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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03
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Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 80.
Editor TIMEs;-Eight young girls
stepped off an Illinois street car at
the corner of North street They were
headed for the Shortridge high school
On the car 1 had carefully sobserved
them. Not one presented a wholesome
appearance Every complexion was put
tylike. Every one of them had flied
teeth and pale gums. Not one had
cherry lips or apple checks Lack
lustre eyes and Ianguid manners pre-
vailed. Just oue-half of them had
splotches or pimples on their faces.
Each one wore high heeled pointed
slippers, and stockings as thin as the
gossamer film of summer. Their feet
had been considerably deformed by
wrong-shaped shoes before they had
reached seven years of age High heels
had been added later and the deform-
ing of spine, hips and shoulders was
now progressing finely. The deform-
ing of the pelvis and the misplacing
of internal organs had been going on
for some time. for all wore corsets
laced just a little tighter than mother
approved, but permitted.
No doubt the nutrition of these
school girls. such as it was, was de-
creams. salads and ice cream and soda
water. In their earlier schol days
glucose, stick candy and "all-day suck
ers' had knocked out wholesome ap-
petitcs. Probably every one was TAX.
ing a tonic or some kind of stomach
medicine"
One firm of stomach tablet markers
sold five tons OF their tablets In one
year and netted a big fortune The
| takers are now just a lille further or
with their bad stomachs than before
| taking. The doctors who prescribed
the tablets and the druggists who solo
them. just smiled, for they know mos
people want health by medicine and no
by right living, and ii is little profit K
| instruct.
/ OF course natures laws for gaining
| health cannot be followed. If they were
we could not ride IN stuffy street cars
nor go to school in ill-ventilate,
schoolrooms: nor go TO stuffy churche.
and thearers; nor have refreshments a
parties, nor eat rich candies; nor drini
alcoholic liquors. nor drug ourselves
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03
FAIRBANKS ATTENDS.

Former Vice President Fairbanks
Friday night addressed the Northwest
Indiana Methodist Conference in La
porte on Progress and the Influence OF
Home Missions" Particular attention
was paid to the Methodist Hospital at
Indianapolis. its object and value to the
church. He discussed general topics
relating to Methodism and commended
widespread development.
SUES PREACHER FOR DIVORCE.
In her complaint for a divorce Mrs.
Mae Hunter of Kokomo alleges against
her husband, the Rev. Theodore Hunter.
that he left her at Calm, Parke Coun-
ty, with the declaration that The didn't
like children" The Rev. Mr.. Hunter is
alleged to have given his wife but IS
for her car fare to this city and as a
means of support for her self and two
children.
BALL IN MURAT TEMPLE.
The handsome ballroom at the Murat
Temple was the scene of a brilliant so
cial function last night when the in
augural ball was given About 100
couples attended the ball. which was
the first given in the artistic home OF
the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
BREAKS MANEUvER CAMP.
The third biennial Maneuver Camp
on the FIT. Benjamin Harrison Reserva-
ton has become a matter of history
At the hour the flag that hung over
Gen. Hodges headquarters was lowered
trains loaded with troops were pulling
out of the camp. bound for the points
where the soldiers are stationed.
| CLAPP HELPS BEvERIDGE.
\ 2 -.
Minnesota as headliner. the Republican
campaign was opened in Montgomery
County Friday night Senator Clapp'.
speech was in behalf of the candidac,
of Albert j. Beveridge and was greeted
by an enthusiastic audience.
GIVES EACH $4,000.
| To each of his thirty nieces ant
inephews, including Harry l. Gibbs ant
Mrs. w. NJ. Swaynie of Richmond
IGeorge Lewis, wealthy oil operate
of Oil City, Pa, has presented a checl
for $1,000. The welcomed bequest
were accompanied by letters.
SUES RINGLING CIRCUS.
William Sompsell living ten mile
north of Logansport, has retained TIL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03
EAST CHICAGO PROUD OF HER SUCCESS.

East Chicago considerably
Calumet
plant to be built by the Nodhern Indiana
within
ward of the prospective future Importance of the city
especially
distributing for the commodities
Chicago
to
OF
homes East Chicago
of
This however merely of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03
"WoE UNTO THEME"


Judge Peterson perfect
the Indiana EIarbor New
Ohio a
o he
The fact of the
paice
president
Mr. Peterson hobnobbing with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03
FIRST AID TO DEMOCRACY.

