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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-02
BROWN WILL
BOX DORSEY

New York. June 2-Knockout
Brown and Bantam Dorsey of Brooklyn
will battle ten rounds at the Knicker-
booker A c., in Albany on June 49,
Brown is guaranteed $1,000 for his end.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-02

Cyclone Thompson says that he will
fight Bill Papke for the middleweight
title, in New Orleans. the last of Au-
gust or the first week in September
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-02
CAL WHOLE SHOW
IN SOX VICTORY
Fans of Fitchburg, Gala
hans Old Home, See Him
Play Fast Game.
Standing of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago. 10; Boston, g.
Philadelphia, IA: Cleveland. s.
New York. IL; St. Louis, s.
Detroit, s.; Washington, I (ten in
nings).
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
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Few people entering the poultry held realize the all importance of getting a good start. the right start. A wrong start means less of time, less of money, disappointment and discouragement, often Q beginning all over again. The opportunities for mistake are so many that it is not strange that very large percentage in comparison to what there should be are made. Those mistakes many learn from experience and few learn from advise. In the hope of inereas- ing the few and decreasing the many II is proper to point out some of these mistakes and to advice how to avoid them to the beginner who more than all others needs advice
 Some make the mistake of start ing with a new breed because Of the eXtrsvagent claims and the liberal ad- vertising put forward by the packers Of such breed It is safer and wiser 10 adopt one of the other breeds, and Co let others experiment with new breeds until counteur. type and true color are firmly established. Besides this. in fancy fowls, there is always a demand for the really good specimens of the established breeds while the newer varieties have to es- tablieh such a demand.
 Another source of error is in Ob- taining the foundation stock from a breeder who is himself inexperienced or is ignorant of standard type and knows nothing of mating for re- suits. It takes years of careful ob. servation and compilation of records Co learn to mate even the older breeds with any degree Of success. The pro per care of the birds. the true value of a young bird so as not to sell for
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
OUT FROM osscuRIrY

Jones had had a leg up in the world and was mighty proud of his new position Not long since he met a man who in 1ls submerged days had been his chuin, but had remained in the old rut
 Hello. Brown" said Jones, smirking at his friend You haven't been to see my new house yet. Can you come on Friday"
 Brown expressed pleasure at the thought.
 Yes. continued Jones, we're hay ing a small party. Er-my daugh. ter's coming out. you know
 Brown scratched his head medE- tatiyely A stab of sudden recoI lection came to him.
 I've just remembered. old chap. said he. Our Jim's coming out or Fr.<ay. He's had fifteen days"
 Jones looked pained.
 But, andded his old friend, "hov longs your daughter had2'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12


 Samuel L.. Smith. I real estate man. attorney md pioneer poultry man Of Duluth, has patented d trap nest that Is devised with the belief that it win assist chickens in the laying Of more eggs. The idea is based on the knoUl- edge that chickens are nervous creatures and do not want 10 be dis Elrbed. An autom.Iti trap closes the nest when the hen walks in, and it opens only when the fretful hen sticks her head through an opening in the front and Hits the latch, thus opening the door iu front.
 Hens don't want to be disturbed when they are laying, said Mr. Smith this morning. Under ordinary circumstances they are often chased from their nests and disturbed. Un- der the conditions of the trap nest it win be quite impossible for any hen to Ice disturbed in any manner, for it is locked in and can only be re leased when it gets ready 10 leave tho nest
 You dout have to watch the hens, they walk into the trap nest and re main there unGSturbed until they get ready tO release themselves. Nc other hens can come and rout them from the nest. When the hen steps onto the nest, that action closes tht door through which the hen has come There Is a small hole in front O the trap box, and when the hen i, ready tO go of the nest she will stict her head through this hOie. and this will open the door iu front hav' tried the trap nest with my owl chickens and have found that |
 work very satisfactorily
 MT. Smith has applied for pal | ent and received it, on his trap nes | from the United States government
 lie uaty apply for the patent right for CaBadaiand Engiand. 1dst at thl Igeseni time he is considering seSel al offers from different firms, @Hicl may buy the patent rights from tn Duluth inventor. Many poultrymeE including Theodore fioilister and ] B. Greenfield ofSDuluth, have lookel
 at the trap nest and stated that
 was the most practical invention 0 it's kind ever placed upon the nal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

