

The deciding game for the amateur
championship of Hammond will be
played between the Hammond Grays
and the ORourke Colts for purse OF
two hundred dollars, Sunday afternoon
at Harrison park.
A great deal of interest has been
aroused regarding the game between
the two amateur mines and the contest
promises to be the most important am
ateur game of the season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11

Pitcher Overalfs arm of the Chicago
Cubs. Recently Reese declared he
would have nothing to do with baseball
players. charging that they refused to
pay him. but he made an exception In
Overalrs case.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
TO START PIGEONS
AT CHARLOTTE

Charlotte, Mich, June 1.-THE birds
for the annual fight of the Maple Leaf
Pigeon club of Toronto will be released
here this morning II the weather IL
clear. The dis lance is 500 miles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
SPORTING NOTES
Gun CLUB TOURNAMENT
Gary Gets Second Place at
Lowell; Hammond Is
Fourth.
Especial to THD T1MEs.)

Lowell, Ind, June 1.-THE second
tournament and the county team shoot
was pulled off here yesterday in
gale of wind. There were thirty-three
shooters, seventeen having shot the
program through. The high profess
sional was w. D. Stannard of Chicago.
The high amateur was Jess Young OF
Chicago.
The following is the score Of each
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11

This is the second OF the county team
shoots. The other two will be shot, one
at Gary August and the last at Ham
mond on Labor day. The way the
teams now stand is: Poplar Springs
first: Lowell and Gary, tied for sec
ond place; Hammond, third, with only
seven birds difference between the
high and the low teams.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11

II you smoke a Lavender Cigar once
you will always call for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11

The Lavender Cigar AZ a home prod
uct. None better.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
REESE TREATING
PITCHER OVERALL

Youngstown. o., June 11.-Boneset-.
ter Reese today began treatment on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11

TryA Lavender Cigar. IT'S goodi
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UNDERTAkERa.

s1sS z $50 ME-. =, az & CAS- e: s.
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% open the caas. because the time boo,
showing What each employee was sn-
titled 81 was strapped % the aids over
hpping tho lkl
The ciruuitoIs trail back 20 the brick
yard meant Just one thing 10 th- poliSe-
that two Of the robbers AZ least r~r~
employees, who thought 90 CONCEAL their
Grim" by hurrying back to join their
"omradss. Lane was positive that thsre
was ground O. think that they had run
after the bgickmakers and become part
Of "a" crowd around the dad driver
and the dying young treasurer
The employees ran all strung out.
said Lane. -und th.. nature Of th.. country
would have mad. IL possible for th~ss
fellows To slip in without being suspected
They would have had time tn do 10 IL they
had used their legs fast. and it, a good
bet they ran for all there was in them
III" other party. the three or four that
split away from the two who fed with the
money and legged ~ IN an opposite direc-
tion. puzzled the police more Tonight
nobody Sa- quite SURE what to make Of
them IL Is possible that they were
employees also, but u seemed moro
likely that they didn't belong 10 the brick
makers. and that they had been called
in To help Ia the robbery by The men who
knew that Denton Fowler was bringing
a large sum ~ money Their tracks ed
nowhere. but che police DO not helisve
" Ip~-lbF tllat NnfN tpulu nave got GUY
Of this immediate country
Everything was watched last night
Mon armed with zhotgiins. revolVerS and
rifles patrolled the roads, Watched the
railroad tracks and walked the paths
that lead 20 the Hudson River Besides,
the alarm had gone out 80 quickly that all
along the Boston and Albany Railroad
which runs eastward from here 10 Chatham
and beyond, and along the New York
Central agents and police were keeping
an eve out for suspicious looking mon
For that reason" said tho chief Il
think they will be caught IN a day or two.
Those fellows are hiding somewhere,
but they will he driven out by starvation
As for the other two maybe wen lay
hands on them quicker
Once she Italian letter IL pieCed together
the chief believes he can make an arrest
or two. There can be little doubt, he
said. that the letter belonged 20 one 81
the men in the bandit party. The Straps
OF paper were found where the handnnnR
handk Jrchief. masks and the caps were
found. step or two from the glade the
robbers had used for camp. The fraE-
ments were rainsoaked and the ink had
run, but the Writing was still legibla
There was no mistak ing the fact that the
bits o. paper hadn't been long on the
ground
President Fowler ~ tho Peoples Bank
returned go Haverstrav this morning
With Dentoa's body. George RAgsdale's
IN in an undertaksr's chapel here. When
Senator Rose came this morning he
brought with him two Pinkerton detec-
tives. who went 70 work at once with the
Hudson police on the case.
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THOUSANDS our TO SEE TAFT.
President Talks 20 MANY Audiences
Meets Politicians on Train.

