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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-30
of Dead Man Sang For
Mourners at His Bier.

Ovid, Mich, March William
Faxon S voice was heard at has
own funeral here yesterday. While
his body lay In the casket those
gathered to pay final tribute
heard two hymns by him and also
heard him as one of trio includ-
ing his son and daughter, Id sacred
songs
When the mourners had gather
ed Id the parlor of the Faxon
home in which lay his open coffin,
they were surprised to hear his
voice pealing an anthem from be.
hind q screen Of flowers and
palms.
Twice the attendants at the
funeral service heard his voice IN
hymns they knew were his fay.
orites. Then there mingled with
his notes those of his son and
daughter.
Three years ago, believing his
life was nearing its close, Faxon
conceived the idea of preserving
his own voice to be a part of the
service when he died. He had
been q choir singer for years and
his rich tenor made him known
throughout Clinton county, where
he was an ardent church worker
he used a phonograpK and the
records were reproduced before
he was buried.
Faxon was so years of age and
was one bf the wealthiest men IN
the county. He was the first Me-
thodist convert in this district and
built a church fer that faith Al
most until the time~of his death
he participated regularly in the
song services.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-30

chan4s t1e boundary &|nes DetN esa %
cal fax school Gat4Atl lHV4AHe t4a.
SAME rate nf taxation wherever Inc
convenience and best interests rs the
residents of the districts Justify 2
change. Local authorities are there
by given power to arrange this matter.
Tt has annoyed the Genearl Assembly
every two years. The Legislature
alone formerly could give relief.
Filling School Registers. They must
now be fled In the ONCE of the countx
superintendent of public instruction at
the end Of each school term. This -
the only reliable method OF presery
ing and keeping complete the records
maintained in the registers
Statement OF Receipts and Expendl.
lures to be Published An annual
itemized statement Of al receipts q
expenditures Of county public school
funds Ii required to be published.
Special County Tax for Schools. An
act was passed that gives any county
authority TO vote upon the question OF
leVying and collecting e special tax
throughout the whole county for
school purposes fixing the maximum
ali 80 cents ON che hundred dollars
valuation OF property and 80 cents on
the poll. Provision is made for de-
Quoting the rate so voted from the
rate in districts that may already have
special tax. SO, that the special tax
rate levied in the county may not serve
to add to the district rate and make
the whole special rate more than the
greater OF the two rates, and vice
versa. In CASTOR county an election
for an early date has already been
called under the provisions Of this
act. when the question Of levying and
collecting a special county school tax
of twelve CENTS on the hundred dollars
valuation of property and t~hirty-six
cents on the poll will be submitted to
the voters. Other counties are arrang-
ing to vote under the act.
Three Acres for School Sites. The
county board OF education now has
authority to condemn not more than
three acres for a school site, whereas
before not more than two could be
secured In this way.
Enlargement Of Local Tax Districts.
Section ais Of the public school law
was amended, so as to provide that
any local tax district, whether formed
under the provisions OF that section
or under a special charter, may have
its limits extended under the provis-
ions of that section for enlargement,
by election in the proposed new terri
tory. Special tax districts formed UNI
der charter formerly had to provide
for extending the boundaries by special
legislative MISUNDERSTANDING Ed
ition News and Observer.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-30
Liability Of Stockholders in State
Banks.

+a
An act of the recent legislature to
provide for the better enforcement Of
the stockholders, liability in State
banks provides.
Accounting to be had I'm original
action and stockholders to be made
parties defendant. Stock to be asses
sed. MISUNDERSTANDING amount OF
deficiency In assets OF banks. neces-
sity for assessment Of stock, names
of stockholders and their several LA
lection by FeCeieTrs OF assessments on
shareholders. Creditors OF bank not
necessary as parties plaintiff Assign
ment-0f bank evidence. OF insolvency.
Tranfer Of stock within so days Of
insolvency or bank prima facfe EVIL
dence or knowledge OF such Insolvency
by shareholders ~andlntent TO avoid
Hab4llfg-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-30
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Store. The Justus Pharmacy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-30