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 Several poultry journals have al ready mentioned the invention. The whole afrangement is very simple, very easy of manufacture, and Mr Smith says that it will not cost very much Mir. Smith is probably the first inventor who has adopted the idea that a chicken is the most ner- vious and touchy of creatures, and that to get the best results you must coddle her and place her in a quiet retreat whore she will be free from all disturbances.
 Hens are earnest and of one puT- pose when they go 10 laying" said Mr. Smith. They don't want to get their minds of that one thing. Dis turb- them and you have made them forget 1t for that day. The trap nests guard against that. for the hectic hen is imprisoned and is tree from any intrusion"
 B. F. Moore. Of Winsted. Conn, claims 10 have the most up-to-date hen-hohse in the world. The frame work Of the building is of pipes, which are filled with steam and auto matically keep the house at an even temperature and act as brooder- The eyes empty into a storage tank from which the water is piped to a trough automatically regulated.
 An alarm clock iu a room over the hennery releases a lever al feeding time and allows sufficient grain for one feeding 10 descend through a pipe into the feeding basins. In the bottom Of each nest is an opening with a trap door through which the eggs as they are laid, drop into q pipe leading into MOore's home. As they pass from this pipe they are automatically stamped with the date. At breakfast time, each morning steam is turnned into the pipe and the eggs are cooked as they pass from the hennery to the house. All Mir. Moore needs now is an automatic egg layer with a patent cackler.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
Christian srientist

The Bisbce Christian Science so- ciety makes the following announce ments: sunday services at If:00 a. m.; testimonial meetings, Wednes- day evening at 7:i5 D. m. Read ing room open from 200 to 400 D. m. All at the Fair Hall. corner Main street and Subway.
 All are welcome and cordially in. vited 10 attend. The sbject for Sun day. Nov. 12, will be "Mortals and ImmOrtals."
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

The deterioration of males is often attributable 10 allowing them to run too long with the opposite sex. If young cockerels are allowed to run with bullets long before they are ma tured their usefulness is impaired
 Noyices are advised 10 stick to one strain and by experience to learn the art of line breeding.
 Overfeeding frequently is the cause of deterioration in the flock.
 Green food ss highly essential 10 the growth of young fowls.
 Ground green bone takes the place Of bugs and worms and is a great egg producer. Two, or at the most, three times a week is often enough to feed this. however, as too frequent feed ing produces intestinal trouble and worms.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
PRACTICAL HINTS FOR
 POULTRY BREEDERS

S a bird that is worth as much as S10 or only $1 takes long experience also. It is therefore well in pur- chasing stock to go to the reliable and experienced dealer. It is better to pay S25 for a pen of five birds CT even trio than to get a dozen im- properly mated or interior bred fowls for the same amount. Better results are in the end obtained. Better the few fine birds. really worth while, than a tot of rifran little better than cast aways.
 Another method of obtaining good stock after the first start is made is to purchase a setting of eggs. To get the best one may have to send to a breeder at a distance. In eggs shipped by express the same fertility as In the home laid eggs can not be expected. Experienced ones in the poultry field are satisfied with a 90 to Go per cent fertility and even if there be but four or five chicks from a setting, if these be really good birds, value far in excess of the price paid for the setting of eggs may have been obtained.
 A method that is now coming in  vogue to q great extent is the pur- chase of day old chicks. Where the purchaser knows where the seller of young chicks, matched by the hun dred or the thousand gets the eggs for setting, these chicks are proper purchases though not to be compared with settings Of eggs from selected pens of properly mated fowls but gen erally that is not the case. There is to be a wholesale matching done in this vicinity of carefully selected eggs but this is unusual As a principle it may therefore, be laid down that except in such known instance the purchase Of chicks rsiked al whole sale is poor Pelicy and is to be avoid. ed.
 Many failures Of the inexperienced arise from ordering eggs too early in the season and before fertility Is established. May or June hatches are better than earlier ones fer de yeloping winter layers and avoiding a late fall moult
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
In The Churches
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FIrst Eaptist church

Morning services: sunday school at ten o'clock; preaching at eleven o'clock.
 Union al 6:30. Herbert Wildmau, leader; preaching at 7:30.
 During the week: Prayer services Wednesday at 7:30 pI8.: Ladies Aid Thursday at pm
 You are cordially invited Co all these services. Strangers especially welcome.
 J. w. EPPERLY. P4stor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
Salvation Army