CHICAGO. Sept This wasn't exactly
a day 81 rest for President Taft. although
for a part OF the afternoon he was able
to hide away In his stateroom and get a
few minutes sleep
The Presidents car reached Chicago
shortly before . O'Clock tonight IL In
due ia Sc Paul early tomorrow and the
President will make at least two speeches.
| and one, his address to the National Con-
servation Congress. is expected to prove
among the most important Of the Presi
dents uttsrances in the fall campaign.
Thousands Of people turned out along
the way to-day to greet Mr.. Taft. al
though much Of the time IL was drizzly
and disa greeable AZ Buffalo the little
crowd was disappointed. because Mr..
Taft wss atili asleep. But at Erie. Pa
Ashtabula. Ohio. Cleveland, Toledo, Elk
hart. south Bend and lAporte. Ind. the
crowds were waiting
The President made a short rear plat
form talk at several Of Theses towns, shook
hands with lot Of people and seemed to-
bs chi wing himself immensely
At Cleveland Congressman Cassidy.
who succeeded senator Burton ia the
HOUSE Of Representatives, W. j. Marshall
and lily Davis got on. and Lewis G Laylin.
chairman OF the Ohio Republican com
mltte- boarded the Alaypower at Tol"do.
win the coming OF the OnlOanh IL no.
came known 90 those aboard the Presi-
dent train that an effort had been made
IN have Gov Hughes OF New York get
into the Ohio fight Since the Governor
has been nominated and confirmed as an
Associate Justlr. Of the supreme Court
he daolined Ia enter political campaign.
IL became known to-day too that Gov.
Hughes probably will not resi- IN a. Chief
Executive OF New York until he IL ready 10
assume nus plac" upon the supreme Court
bench II was said tonight that the
Governor probably would be sworn In as
a member Of that court about the second
Monday in October. when 10 holds its first
TnastIng in tho fall The Governor IL was
said. will hold offics in New York until
then
Congressman William b. Mckinley Of
Illinois. chairman Of the Republican Con-
gross campaign committee and Con.
gra~smRn Duncan Mckinlay Of Cali
fornia. one of the campaign sDellbind"rn.
boarded tho MAyfiower at I-aporte and
rode TO Chicago Mr. Mckinlay was de-
feated for denomination rscontly, much 90
the regret Of friends of the Administration
Roth COnEreasmsn were ~ optimIstic
a. over about the general political out.
look
Chairman Mckinley Of the Congress
sional COMMITTEES was in a predicting
mood The Republicans win have a
majority OF ~ Va the next House, said he
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DIED.

BLACK On Friday. September .. 1910. al Edgs-
mere l.. l. Prank Milton BlacE. husband o!
Es'aer BothmAnn Black
Funeral services at she residence Of his sister,
Mn. William 4. Tucker. III West xth 81.
this Monday afternoon At O'Clock.
FOWLER suddenly. on September .. 1910
Denton Fowler Sd. son Of Everett and ANA
=. Fowler.
Funeral services wednesday afternoon. sep
tenber :. ~ \ O'Clock. al the residence
OF his father. HaNersirsw. v. Y. Carriages
will he In waiting 'h- arrival 81 usins
leaving West shore r. u. al ST. y y. 20
usoA 81 and y IS r. u. and leaving New
burgh A. II. - \. II. and IS y. VI.
FRY On SATURDAY September > a. Bar Harbcr.
Ne Charles Try, son OF the ate Joseph and
rHSahrth Ncvin fry.
Funeral from ST SaNiour's Church. Bar hArbof.
on Monday September 5. at II O'Clock. In
icrment a. Mount ALBUM. Boston.
HUTCHINSON On September >. at Shelter
IslNnd y = james l.. Hutchinson.
Fuusral services At the chapel Of the Marhs
Collegiate Church, West 2Sth st. on T-es-
dsy, september .. at .aO ~. ln'srmr1s
private
LAWSON On sunday. September T. Anne wsri
Iamson. wife % the late Iohn l.. Lsrfs 20
AMI daughter Of the late Rodney Coruiss
ant Anne Auen ward.
Scr,ir AZ her bouse. Southampton Z. :.
Tuesday afternoon. september 4. stIo'cIoc.
MARVEL On saturday evening. Sepi~ru-r
1910. ~ Newburgh. \, Harriet Bgrn'
wife Of capt. Thomas > Marvel. IN the 1854
year ~ her age
Funeral from her late residenre 81 Ann -
Tuesday afternoon. septembeTS o. 81, , o.rih-
ORR -Suddenly on September g. AisIanccr
Marknn orr IN his ssth year
Funeral services At hts late residence. -.
East 7,d at. on "Wednesday 81 80 4. Y
inierment private. Albany and Troy y J.
papers please copy.
RYDTR.-On Saturday. September >. 1910. a.
the residence OF Richard n. Lswrence ridge
hcid Conn Franklin Howard Ryder. young
81 son of the late Henry Van puyu Ryder
Funeral services 40 his late residence. taa Wei
End sy.. Tuesdsy. September q. 81 tSo p. n
tntrrment private
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PINCHOT FIGHTING TaWNEY.
Ex.Fsrss;sr wiz Not Re IN ~. Paul 70
Meet NF. TAFT

