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The Washington herald., 1912-07-16
PERTINENT AND IMPERTINENT.

From the Philadelphia Record.
The parcels post legislation has been
moved over to the next session Of Con-
gress. But some of the members OF
Congress may find after the elections
that they were not moved over.
From the Providence Telegram.
A highly humorous dispatch from
Pittsburg tells of a habitual drunkard' S
arrest for the 5o1st time, but who can see
aught amusing in a judicial system that
makes such things possible?
From the Chicago Record Herald.
Our Patent Office is said to have
granted 500 patents for windmiIls, and in
this convention season the assertion is
easy 20 believe
From the 81. Louis Post Dispatch.
That aerial transportation line between
Chicago and Milwaukee, round-trip fare
s25. isn't likely TO do fourishing BUSH
ness. Who would give SIS to get to
either of those towns?
Prom the ST. Paul Dispatch.
The Lorimer case reminds US that Con.
gress 10 In sessiaR
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In a Department store.

See here. my wife had a rib broken at
your bargain counter just now
I'VE will reset II, of course. in our sur
gical department" said the polite floor
walker. And II you are contemplating
any other operations, now is the time to
take advantage of summer rates. We
remove the appendix, for instance, for
SI9y9"
The Washington herald., 1912-07-16
How Is Thiss

How Is Thiss
Didn't you get the placer
Seems the lady was a suffragist and
wanted maid to look after her chill
dren.'
You have had plenty of experience
along those lines
Yes; thought I'd cinch the Job. Told
her / was a suffragist, too"
And them"
Then she wouldn't hire me-"
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She Couldn't Say.

Where are you going, my pretty maid"'
Il really do not know she said.
We've booklets. half a peck or so.
But can't decide just where to co.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-16
July 10 in History.

July 1s, 1884. Henry VIII bars the tur-
key trot from court dances
July 16, 1889. Queen Elizabeth joins a
society for the prevention Of auction
bridge.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-16
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

THE ROOSEVELT GOVERNORS.
Seven little governors
All In politics.
One decided not TO bolt,
Then there were six.
Six little governors
Very much alive.
One liked. Wilson more than Ted.
Then there were five.
Five little governors
Loyal to the core.
One got his feelings hurt,
Then there were four.
Four little governors
Happy as could be.
One had a change of heart,
Then there were three.
Three little governors
Going right ahead.
Wonder IL they'll stay in line
For Colonel Ted?
Uncle Pennywise Sayss
And now the plaintive sound OF the key.
note is heard throughout the land.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-16
Uncle Pennywise says,

And now the plaintive sound OF the key
note is heard throughout the land
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rrnm the Prpridepc. TeleUan.
From the st. Louis Post-Dispatch.

The Lortmer case reminds US that Con.
gress 10 In sessiaz
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aomis gotba ensliider General.

