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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

!. Henry Misplon. of Jerome. Idaho. who y w n,
.htry No. ~ under the provisions OF Nh SCI ~
legislature OF the state Of Idaho, cornmoo13
known n the Carey Act. approved Nsrsn n y
lny'. which embraces the Kis Of 81. sec q,
:. range IL T.. Is. NJ. do hereby give no ''.S
ny intention Ia make final proof TO estap' ~,
expect to prove that have resided on reclA''tt.
nnd cultivated said land rs required BY Nv I,
iore X. u. Trail. At Jerome. Idaho. on ins 4.
uny oi March. 1912. 10y two Of the follo~'"s
nesscs: =
II. A. James. J lind. Jno. Eyan.on. h. =. J"
IrsnY MIsrlos.
Enlrymsn
First pub Feb %. In a pilb March ~.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

|. James T. Spurlock, Of Jerome, Ida
no. assignee OF John +. BENTLEY VINO
made entry No sHI under the provisions,
of AN act ol the legislature Of the state ol
Idaho, commonly known us the Carey
Acr," approved March md, 1879, which
embraces the NEi4 OF See. ~, Tp. =,
range II T.. Il. ", do hereby give notice
of nv intention to make final proof To
establish my claim To the land above de-
scribed. and that expect to prove that
have resided on, reclaimed and cult
waited said land rs required 10y law, lee
fare K. II. Trail, at Jerome, Idaho, On
tho 18th day Of March, 1912, 10y Two al
the following Witnesses.
G. +. Wyckoh, G. T.. Strong, John
jacobson, NJ. j. Bridgnan, all I'll Jerome
Idaho.
JAMES I. SptRiOtK.
Entryman.
Lirst ,.,,l I.l ~. last nub Mar ~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

J. Cyrus Is -ippy. uf Jerome. Idaho y,h, ma, A.
'htrS 80 ~. and assignee of Charles D. strong
M-o mai" entry No. ~. under the proVislous 'l
an a't "i N" legislature oi the state III Idaho
v, li,iS Ano"n A. the ,arey Act appro, r,i
~ ~ .and NJ, 81. ri s-c - III :. r,ny'
-, r. Is VI. do hereby Ki,e notlc.. ~ IA, int,.r
iol To max" ilmal proni Ia establish m, claim
!" va" l"ni allow" described and that / .speei
l,i'ai"i said land ~ required by law i..fnr.'
~ lmiu. at Jerome Idaho. on the .-rh dax -,
March i,ls. b. two oi the following witne...,. ~
~, N5con :. j Birch. &. J. Manner Franl
lripl"t. all oi Jerom. Idaho '''"s
Cyrus u. sirry.
Fir, NH. IL, 49,. Entrymsn
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

/, lanes H. Freeman, al Jrrom, .
Idaho. assignee Of Frank &. Freeman,
who made entry No. 1919, under the
provisions oi an act oi the legislature oi
the state Of Idaho, commonly known AS
the Carey Act" approved Manh md,
1892, which embraces the sEi4 ol sKia
See. - TIP. : :. range III T.. b. NJ, do
hereby give notice oi my intention L.
make final proof Ia establish my claim Ia
the land above described, and that ex;ect
to prove that have resided On, reclaim
cd and cultivated said land as required
by law, before X. II Trail, At Jerome.
Idaho, on the 18th day OF Man'h. 1912,
by two ri the following Witnesses
+. G. Freeman. X. l.. Smyth, T.. &.
Frost, T.. llolmquist, all oi Jerome, Ida
no.
JAWS II FREEMAN.
Entryman.
fir-t pub. Feb, ~ last pub Mar. ~.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

Gealon II. Ambrose Of Jerome loan" -
Nshee OF John Oscar Walker. who nlsu. NJ
NO Wl,. aud assignee Of John T. Hs'isInsM 4 ~
anshe entry No. ii4G. under the proyislo9nn' 10
ae' oi The legislature OF the state OF nsno'
mwoniy known ~ the Carey Act aWsk
aud the swl. fsrl. Sec. n. Tp. =. rang I,
-. ~ 90 hereby give notice ol my lnirn'so N
, make nnal proof To establish my claim ~ nroN
Inn, ,hna above described. and that expect w,Iysr
IN, have resided on reclaimed and r J, rysI
al Jerome. Idaho. ON the 2sth da, Of W."
III ~ two Of the following witnesses; ,rsa|
r, nv. V allen. X. II. Grifiiths. X. A. An"
n'"'er Z. Frost. all Of Jerome. Idaho: ..o.r
"'~''' !" EntDusA |
frot pub. Feb. 2gj LAST pub. March -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