Services will bc held al tbc hail, opposite V M C. A., sunday. Nc Nember 12, ds follows Holiness meeting 9. m; young peoples meeting. 2.50 D. m; night service commences s D. m.
 ins 2:S0 pm. night service com ences < p.Iu.
 On Tuesday, She l4th. Col. II. Lee and Major F. Waite, of Denver. viii conduct special meeting at the army hall. All are invited to attend these services.
 HENRY NlCHOLLs. Captain
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

Overfeeding frequently is the cause of deterioration in the flock
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

Green food ls highly essential 10 the growth of young fowls.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
First Methooist Church

Sunday school 9:45: graded Ies- sons. Preaching service fl:00. text Eel. l2:i. Remember now the Crea- ton Epworth League at 6.50. Preaching service at 7:30. themey the tsind rfa Christ. rkT
 Monday, S.eo. lecture. Wonders of Arizona. Wednesday, 7.30 pm, prayer meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

Mir. Taft now ought to conclude that he would rather be a pullman passen. ger than president
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
RIsbee clreuit

Services at Don Luis Tuesday 7.00 p.m.; South Bisbee Thursday 7:50 pm; Warren Friday, 7.50 pm.
 E. c. DECKER, Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

 John R. Hampton and Frank DeSouza seconded the nomination Upon mo- ton cf C. B. Wood, Mir. Birdno was elected by a rising vote that was unanimous. Messrs Hampton and Wood were appointed to escort the chosen leader to the chair.
 Chairman Birdno stated that it was not necessary for him to make speech. Each man present, he said vas certain to make only one cross on his ballot and he would work with the others for the success of the ticket
 In nominating George Nicholson of Yuma fer secretary W. F.. Timmons spoke of the great injUs- tice Of denying the ballot to thou. sands of voSers tn every way entitled to cast votes in ArizoEa's first state election
 The nomination of Nicholson was seconded by W. T. Webb, who moved a rising vote. Michelsons election also was unanimous, as was that Of r. Wolpe for treasurer Nolpe was nominated by Reese Nj. Ling of Pres colt. seconded by W. r. Timmons, J. 1. AAttEdn anu f1- IT flAtlls
 Wiley F. Jones submitted a tele- gram for the approval Of the com mittee This telegram, which was 10 the chairman of the democratic state central committee of New Mex ico, met with no opposition. On the other hand, il was enthusiastically approved and sent. as fellows:
 A. A. JONES-Chairman Dem.
 State Central Committee, Las Vegas, New Mexico.
 The Democratic State Central Com miticc of Arizona and is state and lcCal assemblies now assembled, send greeting to the democracy of New Mexico and it's valiant CO-wOrkers and congratulate them and the peo- plc of your commonwealth upon your magnificent victory achieved cn Tues. day last The ringing answer of New Mexico 10 the appeal for honest gov ernment is a gladsome omen, and cheers the democratic heart We wish sou Godspeed in the work coniided to your hands. and we promise you ihe welcome news on December 12 Of rOusiug democratic victory through out Arizona.
 J. J. BlRDNO. Chairman
 Privileges of the floor were eX- ' tended 10 Selim Nicholson, Henry SEoup, William Neaglc, E A. Pack ard, T. c. Norris. sam Small, Steve Roemer and E. A. Sawyer.
 After some slight discussion, thc state executive committee, one mem bcr from each county, was named as follows:
 AIacho-Fred T. Coalter, St. Johns
 Cochise-C. R. Stowe. Tombstone.
 Coconiuo-To be supplied.
 GUa-J. J. kecEan, Globe,
 Graham-W. Webb. Pima Groenleo-J. B. Hampton. Clifton
 Maricopa e M Zandcr, Phoenix
 Mohaye-E. F. Thompson, Kingmal
 ITuai-Thos r. Weedin. Florence
 Yavapai-R A Ling. Prescott. Yuma--P. J WAler, Yuma. Santa Cruz-F. J. Du6y, Nogales. ,. Navajo--Geo ? Sampson, Winslop
 M. C. CuniH og Grown King move' gat platform committee of On' from each county be named The fol 2 lowing comittoe was selected; Apache-TO be chosen later. 5 Cochise-J. R. Henderson.
 CocouinO-- Geo. Rabbit. Gila-J. J Kcegan. 5 Graham--Wiley c. Jones, 5 Greenlee- IL. F.SNaughu. 1 Marieopa--c E. Wood.
 Mohvc-J B. Whitesides ? Navajc-R Bizzell ! Pinai-J C. keating. - Pima "A. P. Martin. D Yavapai-M G. CanniR . Yuma-W F. immons. :. Santa Cruz-FTank J Duffy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

Any weakness of chickens brought about by acknowledgement lays the foundation upon which is brought about the deterioration ot the whole fCck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
Hawaiian Pineapple.

