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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-22
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM no. 1

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO
Judge Virgil s. Reiter.
Next Cases ON Call.
Friday, Feb. 81, 1912.
So51 Gregory F Wks Co V Gary PIX GO
S0s5 City OF Gary Borkon
1855 Smith Sharkowski
so4l Smith Harbor Bldg Co
So46 Smith MalzinskI
$3.50 knight Knight
so5I Butler sloan
SO51 Maginot V Roberts
sos6 Harding v Harbor Bldg Co
500 Harding Harbor Bldg CO
S071 Harding Harbor Bldg Co
soeS ) S Radiator Cor Maloney & Co
S1oS State ex rel V Saric
sli4 Hunt ThraillSiil
Si15 Musulin Repair
S12a L Chgo Co V kotad1iecak
SIS4 Chgo Co V Pawelko
$40 Lake Co Lbr Co Lundberg
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. ?
Judge Lawrence becker.
cnse on Trial.
$3.50 Molnar pro ami. City of
Gary. Suit for manages as result OF
an accident TO little girl when a bug
xv ran into an obstruction. Mcmahon
& Conroy for the plaintiff, and Bonn
berger, Sawyer & Curtis for the city of
Gary Jury impaneled. Case will take
ali week PLAINTIFF completed the in
PRODUCTION of testimony
Case on Call
s419. A week from last Monday the
case of Chas Frederichs. administrator.
VS.. Lavene will come up for trial by
agreement Suit against Lavene for
damages>as a result of the death OF
Byron L Fuitz when the cornice on tho
Taper building fell. crumpacker.
Crumpacker & Tinkham for the plain
tifr. and Ibach & Cravens and McAleer
Bros for the defendant.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. =
Judge Johannes kopeIs&e.
At Hammond.
Friday. Feb %
7as5-Beckman Sup. Co. Cedergren
ct al.
TseS-Cal Lbr. Co Magda.
so5s-Hosmer Pusker ct al.
s1sS-Gary L.br- Co. Zuffa ct al.
s14S-Poren PergaIos ct al.
S15s-Schoenberg ct al v Mierman-
JUDGE w. e. M'MAHAN.
At Crown Point
Third Thursday. Feb. 22-
s132-Risdon. Mary G.. ct al. V John G.
Z. Earle ct al
sl74--Earle. John H. ct al John G.
E. Earle ct al.
S394-Thompson ct al. Bryan eft al
s3s6--Franker Cal. Land Co. ct al
s43o-Mayer Knots.
177-Gunzenhauser. John ct al. City
OF Gary ct al.
e17s-In re: Improvement of Broad
way. Gary. Indiana
S55f-Pollard c., L. S & s. b. Ry. Co.
s553--FideI Hammond.
ssos-swanson. Emil Olaf Resberg
ct al
Ssll-United Brew Co. VS.. Carl schu-
macher.
ss1s-Cain, VIM. A.. John r. Farovid
s64s-Geisei. John. City of Gary. In
diana e. al.
ssss-Ulrich, Leila, Calumet Land Co
ct al.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
At Valparaiso.
JUDGE HARRY II. TUTHILI.
Case Next on Call.
Kfessling VS.. Inland Steel Co. Thi!
case was tried before Judge Tuthili fv.
years ago. 1t was reversed in the su
preme court and is now back for tria
again. Case up for trial Monday.
NO COURT THURSDAY.
On account Of the fact that Thursda!
is washingtons birthday and a 1ega
holiday the judges of the variou
courts have announced that there will
be no court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-22
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. J
Judge Johannes KopeIke.
At Hammond.

Friday. Feb "a
7sss-Beckman Sup. Co. Cedergrel
ct al.
TssS-Cal Lbr. Co Magda.
so5s-Hosmer Pusker ct al.
s1SS-Gary Lbr. Co Zuffa ct al.
s14S-Poren Pergalos ct al.
S155-Schoenberg ct al. Mierman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15

