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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28
Dynamiciarze skradli $4,000.

Dynamiciarze, ktorzy onegdaj
wieczorem zakradli sic do gma--
chu Foremana, pnr. 22o-222 So.
State utica, spedzili tam kilka 60
DIN i wyniesli znaczna zdobycz.
Rabusie odwiedzili biura czterech
kompanii W tym gmachu, az ma
reszcie ktoS ich zestraszyi o 60
dzinie $50 wczoraj rano. Wynie-
Sli jednak w dyamentach, cyga-
rach i gotowce przeszlo $4,ooo.W
sk1adzie trzewikow Foremana
rabusie kilkakrotnie starali sic
rozbic szafe stalowa, lecz to i'm
sic ME udalo. Wybuchy dynamitu
strasznie uszkodzily szafe /
wczoraj wlasciciele ME mogli Jej
otworzyt. Bandyci ME mogli u
zyc duzej dozy dynamitu, dlate-
60. i szafa znajdowala sic ma
balkonie silny wybuch byfby
niezawodnie zwalif szafe bal
konu i balkon caly rozerwal.-
Zabrano sic jednak do szafy w
restauracyi i tam iatwoscia go
t6wke zabrali. Mkt wybuchu ME
slyszal. Wybuch stlumiono szma-
tami, kt6remi szafe owinieto.
Str6z spostrzegi rabusi6w przy
piracy w skladzie trzewik6w. Dy-
namiciarze mieli Gala ucieczke
CORY uplanowanq i zadnego z
mich ME zlapano. Sprowadzono
czempredzej policye lecz to tylko
zdolala skonstatowac, re rabusie
odwiedzili kazdy sklad W owym
budynku, zabierajqc wszystko co
dla nich miaio jakas wartosc.
Awantura w sail sadowej.
w czasie procesu w. ]. Boene-
ra, oskarzonego zamordowanie
nieunijnego drukarza r. Venona,
przyszio wczoraj do awantury.
w toku zeznah jednego ze Swiad-
k6w jakis mezczyzna powstal i
ma cafy glos zaczat krzyczec:
= Dajcie mu! Daj mu dobrze.
Wozni zaraz zabrali sic do ME
go w kr6tkim czasie 60 sail sa-
dowej wyprowadzili. Okazalo sic,
re czlowiek ten dostai oblakania.
w. w. Barrett, prezes unii
drukarzy sklada} wczoraj zezna-
MIA powiedzia}, re unia ME mai
mowala slugger6w.
Stan przedstawi} juz dowody
ma to, re Boener naja} niejakiego
Jamesa DAILY, ten zas naja} in
nych zabijak6w i ci uprzatneli sic
z Venonem. Niektorzy Z tych
sluggerow przyznali sic do why
i wydali caiy spisek ma zycie ME
unijnych drukarzy. Z tego VIA
snie powodu Boener, kt6ry miai
najac owych zabijakow, znajduje
sic W powaznem niebezpieczeh-
stwie.
Walka Krolem Ptakow.
w parku Lincolna maja nowe-
go goScia. lest MIN krol ptakow:
wielki orzei.
w parku Lincoina byiy okazy
tego drapiezrika, ale tylko liche,
male.
w tych dniach kilku str6z6w
dziczyzny zIapalo or}a w Chica-
90, ma drzewie, ktore stoi ma
pr6znej parceli przy 2S17 North |
Oakley ave. |
Wake oriem stoczyio trzech
ktorzy dis zaluja, re
sic wog6le wdali tym drapiez-
nym ptakiem. Str6z dziczyzny A. !
Adams stracii HAWAI- duzego pal
ca, z jego nowego ubrania 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28
We watpllwosei.

