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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-01-27
Mrs. Abram Simon Better.

The opndition Of Mrs. Ahram Simon. wife of Dr.
Abram Simon. Of the Washington Hebrew Congre
cation. who injured by being hit the head
by a brake handle as she boarded a car. continues
to improve. Her eye is still very much disrolored
and she is c,nfned to her bed suffering from the
ueryous shock.
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Local Temperature.

Midnight. j: a. m. "a: a. m. .; s a. m
IS; a M. 5; 10 a. m. IS; Il noon, y; p. m.
IS; p. M. g: 6 p. m. 46: p. m. q; 10 p. m.
&C. Maximum 50; minimum, 81.
Relative humidty-s a. m. 81; p m. So
D. m. g. Rainfall "a y. m to p. M. Coz
Hours Of sunshine. IL. Per cent Of possible sun
shine. Il.
minimum ..
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-01-27
Bold Burglar Esca

Special Officer -. V. Humphrey chased a harylar
frm the Star unchoorn. 1879 street. early this
morning. The burglar. who has not been apprc-
hended. had forced oIrn the cash drawer and
wrecked the register. He left a Ratchet steel and
srrUudriyCr behind him.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-01-27
MRS. YATES GETS DIVORCE.
Wife of Army Officer Secures Free
dom in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee,. Wis, Jan. 3.-Judge Tar
rant granted a divorce decree to Mrs.
Harriet Yates, from her husband. Maj.
Arthur Yates, L. S. A. The matter was
settled quietly in the judges chambers
Provisions as to alimony have not yet
been announced. The evidence was
taken secretly, and was sealed. though
attorneys for Mrs. Yates say there was
nothing of a scandalous nature brought
out. Maj. Yates made no defense to the
charges
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Escape from Sing Sing.

Ossining. n. V. Jan. 26.-Three Sing
Sing prisoners, one of them up for a
life term. overpowered two guards after
a rehearsal of the prison orchestra to-
night. and escaped across the ice. The
guards were not seriously hurt.
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Washington TailOrs to Exhibit

tn" following ncnbrs of the Ladies' Taiors' As
siatiuu Of this city will exhibit at the Boston Ma
tional Style Show. which is TO be held February s
q II: L. Puym. T. ". Yea. +. c. Chorley T. R.
Lipr!lutI. and NJ. L0wcnStcr. banquet will be
held February Is al the Raleigh.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-01-27
Services for Capt. Blunt.

Rev. John Quirk g. J.. a Gensystown Univsssity.
win o0,cists at the hnnsnl this mosnAng ct II
o'ciock a CAPT. J. ". Assn bluns. No DID IN
NAnih November = ne inteFDsue IN - = ~.
lhGaea viiA. ful military hsoeR
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-01-27

New York Jan. A-Anivud: Mauritania, from
Liverpool, January 8
Arrived out: La Provence, at Havre; Friedrich
der Crosse At Cherbousg
Sailed frum foreign ports: st. Panl. from Queens
town.
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Temperatures in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount of rainfall for tie tventy-four hours ended
at p. m. yesterday. follows:
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Wednesday. January 3. 1911.
at 1880 p. m. EMMA WEIR. widow
of Brig Gen. Thomas Lincoln Casey.
late Chief Of Engineers, U. s. A, and
daughter Of the late Prof. Robert
Weir. Of the United States Military
Academy.
The funeral services will be held at 1413
h street northwest. on Friday, Janu-
airy q. 1911. at $3.50 p. m. 1nternent
will be made in the family buryinG
ground in Rhode Island
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

V1AvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT.
ural nonsurgical: 4oo-p. book free. Apply
BY mail. 916 Colorado Bldg. Free lecture
for women Wednesdays at 80 .. N.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28
500 Reward 500