ST. PAUL. sept 4-Gihori Pinchot
will not meet Pr"sidsnt Taft when he
comes to 81 Paul tn-morrow O. open the
second National Conservation Congress
Instead tn" former Forester will be on
his way IN Rochester. MINI. whore ho
will speak tomorrow night in tine interest,"
81 sydney Anderson. the progressive
candidate for Congress in the First dis
tTict. who is opposing James A Tawney.
Mr.. Pinchot has not seen Taft for sew
ernl months. few days after he was
dlsmiseed from oftice he called az the
White House Since then he has not
been near tho President
Betwe~n Congressman TRwney and Mr.
Pinchot there rests feud Of long sta ndin
that had Its origin when MIR Tawnay.
through the agency Of an appropriation.
legislated out of existence a wataryTays
commission in which the Forester was
interested.
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BARNES SENDS DIRECTIONS.
war on the Hughes and Griscom Men All
Along the Line.

William Barnes. Jr.. Republican leader
% Albany county. sent word from Nan
tucket yesterday 20 his Republican asso-
ciates at State headqua rt"rs that he de-
sired u call their attention 70 recent
uttsrances concerning Federal Office
holders in New York State made by Re-
publicans friendly % President Grisoom
Of the New York Republican county COM
mittee These uttsrances In effect were
that John u O'Brien. Collector 81 the
Port % Plattsburg; John A. Merritt %
I,ockporr and other Federal oficeholders
II tho state COMMITTEES who voted for
the selection Of yice-Presidsnt Sherman
90 bs temporary chairman ~ the sara
toRn convention NAV change their votes
at Saratoga IN fear 81 losing their jobs.
This - a very great injustice 20 the
Taft Administration said Mr. Barnes
In his talk with hiA Republican associ-
ates. FOR the President has not given
any indication that he will be drawn
into the present controversy. do not
b"li"v" the Taft Administration will in
t"rfere The IL fight for principle and
~ must =" fought out on the lines %
principle
I, was said nv upstate Republicans
who were at headquarters yesterday that
wherever possible the Republican Scna-
tors and Republican As@emblymen who
voted Tor the Conn direct nominations
measure, the Hughes supporters. will be
retired this fall that IL. not renominnted.
senator J. MAyhew Wainwright % West
chester will not he rpnOrninated and
SENATOR John y. Cordts 90 Kingston will
lie retired.
Mr.. Barnes also sent word 20 the eject
that every effort must he made 90 defeat
Mr.. WoodrIh's factinnal opponents in
Kings county. because the defeat Of
Woodruff would mean the supremacy 81
Mr. Griscom and Griacom'a friends In
the entire bailiwick ~ New York city
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ODELL RETURNS FROM EUROPE.
Win Have Nothing 20 Say at Present
About POIitIcs-Is Not Win Roosevelt.

About POlitics-h Not Win Roosevelt.
NEwBUR0H. sept. 4.-Fonner Governor
b. r. Odell. Jr.. returned TO this city this
afternoon from a trip abroad He spent
about six weeks touring Great Britain
and France in company with Mrs. Odell
and his sister Miss Estelle Odell The
party left France a week ago to-day and
arrived IN New York at about 10 O'Clock
this morning on the steamer Lapland
They came directly 90 New burgh. Eforts
made this evening TO get Mr.. Odell 20
talk about politics were uneucc"esful
I have nothing To eay - vet. he re-
piled hut IL ~ believed that he will make
a statement soon He was informed that
sorne move or statemen, from him was
being ragerly awaited in vIew 81 the con
troyersv due largely to Col Roosevelt's
activity. but even this would not prompt
MIR Odall 90 talk What stand Mr. Odell
will take ia the controversy IL uncertain.
but u is known that he - not in favor Of
the movement led by Col. Roosevelt
Some interesting turn is expected In
local politics follow ing MIR. Odells return.
There IL a movement here 20 wreSt con-
troll from the former Governor. The
anti -Odellifes are led by Senator John *.
Ro~e They have formed an organization
known a. the Regular Republican OrgAnI-
zation and are alleged TO be IN favor OF
direct primaries.