The annual meeting OF the Rich
mond Automobile club will be held in
the club roomA West Broad street,
tomorrow night. ana as the election
Of officers. ~ well a. other import
ant business. comes up q large at
tendance 10 expected
President J. T.. Palmatary will not
be able to preside az he will be
away ON q "Roosters' trip. Vice
president e. c. Pelouxe, consequently,
will preside unless he IL unavoidably
absent.
President Falmatary Is not can
didate for reelection. He says that
he cannot accept the ONCE should
he be named again and that under
no circumstances can he be induced
to accept q re-eIection. Mr.. Palma
tary declares he cannot give the time
to the Office that It deserves.
So far there does not appear to be
any second choice. although Vice
President Pelouxe has been mention
ed. Mr. Peiouxes however, says no
is not . candidate. Robert b. All
port also has been mentioned In con-
nectjons with the Office. but Mr.. ALI
port says that he prefers to remain
. member and talk from the floor
The committee appointed to look
into the matter OF club rooms will
report at this meeting. The manage
ment OF both the Richmond and the
Jefferson notels have invited the club
I 10. make It's sahoassqaastera~ In these
hostelries Beividere hall also has
mentioned by approval
Tho committee appointed TO map
out reliability run for the club will
report In favor Of = trip to White Sui
phur Springs and not Hot Springs as
originally intended. 1t II asserted
that the. Hot AprinEp people are nor
automobile enthusiasts, that motorists
are interdicted At this resort and that
prices ara honatAd To q prohibitory
standard The cOmnittees conse-
auentiy. drew the lne on Hot Springs
and substituted White Sulphur, the
run to held September 2sth, Attn,
2Sth and 3sth.
Tha report n the COMMITTEES has
been outlined ~ Chairman Robert b.
Airport as follows.
The Richmond Automobile club
proposes TO hold 4 reliability run. the
latter part OF September, to White
Sulphur Springs and return. In or
der that every member. of the club
may be induced 70 take part In this
event seven eh1ses have been made
by the committee having the matter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
Observation-Disclosures
CLUB WILL HOLD RUN
White Sulphur Springs Point Selected by Committee for
Reliability Tour Latter Part of September-Club VIII
Hold Annual Meeting and Election Of Officers Tomorrow
Nght-Change of Quorters May Take Place Soon

In charge. The first will be for cars
costing up to $f.0oI: the second for
cars costing from $I.0o1 to $1,601:
the third for cars costing between
$l.601 and $2,o01; the fourth for cars
costing between $2.001 and $8.o01; the
NTH for cars costing more than
S3.001; the SIXTH for cars two years
old, or more. regardless OF the cost;
the seventh Will be noncontesting cars,
consisting OF the pilot car. tho ofFicial
car and all other cars not regularly
entered.
In order that there shall be nj mis-
understanding about the particular
class In which the cars shall be enter
ed. the cost price means the catalogue
or list price OF the cars.
The sixth class Is special class
Members with cars. more than two
years old, may think their chances of
obtaining prize from the fastest
models Is very small. They may In
cidentally hold the opinion that
are good. This class was formed for
their special benefit.
The ofiicers selected are:
Referee--Aubin l. Bulware.
Pacemakar-R. b. Airport.
Chief Observer--Fritx Sttterdfng, Jr
A. A. A. Representative-Dr. H. W.
Bazsett
Alternate--E. c. Pelouxe
Timer and Checker--H. Grim Peck.
SEQ Technical. Cpmmittee--E. G. Pc
Iouxe. F. b. Echluter and Paul BfaSka.
Supplemental Ru1ca.
/. Cars will be parked ut Capitol
square prior to 10 o'clock r. d. on
night previous to start, and will be
under police protection during the
night.
Z. Each car entered must carry the
ossacial nag 81 the Richmond Automo-
bile club.
3. All efYiciaIs. including all observ-
-erx, ntsst Ar-tAe efsaelal badge --
=. Headauarters-Ric Capt.
toll square; Charlottesville. Cieremont
hotel: staunton. Virginia hotel; Hot
Springs. Homestead hotel. and In re-
verse order en- return.
8. ntvtriunH one. fMu Mrtd three are
required to make an average speed
OF ten t10l r,lies Per hour; other d.
visions rssatresk to make an average
speed OF thirteen and one-half l1s 1-D
miles per hour. baed on daily aver
age.
Notes For Conteciants.
Cars must he delivered to technical
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
Country Club Win,
Hermitage Lose
In WashIngto