The readers u this paper will be pleased 70
learn ,ha, there is a. least one dreaded disease
that science has t.cr able % cure in all its stages
ard that j. Ca'arrh. Halls Ca;aErh Cure Is the
al, 1os;,Iye cure row known 20 the medical fra.
terr.t,. Ca&rrH leirg Z constitutional disease,
require, p constitutional. treatment Halls ca.
tarrn Cure Is ,s.ea Internally acting directly
upon the b.,J5 sa1 mucous surface Of the system.
thereby de,troyi- TIE foundation Of the disease
and giving tire pa-.er, strength By building up
lie constitution AID assisting nature in dong Us
v-r. The p-af-e,ors have - much faith in rs
curative power, .G., they offer One Hundred
Dollars f.~ als es,. tina, 10 falls TO cure Serd
sor .... .! -. '.T..- a.s.
AlG,... ]. J. CHENEyG CO., Toledo. o,
sod ty O.. L-uFF.sts, ~.
T.,, -ai's Tzrr',. pills 10y Honstinst'dr.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28
Reduc ton in Price Of Windows

For the next sixty days We offer
reduction Of 10 per cent from the prices
shown in our price list Of May lst on
glazed windows. This is in addition to
the regular 5 per cent DISCOUNT for
cash. Send in your orders while the
prices are low. East Coast Lumber &
supply Company, Eau Gallie, Cocoa,
Fort P!rr,e.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS

NoTcE OF Applications FOR LETTERS
~ PATENT,
Notice Is hereby given that re --5-r. .--ei vi.
apply u the Governor q tse S-s.e u 'a-l5s :.
Tallahassee On the 70 Day o: august. !. D 81.
for letters Pa,en; Incorporating re Ir1--, sr.c.
and their assoc!a;es under ne name Of.
The " J. SesDit; Company. under -ts 90 .yly r z
proposed articles q !rcoIp5-stiur
NlLLIAH PoNEg0Y
B. 3. PiLES
". 7. Nrssl.I
PROPOSED CHARTER or THE v. J. SEs.
BIT COMPANY,
ARTICLE ONE
The name OF this corrrrsrior ,ha.! u r.. u. J
Nesbitt Company. 1t principal Office an plzce y.
business shall be al Fort Pierce s. Lucie Coz 1ty
Florida. and II may have other places u Uusiles.
in other States Of the United States a. may u
necessary or conye iept.
ARTICLE TWO.
The general nature Of the business % - trans
acted by this cor poratiJn 70 - ss follows:
Tocarry on the business Of buying md selling o.
general merchandise Of every description hort
wholesale and retail. To oVr, purchase. mortgage
sell and otherwise deal in Real Estate. ard in al
kinds Of personal prope ty,
To borrow money and secure the same uy mort
gage. deeds, notes O. other obligations To adj
vance and loan money on securities, lands crops
and all kinds Of personal property. To subscrit.
/ for. purchase receive, and hold for investment OF
otherwise sell. dispose 81, and make advance upor
stocks, bonds shares, securities and obligations o.
other corporations wherever located or organized
and while owner or holder Of such stocks bond,
or obligations, TO eSercize all the rights powers
and privileges Of ownership thereof and to erer
else all ard any voting powers thereo And [,
/ have and exercise all such powers a. may be nee.
essary. or convenient 10 the several businesses o.
said corporation under the laws OF the State o.
| Florida.
The foregoing clauses shall he construed a. IN
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28

A lame back OF shoulder pIls man
on the retired Nst temporarily, TIE
time will be short Il BALLARDE
SNOW LINIMENT j. ratbelir. Ire.
lakes the muscles, relieves pain and -
stores strength and elasticity IT. ~
joints. Price 25c, 80 and 800 p-.
bottle, Sold by al Druggists.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28
OETirigN FOR ESTABLISHING 4 SPECIAL
/ TAh S-G->CHDDL DISTRICT FOR FORT
T,pT'g L -T al KY