Six great big luscious slices in every can and only 20 cents can next Monday and Tuesday. Do not fail to get your share of this bar gain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
Isaac Dreyfus con1p'y
GEAN BELIEVES
 PETITION HAS GONE

Sheriff J. B. Gean, of Sheridan, Grant County, who was in the city yesterday, is of the opinion that Ar thur Peyton, over whose head re- ward of $350 now hangs, and who is badly wanted here on charge of murdering Louis Gammill, the story of which is we'll known here, has en- tirely disappeared from this section of the state and has left the state.
 The Grant county officer visited the local Sheriff's office yesterday and the only information concerning the negro since his crime that he could give was that a negro answer ing Peyton's description had ap- peared at a residence about fourteen miles Southeast of Pine Bluff on Thursday evening, the day of the tragedy, and asked for something to eat. He had his wiskers shaved off. The short black mustache which Pey- ton wore was one of the characte. istic features of his personality.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
SOUTHERN GROCERY co.
 PLANS IMPROVEMENTS

Announcement has been made of plans that are being perfected for the remodeling and improvement of the building now occupied by the South ern Grocery Company, wholesale, at Third avenue and Pine street. It is stated that Mitchell Selligman, the architect, is drawing plans for the structure. One of the big improve ments on the building, it is stated, will be a second story addition with the exception of that part now oc- cupied by the office, which already has a second story. Handsome offices will be furnished for the company on the first floor and the management of the wholesale house is contempla- ting extensive cotton grading rooms on the new second floor When these new Improvements are completed the Southern Grocery Company will have one of the best equipped offices and store buildings in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20

This is one of the incest little farms anywhere around Pine Bluff and is now offered at a bargain price of $2.500. This price includes a fine growing crop of cotton and corn. with the exception of 4 acres which has been rented for this year. The emoluments from same, however, will go to purchaser. Apply to
 s. M. WINE,
 Exclusive Agent. Office, 21S 1-2 State street, or call old phone 1293 from g a. m. to D. m. After p. m. call residence, No. 1271.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
FOR SALE.

A most excellent tract of land con- sisting of 69 acres, situated on ,1c- Fadden road, f miles north of court house, with the following improve ments
 One nice 5-loom residence, with all S-foot hall and pantry; 1 barn, 1 lot fenced with wire: fine we'll soft water; one cotton house and chicken house, one acre in orchard, consisting of peaces, apples and plums; 30 acres is in cultivation and the rem ain- der covered with fairly good timber, consisting of white oak, pin oak, piue and red oak.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
FOR RENT

216 East 11th, 6 rooms and hall, bath, electric lights. 620 Walnut, rooms, bath, electric lights. 1923 Olive St., rooms and hall, bath and electric lights. SIS West 18th, new, rooms, bath, electric lights, hot and cold water. S16 Cherry, rooms, city water. 300 East rooms, city water. BOA East, rooms, city water. 105 East, rooms, city water. 104 East, rooms, city water. 705 Plum, rooms, electric lights,
 city water. 713 Plum, rooms, electric lights, city
 water.
 TO East 9th, rooms, electric
 lights, city water. GOA West 4th, rooms and hall bath,
 electric lights. 1907 West 5th, 5 rooms, bath, gas,
 lights. PINCHBACK TAYLOR, Insurance A gency.
 PHONE NO. 1032.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20