Ole grnennung Bouts gotba's, oes
liioafrifaniiden Bremiers, gum @e
neral Der britii6en 4rmee bat Sen-
lation berporgerufen. Sod bot ct
mas mebr als 5ebn Sabren ltano ser
gurengeneral 8otba = Ser Srieoen
bon 8ereenigung muroe i'm Sabre
1901 nnterseihnet - Ser britiiheu
armee in 8affert eegeniiber. GIN
Sabr lang mar er Ser gefeblsbaber
Der Sraippen, Die gegen gnglanb
fodtaL 8otbas 6elbberrengenie lit
eine Der oemiitigenoiten geieoerlagell
gu ~peroanfen, Die englii1e @offen
Ie erlitten baben. 8otba, Dem an
fongs ieiner SSugeno pegen bon oer
anberen Seerfiibrern Der 8urenar-
NEE fein 8ertrauen gei6enft MUIR
De, mar Der Sieger BON golenIo l1no
bon Spions Sop. 9as @orllrteil,
Dos i'm bis gum gntiabe Don 2aoDs
lmitb bonn Sberfommarbo fernbielt,
gereidte ii6erlih @nglano gum groB-
ten 8orteil. l1nter 9otbas 2ei=
tung aaein baiierte iener oufrei=
ben0e Guerilla arieg fort, Der lid
iber lanee Monate nod ben SAT-
Der iaoafrifaniiden @auptitaot bin=.
Sog. 1no beute lit 2ollis 8otba oip
bsditgeebrte @auptperion in einem
bonig umgemanoelten S~iioafrifa,.
8eute gebort Siioafrifa Dem britt.
iden Nei6 an. Oerielbe gotba,
Der 10 lange Der Madt oieies &eifcs
getrott bat, bat tpeientlih gum Maf-
bau oes nelten suoafrifa beieetro-
gen oas beute ein 10 ipeientlider
Cell britifben leberieebelises lit.
uno oerielbe 8otbo befleioet beutp
elnen boben &ang in elmer Armee
Die ct borber 10 bitter befdmpft uno
oeren Stol5 er 10 tief geoemiitigt
bat. @uf britiidem gooen in @rep-
topn in Natal, earo in Ser yedbe
oes Srtes, mo en- nod benz Sobe
Souberts gum Sberbefeblsbaber Ser
gurentruppen ernannt ipuroe, err
blifte 2onis 8otba Dos 2idt Ser
@elt. Obtpol er iid in ieiner SUI
gen0 Die 8orteiIe Der &uItur nno
3iDiliiation nidt bon gu eigen
MAIDEN fonnte, iheint 8ot6o 10
ifarf begabt gu ieirL ooB @iirbe uno
Diplomatic inn BON Natur aus 5u
eigen gu iein i6einen. Sn Ieinem
@uftreten gibt er an Gaft nno Sof-
|lidfeit einem tpoIer5ogenen britiidpn
Bolitifer nihts mad. Mls er nit
leinen Waffenbriioern Ge @et un6
8elarep England gum erften Mal
beludte, mar iebermann bon ieiner
SaItung iberai9t, Die ben Sffi5ier
uno @eltmanu erfennen lieB uno
i'm 8ergleih nit ben umgangSfor=
men ieiner gefdbrten 10 porteilbaft
5nr @eltung fam. SIN AIter BON
finf5ig Sabren itebt beute 8otba oil
Der Spite eines b~liibenben Gtaates.
8enn Siioafrifa in Der naben GU
funft Dor idtDierigen Hroblemeal
lteben miro, Die iid iebt idon ull=
liebiam bemrfbar MAIDEN, 10 fam
alien 5reunoen Giibafrifas oie Cot
fade gum Croft gereiben oab Die
2eitung oes iiioafrifaniihen 2anoes
lid in guten @dnoen befinoet.
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CROWN BOILING co.

xbte. Waiiaer, Wei9dftefHbfer.
Ill Sones Gpenlte. gegtniber Der Zone
Gidt Nruaerei. Gan NntcniD, Eerns.
- Tdbrifd1ten bon allen Grten Co
bntpaner, U2ineralipnHer nr6 rcr5ilgIld
BEN f~poIbeinnl1ten Qttbfn @elter.
Deibe SeIepbone- - areie Gbliefernrsa,
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MGnuer. sic Grfolg babem

ols 2eiter GROCER .uuternebmungen,
lino Wanner bon GROCER gnergie.
erfolg beoiagt ~beut8utase @eiunS-
belt. aranfbeit beoelttet grfolgIoiig-
Felt. @s lit toridt fir einen Mann,
III einem gebrodenen fat IebIoien
3uItanoe gu bleiben, tpenn electric
8itters i'm in fir5eiter 3eit mieoer
auf iidere 5iiBe brinst. n8ier Sla.
lfen baben mir mebr eebolfenk als
ale Meoi5in, Die id lie gertommell
babe, mad iabrelangem 2eioen an
Nbeumatismus, 2eber- uno Magen-
ltornngen uno arsegriffenen Nie-
rem, electric 8itters peroanfe i1 es,
bob i6 ieet mobl uno murter bin"
idreibt ebas. 3. aaen, Splpania,
90. 8eriudt i'm. Sur SOC IN alien
@potbefen.
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Geld zu verIeiben.

