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The evening world., 1912-02-22
New Highlander Manager Says
He'll Have No Apologies TO
Offer When Season Ends.

- ISCoVERED at last. What's DIS
covered? why. a Big league base
IL ball CLUB manager who doesn't
SAY his team las the pernant c.nched.
His name Is Harry Wolrer;on n his
address 10 care VI Frank Farrell, No. $50
Fifth avenue. and he IS tho man who IS
stalking his baseball reputation. ana
ons not to be sneezed at, on tie n
o: FarreiIs Hill;oppe:y getting close -
the top OF the column during the 'tl-
pending Amcrl,a IAN League campaign.
Il believe that this year the New
York club has not only a stronger squad
hu; what vii also prove a better bal
anced nine" said Wolvcrton to-day.
than Il has put IN the field In some
tine We have got n very likely bunch
OF YOUNGSTERS in the squad and they
Will all III given a chance 70 make good,
Personally I behave h a several Of
them viii. and aus greatly strength, N
the cam. / won't Pay thai there VIII
be nothing 10 Il out US during inc race
for the penaant. but ] do know we VIZ
be glad II We do capture t,.e nag. any
how We vii! be amony iNe .eaaers
Whatever happens the New YORK c'ut
| will be Hghtlng straight through the
campaign. am stalking my reputation
on the success ~ The team ana when y
Is all over 7 will have no apologies "a
make and l don't think any VIII bs
necessary" ~
The squad win assemble IN ATLANTA
Ga. March 4. The following nay sprint
training will begin with . rush. Th'rty'
i've PLAYERS will then be on the seen,
and until March ~. when the squad
goes 10 Cincinnati for the frst sxhiol
ton game. the players. esulars ane
recruits. viii be put through q stu
The evening world., 1912-02-22
Majors Afraid
OF NeW League

Milwaukee. Feb 30.
President John Y Powers ~ the pro-
posci urN columbian League was here
to-day In company with Tom Andrew y.
lie Inspected Carney's park Il WAS
pronounced ~ Tor tlo home OF the
COLUMBIAN letvuc here. That the
majors agc afraid Of the third league :
installation here - apparent. as u Is
nov the pltu 10 |r.'1lsr tho \. \. ac.
cordins - TIA tentative draft Cilcin-
nit Win sGpplant Louisville aud rlrto-
land. chicago and %rltisburgh WIN take
the place uu the roster ot Toledo. st
Paul and Columbus
The evening world., 1912-02-22

p"'.s nm cHu' ~ t'et, ~ hhu,hrr yen ,"'nl
u.u, ne MAJ mlsstt ~ 'nc "9snssiu ~,
""ttmn.s' ,irh ~ 'N' @" ms" '"s,'. msn,
"mr ""h n'',"n wa" Nh.nk "" p"u u..w M.
ssin' pa ,h,r, N,,hs. u ',1'ihan inlNf~' ~
~ '"'
Rob Vernon, the pOpular sporting man. ma
set a koed whit" horr' ct hot received a
l,,lrt t'hsN i'm y i'n' over ~ rams 10. tha
.ifs'! that near the tfH ~ \iclb. has been
ionnd " ,nurg rea.,i,i 90 'ent strength AMI a.,l
non csper,, 10 huat III, new hope m, shc,, IN,
soe. ah,oal agaii.
-
out la san Irauri.o to-lny FRANK Khan, IN.
hard. hitting Ir,ddirw.l.At. uIl "a, .gain,i sailor
p,tr,.hcy Ia a ,v,-tV' rutnd h"ui In ~. ,.u 80,
\lti,oush I,,ir,.l,, ba. Van ,e,,r,l hal In,,u''..
on, en- th' ,,s.G lie folins, ~, ,L,' y,ms o,i,
,hrr, ,,nu n, IL, IN. "',intn,, III, h,' A..
The evening world., 1912-02-22
InteYnQHOnQls
e TO Open April Is

The International League. OF which
va Barrow IL president. has decided on
rs schedule Of games FOR the coming
sessOn. The opening contest viii he
sisysd on April Is. On that date the
.RoSnestsr Club. thrice champions In
svesssion. will play az Providence, Buff
,sAl0 Will be II Newark. Monirtsl Al
baltimore and Toronto At jersey CITY,
The schedule calls for LA games. and
NoWask sets eighteen sunday games
80 Jsssy City ssvsntssn,
The evening world., 1912-02-22
NeW York A. C. Seven Wins Over
st. Nicholas by Exciting RaLLy