]. Frank A. Oakr-. nj J.rume Idaho. ~hopss
entry No. llti under The provisions of I'll 81 =
the legislature Of tho ~air Of Idaho commsq
known a. IN. tar~y Act. approved March *
l~'i which embraces LIT NJ 2 and the ~
SN', Sec. ~. 1p. 9s rang Il = r. NJ. DO hsfr4
XIV" notice of my Intention to make hnsi -
&" establish my claim to the land sboss =
~rit-,d. and that expect o prove that ~
resided on, reclaimed and cultivated ssid -
a required 10y law brforr X. II IriU.
rome. Idaho. on the 18th day OF Msrh. lsl..
Two OF the following Witness
v. :. frazrr. g. = Massey. l.. Z Aletsn'f
Ralph Moore. all of Jerome. Idaho.
fH,SS A. oirr.
knlrJmss
First pub. Fob ~ .la-t pub March -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

l. Robert l.. Smyth, OF Jerome Idaho,
who made entry No 1865 under the pro-
visions of an act Of the legislature OF th.
state OF Idaho. commonly known As the
Carey Act, approved Marrh 2nd,
1879, which embraces the sni, 81 Nv a
Sec. -, Up : :, range III r. 4. NJ, do
hereby give notice ri my intention a.
make final proof to establish my claim
To the land above described, and that
expect 10 prove that have resided OH.
reclaimed and cultivated said land a. NJ
quired 10y law, before H. H. Trail. "A,
Jerome, Idaho, on the 18th day oil
March, 1912, by two nf the following
witnesses:
j.. II. Freeman, r. c. Freeman. T..
liolmqulst, &c FROST, all of Jerome.
Idaho.
RnBERT l.. SuYrm.
- Entryman.
First pub Feb. -; last pub. Mar y
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Idaho Southern Railroad Train Schedule
Effective December 18th, 1911.

Effective December 18th, IVII.
DAILY NO. 2 STATIONS DAILY No.
Lv. IL 100 am. Gooding Arr. $50 pm.
Lv. :l5 am. Bennett Arr. 800 pm.
Lv. IL: 80 am. Wendell Arr. 4:45 I'm.
Lv. IL 80 am. Appleton Arr. 4:25 pm.
Arr l2:l5 pm. Jerome Nv. 4:l5 pm.
d. &. MAcWArrERs, V. p. & G. NJ,
Miner, Ida.
T.. 5. JACKSON, Supt., Gooding, Ida.
+. G. Bush, q. p. A., Gooding, Ida.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Notice for Professionalism Proof

~. fntryman.
First pub. Feb ~ last pub. Mar. y.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Not;ce for Professionalism psooi

First pub. Feb. -; last pub. Mar. Is.
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Notlce for Publlc alton Final pr,.,

Fir, pub Feb -. la., pub March . =
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Notice for Publication Final proo1

FiT'l pub Fob. -. la.i pub Mch p - man
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Notice for publlc stion--rlnsI Pred

Fin, pub. Feb. p. l.., pub Narch :
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Notice for Publication Final Proof

First pub Mar. 7; last pub. April 4 1919
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
120-LBS. HOPE HITS
JOHNSON & JACK FLEES
Little Fellow Lands Punch,
and Champion Departs
in Auto.

Cincinnati. O., March 26.--Jack john
son, worlds champion heavyweight,
was made to beat retreat by 12S-
pound white hope" yesterday. The
negro pugilist was. driving in his auto
mobile with his chauffeur to a theater
where he is appearing when little
fellow named Joe Clark dashed into the
street and handed Jack a blow from the
rear. The champion made no attempt
to strike back
Go away from me-" ordered the
champion when he saw Clark's 12S
pounds standing near him in belliger-
ent attitude.
As the champions auto whizzed away
Clark was surrounded by an admiring
throng.
Just did IT," he said, because !
didn't like him.
Clark is painter. but did not work
yesterday because he felt the need of
more strenuous exercise
Say, honest" he said, I'm not
afraid of that Johnson"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
INDIANA HARBoR.