MAJ (wracajacy mad ranem 2 karcz-
u:y): ,Widze, re moja laska jest zia-
mana; teraz niewiem czy ia ia ziama-
lem, czy tez moia zona... ma mnie?"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28

(Dokohczenie ze str. ,ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28

nych osob odnioSio rany.
Londyn, % lutego. - Donosza
z Palermo, re okrety wloskie are
sztowaiy angielski statek Reset
err, podejrzany o kontrabande.
Paryz, 20 lutego. - Poloficyal-
ME ogloszono, re Francya bylaby
sklonna wspoIdzialac Z innemi
panstwami celem zapoSrednicze-
MIA pokojowych uk}adow miedzy
Wiochami a Turcya.
z Anglii.
Londyn, % lutego. - Spodzie-
wano sic, re juz wczorajsza kon-
ferencya pracodawcow weglar-
skich weglarzy robotnikow do
prowadzi do ugody, ale ME do
szIo jeszcze do tego. Premier A
SOUTH osobiScie prowadzi ukiady
i stanai wybitnie po stronie robo-
tnikow, zagroziwszy pracodaw-
conf, ze postara sic Q przeprowa-
dzenie ustawy o minimalnej pia-
cy. To zaraz podzialalo i praco-
dawcy, ktorzy zrazu ustapic ME
chcieli, odrazu oSwiadczyli goto-
woSc do pertraktacyi. DIS dal-
sze trwaja ukiady. Panuje pre-
konanie, re do strajku ME przyj-
die. w kazdym razie juz w roz-
maitych okolicach Walii i Szko-
cyl okolo 80 do 40 tysiecy gor-
nikow porzucilo prace.
Belfast, Irlandya, % lutego. -
Parowiec Olympic" uszkodzil sic
W drodze do Southampton MEDIA
leko portu tego ugodziwszy w "a
topiony jakiS kadiub okretowy
Olympic" ma zawinac do tutej-
szego portu dla naprawy.
Process Macocha.
Warszawa, % lutego. - Wczo-
raj zaczai sic pred sadem gu
bernialnym w Piotrkowie process
Damazego Macocha i wspoio-
skarzonych o zamordowanie
Wac}awa Macocha wspoiwine w
okradaniu obrazu cudownego Ma
tiki Boskiej Czestochowskiej,
Rozprawy potrwaja co najmniej
tydzien, bo wezwano z CORA 100
Swiadkow; odbywaja sic one
PRIV drzwiach zamknietych, t. j,
sa tajne.
z podrozy Knoxa.
Colon, Panama, % lutego. -
Sekretarz stanu amerykanski
Knox przybyl tn wczoraj entr-
zyastycznie witany. Baterye roz-
matte daily 10 strzaiow, dygnita-
RIA vita{y viadze rZeplitei Pana-
my, posef amerykahski Dodge
wiadze budowy kanaiu. o godz
1Otej Knox odjechal do Panamy
miasta: Knox udaje sic stad dc
Port Limon w Kostaryce.
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
20 lutego. - Oczekuja tu "a
ieciem odwiedzin sekretarzs
Knoxa. Wiadze poczyniiy rozle-
gle przygotowania; dzieh przyja'
zdu Knoxa ma bye swiatecznie
obchodzony.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, 2S lutego. = W
palacu OrIowow odbyio sic ire
civimento" = przyjecie oficyalne
okazyi uwierzytelnienia nowe.
go posla Stanow Zjednoczonych
Curtisa Gulda; $500 osob zapro-
szono tel racyi, a przyjecie wy
roznialo sic swietnoscia niebywa-
Ia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28
Z Kongo.

z Kongo.
Bruksela, Belgia, % lutego. -
Doniesiono tn Kongo, re ia
rzece Kwango zatonai statek rza-
dowy a MIN Gala zaioga J 32
pasazerow. ....
z Jamajki.
Kingston, 2S lutego. = Z ME
znanych dotad powodow wybu-
chiy tn wielkie rozruchy policya
wystapila ma ulice miasta, W
walce Z MIA tiumow dWu ludzi "a
bito, a trzydziestu odniosio ra-
ny.
z Watykanu.
Rzym, 20 lutego. : Urzad mi
strza ceremonii papieskiego dwo-
ru oglosil rozporzadzenie, ktorem
ME dopuszcza sic ma przyjeciach
IL Ojca sw. modnych petanych
sukien damskich (,,hobble-
skirts"); przedtem juz wykluczo-
no suknie dekoltowane.
z Niemiec.
Berlin, 2S lutego. Burmi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28
Juarez W reku rewolucyonistow.
Sytuacya w Mexyku.
z Wojny Wlosko-Tureckiej.
w przededniu strajku w Anglii.
Process MacoCha.
Il POdr6zy KnOXa.
Z Watykanu.
ZE SPRAW NIEMIECKICH.
z Wojny Wlosko-T -Tureckiej.
. przededniu strajku w An
Il POdr6zy KnOXa.
Z Watykanu.
ZE SPRAW NIEMIECKICH.