Columbia. at Nov York; April 3. Franklin and
Mamhall. at Lancaster, Ia. April q. Virginia
Military Institute, at Lexington, Va. Aprii ..
vyirr:ni. rol.te,hnac institute, a. Binel.tur.,
l;iarssburs Va April s. Washins;on colisse
tolsss. At E:nnetsburs, Md, Aprtl -. limit 3.
a Nov brapssieki A,,1l 20, Il. =. l., at New
Nay. L.. rrsinus, at New f-tisuI,k May =,
in,,.utc. at New Brlnssick. VIZ -, Trio ),
at New Brnnsa,ck; .Msy 20, Pei -. ~ SoU,h
Bcthlelsm: june !, Union. At St.t..fcisi: Ju 70
4, Stevens, at iinboken: June =, swartt,morr,
a. Now B7unswseh. June IL. slerens. a. ".
brunswick.
~ New Iiayo- fn'o defeated Hsr,atd ~ ? lose
.ue hIighl a.Hl r' tie inlv .,lm. u. it 'alHagro
to scnEr Two .ng.-. kimlall who las oLly payeI
two games. scored the other goal unanited.
Tie brown University five wa, defeated by the
Collie ~ the city " New York team AT basket
ball on the &. &. y. Y. court, the final sore
,ms "a To q. Friedman. right quart tot III.
points.
For tho first time aimee the beginning II theil
ak nights match. Alfred DE Orc. the champion
pod llaye', managed TO defeat Harry Shcemak.
~ Doyle. Academy by n score ~ TO- TO 10. IL
Gro j. PLAYING at 100 points each night Tor .,
games, while Shoemaker hAa only To make q
Ioiuts In each game.
In a dual swimming meet between Brown Uni
,erity and Colrmbla at Providence. the latte
came out victorious by winning four " five egent
AMI scoring 30 Joints a. II for Brown. Culmar
~ Colum6A se2wl 10 points for hs team.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
Wolverton Isn't Claiming
PennQnt; but He's Hopeful

round Of work to prepare them for the
league season. wolverton will % 10
Atlanta early next week to prepare for
the coming OF the squad. lie says he
has no training fids on tap. but W!
condition his charges according to the
conditions that arise.
The New York bunch will leave TO-
Atlanta March .. In the party will be
Cha Sc. Daniels. Simons. Hon, Erhard.
Bergen and Trainer Mulcahy.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
A. G. TO Apply TO Courts Tor
Injunction Against "Fighking Harp

Something new in the boxing line will De tried ey tho Gowanus A. c.
OF Brooklyn this week when It applies to the courts for n injunction 10
restrain Willie Fitzgerald from appearing In a bout att the Royale A. C.,
also OF Brooklyn, mex Tuesday night 1t Gems that the Fighting uarps'
manager signed fr him 10 meet Italian Joe Cans at the Gowanus A. G.
this afternoon. but last night Wine Informed the management that he
wouldn't perform. IS he was afraid of hurting his hands for the Royas
A. C.. contest. lie says that his manager didn't rave n authority 10
sign his name o the contract which the cuo officials aese they hold.
The writ will be asked o. the grounds that While violated a contract in
and will determine whether or OF boxers are Obliged to 1--we up to their
contracts It's tho first time that a step of this kind las been taken
since the Frawtey law wen into effect last August.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
arIrkct ,IMh I.Iecis OMccrs.

In preparation FOR the next cricket
season. the members or m, New York
and NCw Jersey Cricket Association
organized FOR l9ls at the annual meet.
ing yesterday. Tho Aiaror Field
Cricket ClIO Was admitted t. member
shlp The following officers Were
elected; r. 81. George Walker. Presi-
dent. T.. Harding and J. H. Hunter,
Vice. Presidents. b, +. Kelly. secretary,
A. II. walrond. TREASURED.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
Two Goals in Second Period
Decides Game in Favor of
Mercury FooterS.