Newspapers that believe
there is cause for insurgency still
trend political
What accomplished?
republican
which republican should
parts couyIafayeste
a4A 80.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

following year he was ordained a priest
in the Episcopal Church, and for the
next two years he was assistant min
lister at Christ Church, Springfield,
Mass. He then became rector of Christ
Church in Fitchburg. Mass, where he
remained until 1904, when he assumed
his present position as rector of ST.
Pauls Church. New Haven
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

baths. cold baths, steam baths, mas
sage, will all be tried. but the decad-
ence was we'll started in youth and will
not stop. Last scene of ala rag, a
bone and a hank of hair.
j. N HURRY,
Secy. State Board of Health.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03
.sTHIS Is MY BOTH BIRTHDAY
BfshOp-elecx of Rhode Island.

Rev. James DeWolf Jr. who has just
been chosen Episcopal bishop of Rhode
Island in succession to the late Bishop
McVickar, was born in Germa ntown,
Pa, Oct 3, 1871, and was educated at
the Germantown Academy and the
University of Pennsylvania He spent
a year in postgraduate work at Har-
ward University and then entered the
Cambridge Theological school. from
which he was graduated IN 1896. The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

EDITOR Wheeler of the Lake
County Star, says this week: The
old man at The Star Office has been
sick the past few days, but fat peo-
jple never get any sympathy, and he
has to stay at his post"
Oh pshaw. Cheer up. Here's our
lsympathy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03
R ANDOM M
THINGS & FILINGS

MR.. Cannon's real sentiments, how
ever, continue to be locked up in his
own bosom.
YOU see it is still dangerous to have
an unmuzzled dog even at any time Of
the year.
ALL men are born equal until the
first baby comes, then the sentiment
has to be changed again.
LEARN to forgive your enemies" |
says an exchange, ''if only in the in
terest of party harmony"
1T must be made clear, however. that |
the open season for hunting does not |
cover shooting at politicians.
over by an auto as scared to death by |
some of these automobile horns.
WE haven't any idea that Mr.. Bryan
will put on the Taggart muzzle when
he makes his speeches in Indiana.
DOESN'T take long for people to
find out that the new nationalism is
only another name for the same old
game.
LIMA Cavaliera's idea of love are
rather vague, but her ideas on the
financial situation seem to be solid as
Ia rock.
SUPT Ferret of the Shelbyville
schools will not permit football in the
school there and doesn't care who
knows 1t.
STRANGE that Hammonds repre-
sentatives at the state medical meeting
should work for the state inebriate
asylum bill.
Herald what he calls "a sinking
heart" He is lucky it didn't give
him a sinking stomach as it did some
CT the rest of us.
| JUST as soon as you pay for a few
tons of coal this fall you will get to
know what. downward revision of the
lpock etbool1 means.
L. et 4 = p
IF YOUR doctor tells you that you
have appendicitis you might as we'll
reach down for the checkbook and
your fountain pen.
OUR friend Judge Peterson says
THAT he feels greatly encouraged over
the situation Yes, the corn crop is
VERY good this year.
YOU cannot deny the right of the
Indiana Harbor baseball team to do
a little Dragging now and then when
they have the goods.
WISH that Luther Burbank would
begin work on a toadstoolless mush.
room after he gets through with the
puckerless persimmon.
IF there is any gambling in Ham
, mond, the police will undoubtedly be
much pleased to get information that
will lead to a few arrests.
|
THE republican candidates here are
pledged to vote for Beveridge, the
democratic candidates are not pledged
that's just the difference.
e
MAN points out that there is nc
lsafe and sane way to fall out of ar
: laeroplane. No, and there is no safe
and sane way to fall out of bed either
: PROBABLY pretty hard for Mr.
Roosevelt to wait a whole month be
I fore seeing his remarks in print. Why
r rot at least make the Outlook &
weekly.
: ED HOWE says that woman car
[ talk all day to her husband when BIZ
| lis reading his newspaper and he viii
Z mot hear her until she mentions wha
t tshe paid for her hat.
80
E declared that he intends to die
! bachelor" says the Toledo Blade. VIII.
IS it that when man speaks of bach
Y elorhood he always thinks about dy
: ling? asks contemporary.
EAST Chicago lady advertised for
music teacher the other day for he
little daughter and when the youni
lady came she asked her ito play
t couple of duets SO that she could Sc
e lhow good a player she was"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