100000 in Summen bon $1,000 big
$4,000 auf eineeridtetes lGan @ntouio
@ieentum ODER Carmen uttb @nndes in
Slopeit : Seras. 8ir berleiben 8elo
auf 5 Sabre nit Der 8etpiGieuns, mad 2
Sabren an irgeno eilem 3inien5ablung5s
termin elm pber mebrere builbert 9ulIor5
ob5abieu gu fonnen. Sitterelien s Fros
gent, 5ablbar balbjdhrli6.
Winner, Richardson & Co.,
Enrichment : Sanfiers, (nibt infors
pDrtert,) sos Gibbs eb1nbe.
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1tnerluarfete @enbnna.

Saute: 9enfe Dir, oils id eeiterll
Dor benz 3ubetteeben meiner @e.
mobnbeit semaB nnter's 9ett leudl.
tete, liegt wirfIid elmer orunten."
altno oa bolt Oh natiirIid fofort
I'M 5ilfe eeidrien2"
uNein. er!"
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Begen 8~riefbosen, Gednunes-
formuIaren, 3irfuIaren uno bette
u8lueprints" menoet gn6 an Die
g. a. Blue Brint & supply 60,
4t4 Rabarro Ctr.
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Sin outer Slnb.

Sic: Ser &1rnb, oen on geitsrr
sefauft bait lit gang nnertrdgIia
@eitern lief er in Die Slide uno froE
alles mi, mas er fano."
Or: uaaes2 unmoglid!"
Sic: uDohl Nur oas @aunoe'
futter lieB er fteben."
aud Die &fDgiten iino idor
our6 Die Sober in Die Sinte geraten
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
JOHNSON
CAST|GATES
C0RbETT
Champion Enraged by Crit
cism Swears That Efforts
Were Made to Get Him to
Hippodrome the Contests.

III. H. Ff.azee & Co-the company
means Jim C'orbett-offered me 100000
to lay down to AL Kaufrpan after had
defeated Jim Jeffries and demonstrate
that 1 was the greatest fighter in the
world.
When I returned from Australia,
where 1 won the championship of the
world from Tommy Burns, Jdm Cor
bett and Mr.. Frazee visited me and Of
fered me substantial prize If I would
consent to fake six rounds with Cor
bett and assist in rebuilding Gentle
man Jim's ring reputation"
These were the answers johnson
made to a signed statement of former
Champion Jim Corbett to the effect that
johnson was the luckiest of champions,
that he was lodging fights with the
best of the present day heavywe ell hts,
that he was man of doubtful cour-
age. and that he was hogging it by de-
manding $4,000 for his end of purse
for a worlds championship.
The above revelations of alleged high
finance in pugilfsm overshadow any
recent schemes for framing fights. The
dusky champion not only accused Cor
bett of trying to get him to participate
in fake. but tore few of the bou-
queror.
Il have stood for many attacks on
my method of conducting my business .
said johnson, but why should Jim
Corbett attack me as he has. Who is
he and what right has he to find fault
with my actions as a champion? He
says:
For pure unauthorized gall, Jacks
toft-repeated demand for $4,000. win,
lose or draw, puts the negro In a class
| by himself
"Of all the gall I ever heard of. Cor
belts attack on me is the prize win
ner
Take a look at hts record. He only
/ foug ht two or three square fights. His
contest with Charlie Mitchell at Jack
sonville was a raw fake. Mitchell laid
down to him. He lost his fight with
| Tom Sharkey in New York on a fon
to keep from being beaten in a more
decisive way. And last. but not least
his fake contest with Kid Mccoy put
the boxing game out of commission ir
| New York for long time.
And this is the mar who says have
nerve-this man, who have swor1
came to me and asked me to let hin
stay ten rounds with me In order tha'
he might look like the real comeback.
| when Corbett was champion h,
never fought a good young fellow. Ye
he says / am a staller.
| II have a witness to the offer tina:
lCorbett made to me to let him stay <sil
rounds He and Mr.. Frazee came toa Sc,
me when / was living with Tuts Mar
shall at 1920 South Dearborn street
George Little overheard the converse
tton. No definite sum was stated a
4 my part of che Job, but I was given t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
INDIANA HARBOE.