IF You RAISE CHICKENS, WHY
not the best2 Rhode Island Red
eggs for Matching $50 for IS egg.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-30

first advertised 10 day sale but We have done 50 well and
have 50 many Of the best things yet to sell We VIII continue
the sale i same prices and les. On some thhss 70 make room
for spriuga and summer Goods
agd Mems $3.50 and $500 ozfords
Sales Price SIS ..s. $500
$1,000 and 5000 Blue Serge suits
sales Price. q. IS. u. S I. $1,000 = $3.50
one big lot High Grade Mems and Boys Suits
worth $1,000 70 $500, Sale Price: 5000 $500
One Big Lot Boys Suits worth 800 Sale Price saOO TO sl5o
Blue Ridge ovsranss Sale Price u. IS 7c
We have pleased others and can please you
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
IN THE
SPORTING
WORLD
CRAWFORD, TIGER,
STARTS EARLY
"Wahoo Sam" Gets Three
Dougles and Homer.

Hot Springs, Ark. March 6.-Before
one of the largest crowds of the sea
son Sthe Brooklyn Dodgers were de-
feated yesterday by a team composed
of Washington and Detroit players, II
to l. In the fourth inning con-
stable from Judge J. b. Wood, prose-
cutting attorney, arrived and tried To
stop the game, but Doc Owens, super
intendent of Wilmington Park in
formed the officer that if he interfered
there would be a riot A compromise
was reached. Owens agreeing to ac-
company the constable to the office of
Justice of the Peace Smith, where he
gave bail for his appearance today
Sam Crawford poled out home run
and three doubles. The Senators leave
today for Atlanta, and the Tigers de-
part for Monroe La, Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
WHITE SOx TAKE
ANOTHER 81 GAME

Fort Worth, Texas, March 6.-The
White Sox repeated against the Pan
theirs yesterday winning their second
game Of the transforming schedule by
score of to l, the same as Satur-
day. and with the same performers on
each side with the exception of the
batteries.
Manager Duffy gave LANCE a shot
al the Panthers at the outset and for
four innings he had a perfect score.
getting them all and escaping with
out even scratch or anything that
looked like a base hit. Then in the
fifth the home boys raped out two
safeties In succession ana these event
ually produced Fort Worth's lone run
with the help of an inf1eld out. The
Sox having amassed five talles in that
time, Manager Hugh accepted the OPP
portunity to let one of his kid pitchers
show what he could do on the firing
line. George Farthing, a graduate OF
the Lincoln team. was put in for the
remaining four innings. and his port
wheel offerings were no more to the
liking of Fort Worth batsmen than
were those Of the Wisconsin farm
magnate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
EAST CHICAGO.

There were great doings at the Nc
Kin1ey kindergarten on Thursday of
last week when little julius Nassau.
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Nassau.
celebrated his 5th birthday with par
~ to which every child in the kinder
garten and a number of cousins. not
attending the kindergarten, had been
invited. The party was a St. Patricks
day affair, far decoration went.
the large table at which all of the
small guests were seated being dec
GRATED in green crepe paper bearing
tho Irish emblems. harps and sham
rocks and other things supposed to be
characteristic of the ''owld sod" The
refreshments so far as possible had
tendency toward the emerald hue the
ices having a tint of green as did also
the birthday cake with its FIVE tall tap
srs. Nothing had been overlooked
which could add completeness to the
feast and its appointments, and to the
delight of the children. There were
fAvors consisting of Irish hats with
pipes and shamrocks- Each child was
also given one of those mysterious
"snappers" which unfolds into gay
tissue paper cap or something equally
ingenious. number of cousins of the
little host were on hand to participate
In tho good time, the following being
among the number: Title, Sarah.
Goldie, Gertrude and Ruth Pitzele OF
Whiting and Anna Pitxele OF Chicago
and Julius Cohen OF East Chicago. Ev-
erybody had a glorious time. includ-
ing Miss Deathe and Miss Funkhous-
or, the kindergarten teachers, and the
rest OF the grownups who had come
to look on and help in the serving. A
photographer was called in and a
group picture of the party was taken.
Mrs. A. T. Cox entertained few
friends at tea last evening at her home
on North Olcott avenue.
A large crowd was present at the
Congregational church last night. but
the symposium, which was to take
place, the subject being Child Labor
was postponed until next Sunday OF
the Congregational church building So
ciety of Chicago was present and deliv-
cred an eloquent sermon.
Frank Hesse. who has been in East
Chicago for the past week, returned
to Fort Madison last night, but Mrs
Hesse will remain for couple OF
weeks longer. as the guest of hel
mother. Mrs. @. A. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Diamond re-
turned yesterday from New Orleans
whore they have been spending the
past week or ten days
Mrs. John Hill and daughter Eloist
left for New York city at noon to-
day. and together with Mr.. Hill will
sail for Jamaica on Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Fife and daughters were
the guests OF relatives in Chicago yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Smith and chill
dren of Chicago were the guests O.
Mrs G. A. Johnson yesterday
H. c. Stuart and VIII Lewis ant
their families have moved from OF
colt avenue TO one of the Indiana Har
Dor Building company's flats on Euclit
avenue, between One Hundred ant
Thirty-seventh and One Hundred ant
Thirty-eighth streets. Indiana Harbor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
EAST CHICAGO
-AND
IND. HARBOR