pETi7'CN FOR ESTABLISi!NG 4 SPECIAL
i TAN S"E->'HDpL DISTRICT FOR FORT
DRUM AND uLNiY.
Tat.c Hu-ars..e R.ari 4 Public Instruction
tgr 81 luce Comfy: The Undersigned taxpayer.
cf ut.a.-.- -, .rr..G.aC me school districts Of
DIney and For Drum hereby petition your Hon
oracle uIl5 to cali an election fOrtne purpose Of
e.tat..shi-g special TAX sut-school district in
rn.s urv...r-. The SGO-taa District 10 be bound
q g. f1llJF-, BEGINNING at the Ne corner Of
township Il. range 20 ea.t thence west to the NV
cgrnt! ~ township y. range = east thence south
a. me Nv corner 81 the Tsntie Sub-School-Di
Trict thence eas 70 the meridian separating ranges
q and - ea-. 'helge north q point Of beginning
Siynei: u. l. kr5a-ts. v " Beecher, A Smith
Harey Holmes. !. ". lee l., II. Mclaughlin, ;. J.
Drswdy 3 4. Hair, T VI Swain. K. E McLaugh.
lin, l.. L, Mclaughlin. J. 7. Padgett Z. L. Ne.
1su2hE, r ". Swain.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SUB-DISTRlCT TAX
~ SCHOOL ELECTION,
H. Cont unity 10 Chapter 49, General Statutes
81 the State q Florida, Sections 3s9 to 4l6 nclus-
I'VE Specia Tax Election L. hereby called TO b.
held 10 Fort Drum and Olney Sub-Tax School Dis
1rict IN s.. Llc.e County; said election TO be he'd
a. the precict Voting place in sad sut-district on
Friday. the 2jtn day Of August, A ID. 1911, for
The purpose Of forming said sub-district and for
the election Of Three SubDistrict Tax School
Trustees and to select the number Of mills. OF SUBJ
district school tax mot 70 exceed threeI TO be levied
assessed and collected annually in the sub-district
for the next twoyears.
The following territory to be embraced in said
sub-district
Beginning at at theNE corner Of township 81,
range g. Fast thence west to the NV corner OF
township 81. range IS East, thence south to the
NV corner Of the Tantie Sub-School District
thence East TO the meridian separating ranges 30
and 81 east, thence north to point Of beginning.
For the holding Of such election. the following
named registered tax payers are hereby appointed
as inspectors and clerk: X W. Swain. d. l., Rob
orts and ID. l.. Mclaughlin, inspectors: Harley
Holmes, clerk.
b. F. HiRDEsTY. Chairman School Board
j. W. HODGE, Supt, and Secretary.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28