EAST Chicago lady advertised for a
music teacher the other day for her
little daughter and when the young
lady came she asked her ito play a
couple of duets SO that she could see
how good a player she was"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

DOESN'T take long for people tt
find out that the new nationalism is
only another name for the same ole
game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

WE haven't any idea that Mr.. Bryan
will put on the Taggart muzzle wheI
he makes his speeches in Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

LIMA Cavaliera's idea of love are
rather vague, but her ideas on the
financial situation seem to be solid as
a rock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

declared that he intends to die a
bachelor" says the Toledo Blade. Why
IS it that when man speaks of bach
elorhood he always thinks about dy-
ing? asks a contemporary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

WE would almost as soon be run
over by an auto as scared to death b,
some of these automobile horns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

STRANGE that Hammond's repre-
sentatives at the state medical meeting
should work for the state inebriate
asylum bill. ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

SUPT. Ferrel of the Shelbyville
schools will not permit football in the
school there and doesn't care who
knows 1t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

Herald what he calls "a sinking
heart" He is lucky it didn't give
him a sinking stomach as 1t did some
CT the rest of us.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

IF there is any gambling in Ham
mond, the police will undoubtedly be
much pleased to get information that
will lead to a few arrests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-03

THE republican candidates here are
pledged to vote for Beveridge, the
democratic candidates are not pledged
that's just the difference.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Jeff HEEDS ADVICE
TO LAY OFF A BIT
At Corbetts Suggestion, the Champion
Merely Takes Run on Road
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY
TSpeciaI DispGtch 10 The CaUl

JEFFRIES TRAINING CAMP, ROWARDENNAN, June 3efries
under Jim Corbet instructions today another Roman
holiday Rowardennan camp big just
hhed hshed his hearts afternoon
the He perfectly conend lose everybody else and
stroll upstream all by himself.
go way
with big fellow The
the others ' Right now S his % d jf F get of & with with sa n
jeff is Strong enough
better on with the light scientific air than with the slam bang sort going
but fellow
CoRBETT PREDICTS MARATHON RACE
There question but Johnson make careful fight of
knowledge game big prepare
% or St. 9e % the od o0 F R oud Sep 3 0Ran6 ot OVER I
hing for oe Be ong oh eP P a@S9 @ 5 ON the ne ouftR Of ul
JEFF get plenty Of good pacce in Chasing Bob Armstrong and
Nobody anything ugging making rough house He
Would have he stood up and ie to mix with tbs bip feo Wn tI
g would not last round Jeff knows how Johnson will fight him. he
% & have told everybody often that believe that Jeff
ii ali goes for them nevertheless an s % " rooms" pay 0"
tain thar jeff in superb Condition and will be Johnson @ % niess M the @ b
IS better than Jeff years This the nutshell
BIG FELLOW MAY DON THE GLOVES TODAY
@ @ P viii P box 0moS% 5nd SUNDAY 3 TOR the benefit & Of the he visitors
should don the then but he does dappoint
fSTne his % This boxing W will he f % the @ purpose o Seeing M nm MN
Cobe and likes we'll and the kind wheh Johnson e T
co6e @ himself ready Of the glove freely
jeff be able to do himself moTs good by going few
Gentleman Jim all - -
JEFFS ROAD WORK Is REMARKABLE
& 5 sy a' n mo9d @ on M the @ 6os 66 but the the o d time his work
Of the the keep the He finished II
foot racer than '
Jeff Monterey Monday fishing on
@ bedrock % % @ e hear II him % appoacT IS ] @ @ o oag dnat the & trout @
II @ @ present resent plans Of & G2Ebef Jeff will probably continue
Us lsn Oog UP 70 Ntr coupe OF days or the hight
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
WAYMAN FIGURES
IN A PRELIMINARY
Stanford Boy Wins One Heat in
Quarter Mile at Western
Conference Meet