Especial to The Richmond vir9in34
WASHINGTON, Sept 1T
mond golfers made splendid n44 f.
ing here today in the home-andsnS
matches In the Middle Atlantic G
association. when the Country 4@
of Virginia won two matches hers
the Hermitage lost the same mum
Virginia took four out OF five mM4e
from Bannockburn Golf club lM
afternoon and Won three out ~
from the Chevy Chase club a
morning. Hermitage lost to
Chase this morning by to 0a and
defeated In the afternoon by AM
nockburn by . to ..
w. II. Palmer. Of yirgfnin, nAd
the best showing for the VISITORS
he won both Of his matches.
Chevy Chase, he defeated Allan 1r1
by ana ., and at tho BAan0e1
club. he won out from =. r. Brc4
Middle Atlantic championship, " 0N
up. The summaries:
Chevy Chase, matchesA H4rn3
tage, . (afternoon).
Morvin Thompson, Of Chevy GhAN
defeated w. III. Wood, OF ~FfGfMi
by up and 4 to play. Gsn.
Weaver. OF Chevy Chase. deksatod
C. Locker. Of Hermitage, BY 4|
and to play. Allan Lard, az Gh4N
Chase. defeated Capt. r. H NeAz2
OF Hermitage, by up AID to pl9xe
Frank Ellis, OF Chevy Chase, de3Go
cd r. Fleming. OF Hermitage. ~
up and l to play. 8. l. Heap
Chevy Chase. defeated q. WtldN
/ Of Hermitage, by 8 up and 10 OHM
Virginia, 4 matches; Bann0&kbNx
tafternoonl. 1900
W. H. Palmer. OF Virginia. deko
ed Eddie p Booke, OF BannOckbu
by up. J. w. Brawner. Of BM
nockburn, defeated Douglas CAlI
Virginia, by up. II. Stewart I0nM
OF Virginia, defeated O. Fl. WooS
Bannockburn. by UP and 8 70 pl1
e. +. 0rgatn, of Virginia, deeoa&m
II. N. Hall, Of Baunockburn. NJ
and to play. r. J. y. MackeyY
Virginia, defeated W. A. Knoylel
2 up and to play.
Bannockburn, 3 matches; Het1
tage, (morning). III
Capt. r.. Fl. Meade. Of HermI1
l1efeated z. p Brooke, OF BAu11
burn. by up. J. y Brawns
Hermitage. by 4 up and = e
w. G. Locker. Of Hermitage, d4&0
DR.. Thomas ]. w. Brown "
nockburn. by I up and : to playx
M. Hall, OF Bannockburn, de41
w. p. Wood. Of Hermitage. ~
and to play. w. A. KnoMlS
Bannockburn, defeated w. III,
Of Hermitage. by up. a4Sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15

Green beat out infieid hit to Ford,
scoring Fury. Howard singled to
left. scoring Morris and Litx. Munich
few out TO Ford. Green stole third.
Barton safe on Ford's error. Murphy
singled to right. scoring Green and
Howard. Gill beat out infield hit.
Fury walked forcing in Barton. Nor
ria out from Rady to Ford. Lifts out
from Biount to Ford. Seven hits,
eight runs.
Battle Axe-Ford out. Murphy to
Meyer. HHlchar walked. Schmidt
walked. Whitfield hit sacrifice ny
to Green, Hulcher scoring and
Schmidt going to second. Rady new
out to Meyer. No hits. one run.
Sixth Inning.
Pepco--Green new out to Hulcher.
Howard out from Dowden to Ford.
Munich few out to Dowden. No hits.
no runs
Battle A1e--Hay struck out. Dow
den out. Murphy to Meyer. Blcunt
out. Meyer to Barton. No hits. no
runs.
Pepco--Barton fiew out to Rady.
Murphy fiew out to Huichsr. Gill
new out to Rady.
Battle Axe--Baur out from ON to
Meyer. Ford doubled to the house In
left. Hulcher out. hit by batted ball.
Schmidt out from Murphy to Meyer.
One hit, no runs.
Eighth inning.
Pehco--Fury singled to center
Fury out from Hay to Dowden. Nor
ris out. Blount to Ford. Meyer struck
out
Battle Axe---Whitfeld grounded out
to Meyer. RadE struck out. Hay
out, Howard to Meyer. No hits. no
runs.
Ninth Inning.
Pepco--3reen out to Hulcher.
Howard out to Blount Munich out 70
Dowden.
Battle Axe--Dowden struck out
Blount out Murphy to Meyer. Baur
out to Grace.
FIRST q A&E
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept 1x.--New York
shut out the Chicago Cubs and caused
the downfall of 'sLurid Lou Richie
N a Giant killer this afternoon. score
s to Q. Tesreau pitched 4 wonder
full game. allowing the contenders only
three well scattered hits. He was
generous with his passes. issuing five.
but was invincible In the pinchea.
Richie allowed but seven hits, but
intermingied them With four paases
which resulted In his undoing. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
NATIONALS DROP :.
GAME TO TIGERS
HAS FAD INNING AND
DETROIT - ABLE TO PULL
wr.xa,s VT ~ aevsssx.
ATHLETICS LOSE TWO
MAPS TROUNCE FOR
MER WORLDS CHAMPIONS
AND WHITE SOx BEAT
YANks, RED sOx IDLE.