Polo at East Chicago rink Saturday.
Jan Is. e. Chicago VS.. Indiana Harbor.
Price 25c. Don't miss the game.-9-4t
St, Adams Guild will give a social at
the residence of Mrs. Harbaugh of
Hemlock street this evening. All mem
bers of the parish and their friends are
invited to be there.
A social will be given in the base
ment of the Methodist church by the
Epworth League Thursday evening. All
members and friends of the organiza-
tion are cordially invited.
Despite the cold weather the wives
of the Odd Fellows are planning on a
chicken supper for their festivities next
Wednesday night. On this night will
take place the installation of the newly
elected officers and the blowout prom
fsed for the occasion is to be hum
mer. The festivities will take place in
the X. of P. hall. After the installa-
ton there will be one huge banquet.
All Odd Fellows are cordially invited.
The new officers will be, installed by
District Deputy Grand Master McNally
and staff of Gary.
Both the dredges which have been
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
TURK CHALLENGES
ZBYSZKO, THE POLE

Yussin Mahmout yesterday issued a
challenge to Dbyszko through his man
ager, Emil Klank, for a finish wrestling
match. to be staged either in private
or before the club offering the largest
purse Klank demands that the Pole
make a side bet of s2,5oo. The match
is sought for some date prior to March
1. when the Turk tackles Petersen be-
fore some Chicago club.
This is chance for zbyszko to get
his long sought match with Gotch.'
said Klank. IF the Pole can defeat
Mahmout he can get a contest with
Gotch without any great difficulty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09

scooping sand out of the bed of the
canal are frozen solid into the ice. The
screws are still aboard their craft, and
are having hard time keeping up their
interest in life with nothing to do, but
play cards and smoke. 1t was just about
this time year ago that the dredges
were frozen into the ice for a season.
"A special meeting of the Commercial
club will be held tomorrow evening.
This meeting is called for the purpose
of studying and discussing a bill en-
titled "A Business Form of City Gov
eminent" prepared by a committee
from the Indiana Federated Commercial
Clubs This is a live and interesting
topic al this time as many cities are
adopting the business of COMMISSION
form of city government. and there is
more or less sentiment in favor of it
throughout the state of Indiana. The
meeting will be called to order at ..
m. sharp.
The card party and social which was
to have been held in the school room OF
/, ST. Patricks church for the benefit of
the church Jan. and which was post
poned on account Of the weather will
be held there this evening. The at
fair is being given by the ladies of the
parish.
Mrs e V Walton of the lake front.
who has been sick for the last four or
Ave weeks, is much better and expects
| to be up in a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford of 3619 Fir
street. who have been spending the
Christmas holidays in Elkhart. will re-
turn some time this week. While the
| Staffords were in Elkhart Mrs. stat
| ford's father was taken suddenly Ill and
died.
Arthur j. Constant. mail messenger
between the postoffice mad the c.. l. &
| s. and the Lake Shore depots. resigned
yesterday. and his place was taken by
Dale Flickinger.
B. P o. E. No 4 of Chicago will give
a. banquet of the gold room at the
Auditorium tomorrow night in honor OF
/ Grand Exalted Ruler John P. Sullivan
The local lodge of E1ks has been In
vited.
r. C. NJ. Copeland will spend thii
evening in Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
EAST CHICAGO.

Polo at East Chicago rink Saturday.
Jan. IS, K. Chicago VS.. Indiana Harbor.
Price use. Don't miss the game.-s-4t
The Auxiliary of the Eastern Star
will meet with Mrs. j. G. A. Allen at
her home in Beacon street next Thurs
day afternoon instead of with Mrs.
Burton Clapper as intended.
Mrs. Abe Goodfriend of Magoun ave-
nue. is back from Little Rock, Ark.
where she went to attend the funeral
of a nephew.
Mrs. John Hartman of Beacon street
will entertain the Pinochle club tomor-
row afternoon.
Miss FLORENCE Lewis returned yester-
day to South Bend after a visit of over
two weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Lewis.
Mrs. Burt Clapper of Magoun avenue.
who has been very Ill with an abscess
in her ear. is able to be about again
Mrs. Fl. X Groves is in Chicago to-
day.
Mrs. j. J. Freeman will go to the city
today with her daughter Caroline, who
will spend few days with Mrs. r.
Philip Gormully OF Dearborn avenue
where Mrs. o. p. Hubbard and daughter
Della are now visiting.
A telegram received yesterday from
o. p. Hubbard announces that he will
Join his wife and daughter in Eas'
Chicago Sunday. Mr.. Hubbard landed
in Seattle from Valdez. Alaska, on Sun
day and will remain in the west a cou
pie of days on business.
The Tuesday Reading club will hold
its opening meeting for the year 1s1.
this afternoon. The program is mis-
cellaneous one, and is quite lengthy ant
varied. Besides the music. which is {
feature of all club meetings. there viii
be papers by Mesdames Samuel Ogden
b. NJ Cheney. Elizabeth Miller and E
l. Reid. Mrs Ogden's paper is on hel
trip to the Bermudas, Mrs Cheney's OF
Great Cathedrals.' Mrs. Miilers OF
Legends of the Creation" and Mrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
Sporting Briefs

