The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-27
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From the Diary of ST. Lence

From the Diary of ST. Lencs
The people of this country spent
$3.50, 600. 900 for shoes last year, which
indicates that the majority of us do not
ride in taxis, after aH.--News item.
Gosh Almighty! Don't they wear
shoes -vhen they ride in a taxey?
Miss Spring never seems t. be able t
do much with old winters backbone
takes a hand.
Manager Keiser of the Crown Point
baseball team has arranged his .sched-
ule of games in the Northern Indiana
league and Crown Point baseball fans
ought to feel satisfied with the number
III games to be played on the home
ROUNDS. Evidently Crown Point cuts
ONE ice" in the league some of the
s.atn dates and principal holidays are
given to the county seat team with
games at home. Following is the
schedule as arranged for the home
team Keep it for future reference
/ May Z, Crown Point plays Hammond
at Hammond; May IA, Crown Point
plays Hammond at Crown Point; May
Il. Crown Point plays Indiana Harbor
at Indiana Harbor; May IS, Crown
Point plays Indiana Harbor at Crown
Point: May 80. Crown Point plays Whit
ing al Crown Point; June 4. Crown
Point plays Whiting at Whiting. June
H. Crown Point plays Gary at Crown
Point: June is. Crown Point plays Gary
at Crown Point; June 25, Crown Point
plays East Chicago at Crown Point;
July 2, Crown Point plays East Chi
cago at Crown Point; July 4, Crown
T Point plays Hammond at Crown Point;
July 3, Crown Point plays Hammond at
Hammond: July 1s. Crown Point plays
Indiana Harbor at Indiana Harbor;
July es. Crown Point plays Indiana
Harbor at Crown Point: July so, Crown
Point plays Whiting at whiting; Au-
gust S, Crown Point plays Whiting al
Grown Point: August 10, Crown Point
plays Gary at Crown Point; August 20
Crown Point plays Gary at Crown
Point; August 81. Crown Point plays
East Chicago at Crown Point
| The season closes about Oct. 10. and
in the Intervening time between August
"a. the date Of the last scheduled game
and the close of the season series OF
sgarnes will be arranged between the
town and city teams showing the larg
est attendance for the season.
Library Notes.
The following completes the list O
| new travelling library books:
Crockett. White Plume; Black, Mait
of killeena. Paulsen. System of Ethics
sAvary. Dixie After the War; Leroy
philippine Life in Town and Country
.McGaffey, Outdoors; Hale, James Rus
sell Lowell: James, Indians of tn
Painted Desert Regions; Gwynn. FAT
Hills OF Ireland; Wise. Recollections o
| Thirteen Residents; Amicis. Hollan'
and Its People; Eggleston, First Bool
| of American History; Abbott. Histor,
tof xerxes the Great; Seelye, Monte
yuma: Skinner, Boys Who Became Fa
NOUS Men; Harris. Little Union Scout
/ iHamp, Treasure of Mushroom Rock
Barbour. Four Afoot; Coolidge, Eye
bright; Wells, Patty In the City; Car
ter. Stories OF Brave Dogs; ArdavaI
Lance of Kanana Saunders. For Hi
Country: Abbott. Birdland Echoes
Dale Book of Adventures; Marden, Sc
ret of Achievement: Green. After Wor
cester; Hawkins. Andy Barr. Walie
Daughter OF the Rich
According to an early school enun
are at least fifty less persons to go Q
the enumeration books this year tina
when the school census was last take
A decrease in the birth rate, the ia,
that several families have left IL
township and an unusually large nun
Der have become of age and gotten b.
yond the school enumeration age
ascribed as the reason for the decreal
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