ZednoczOnych
Lawrence Mass. RzadOwa ksiazka
prawe ekspl Oaacyi pokiadow wegla Alas
ZIeG ME jegO kandydatury Wielk
proces ,trustOwy".
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
CUBS IN OPENER
DRAW DEFEAT 10
Pelicans Scratch Victory
Over Chances Kids
Yesterday.

New Orleans. La, March 11.-Chi-
cago's Cublets met defeat at the hands
of the Pelicans in the opening game of
the 1912 campaign, but their showing
against the Panama tourists was much
more credible than was expected. The
-Acore was 1 to agin EN- and the lone
run was a good deal of a scratch.
The Cublets did not make any kind
of a noise that sounded like winning,
but they would have prolonged the
game at least into extra innings IL an
ordinary single had not hit a crawfish
net in left field and bounded over Vic
Saier's head for two-base hit in the
eighth inning.
Defeat was merely a question of the
time, the place, and the scratch, how
ever, for the Pelicans outplayed the
Cub recruits In all departments and
showed at all times the advantage OF
their fortnight's work under the tropi-
cal suns of the isthmus.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11

This will be Whites first appearance
in a California staged battle. He was
given .he date against the Mexican
idol after many weeks of hard work
on the part of Harry Gilmore, Jr., who
insists that White is the hardest
puncher since the days of Herrera
What will Abe Attelps alibi be now
that .he former featherweight cham
pion has been decisively beaten by the
veteran. Tommy Murphy? I'll make
one guess on chance. Abe is due to
pull the old-time stuff that runs some
thing like this: I've been boxing and
training too much. I'll go to the
mountains for a long rest, and when /
come back I'll prove to the world that
I'm as good as ever. etc, etc.
You all know the tune.
In view of Attells defeats at the
hands of Kilbane and Murphy it strikes
me that possibly the New York boxing
commission handed Abe an unjust SEN
tence when he was suspended foo box
ing in the Empire state for six months
on the charge of pulling" to Knock
out Brown. He has simply reached the
end of his string. and a long. sensa-
tional sort OF string 1t has been.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
SPORTING NOTES.

Illinois defeated the Chicago track
team Saturday night in Bartlett gym
nasium. 81 II to 331a The Illinois fresh
iors and trounced the Chicago young
sters. AZ to %.
Urbana. ILL.,, March 11.-Illinois'
speedy swimmers defeated Chicagos
aquatic athletes for the second time
this year. 30 to 8.
Pittsburg. Pa. March 11.-Cariisle
Indian school. represented by James
Thorp. carried away the individual
honors at the annual meet of the Pitts
burg Athletic club Saturday night. The
one-nile university relay. race was won
by Cornell in 3:45 s-5 Pennsylvania
was second and Michigan third.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 11.-"Farm-
err Harris. a local boy. trimmed "Bill'
Ryan at the National Athletic club
Saturday night.
Galveston. Tex, March lin a
game marked by good hitting and field
ing the Sox No. 2 beat Galveston Sat
urday afternoon. to 4.
Madison, Wis. March 11.-By de-
feating Northwestern's swimming team
last night, "a to %. Wisconsin tied
title.
Atlanta, Ga, March 11.-Jim Perry of
Pittsburg knocked out Bobby Reynolds
of New York in the fourth round OF
what was scheduled to be a round
bout here Saturday night. The men
fought at 145 pounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
BUT OH!
DEAR. LOOK
At THE OWLS
Especial to THn TINES }