~Y a great rally In the second period,
which gave them two goals. the
- New York A. &. hockey team
just managed to Beat out the 81. Mich
olas club at the st. Nicholas Rink by a
score OF . to Z.
Reinmund started out the game well
for the Winged Footers when ne Gagged
tho puck IN ) minutes and % seconds.
lie scored from 4 fierce scrimmage be-
fore the st. Nicks net. This was the
only tally OF the opening half. The sth-
!et!c club men tried their best TO tally
more goals, but the 81. Nlcks were too
alert for them. Similarly the Santa
| Claus men were shut out from the scor-
ing board by the activity Of the Mercury
Footers.
Cornell opened up the session of scor-
ing by driving the puck into the cage
from the centre Of the rink In sc sec
nds, GOalkeeper Woods saw the rub
Der flying In his direction and skated
out OF his cage to intercept II. Thu n.
y. A. {. guard failed to gauge the rub
Der correctly and 1t slid between his
legs and into the net.
It was q clean contest throughout,
only two penalties being inflicted by
Referee Bulger. The referees work wa
tnt bcSi >ttl AT NHf lbNt1 ~ thie
winter,
II WAS announced at the Motor Boa.
show at Madison Square Garden yes
terday afternoon that Capt. a. &. Baker
% the United states Navy has been
amounted Chief OF the Department of
rransporatlon Exhibits OF III" Panama
Pacific International Exposition which
VIII hn held Iu san Francisco in l9l5,
According TO Capt, Baker, who was
at the show yesterday, preparations are
n,nu made for the creates, gathering
or yachts and boats OF all descriptions
mat has eyrr assembled at any place
n this country. Despite the Indictment
weather big crowd attended the sho"
all day.
In A northeast gale Yesterday fouI
9 yachts % the Long Branth Ice Boa
: and NacAt Club started in tac race 70
4 tho Price Gun OF Long Hranth. Onl'
. one of the NUMBER finished. capt. Roa
d ert i~ieltermcycr's Imp. wiica covere'
. IN. n.tcea mile course in 3,..i, capi
q Walter contents Blanche stuck 10 Ia
lee Tor ten miles and then withdrew.
When the Blanche quit she MAS onl
A second behind the Imp, but her car
tain rouu0 1t Impossible To Aold her I
The ice. The lngenue led at the Ars
s,ak. and withdrew for fear Of accl
:, dent. rhe III gio lined up, hut dld No
start. The Imp and lsl!npow are no.
!. ,iei fog the Price trophy, each havin
10 Won two legs
Walter L. Brodie. assistant coach q
"a Princeton. has been engaged 20 coac
IA the Rutysrs mine This schedule follow
The evening world., 1912-02-22
GEORGE TX. 0.) BROWN GIVES
KELLY HARD 1O-ROUND DRAW.

KESOSHA. Wis. Feb. 22.-Huso Kelly. "a
Chicago italian. me. one o. his most dAaSerou,
foes In his chase for III, mijilcveieh. champion
hi, In George tKnccsou;, F;ovn. sis, NJ Oh
cago. ard rf,e- thsy had bsttled through ten
rounds Of The Toughest kind n milling the result
vas called a draw. II was q battle 81 q slu:gcr
AGAINST a clever fighter. Brown strsred in an ei
fort 10 land . knockout punch from the first tai
u the song 70 the lsst. Int Kelly's wondsrf O.,
lsi uve saved him time and again.
The evening world., 1912-02-22

Jars Dlion. the rh,isielphis fighter tnnh kta
uhs tto's Ilaos sssinsi doe bow " brooslSn Va
the star Loaf 1T the shirAc \, g.. shns. and
thIoushOui the len Dlnd,. Dow hs,inx ths batter
Il IL. earlier rounds. while Diaon csm. strong
in ihe lsst sN ROUNDS.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
KiIbane Fight To-Day May Prove
Whether or Not AtteII Faxed
In His Contest With Brown in
/ This City.
Copyright. 1919, by Tho rr.' Publishing Co.