for McCool. Ind. Before they got out
of the Harbor they discovered that
McCool was forty FIVE miles instead of
thirty. as they had supposed. so they
decided to postpone the trip until they
had more time to spend On the road.
Their object was to look over the clay
beds in that vicinity, with view of
ordering some as a top-dressing for
the Indiana Harbor baseball diamonds.
The Woman's club of Indiana Har-
Dor will meet next Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. T. ]. Murley. 1929
Grapevine street. The subject for
study will be Our Colonial Posses
sions. Mrs. Frank Callahan will
read a paper on The Philippine ISL
ands." Mrs. C. r. Nyswander will
speak on Alaska, and there will be an
other paper THE Hawaiian ISL
ands,' but the reader of this has not
yet been announced. The roll call will
be current events" and all mem
bers are invite to be present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
INDIANA HARBOR-

The churches of Indiana Harbor have
arranged for a union prayer meeting
to be held every Wednesday evening
take place next Wednesday night at
the Baptist church, Rev. II. p. Ivey,
pastor of the Methodist church being
in charge All of the. churches are in
vited to cooperate in this movement.
the ones already having signined their
intention of taking part being the
Christian church, the Baptist and the
Methodist churches.
Mrs George IRELAND is spending a
couple of weeks with her parents in
Easton, Pa. The judge is doing the
bachelor act
Otto Seehase left for New Orleans
Saturday night for ten days trip.
He took along a large butcher knife
and shotgun and expects to return with
a good sized flock of allegators. Have
you a little alligator in your home? If
not see Otto when he returns.
A. F. Kinsley of ST. Louis was the
guest yesterday Of his uncle and aunt,
Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Ivey, at their home
in Grapevine street. Mr.. Kinsley is
connected with the Missouri Pacific
railway and left last night for his
home.
Beverly Chew, Matt Sternberg, Andy
Hines and DR.. Hal Stephens started
yesterday in the Stephens machine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
DEFEAT
CUB YOUNGSTERS

New Orleans, La. March 6.-That
fellow Joe Jackson who Joined the
Cleveland club last fall and led the
American league in batting for the
few weeks he played. was responsible
for the beating given the Cub recruits
by the New Orleans Pelicans yester-
day afternoon.
Jackson. who played here last sum-
mer. dropped down from the Cleveland
training camp at Alexandria to help
his old teammates. and his two slam
ming base hits were largely RESPONSE
BILE for three of the runs made by the
southern team, while his fielding cut
off a couple of runs for the Chicagoans.
The final score of the first contest Of
the season was to 2.
Without Jacksons hitting the Cub
youngsters would have won an easy
game in all probability. He started
one onslaught in the second inning
that gave the home team a pair of
runs, and finished another attack in
the next frame that scored another
tally. In the seventh he slid into first
base and scared Victor Safer off the
bag preventing the third out while
another run came over the plate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
CHICAGO BOWLING
STARS IN LEAD
Jump Into First Place in
Buffalo Tourney.