Hobart, Ind. March lin the most
spectacular game ever played IN the To-
cal high school gym. the Whiting Owls
met defeat at the hands of the Hobart
Regulars Saturday night. Whiting
claimed the basketball championship of
the county but by this defeat must
hand the honors over to the Hobart
quintet.
Both teams played fast basketball,
but the Owls were outclassed by the
fast Hobart team. The game started
off with a rush, neither team securing g.
basket until about five minutes OF the
game This got Writings goat and
then II was an easy matter for Hobart
to run up the score The first half
ended with the score 10 to Il In favor
of Hobart.
Between halves some wrangling was
carried on between both captains in re-
gard to dribbling. The Whiting crew
foresaw chat the good work of Hobart's
center Stinchield. In this stage OF the
game would beat them. so they said II
was foul and tried to eliminate 1t from
the game. A look at the rule book
however, proved that they were in the
wrong.
The second half then started. the Ho-
bart players playing faster than in the
first. and soon gained a big lead, which
the Owls were unable to overcome
Jones and Fif1eld were stars in the art
of basket shooting. as will be seen in
the score. The second half ended 36 to
IT. Not so bad, but 1t could have been
worse
II any other county team has claim
on the championship let the Regulars
know about 1T. and games will be
matched if possible.
The score:
Hobart (3s)-Jones, RI. IL: F'i1eld, II
IA; Stinchfeld, C., s; Schenk. lg, 2
Tabbert, rg.
Whiting (17)-Green. RI. 5; Dugan
If. 2: Girard c., 10; Bartuska, lg.; Crit
fifth, rig.
Field goals-Jones, s: Fifeld, Z
Stinchfeld. 4 Schenk. 1: Green. -; Cir
ard, 8. Foul goaIs--Green. 1; Dugan
.; Jones, 2. Time of halves-20 min
utes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
SOx TIE HOUSTON
IN 10 INNINGS, 3-3
Four Hits Off Walsh in the
Ninth Result in Two
Runs.

Houston. Tex, March lid Walsh
gave the Texans a baseball treat yes
terday. Booked as the headliner for
the afternoon pastime. between Gala
h&ns Buffalos. Ed was held in reserve
until the start of the seventh inning.
All the time the Sox were leading by
two runs. When the ninth was over the
score was tie at to 3. When Meth
err team could score in the tenth the
game was called for alleged darkness.
There was crowd of at least 1900
present and they began calling for
Walsh in the first inning. but the star
act was held until the seventh, when
Ed marched to the slab threw just
eleven balls across the plate, and three
batters had been famed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
INDIANA HARBOR.

The meeting of the woman's Home
Missionary society of the Methodist
church was to take place at the home
of Mrs. B. c. Lukens tomorrow night,
has been postponed to the 10TH on ac-
count of the revival meetings which
are going on at the church this week.
Mrs. Robert Hacker of 13sth and Ivy
streets spent Saturday with her cousin
at East Side.
Misses Helen Calvin and Edna Lam
dell were the guests yesterday OF
friends in Chicago.
Miss Frances Powell of Toledo, O..
has returned home after a few days
visit with Mrs. r. Augustus Armstrong
OF Grapevine street
III. A. Carpenter. pastor of the Chris
tian church. announce that revival
services will begin at the church
Thursday evening.
The three services at the Method
church Sunday were largely attended
At the mems meeting in the after
noon the music was a special feature.
The address, given by the pastor, was
full of helpful thoughts and greatly
| enjoyed. At the evening service the
music was greatly appreciated by all.
A large choir. under the direction of
Horace Kirk. furnished special seIec-
IlonS, winch were rendered with good
effect. A forceful sermon was preach
| ed by Rev. o. B. Rippetoe and at tho
close of the services the announcement
was made that the meetings would be
continued In order that the people
| May realize the full purpose OF God
In new love in the church and richer
| blessings IN its ministry" A meeting
for children will be held Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. All
are welcome to attend these meetings
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Summers of
Indiana Harbor attended the Congre-
| gational church in East Chicago last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lindmueller.
maid and baby. are at the South Bay
hotel permanently. Mr.. LindmueIler
who is superintendent of the Cold
schmidt DEFINING company's plant,
and has been in Cleveland recently,
but the Lindmuellers are originally OF
New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
HARBOR
AGAIN WINS
AT POLO
tBy sPIKE.)