fH 49, aFN 'Nff'
THIs afternoon Ne will have a line
on Abe Attell again. We may
even he able TO toll whether OF
he faxed In the night he fought here
With n. u. ~Brown-,he night for which
the Boxlng Commission barred him from
New York for six months.
For out on the Coast At,ell IL TO fight
JOhDny kilbanc. who has whipped hair
= dozen Of tho runners-up for the
Tea therwelght title. and who IL without
= doubt Abe's most formidable rival.
II age kiibanc will nave a grea, ad-
vantage over Able. who's career an q
champion has been an exceptionally
loag one. kllbanc Is only twenty-three.
ktibaNs's greatest feat In the ring
siDos starting out on the trail OF the
featherweiEht title has been the knock
leg out Of Jose Rivers. the sensational
MEXICAN ightsr. who made such q
spiurge In Los Angeles a year ago.
A. his best Attell would not need 20
fear defeat ven at the hands Of such
q hghtse n Kilbsns. for hs 10 the cley.
srsst Mttie man tina svsr drew on n
gtove, with che possible exception OF
len Driscoii. lie has been q nshter.
toe. In his time. although OF late he
he's lone too much 'stalling'' to be re.
msnbered for his occasional hshting
streaks.
" NC 'sn ~ No "est A'tsli VIII be
"ss's"' i"s """'o 10 . pretty xooa
defense for hun against tho charges oi
The New York Boxing Commission.
"a. s~.w,~
"o'r's ~r'
" """n " pre
'''"," s"ssse"e"i
.:"' "ose, INV "eeo ", Tor u'e''
- D'"oA'y" Wa one VI ths hsra'
" 'Asess' os'~eeh DIG men ina
' 80 ~. ~ " ,ney "sh' as hAra
sensational battle Of the season. Tncro'i
ssne 500 thinG: II will be In New York
and BY March % the nlghls will not Id
quite so cold o. they were when Stew
eart and Morris fought out An proohlyn
$500
&~E GORGE WASHINGTON. the faith.
Of our country IL rsputed I,
have never tr.ded with the truth
Danny Morgan, manager Of Enockoul
Brown. has been telling ali Inf. friend,
lately what HE boy was soinx 10 do I,
Natty Baldwin, the russsd Boston lad
uhsn they meet tonight, and we'll se,
hov Danny glasses with the fanoul
cherry tree chopper. Matt, la. be q
on Browns trail ever since the latte
came into prominence. and i've declare
that there will be a mighty chagrine
Dutohman when their slugf.s, at In,
Hrown NAV h.v. soo.i ,,u.. ;, r,,,.n
~ w..h,,~,nn.. u,r,,,., ~, a.,
~ M G..
r.sL" 80. ''a's ~
s.-,, osr
-. 80, 49,, 80 sp
- 81" ""'e
~ """
v-vIIIJAu A LAI,NrD ,h. Au.,
s\X/ lean tennis charpion. 4, , go,
s-por,snan AS veil as a roe
sthaete. A. evidenced by nj, statem,r
upon MS return TO his home IT summit,
N. J.. After his long trim 10 Australia
When asked by his friends tn tell VIII
sha teasn from thls enunirv va. .
The evening world., 1912-02-22
BOXING BOUTS HERE
AND ELSEWHERE TO-DAY

At National Sporting Club (eve-
n.ng), Knockout brown vs.. Matty
Baldwin. ten rounds.
At Irving \. G., Brooklyn (aYtcr-
noon. Phil Cross w. Billy sherman.
ten rounds.
At Liberal a. C.. Staten Island
Mf.ernoon). Eddie Forrest w.
Jimmy Jarvis. ten rounds.
The evening world., 1912-02-22

Thum's white Eienhant Sowing ALLEYS
and billiard rarior. 3tst 81. 4 broadway,
The evening world., 1912-02-22

Walter l.. Brodie. assistant coach at
Princeton. has been engaged 20 coach
the Rutgers nine, The schedule follows;
MACH. q Princeton, 0 Pnnosoni March w,
The evening world., 1912-02-22
MIA Henry Defeats NH Hurley.

ALBANY. fsb. 22.-kid Hsap of Troy DC.
tsstsA Battling Hill Hurley Of G.sns tsils, n, T..
b sssr eas u ,hs tea .rouIds thss fought here.
! Hurley had s4snk youpds sd,aStsss orG HsaG.
The evening world., 1912-02-22

Mike clover Of Boston Va. Freddie
Hicks. ten rounds, F'airmont 4. c..
next Tuesday night.
Knockout Brown va. Young Ftz-
simmons. ten rounds, Long Acre
\. A., next Wednesday night.
Kid Herman vs.. Young S%olsberg.
ten rounds. olympic \. e, saturday
night.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
Out-Of.TOwn n0uts.