URBANA. III, June s.-The tenth an
nuaI track and field meet of the west
ern intercollegiate conference athletic
association win be held on the new
Illinois field tomorrow.
Among the teams expected to be
{ strong contenders for the champion
Ship are Chicago. Wisconsin, Illinois,
Leland Stanford an9 Notre Dame. Be
cause Of the apparent equality of many
Of the teams entered it is expected that
25 points viii be enough to win.
Only a few events are conceded to
any particular athlete. Tt is expected
that Davenport. Of Chicago will be the
winner Of the 449 yard run He won
ms heat in the preliminary today in
Impressive style in the creditable time
Of 80 3-5. Davenport is also thought
TO be a likely winner in the half mile
run.
Straub Of Chicago is looked upon as
g contender in the 100 yard dash by
virtue Of his victory in that event last
year Nelson OF Washington university
is held in high favor for this event and
lso the 220 yard dash which is con-
sidered his better distance
eOne Of the features Of the meet will
be the exhibition pole vaulting of
Leland Scott captain of the Stanford
team. Scott. who holds the worlds
record OF u feet 1913 inches, is in
eligible to compete under the confer
ence rules, as this is his fourth year
in intercollegiate competition. Scott
made his record at Boulder, Colo, May
p Of this year and hopes to reach the
phenomenal mark Of 13 feet tomorrow.
The recent cold weather is said to
have affected the California men, who
have been here several days in the
hope Of becoming acclimated
The preiiminaries of the tenth an
nual track and field meet OF the west
err intercollegiate conference athletic
association, held today. were disap-
pointing because of the small field.
The 100 yard dash. the 220 yard dash
and the high and low hurdles and two
heats in the quarter mile were the
only events run
Davenport of Chicago and Wayman
Of Leland Stanford were the winners
of the two heats. Both men won with
plenty TO spare. Davenport ran in
so 80. while the other heat was a bit
slower. Summaries:
First best-Davenport. Chicago. FIRST; Stolz.
Leland Stanford, second; knecht. Michigan az
ricultural, third. Tine 80 80
Second heaf-Wayman. Leland Stanford, first.
Haniey Illinois, second; Wolcott, Beloit third,
Tine 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

First race, about s ftrlongs-Madn1an. IL to
10. won; Magazine, to 1. second; Dreamer
to 1, third. Time. I:18.
Second race. mile and an sighth-Quantice.
70 1, won; Sir Cleges. TO ?. second; Rockstone.
IL to 1, third. Time. 1:5f I.5
Third race, mile and an eighth-Firestous.
to .. won; Pretend, to :. second: zienap. 5 to
l. third Time. 1853.
Fourth race, mile and a sixtsenth-Princs I'm
perial. to l, won The Turk. II 10 10. second
Grasmere. 1S 10 5. third. Time. las So
F1fth race, i've furlOngs-LOchiel 4 70 won
lneision. 10 to ]. second; Miss Jonah 40 To 1
third Time. 1.O2 Is
70 4. won; Clif Edge. 5 TO /. second: Sir Evsiv,
10 TO 1. third Time. las s-5
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Big PLUNGE ON
old NICK FAILS
Tip Passed on First Appearance
of Son of PIanudeS Proves
Disastrous

When Old Nick failed to win the
third race at Emeryville yesterday the
layers were jubilant, as his victory
would have proved very expensive to
them. The son of Planudes made his
first appearance of the season and il
was reported that AL Goodin had given
him special preparation, going to the
extent of working him at times when
the clockers were absent. The geIding
was credited with having shown fast
trials and it was whispered that he
was to be the medium of a coup One
or two layers quoted 90 to / at the out
set, but onlyna few small wagers were
made at that price. So heavy was the
play that when the field went to the
post Old Nick was Is to favorite,
while Good Ship had receded.
After racing second to Combury un-
til the stretch was reached Old Nick
assumed the lead amid much excite
ment among the many who had pinned
their hopes to him. Selden put up one
of the most vigorous Ndes of his ca :
reer, but Old Nick began to hang near
the finish and was unable to stand off
the rush of Good Ship, which won by
a head. Glennadeane was a close third.
There was much gloom among the
Goodin contingent and the numerous
hackers of Old Nick, as he was extern
sively played throughout the country
IS we'll as at the track
Most of the other winners were heay-
lily supported. Sink Spring was the
medium of one of the most successful
plunges of the afternoon He was
backed down to even money in the
had the gelding in front all the way.
landing him winner by a head from
Mike Jordan, which closed fast. Third
money went to Gretchen c.
Who, 20 to l chance, upset calcu-
lations by winning the first race from
Matchtulla and Lookout
Matte Mack led all the way in the
second, while Onatassa beat LIE Petite
for the place, Inghan. the favorite.
broke down when running prominently
the last sixteenth.
John Louis, the heavily played first
choice. fought it out with Sir John in
the fourth and won by a head. Cap
tain Burnett was third
oswald lasted long enough to beat
Deneen head in the closing event.
Electrowan was third. Darlington. the
favorite, failed to show much speed.
Buxton and Vosper divided the rid
ing honors, each landing two of their
mounts in front.
This is the last day of the racing
season at Emeryvil1e and a very large
attendance is expected. One of the
features of the good card offered is the
San Francisco handicap at a mile. IT
will bring together some of the best
horses on the coast.
The many friends of Ed Purser, the
former well known owner and plunger.
will be pleased to learn that he has re-
covered his health. He is still sight
less. however. w. E. Travis took him
on an automobile ride a few DAYS ago
and reports that he is looking well.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Louisville Results