Indiana Harbor poloists again took
East Chicago into camp at the Lewis
skating rink Saturday night by win
ming an easy victory with a to o
score. Indiana Harbor showed some
class on those little rollers and clever
ly demonstrated that they were there
with the goods. displaying some won
derful team work The first quarter
resulted in a 90 score.
They not only played their best
game of the season but easily proved
that they now have a team that will
line up against the best in this vicini-
ty. Indiana Harbor has played some
wonderful polo during their last two
games taking East Chicago for two
straight and now promise to put in a
bid for the county championship.
Some parts of the quarters were
rough but the game was fast and was
one of the best that has been pulled off
at the Lewis rink this season. Only
two injuries occurred in the game
when Hewig was struck by hard
drive. Time was called for FIVE min
utes and account of his injury but he
was able to resume play again. An
other drive landed in the balcony,
striking one of the fans in the eye
causing a slight cut.
Perkins and especially Sternberg
played their stellar games OF the sea-
son Their team work was most PEI
feet and the clever way In which they
handled that pellet, brought many APP
plauses from the audience. About goo
fans watched the interesting game and
are anxiously waiting when Hammer
will live up against the champs this
week.
The Dave Lederers of Hammond will
line up against Indiana Harbor next
Thursday night at the Lewis rink. A
close game is expected and large
crowd is expected. week from Sat
urday Hammond will take on Eas.
Chicago. J. Pannenborg acted as
referee and French as Official time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
WAS TO BIG.' ABE.
STILL after KILBANE
Murphy Starts East Today
With Gunboat Smith of
San Francisco.

San Francisco, March 11.-Harlem
Tommy Murphy, accompanied by his
manager, Jim Buckley, leaves here to-
day a 1915 for New York. The light
weight boxer is elated over his victory
in Saturdays battle with Attell and is
particularly proud of the fact that he
came out of the fight practically un-
marked Accompanying Murphy on his
trip east will be Gunboat Smith, the
heavy vel ht boxer, who will be under
the wing of Buckley while in the east.
Jim thinks the Gunner will make a
good showing among the big men in
Gotham.
Abe Attell kept to his home all day.
The former featherwesght champion is
feeling the effects of the punches Muir
ply gave him, and, besides several
abrasions on his face he has a badly
swollen and discolored eye on the left
side of his countenance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11

whiting will journey to Bloomington,
where they will play for the state
championship. Lineup.
whiting G5)---Girard. left forward
Petersen. right forward. Water. center;
Benson. left guard; Greenwald, right
guard.
Culver (12)-Newman, left forward /;
Sayger. right forward: Dillon. center;
Hankins. left guard; Rogers. right
guard.
Summary: Field goals-Girard, 8;
Petersen. 4; Sayger 3; Dillon. I. Free
throws-Girard. I: Sayger. 4. Referee
-O'Neiu of Notre Dame. Time of
halves-2o minutes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
WE|NE IS RATED
HARDEST HITTER
Jack, a Chicago Boy, Will
Put Joe Rivers to the
Test Next Saturday.

Los Angeles, Cal. March 1.-THE
pugilistic spotlight has been switched
from San Francisco to Los Angeles and
will be turned on the Vernon arena
next Saturday afternoon. when Rivers
and Jack White of Chicago meet in
scheduled twenty-round bout before
the Pacific A. c.. with the resolute Ely
ton acting as referee.
The weighing in notch, 12S pounds at
10 O'Clock, has been harmed to meet the
growing-up condition of both boys and
will send them into the ring five hours
later in full possession OF all their ma
tural strength and fighting ability.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
EAST CHICAGO.
(COmmunfcntcd.l