Vut.Db sbVus
Abe Attcll vs.. Johnny kilba ne.
twenty rounds. at Los Angeles, Cal.
Soldier Elder VS.. Jim Cameron. ten
rounds. at Los Angeles. Cal.
Billy PWpke ~. Frank Manteli.
twepty rounds, at Sacramento. Cal.
Joe Thomas Va. Gunboat Smith.
TWEEN y rounds. at Coalinga. Cal.
Iirank Klaus VS.. Sailor PctrOsky,
twenty rounds. at san Francisco. Cal.
willie Ritohie w. Paul Brock. ten
rounds. at Cleveland. o.
Leo Kelly vs.. Harry Trendall. six
rounds, at 81. Louis. Mo.
Jack Dillon W.. Kid Clarke, ten
rounds. at Columbus. o.
Ray bronson vs.. Young Erne, ter
rounds. at indianapolis. I'd.
battling Nelson vs.. Young Togo
ten rounds. at Fort Smith, Ark.
Andy Parker vs.. Honey Melody
twelv. rounds. at New Bedford
Mass.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
Tom O'ROurke Isn't Connected
With Nation al Sporting Club.

offer, from cluus 10 meet in anoihcr ten fo,Ial
hout. The mat, lilassr VI the Rochester \, e,
wanted them for a fisht 90 next Tnr.daN night.
while hllv Gihsun was willing 10 nut them on
again Ia three weeks. 4, ,ioulman injured hs
iight hand badly TneSlay night he will lie unable
" sccelt either offer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-10
MOTIONS AND ORDERS
Courtroom No. 1.

neutrality-suspicious. Brewing association
VS.. Anton Rudnicki ct al Find for
plaintiff for 1870 plus $3s attor-
ney's fees, without relief; that said
note was signed by Mary Skroup-
ski as surety and she afterwards
intermarried with her co-defendant
Anton Rudnicki- No execution to
issue fo- thirty days. Judgment.
S676-Charles ]. Ka1berg VS.. Hazel Hell
en- Kalberg. Defendant defaulted.
Find for plaintiff granting divorce.
Enjoined from marrying for two
years: to pay costs. Judgment.
sss3-EIizabeth R. Matthews VS.. David
Matthews. Find for plaintiff grant
ing divorce and restore her former
name of Eliza beth r. Piper; to pay
costs Judgment.
Ss16-Lazar w. Saric ct al. VS. John
O'Brien ct al. Defendants submit
its special findings and conclusions
of law.
Courtroom No. 2.
69s7-Owen c. Weldy VS.. C. & z. r. r.
Co. BY agreements. submission of
cause is Withdrawn.
S959-In re adoption of Florence May
Ticker. Find that said minor child
be adopted by petitioner Clara
Russell and that 1t take name of
Florence May Russell; adopted as
such. Judgment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-10
Room No. =.


5199. State ex rel Klatt VS.. r. r..
Shortridge. Pitt. files amended
complaint.
1884. Giles T. Warner ct al VS.. U. s.
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. ct al Deft.
Quillan files affidavit FOR change
from county. Porter Superior
Cou~+ (10) days.
$500. Natl. Cash Register Co. VS.. Wolf
Marcovich. Examination of def.
ordered published. Tria. by jury
1856. PaouI Gigac VS.. VS.. c. L. s. a. So.
B. Ry. Co Deft. files affidavit
change of venue from county.
Porter Superior Court 1o) DAYS.
S743. Mary Fitchue VS.. Ttojan Fitchua
Defendant defaulted.
ISS96-Agnes O'ConneH VS. Thomas
O'Connell. Pitt. files affidavit for
temporary allowance.
Court Room No. -
I653S. Christ Brinkman VS. Herman
Kieselbach. On motion of deft
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-10
CASCARE:TS CLEANSE
LIVER AND BOWELS
No Biliousness, Headache, Sick, Sour
Stomach, Indigestion, Coated
Tongue or Constipation.

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
tion, Saliow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undigest-
ed food, which sours and ferments like
garbage in swill barrel. That's the
first step to unfold misery-ind gestion,
four gases, bad breath. yellow skin.
mental fears, everything that Is horri-
BILE and nauseating. A Cascaret tonight
will give you thorough cleansing in
side and straighten you out by morn
ing. They work while you slee-a 10
cent boxp from your druggist will keep
you feeling good for months. Millions
of men and women take a Cascaret now
and then to keep their stomach, liver
and bowels regulated, and never know
a miserable moment. Don't forget the
children-their little insides need a
good, gentle cleansing, etc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-10