Grand Junction, Colo, wants to as
sist Jim Flynn In changing the color
of the champion, and wired the Pueblo
fireman offer yesterday to furnish
him with training quarters free for his
coming bout with Jack Johnson. Jim
Is promised everything in the way of a
perfect gymnasium, along with the
added Inducements of bear hunting,
trout fshing and mountain climbing.
Charlie White was matched yester-
day by Manager Nate Lewis to box Bat
Schultz of Toltdo at Windsor, Canada,
Jan. IL The bout is scheduled for
eight rounds. White and Schultz
clashed once before at the Cleveland
A. c. over the ten round route, White
earning a newspaper decision
frankie Conley returned yesterday
from Los Angeles looking none the
worse for the beating he received in
his last match with Joe Rivers. frankie
says he is in excellent shape and after
a short rest will resume light training
so as to be ready for any offers which
may come his. way.
Silvie Feretti announced last night
that Hugo Kelly would start his cam
paign for the rniddleweight champion
ship about Feb l. Hugo IS at Hot
Springs getting in shape for some
bouts in the near future. He writes
that he never has been in better shape
than at present. Fond du Lac and In
dianapolis promoters are bidding for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
GIVE me- A TRY OUT
PLEADS WHITE HOPE
Mike Lange of Burlington,
Wis, Would Relieve Jack
johnson Of His Title.

I BELIEVE I AM THE WHITE HOPE
My name is Mike LANCE. 1 live in
Burlington, Wis: / am 6 feet inch
es tall and weigh 2lS pounds; want
a manager and want him quick; try
me out. Address Mike LANCE, $50
Chestnut ST.. Burlington, wis.
The foregoing want ad appearing in
the Chicago Examiner this morning
makes known to the world the latest
of the would be redeemers of tho box
Ing championship for the white race.
Mike LAnge was reached over the
telephone last night and confessed that
he never had been In a ring fight, but
that he was destined to be the man to
relieve johnson of the burden of car
rying around the championship.
Iange. who has been doing a little
boxing at his home. declared that he
came of a fighting family. His brother,
so he says. was a terror of the heavy
weights in the northwest a few years
ago. Mike has a reach of 81 inches
which Is considerably more than John
sons arms extended measure.
The would be champion is of German
and Irish parentage. and declares thai
all the Irish there is in him is of the
fighting brand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
SKATING CONTESTS
IN MINNESOTA

Minneapolis. Mimi, Jan. As a re-
suit of the Western Skating associa-
tion's reinstatement of the Northwest
erm Skating association OF Minneapolis
Edward Dickinson OF the latter organi-
zation announced today that the west
ern amateur championship meet would
be held here the latter part of Janu-
airy or early in February. Norval Bar-
tie, worlds champion professional skat-
er, is DESTROYS of meeting Ed Lamy OF
Saranac Lake. N. Y. the worlds anna
teur champion. or Morris Wood, and a
match may be arranged here shortly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
BROWN OFFERED
co WITH KLAUS

Knockout" Brown probably will be
seen In the ring at Pittsburg Jan. 20
an a six-round engagement with Frank
KLAUS, the near champion of the mid
dlewefghts. Nate Lewis was offered
two dates for the Klaus go vest erday,
the National A. c. of the Smoky City
wanting the bout for Jan. Is and the
American A c. asking to stage It Jan
20. Brown wired yesterday from Kan
sas City that he will be in Chicago to-
day He has also written Lewis a let
ter claiming that the worst he should
have been given in his contest with
Petroskey was a draw.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
EAST CHICAGO
IND. HARBOR