Buffalo. N. Y. March 6.-Chicago
bowlers made the pins fly yesterday in
the National Bowling association
tournament. and as a result the Windy
City aggregation now occupies the
lead in the singles and doubles. Louis
Semones jumped into first place in the
Individual when he hit the wood for
total of CAT, beating Greenfield of
Cleveland by four pins. J. Graft. with
GAL, fell into third place. while Ban
CART, Hdhr Polachek and Woodbury.
found their way into the first ten. In
the doubles Chicago gained more fame
and zeiterman and Polachek are show
ing the way. with Bangart and Peter
son next. Bangart's three games were
225, 239 and 211. The work of the five
men teams on the late squad was dis
appointing. The Lipmans, winners of
honors at the Pittsburg tournament,
and the Flenners. this years A. B. c.
champions, failed to get much over
27OO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
AMAUTER WHITE
"HOPE" RETIRES
Southern Champion Would
Meet "Tonv" Drexel. {

Memphis, Tenn. March Final an
nouncement was made today by 4 n
buckingham, a wealthy Mempni< club
man and mentioned as possible flu
ture heavyweight hope, that he
would not compete in the annual anna
teur championship boxing tourney in
New Orleans March 10. Buckin ghar1
holds the title of amateur heavyweight
champion of the southern states and Is
regarded as being pretty handy with
the gloves. 1t is said Buckingham is
through with the game and never Will
appear in the ring again untcss- in .
friendly bout with Tony" Drexel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
N 'FARLANO TO BOX WELLS ABROAD
IF M'|NTOSH WILL RAISE PURSE

Whether or not Packey Mcfarland
goes to England to battle Matt Wells
for the lightweight championship of
Great Britain rests in the hands of
Hugh Mcintosh. Packey returned to
Chicago from a weeks theatrical work
in Detroit and prepared to leave today
for New York. where he is to fight
Owen Moran March IA. He announced
that he was extremely anxious to go
to London and defeat this Wells per-
son and to prove to the British fight
going public that he can beat any Eng
lishman of his poundage.
The National Sporting cab of Lon
don has offered a purse of $500 for a
setto between the stock yards boxer
and Wells. but this amount does not
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
BARNEY OLDFIELD
LOSER OF $50, 600

Ell Paso, Texas, March 6-Barney
Oldfeld, speed king, is here in FL Paso
trying to locate a grip stolen from him
on the train between San AM and
Ell Paso containing drafts for $4,000,
which the racing trust to use his
own words. paid him for his machines
and an agreement to quit racing. The
grip disappeared shortly after he
placed it aboard a Pullman car at San
Antonio, he says, and he stopped here
to await efforts of pullman and rail-
road officials to recover it. only If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06

appeal to Packey. and he is trying to
persuade Mcintosh to raise the ante.
The National club wants the battle for
May 20, which suits Mcfarland. but
the coin does not seem sufficient for
the Importance of the struggle McIn-
tosh's New York agent is negotiating
with Mcfarland, and it is believed that
the Australian promoter will hang up
a prize of at least 10000
Packev also has a fight with VOL
CAST in sight as prize for a victory
over Moran The National A. c. of
New York wants a clash between the
lightweight champion and the Chicago
boy for an April date, and. as the boys
have agreed upon weight. it is proba-
Bile that the match will be arranged
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
OVERSEE AIR
RECORD BROKEN

Nice. March 6-Lieut. Bague, form
eriy of the Algerian sharpshooters.
left Antilles at s o'clock yesterday
morning in Bleriot monoplane. in
tending to fly to Corsica. Sardinia, Sic
lily and Tunis- The wind, however,
baffied him and he was forced to fol-
low the Italian coast until he landed
on Gorgona. a rocky, desolate island
facing Leghorn. In his landing his
aeroplane was smashed. He covered a
distance of 140 miles. This breaks
the previous oversee record held by
]. A d. McCurdy, who flew from Key
West to within ten miles of the Cuban
shore, a distance of ninety-one miles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
'tDOCn WHITE
DEPARTS FOR CAMP

Doc" White bids adieu to local fans
and the footlights last night and made
way for Mineral Wells to join the
White Sox. The portside finger was
in gleeful mood when he departed.
as he is anxious to join the rest of the
boys and get down to real work White
is one of those players who takes ex-
ceilent care of himself during the off
season, and after few days in harness
will be able TO jump right to the firing
line and to get the kinks out of the
left whip.
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II 1t is, and Mcintosh offers the proper
Inducements for a bout with Wells
Mcfarland will sail for Europe late in
April.
Emil Thirty will take Mcfarland to
New York, the two leaving this aft
ernoon. Packey expects to put in a
week of the hardest sort of training
TO get into shape for Moran, as the
hight means a great deal to him. If he
whips the Briton he'll get the Wolgast
match, and if he losses he'll be in lit
tie demand even for the English bout,
and Moran Will get the chanc eof meet
ing Wolgast In New York. Packey
Will leave New York Immediately aft
er the Moran go and go up state to
oswego where he is to meet Billy Ryan
March 90.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06