for different educational training, ad-
vocating the part time" educational
institution, here students may have
time to work and time to study. Stress
is laid on practical education. Indus
trial training must be emphasized
more strongly. says the report.
One of the extraordinary rules of the
Socialist convention is that a new
session. 1t is not known who will be
secretary and his assistants, however.
are permanent officials.
Among the delegates to the conven-
ton will be Congressman Victor L.
Berger of Milwaukee, the only Social
ist member OF Congress.
The convention will nominate a
presidential ticket and the names
mentioned in connection with the nom
ination for President are Mayor Emil
Seidel. of Milwaukee; John Hartman
of Los Angeles; Charles Edward Rus
sell. author; Eugene V. Debs of Terre
Haute, Max S. Hayes, of Cleveland, and
Duncan McDomand, of Illinois.
The first session of the convention
will be held next Sunday but the only
business on Sunday will be the re
ceiving of credentials of delegates
Plans had been made for a big parade
with brass bands for Sunday, but this
has been called off.
The Socialists are pointing the rapid
growth of their party. and are claim
ingthat it will be the second party In
point of size in the United States with.
| in few years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-10
CITY TURNS into HOTEL
INDIANAPOLIS TO BE ONE FOR
MOTOR RACE VISITORS.
Speedway Organizes Bureau Which
VIII See That Thousands Are
Cared for Over Memorial Day.

Thfrty-four square miles Of Aoof
space in one hotel Is what visitors to
the second annual 5eo-mfie fnterna-
tional Sweepstakes race will md when
they go to the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway next Memorial Day. May 80.
Indianapolis is being formed into .
monster hosiery TO care for the
100000 visitors expected here to wit
ness the worlds greatest motor con-
test, and thousands of the best privats
homes OF the Hoosisr capital are being
merged into one great lodging house
for the motorists who will come from
other parts of the country.
The Speedway has organized u de-
partment known as the Room Bu-
reau" which is listing the rooms and
arranging them In the same manner
as a hotel keeps records of it's accom-.
modations and guests. Thousands OF
rooms have already been obtained for
the nights of May % and May 80. and
reservations are being made through
the Speedway by spectators who will
come from every state.
The Indianapolis hotel keepers in a
recent meeting arranged to cooperate
with the Speedway management and
to provide every person with accom-
modations, whether in their hotels or
in private homes. Every hotel office
will be a branch of the Speedway bu-
reau and will have rooms assigned to
1t from the main office at Speedway
headquarters. It is estimated that the
full 100000 visitors can be acconmo-
dated easily in this manner.
The city government of Indianapolis
will also work to give aid to the visit
ing throngs. Police will be assigned
as guides to show the visitors to their
apartments and scores of messengers
will be engaged in addition to help in
housing the city's guests. system
has been arranged at the Speedway
so that every visitor who makes re-
quest for reservation in advance will
be advised before he starts for Indi-
annapolis just where he will be located
Filing systems have proved efficient
in this part OF the task and duplicated
cards are furnished to the visitors and
the owners of the homes in which
they will be accommodated. Full a.
rections for reaching their assigned
rooms are furnished at the same time
1t is believed this will relieve the
congestion which was attendant upon
handling the vast crowd last year.
In 1911 hundreds arrived at the last
minute and failed to get the best &C
commodations so the task Of doing
away with his unpleasant feature has
been started three months before the
date of the race. Those who are in
tending to witness the race should
communicate with some of the Indian
apolis hotels or with the Speedway
room bureau as soon as possible sc
that they have the best the city offers
The advance seat sale for the race
indicates that the crowd rhis year will
surpass that of last year. The seat.
ing capacity at the Speedway is more
than $4,000, and about 10000 seats
have been reserved already There
are sixteen entries in for the race
with tentative entries of fourteen
more. The field is to be limited t.
thirty starters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-10

and feed business; capital stock, $1,000;
directors. F. C. Mountjoy, c. L. Fix and
C. b. Clarke.
The Standard Merchandise Company,
Ohio; general merchants; capital stock.
10000; certified in Indiana for $685.
"a; Sidney Rose. president.
Princeton Coal Company Princeton.
producers; capital stock. $1,000; direc-
tors, Ridgely Rea. r. ]. Smith and
Bruce LETTERS.
Interstate Food Products Company.
Indianapolis; dealers; capital stock.
$4,000; directors, c. L. and r. H. Dietz
and Hazel F. Fisher.
Lithuanian Cooperative Company,
lSeelyville; to conduct a general store;
capital stock $4,000; directors,
Charles Paliokaitis Paul Ogalas and
Bennett Pazaurhas.
Changes. etc, were reported for the
| following:
| Elwood Fuel Company, Elwood no.
tice of action to dissolve.