Twelve T..-ss.s s. ,nnH Dollar. divided FRI 20
-. 70 '-l-.-- slc 'v--,, ,-zy-s - ne par value OF
--s '-r1-ec .S.'. ." 1-..ars re, SHARE a.d a.
.-' = .a1 cooperation. he. lo-rE me eiys. sub
--'.t-'- - ly-1@ e t=.r.tIy Incorporation. u4y
- -zyzr. II O. 49, tgl TIE purchase %! pro-
jerry -zr.r ~ 81 ice, = IS. yz,.st on ,herei
o.. -- '.1-- 3, ~ bDe-i o.: L-re,1,- s,a meeting
'- - rs.--- 4: TIA, y.rpys-.
ARTICLE FOUR
II. cooperation sas.. have lerye,ua, eyistance
ARTICLE FIVE
Ire business q ms .v-zors. N 81 ak ta corlue.
ie1 p = Fres.-er.. Z Secretary ard a Treasurer
-.-E a. - .-, ,sJ-e4 lice. may fe United ard
lied uy ore Defson. Tt.=r- mall b. G Ba.ri Of
'hr-- directors 1.i ~ rIr.t+, % iire. grs ma,
y i.,'e=se1 u Diminished from tine 70 time b,
L1e by-.-z - az 10 accordance Nith the law. u
f.ar5-z. II- directors snsI. * eh4cic1 hy the
'..<'.t1'1-'s a. each annu4! meeting. AL other
.-.eet- s'sH y ele-.e1 a. rls!ly by The directors
} y arsi s'r-aI m-etirg sts! - he'd %, the first
~. u September A q ISL The dale II he an,
ma. meeting may y changed from time To- linz b
ne Ey-L-ws. Until the first annual meeting IN.
t-i-oS NJ snail u the oficers 0f the cCrr,n-,,ri1.
Pfeshent William Pomerov; Secretary. B b
tyie- treasure " ). Nesbit. Directors. VII.
IAm F'neroy' b b Pyi=s, and ". ]. Nesbitt
ARTICLE SIX
The highest amount e. Indebtedness or liability
70 Shlch sd CORPORATION can a. any time subjec,
itself shall - $4,000.
ARTICLE SEVEN
The names and residences Of the Subscribers g Nd
ine3Tpors'ors Of the said corporation. togethel
"i'h the sT'Cant Of capital stock subscribed by
each are a. follow: ~
William Potne-oy Ehrei. Fla q shares
p: b. PSies, Fort Pierce, Fla, 10 shares
J ". J. Nesbtt, Fort Pierce Fla 70 shares
WILLIAM PosEkoY IsEAL1
B. Il. PYLEs fsr.I
I W. ]. NEsBiTT tsrII
STATE OF FLORIDA
couSrr or ST. LUCE
Before me personally. William PornArov y b
4, Pyles and ". J. Nesbitt to ne well knowo sno
Known 70 me to be the indiyd ais described in and
who executed and subscribed the foregoing a,,;e,a-
o. INCORPORATION. and they severslly acknowie5vs
mat they executed and subscribed 10 the same fo,
the purposes therein expressed -o'
IN witness whereof ] have hereunto affixed nx
haho snd sea- al For Pierce Florida. this the 2,,i
OTIS r. PARKER
Notary Public. State OF 81 r;da
MY commission expires September ia,,
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Send your job printing to the TRIarrNe
ONCE, Fort Pierce, Fla.
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The capital Stock Of this corporation shall b,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
HARVARD TO MEET
PRINCETON AGAIN

Princeton, N J., Jan. 21.-Manager j.
D. McClave of the Princeton university
football team announced today that
Harvard and Princeton would meet on
the gridiron Nov. 4, 1911
Inc announcement was pre-arranged
FOR last night by the managers of the
crimson and the orang eand black. 1t
was received with enthusiastic and
favorable comment by the somewhat
startle1 undergraduates.
The last time Harvard and Prince
ton met on the gridiron was in 1897,
when Princeton won by the score of
IL to o. Each year since then it has
been rumored that Harvard and the
Tigers would get together again, but
nothing ever came of the talk until the
official announcement of today.
This game makes the hardest sched-
uIe the Tigers have played for many
a year. but the students and members
of the team are well satisfied with the
pros pect, for there has been consider
able feeling here that Princeton's sea-
son in late years has been too short
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
EAST CHICAGO.

Tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock, in
Odd Fellows hall. Bishop John Hazen
White, d. D., will be present to adj
dress the members of the Episcopal
mission of the Good Shepherd The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend this
service. Bishop White is a most elo-
ouent preacher and a prominent leader
of the Anglican communion in this
country.
Services at the Methodist church to-
morrow will begin at 9 o'clock, US
ual. with a good fellowship meeting.
followed by Sunday school at 9:45. The
regular morning service will begin at
IL o'clock. and Miss Minnie Oliphant.
the evangelist. will deliver the sermon
At 2:30 in the afternoon the Junior
League will hold a meeting and the
Epworth League will meet at $50. Miss
Oliphant will also speak in the even
ing her subject being Lessons from
Jonah" Next Tuesday evening the
Epworth League cabinet will meet and
on Wednesday evening the regular mid
week prayer meeting will take place
The Sunday school teachers meeting
will occur on Thursday evening, and
choir practice will be on Saturday
night
been going on in the Methodist church
for the past two weeks were very salts
factory to the pastor, Rev. ]. B. Nc
Nary. The meetings closed Friday
night. and considering<the bad wealth
err which prevailed, they were splendid
~ attended and the results all that
could be desired
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Funkey, Jr., OF
Beacon street entertained Mr. and Mrs
George Summers of Indiana Harbor a,
dinner last evening.
Mrs. Alexander Monroe of Magour
avenue is sick with the grip.
Eleven officers of the East Chicago
police department attended the funera
of officer John Hughes, which took
place at Whiting this morning. They
were Sergeants Michael German and
William Hughes and Officers Johr
Weifenbach. Clyde Spencer Harry
Nangle. Joe Lencioni Gabriel Bedes
Joe Barney. Patrick McKenna. Johr
Lazarcik and Meyer Rybecki.
The skating electrical carnival a
East Chicago Rink Saturday night will
be wonderfully fine. Price % cents t.
all. 2o-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
STANLEY MUST FIGHT
At rs, SAYS COUl0N