First race, six furlongs-Laveno won Domiu-
lea second, Major third. Time. 1:14 as. 81
mutuels paid--La VenO, straight $40 so: Do
minica. place, ST.T0; Major. show, $4
Second race four and half furlongs-Indian an
Girl straight. S12.60, won; Minnie Wendell
place. S14.T0, second; Bette Sue. show S6 40
third. Time. 90.
Third race. six furlongs-G Geuimel straight
s20.50, won; Clint Tucker. place SS So second
snap. show, S410. third Time, 1912 S-5
Fourth race. mile and 20 yards-KIng's Daueh-
ter won, Hanbridge second. J. r. Reed thir5
Time. 1:4o % Mutuels paid: Kings Daughfer
straight S540; Hanbridge, place, $3.50; ]. III
Reed. show, $40
Fifth race. four and a half flrlones-Ws
chuta. straight. $20.60, won; Princess Pomers
place, $50, second; Huxler. show, s6. third'
Time, :55.
Sixth race. selling mile and a sixteenth
Third Rail won, Greenbridges second (solcondo
third. Time, 1:47. Third Rail straight xfI %.
Greenoridge. place, $500; GoIconds, show,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
RETIRING PAY WANTED
BY FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
Civil Service Appointees Will
Form Organization

meeting of all the federal en-
ployes in this city and vicinity has
been arranged for next Monday even
ing at 1880 o'clock in Santa Clara
hall, ,172 Golden Gate avenue, to per-
feet a permanent organization of the
San Francisco branch of the United
States civil service retirement associa-
tion.
The object of the organization is to
secure action on the bill now before
congress to provide retired pay for
aged civil service employees the same
as the army, navy and revenue cutter
services.
President Taft has advocated the plan
both when secretary of war and since
he became president
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Ogden Results
oGDEN. JUNO s.-Results:

OGDEN. June 3.-Results:
Annie Wells second. Aquiline third Time
1:o2 4-5. A'Ane'
Second race, three-qusrters of mile-Wild
wood Bill won. sam McGbbon second. Elder
third. Time l.16 2-5 -iUei
Third race, three-quarters Of a mile-Senator
Barrett won- Byron second, Gaga third Time.
Fourth race, one miie-0ssian won. Miss Naomi
second, Nolfville third Time. 1:44
Fifth race. half a miIe-Aliyia won loo u-ol,s
second. Chanute third Time. 40 3-5
Sixth race. three-eighths of miIe-Ueavet
won, Glendenning second Wheatstone third
Time, 81 30.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
INCREASES IN BANK
CLEARINGS FALL OFF
Stockton Shows Decrease of 2
Per Cent

Ine clearing house cities of Cali
fornia reporting this week to the Cali
fornia development board, do not show
as large a percentage of increase over
the corresponding week of last year as
they did last week, and in one case,
stockton, there was small decrease.
lhe reports were as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
PARTNERS UNABLE
TO EXTEND SMOKE
Black Giant Applauded for Speech in
Which He Pledges Squareness

HAMPON JACK JOHNSON held the attention OF the ians last night
he partners
~ large the one assembled al the same
anything hke
one accorded the boiler well
taunng the gallery the black champion was
a fair greeting
been in his training work at tne ea
probably the attendance being smaller than
appeared house and there uor