Hugo Kelly yesterday closed a match
with Leo Houck, the eastern middle
weight. The two will clash in Boston
March II or 81 before the Armory Ath-
letic club. Kelly was to have met
Frank Klaus in Boston. but the Pitts
burg battier refused to transfer the
contest from New Y ork. so Houcx was
substituted. The latter is considered
one Of the best young 15S-pounders
in the east, and Kelly is looking for a
hard fight Hugo is suffering with a
bad cold at present, but expects to get
over 1t in time to fill the March IA
date, il that is the time set for the go.
The Milwaukee clubs are hot after
Kelly. The Badger A. c. wants him to
meet Jack (Twin) Sullivan the latter
part of March, while the Star A. c. is
after him as an opponent for Jack
Dillon. Silvie Ferretti manager of
Kelly, wrote the Wisconsin promoters
yesterday that he would not close with
either club until after Kelly fought
Houck, after which he would give the
Milwaukee battle to the highest bid
der.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-06
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE
WEEK.
MONDAY.

q MONDAY.
q Women's national indoor tennis
= championships begin in New York I
= Jack (Twin) Sullivan VS.. John
= ny O'Keefe( 10 rounds. at Denver.
y Harry Forbes VS.. Tommy Dix
. on. 10 rounds. at Kansas City. Mo.
= "Porky' Flynn VS.. Jim Johnson.
. 20 rounds. at Hull. England.
= TUESDAY.
= Opening OF international trap
q shooting tournament and sports
= mems show in New York.
. Opening of annual tournament
= OF Western Bowling congress in
. Spokane. Wash
y Pool championship match be-
q tween Alfred De Orc and Thom-
. as Hueston begins in New York.
= Opening of annual bench show
= of the Buffalo Kennel club, Buff
= falo. N Y
= Opening of annual bench show
q of the Kodak City Kennel club,
= Rochester. N. Y.
. Opening of annual polo tourna-
q ment Of the Aiken Polo club.
= Aiken, S. c.
. Opening of annual spring golf
. tournament at Pinehurst, N. c.
q Boston National league baseball
q club starts for training grounds
= at Augusta, Ga
- Yale-Columbia intercollegiate
. wrestling matches at New York.
= Opening of annual show of Des
. Moines Oowa) Automobile Driv-
= ers' association.
- WEDNESDAY.
q Central A. A. u indoor cham
. pionship swimming meet at Chi
= cago.
- Mike (Twin) Sullivan VS.. Bob
= Mona, 10 rounds, at Milwaukee.
THURSDAY.
q Central states interscholastic
= basketball championships begin
Q at Evanston. Ill.
. Central Illinois intercollegiate
. basketball championships, begin
q at Bloomington. Ill.
q FRIDAY.
10 Columbia Pennsylvania inter
q collegiate wrestling matches at
. Philadelphia.
| q Opening Of first international
| = boxing congress at Paris. France.
q Pal Moore VS.. Young Sammy
. Smith, 10 rounds. at New York.
Q Tony Ross VS.. Morris Harris.
. 10 rounds. at Rochester, n. Y.
= University of Michigan-S
q cuse university dual track meet
q at Ann Arbor. Mich.
/ q SATURDAY.
| = Central A. A. u. indoor cham
q pionships at Chicago.
- University of Chicago Universe
. ty of Illinois dual meet at Chi
= cago.
y Northwestern University-Pur-
= due university dual meet at Chi
= cago.
. Texas A. A. u. annual cham
. pionship meet at Fort Worth.
. Annual indoor athletic meet of
= Mohawk A. G. at New York.
Yale-Princeton \ intercollegiate
= wrestling matches at Princeton,
. n. j.
q Columbia intercollegiate
. wrestling matches at Annapolis,
. Md.
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