American League Gsmss.
Detroit. ); Warrington, 2.
Chicago. &: New York, l.
Cleveland, O.: Philadelphia, tirst
gnme).
Cleveland. 4: Philadelphia. . (second
game, innings).
St Louis Boston. rain. {.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
GIANTS OVERCOME.
THEIR OLD AOODO0
Lou RICHIE n FOUND FOR FIVE
Runs WHILE TEsEREAU
SHUTS OUT CUES
PILGRIMS SPLIT BILL
GIVE HALF OF DOuBLE-HEADER
TO ST. LoUas-RIRArEs WIN
FROM DODGERS. OTHERS
DO NOT PLAY.
PILGRIMS SPLIT BILL


National League Games
New York. s: Chicago. O.
st. Louis. s: Boston. . tfirst camel
Boston, IL: st. Louis. 2 tsecond
game).
Philadelphia Cincinnati. rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
Standing q Clubs.

Gamss Today.
New York In Chicago.
Boston In st. Louis.
Philadelphia In Cleveland.
Warrington. in Detroit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
second Game,

Pepco-MurDhy out to- Hulcher.
Martin beat out infield hit. Fury new
out to Strain. Norris safe on L.
Whitnsld's error. Martin out. Ford
to Biount.
Battle Axe--Strain beat out infield
hit to Howard. and went to second
on Towards error. Hay singled TO
right, Strain out from Morris to
Munich. trying to score on Hays hit.
U0Wden srr1ck 0ut. Bfount out TO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15

FURY.
Second Inning.
Pepco--Meyer out to J. Whitfield.
Green out from Strain to Ford.
Howard out to Hulcher.
Battle Axe-Ba,ir out. Murphy to
Huicher struck out
Third inning.
Pepco-Munch singled to center.
sullivan sacrificed. advancing Munich
and going ont from l. Whitfield to
Ford. Murphy few out to J. Whit
field. Martin dew out to Btount.
Battle AxeJ. Whitfield out. MUIR
ply TO Meyer. l. Whitfield struck
etaf. Etfalh 0HM 0nK To NORRIS,
Fourth Inning.
Pepco-Fury out. Blount to Ford.
Norris dew out 10 Hiuuut. Meyer
singled to right. Green new out to
Hulcher.
Battle Axe-Hay out. Howard to
Meyer. Dowden singled to left, and
caught from Fury to Murphy trying
to 20 TO second. Blount out. Howard
to Meyer.
Fifth Inning.
Pepco-Howard new out to Bl0uht.
Munich out. Strain to Ford. " Sullivan
outrun infieid tap over tWhitfeldn
head. Murphy safe on felder'g choice.
sullivan out, strain to powden.
Battle Axe-Baur struck out Ford
bsat out infieid hit ana went TO third
on Howard.s error. Hulcher new
out to sullivan. who threw to Howard.
catching Ford on base, !.
sixth Inning.
Hanc0-Gartin doubled 10 left.
Fury sats on strains error. Martha
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15

SUMMARY TWU-DHSS NN-FUFU
Home run---Barton. Sacrifice n.y.
LIE, Whitfield. Stolen bases-Mur-
ply. Blount. Green. Struck out--By
Baur, l.; by Whitfield. !: by Barton.
8. Base on balls--By Baur, 4. by
Whitfield. o: by Barton. ;. Hit by
pitcher--Morris, By Baur. Innings
patched-By Banr, 8. by Whitfield.
1. Hit made-Off Baur. IL: of Whit
field, /. Left on bases--Battle Axe.
5: Pepco, Z. Time--l:s0 Umpires--
Hughes and Hicka. Attendance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15
standing OF Teams.

No games scheduled for today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15

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