c. P. Burdick, who has been chair
man of the finance committee of the
Associated Charities since that organi-
cation started one year ago, has ten
dered his resignation to the president
of the society. Mr.. Burdick has been
such an efficient officer that the AS
ISOLATED Charities can Ill AFFORD to lose
his services He engineered the base
ball game and the charity ball. both of
which were great social and fnancia,
successes. In both events Mr. Burdick
had splendid help from many promi-
nent men and women OF the Twin Cit
les. AS result the association was
able to begin work and has done much
god during this severe winter.
Mr.. Burdicks resignation will be sin
cerely regretted. He worked quietly,
but effectively. Business duties are
the only reason assigned. He declares
his heart is in the work and he will
remain on the committee merely re-
linquishing the Craftsmanship. No sue
cessor has been appointed.
Mrs. e. S. Gilbert of Indiana Harbor
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. A.
NJ. zimmerman of One Hundred and
Forty nth street
Mrs. Lawrence James of Englewood
and son Nat spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs. James parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed DeBriae-
The Tuesday Reading club will meet
tomorrow with Mrs Charles Edgar of
Forsythe avenue, between One Hundred
and Forty fourth and One Hundred and
Forty-f1fth streets, instead OF at the
regular club rooms.
| Mrs. B. B. Mickey, who has been
very Ill with heart trouble and who
was not expected to live. is slightly
| better today
Mrs Charles FIGHTER of One Hundred
and Forty fifth street entertained the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Saturday afternoon. There was a fine
program and a nice luncheon was
served
| The members OF the Methodist church
will meet at the church at p. m. Wed
nesday and go to Hammond In a body
+, to attend the revival meetings now In
progress at the Methodist church in
that city. Evangelist George w. Nc
| Donald of Toronto is conducting the
services and the East Chicagoans will
] go at the invitation OF Rev Switzer OF
| the Hammond church. Rev. Mcdonald
is Toronto, Canada. man and has beer
/ very successful in this line OF work
and q most interesting and helpful
evening IL expected. Prof. Bert NJ
| Rlce an evangelist singer OF repute
has charge of the singing.
+, The Mems club will meet tonight al
| the home of Rev Alexander Monroe, or
| Masoun avenue. r. G. Howell viii
read a paper on THE Immigrant So
cially and Religiously" and Rev. E.
vessey will have a paper on The Con-
dition of the Hungarian People in This
| Country" Music will be another feat
ure OF the program. Lunch will be
| served. All the men are invited.
| The Home and School association will
| meet at the Mckinley building Tues
day. March II. at 7:45 p. m The fol-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11

keeper. The following line ups were
played:
Indiana Harbor-Cooksey LIST rush
first and second quarters; Perkins. list
rush 3rd and 4th quarters; Mcintyre
End rush; Sternberg, center: Coving-
ton. half back. and Lewis, goal.
East Chicago-Bald, 1st rush; Car
roll, End rush 1st and End quarters:
Barnes. End rush. 3rd and 4th quarters
Mitchell. center; Hewig, half back.
and Groat. goal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11
MIKE GIBBONS
CANCELS BOUT

st. Paul, Mimi. March 1.-THE Mike
Gibbons-Jack Mccarthy six-round bout
scheduled for March IS In Philadelphia
has been called Off because of In
jury to Gibbons right hand, received
in a training workout at the local Y.
NJ. C. A. gymnasium. Gibbons put his
thumb out of joint when his sparring
partner blocked an uppercut with his
elbow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11

and conquered
them all at
Notre Dame on
Saturday morn
ing and evenin g
when the boys
d e Z e a t e d the
C r a c k w o l f
Lake and Gull
yer high school
quintets. there
by earning the
decisive right
RI do hattie at
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EAST CHICAGO
-AND-
IND. HARBOR


lowing is the program:
Piano Solo-Selected. -. Miss I-usby
Vocal Solo--Selected. Evan Lloyd
Lecture-.aThe Gospel of Hygiene.
DR.. Hurry. secretary OF the state
board OF health.
Vocal Solo-Selected. Evan Lloyd
All adults interested in the associa-
ton are urged to be present. Children
not admitted.
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High Grade Rice In Mancisurta.
Experiments In the growing Of rice
IN Manchuyia are said to show that
rice can BE- grown there more profit
ably than In China proper Jor J1pan.
and more prof1tably than either corn
o. soya beans. The season II abort,
but long enough to produce high grade
rice.
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HAYS AND TRENDALL
IN BATTLE TONIGHT

st. Louis. March i1.-Grover Hayes
and Harry Trendall, the local light
weight, are to meet In a six-round bout
here tonight. Trendall is picked by To-
cal sports TO win because Hayes does
not ike the short routes
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Capt. Girard Covers Himself
With Glory; Whiting
Jubilant.
BY LESLIE j. PARRY.

(T1mes STAN Man With Team-)
South Bend, Ind, March 9.-After
Harvesting two of the big Indiana
basketball teams to their royal
chariot here today Whiting High
Schools gal-lorious five was handed
the keys of the city by Mayor Goetz.
Believe US that Whiting five simp-
" rambled and galumphed over their
PROSTATE foeman and Capt. George
Girard pegged SO many baskets that
he wore all the epidermis off his lily
whites.
The high stepping Whiting high
school basketball squad. now hailed as
the champions of northern Indiana. met