Johnny Coulon yesterday issued an
ultimatum to Digger Stanley, Eng
lands bantamweight champion, and
told the Britisher just what terms he
could get for a battle for the cham
pionship of the world. Johnny, who
returned from Memphis where he pol
ished off Terry Martin in two rounds
Wednesday night. found an offer for a
ten round no-decision bout with STAN
ley awaiting him.
III not meet Stanley in any of
these short bouts or at the English
bantamweight limit of lis pounds"
said Johnny. Il want this champion
ship decided, but Stanley will have to
go over a long route with me and make
the American limit of LIS pounds ring
side before I'll give him fight. l have
consented to meet frankie Conley and
let him weigh in at lie pounds three
hours before the fight, but the articles
stipulate that the bout is not for the
championship.
The little champion from Logan
Square also had a few things to say
about his match with Harry Forbes.
whom he says he'll meet at Milwaukee
in the near future. Coulon. however,
stated that Forbes would have to do
11s pounds one hour before the fight or
there would be no meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21

accomplish before and after the fact.
Attorney Delaney, for the defeuse,
asked c. E. Bailey. foreman of the
Dickerson ranch, where the tragedy
occurred. and other witnesses If they
had not heard r. p. Dickers on million
aire ranch owner, claim that Stanley
ketchel was his son. Roscoe Patter-
son. attorney for the state. objected to
the question and was sustained by
Judge Skinner. Delaney made several
efforts to bring this fact out but was
stopped by the court each time George
Nolan. first person to reach Ketchel
after the shooting, testified that Ketch-
ell. dying, said that Dipley had ordered
him to throw up his hands as he en-
tered the dining room from a door at
his back, and when he refused shot him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

live, interesting, Sunday school. graded
every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Subjects next Sunday:
Morning-"The Church of Tomor-
row"
Evening-"What Are You WORTH"
Tomorrow Is to be a happy day in the
history of st. Adams Episcopal church.
Indiana Harbor. when the new parish
rouse, which has just been completed.
will be dedicated by the bishop OF
the diocese, the Rt. Rev. John Hazen
White, DID. At s o'clock tomorrow
morning the bishop will celebrate the
holy communion. and at 1O:45 he will
preach the dedicatory sermon. At the
second service the Rev. Charles Albert
Smith, who has been in charge of this
church in Indiana Harbor. wiz cele-
brate at the holy eucharist and the
music will be rendered by the vested
choir of ST. Paurs church, Hammond.
Next week services of instruction will
! be held every evening at 1880. To all
of the services the public is most cor
daily invited
In a talk with Rev f. O. Bradshaw.
pastor of the Baptist church, yesterday
the minister said: "A dark cloud of sin
, and crime seems to be hanging over
our city at the present time Murder,
holdups. robberies and defalcatfons oc-
cur until in fact the whole catalogue
OF atrocious crimes is almost exhaust
ed In view of this tho subject of sin
will be discussed at the Baptist church
tomorrow evening, under the head of
The objectionable SIM" Services to-
morrow will begin with Sunday school
at 9:45 and preaching at IL and the
evening service will begin at 1880 p. m.
| Vera, the little daughter of Mr.. and
. Mrs Greer Ellenberger of Fir street.
i Is sick with the measles.
| According to some of Frank Saluskfs
| friends that gentleman is on the mar
ket for the purchase of a number of
| mules. 1t is understood that he wants
to keep supply of mules hand so
that when he gets stalled in his auto
mobile he will be in a position to i'm
press some motive power other than
gasolene into service in order to get
| his machine home. He believes his
mules are more susceptible to reason
| than automobiles.
| DR.. Frederick Sauer returned from
Indianapolis. yesterday, where he had
been on business
The skating electrical carnival al
East Chicago Rink Saturday night wiz
be wonderfully fine Price rs cents to
/ all. 2O-2i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
PURDUE N|PS MAROON
FIVE BY 2S.15 SCORE