Liberal reductions on refrigerators at Fox Bros. Hardware Co. 7-13-1m All Refrigerators at cost for this week Anchor Furniture Co. 7-16-d6t HI. c. Higinbotham is now holding the position of bookkeeper for the Fair Department store.
 Do you need mailing list? It can be had at Collier Adv Agency.
 7-2O If. WANTED-TO BUY A SMALL SEC ond-hand freight elevator. Adams Printing Co.
 Tiger Roofing with nails, Caps and cement, ply at s125 per Square at Celeveland-M Matthews Hardware Co
 The bleeding shrinkage and loss of brilliancy of garments avoided by our process. Caver's Dry Cleaning & Dye Works.
 We can furnish you all widths and kinds of Screen wire Black Galvanized and copper. Screen doors and windows. Cleveland Mat thews Hardware Go.
 Mailing lists for any purpose in any business. Up to date and cor rect.-Collier Advertising Agency.
 7-2O If. A. B. Smith, the concrete contrac- tor, has begun work on the twenty foot extension on the Poplar street culvert over the old lake bed at Tenth avenue. The extension will be made on either side of the present work. Police Judge J. R. Stewart and wife have returned from a weeks fishing trip on Hurricane Creek at Sheridan, Ark MT. and Mrs. R. c. Johnson, who accompanied them, are now visiting at Sheridan. The party reports q most delightful time and Judge Stewart says they caught a large amount of fine fish.
 Full protection for your summer trip. We will insure you against all kinds of accidents, and against loss of baggage. Cost is small.-R. H. M. Mills & Sons. Both Phone.
 6 21 I'm WANTED-One cock and fifteen wagons and teams to haul logs and lumber. Call on J. H. Ezell at the mill four miles west of Tamo or at Hastings and Thomas store at Tarry. Pay every two weeks. 7-19 2w A contract for regarding Poplar street has been let to J. P. McNulty, the local contractor, yesterday by the Board of Public Affairs. The con- tractors who formerly had the work fulfilled their contract but it was found by City Engineer Allen tn 1t more work would have to be done on the street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
RENOVATING.

Now is the chance to have you mattresses renovated. Call US will make close prices for the nsl days.-Turner Bedding Factory
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
Saturday Specials :

STtUTUdy SPtC1dNes Spring Chickens. Spring Lamb. Canteloupes. Fruits. Vegetables. THE LLOYD GROCERY COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20

Ethel Toussiant, who has been in ill health for some months, is very sick at the home of her parents on North Walnut street.
 Sanitary Steam pressing kills the germs and enlivens the goods.-:5ev- er's Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. Old phone S61. 28 I'm
 All Refrigerators at cost for this week Anchor Furniture Co. 7-16-d6t
 My home for sale cheap if sold at once Apply to Mrs. L. E. Frazier, 1902 E. 9th. 7-1S Ct
 When you buy mailing list that is corrected to date, the price paid is more than saved in stamps and stat ionary.-Collier Advertising Agency.
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 FOR RENT-Two or three fur nished rooms for light housekeeping. Large and cool, modern conveniences. Also cottage for rent. Near business section. Apply to 326 Walnut or Od Phone 9S4 7-13-1w
 LOST-Gold pendant with one soli- taire diamond in center. On pin. Lost between Poplar and Cherry streets on Fourteenth avenue or on Cherry street car. Liberal reward if returned to s. B. Russell at Southern Grocery Company. IS St.
 In the will of Mrs. Rosa B. Mi chols, which was filed in probate court yesterday, she bequeaths her entire estate to her sons, Meyer and Charlie, and requests that her hus- band, Wolf Nichols, be named admin istrator without bond.
 The Fox Brothers Hardware Company on Main street is installing fine fire protection system in it's building, which will cost several thou sand dollars The system, which Is sadi to be an absolute protection to building from fire, is similar to that now in use on the buildings of the Hammett and Speers grocery houses. The sprinkler on the Fox Brothers building will soon be completed.
 Get a "Freezo' freezer if you want to make ice cream in from s to 10 minutes. One gallon $1.9S Sold by Cleveland Matthews Hard ware Co.
 When in the market let us show you a Florence wagon For durab- ility and easy running they are un- excelled. Cleveland Matthews Hard ware Go.
 Two negroes, driving recklessly, ran down and painfully though not seriously wounded Herbert Holt, Western Union messenger boy, while the latter was riding wheel at Bar raque and Walnut streets early last 1 evening. The boy was thrown to the | pavement heavily and bruised. The l men did not stop, but kept driving l east on Barraque street.
 Poultry net wire, low or high, light or heavy, as we'll as all kinds of American Field Fence and Front 1 Yard Fence at Cleveland Matthew Hardware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
BOYS.

ONE SHARE TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS I shall give to every boy who sells to ten of his friends a this summer In ADDITION to the big prize A REGULAR INCOME is assured I'll tell you how. Make a list of the ten names and addresses. Bring it with you. You needn't miss ball game or fishing trip. Bring your parents if you choose. Come early Rosenberg's Book Store, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20

PHONE NO. 1032.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20

Buy a Refrigerator while We are offering them at a discount We have good assortment of sizes Fox Bros Hardware Co. 7-13-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
CAKE SALE.

The ladies of the Lakeside church will give home made bread and cake sale at the Pine Bluff Mercantile store all day Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
RENOyATING.

Now is the chance to have your old mattresses renovated Call us we will make close prices for the next 30 days'-Turner Bedding Factory.
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