Reds is a review of McCauley.s book.
The Valley Captive
The Ladies' Social union will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. w. L.
Funkhauser of Magoun avenue
The Mems club of the Congregation
al church held a meeting last night at
the residence of Mr.. Roberts.
Miss Emma Williams will entertain
the Fin de Steele club Thursday even
ing at the home OF her sister. Mrs. ]. r.
Graham.
The Hungarian school in Oklahoma
which was burned out last week will
resume operations in three weeks when
quarters will have been secured.
The East Chicago club i'll give a
smoker and entertainment this evening
after the installation of their new Of
ficers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
SNOW FALL
HELPS SKIERS

Chicago skiers who will be entered
in the big tourney to be held at Cary
Jan. 81 and % will be able to get a
good deal of practice from now on. the
recent fall of snow putting the smaller
hills near the Cary course in fine shape
for practice. The Norge club has at
present eight candidates for national
honors in Andrew Schwanke. Terje
Jensen. the three brothers, Ole. Chris
and Thor Bierke. Einar Jensen, Gund-
ersen and Adolph Swensen. Prepara-
tons at Cary are going forward rapid
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE
TUESDAY.

, TUESDAY.
, Annual meeting of the stewards I
of the grand circuit at New York I
Opening of the annual mid /
winter golf tournament at Pine /
hurst, N. c. .
Scottish curriers' play at Quebec. /
WEDNESDAY.
Opening of seventy Ave days
= race meeting at Charleston, S. C.
. Annual show of the National
= Association of Automobile Manu-
. facturers opens in Grand Central
= Palace, New York City.
. Contest between Alfred De Orb
= and Joseph Carney for the three
= cushion billiard championship be-
= gins in Denver.
= Bob Mona VS.. Jack Dillon, six
= rounds, at Pittsburg.
. Dartmouth Princeton basket
. ket-ball contest at Princeton, N. J.
. Scottish curriers' play at Mon
= treal.
. THURSDAY.
= Opening of annual bench show
= OF the Minneapolis Kennel club,
. Minneapolis.
. Annual meeting of the New
= England baseball league at Bos-
. ton.
= Johnny Coulon VS.. George Kit
= son. ten rounds. at South Bend.
= frankie Burns VS.. Tommy Gary.
. twenty rounds, at Oakland. Cal
. Scottish curriers' play in Mon
. treal.
= Annual indoor meet of the
. Olympic Athletic club OF San
= Francisco.
= Opening of the winter race meet
= Montreal
= Annual bench show of the
= American Pomeranian club, New
= York City.
. Princeton Columbia basket
= ball contest at New York City.
. Scottish curriers' play at Mon
. treal.
= Paddy LAWN VS.. Hugh Ross.
= ten rounds. at Buffalo.
= SATURDAY.
= Annual meeting of United
= States Golf association at Phila-
= delphia-
- Opening of automobile shows in
. Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
- Yale Princeton basket ball
y contest at Philadelphia.
= Dartmouth. Cornell basketball
= contest at Ithaca.
Cornell-Princeton intercollegi-
. ate hockey contest at Syracuse.
Columbia Dartmouth intercol-
= legfate hockey contest at Boston.
= Scottish curriers' PLAY at Mon
= treal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
SPEEDWAY RACES.

The South Side Speedway club of
Chicago will hold its first snow races
of the winter today over the half-mile
course at the west end of Washington
park. The south park commissioners,
who recently announced that they
would do away with the speedway,
abandoned the idea when vigorous pro-
tests were made. and yesterday inform
ed President E. r. Johns OF the club
that the course would be in shape for
racing today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-09
JOHNSON MUST PAY
LAUNDRY BILL

Judgment for STA on laundry bill
was entered before Municipal Judge
Stewart yesterday against John Arthur
Johnson. heavyweight champion pugi-
list of the world, in favor of Charles
Brunell. owner of the Elite Laundry
company. The time during which the
bill was incurred extended over a pc
rtod of three months. prior to the time
the champion went to Europe. Johnson
did not appear in court.