Lafayette. Ind. Jan. 21.-For the
first time since 1906, Purdue defeated
Chicago last night in a basketball
game. the score being % to Is. Purdue
outplayed the Maroonss throughout the
game, the first half ending 10 to in
favor of the Boilermakers.
Charters, the Purdue center played
rings around Goettler of the Maroons
The big Purdue center made five field
goals
The team work displayed by Purdue
was excellent, and Captain Stockton's
men we're in fine fettle.
Barr. the left forward of Purdue
played a strong game. Captain Sauer
played we'll for Chicago. but his men
were unable to stop the fierce work Of
Purdue forwards
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
INDIANA HARBOR
Methodist Church, CIfme's Hall, ia

There is home-like feeling about
1t somewhere that makes one want to
go back after he has attended services
at the Methodist church This is evil
denced by the increasing interest and
attendance No protracted meeting can
be held. but a revival is now going on
which is bearing fruit In many ways.
New members, new interest. new en-
thusiasm, new Sunday school scholars
cottage prayer meetings, are some OF
the results. Come and catch the spir-
r. Services next Sunday, as usual. a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21

of almost anything but baseball.
Il don't think the average man would
ever tire of baseball" said Spooks.
The game has changed little during
the last twenty-eight years, and. al
though / have seen close to 1000 games
have never tired of it.
Il think there is a reason why base
ball doesn't pail. The sameness is not
like the sameness of anything else. OF
course, a ball game is ball game, but
one game may be. as unlike another
as an elephant differs from a spider S
web. One day you see the pitcher COM
plete master. the next day the batters
pound the ball; the following day an
infielder or outfielder may be the star
In fact there seems to be something
different every day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
BASEBALL on SKATES
new SPORT ON L.ER|E

Sandusky. O., Jan. 21.-Two teams
composed Of Islanders, each player
game of baseball to be played upon the
frozen surface of Lake Erie off the
south shore of Kelley's Island Sunday
afternoon. The diamond and outfield
were staked off today. The idea of
baseball on skates was conceived by j.
S. Porter of Chattanooga, Tenn, who
is wintering on kelley's Island.
A. f. Elfers on skates will umpire
the contest. which, If the weather is
favorable will probably be witnessed by
the population of Kelleys', PUTIN Bay
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
JOHNSON POSTS $4,000 !.
TO FIGHT KID COTTON

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. 21.--Angered at
what he terms dashed impertfnence-
on the part of George Cotton, his
former sparring partner, who yesterday
challenged him to a fight through the
newspapers of Pittsburg Jack john
son last night put up a certified check
for $4,000 which he will bet against
$4,000 that he Will knock Cotton out
inside of ten rounds If they ever get
into the ring. Johnson looked about
quite a bit for Cotton. who for some
reason could not be found. Before the
evening papers with Cotton's chal-
lenge came out Johnson had paid his
respects to Monte Attell, now in Pitts
burg. He b1ames Attell for perpetrat-
ing the story of JEFF being doped at
Reno. and Johnson expressed a desire
to slap Monte. He says he will get
even by coaching Attells opponent
how to whip him tonight
Txx- r T&s-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-21
SEES 1000 GAMES OF
BALL; NOT TIRED YET

Probably 800 men out of 1000 could
not stomach meal of quail and cham
payne every day for a month. Give q
boy a job in candy store, and in less
than a month he will forget that once
there was no limit to his appetite for
sweets.
Shocks" (his real name Is John
Coop, who has been connected with
the Cincinnati bail park for twenty
eight years, says one may grow tired