The revival meetings at the Chris
tian church are more than meeting ex
pectations in attendance and interest,
and it is said that on last Sunday even
ing there was present the largest at
tendance ever assembled in the church
auditorium at a service. The charac-
meeting 10 all who attend. Evangelist
Legg is never sensational. He is not
after the pattern of many evangelists.
but his direct, unique and simple man
ner of address goes right to the mark
and he holds the closest attention from
the first to the last. He gives the peo-
pie something to take home with them.
Mrs. Calvert's hold on the people grows
With every service and she has already
wrought miracles in the musical part
of the service. Some that 1t Is q mu-
steal education to render her directions
during a series of meetings. An effici-
emit orchestra has been added to the
service The whole musical service. vo-
cal and orchestra. must be heard to
be appreciated. In these meetings
there is no excitement. noises and hur-
rah, but quiet dignifed and reverent
enthusiasm that means excellent things
for the church In the future. The serv-
ices are announced form 1880 o'clock
each evening and closing early. Pastor
Carpenter and the evangelist insist on
losing not later than o'clock
A regular meeting of the Goodfelfow-
ship League took place Sunday after
noon al o'clock In X. OF P. hall. This
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
SOx SCARE THEN
BEAT COLLEGIANS
Premiers Annex Seven Runs
in First Inning Against
Southwestern.

Georgetown. Tex, March 26.-While
the boys of Southwestern university
were transfixed with fright In the flrst
inning yesterday the White Sox Pre-
miers piled up seven runs, and then
won the game handily by a Anal count
OF IL to 1.
Tho collegians were all right after
the scare had left them and had that
first inning been only for practice they
would have given the big leaguers
quite a battle. But no man on the
team seemed to be able to do tho right
thing at the beginning, and when they
didn't throw the ball away the Sox
clouted 1T to the fence and the runs
poured In.
There were Ave errors. q triple a
home run, two singles. two bases on
balls and three stolen bases all In
round one before the collegians could
get three of the Sox out. After that
the locals had their nerve as we'll as
their senses. and really played a ine
fielding game.
At the bat. however, the higher edu-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
CUBS FORTUNATE
TO GET WORKOUT
Game at Nashville Called
Off on Account of Wet
Grounds.

Nashville Tenn, March 26.--Thanks
to the courtesies extended them by the
athletic authorities of Vanderbilt uni
versity. Chicago's Cubs had a fairly
good workout yesterday, their first
since last Friday in Birmingham
1t was not much like the kind of
practice hoped for here when the train
ing trip was blocked out many months
ago, but 1T was much better than was
expected when the tourists started for
this town. Bright sunshine GREETED the
Cubs when they awoke to find their
train an hour late. but when they
a1ighted they found tho sun was maxi
ing small impression on the Medicine
Hat temperature which prevailed out
side.
The Southern league ball field here
was discovered to be UNIT for practice
although practically free from water
because of a fourteen feet drop in the
Cum berland river in the previous for
ty- eight hours. There never was any
hope of playing the game scheduled
for yesterday with the Volunteers, and
Manager Chance was becoming recon-
ciled to another day without turning a
wheel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26

Manager Joe Simpson of the East
Chicago Coliseum rink, who has
brought the boxing game back to its
own in Lake county during the past
two months. has arranged for another
excellent card for Monday night. April
1. which will undoubtedly outclass all
the others that have been staged.
Little need be said of Mr. Simpsons
success as a manager and fight pro-
moter. as he has demonstrated to the
boxing fans of Lake county that he is
a supporter to only clean boxing, and
In view of this fact he has gained a
host of friends and is becoming known
as one of the best matchmakers in this
part of the country.
For the windup next Monday night
Simpson has secured two fast and we'll
known featherweights and when Char
ley White and Steve Ketchel step into
the ring for ten rounds the fans will
have an opportunity of seeing one of
the best and cleverest matches that has
been staged in this vicinity in a long
while. Those who have followed White
in the past year know what a great
record he has made and Is climbing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26

over the short route. A contest be-
tween the champion and challenger
would be magnet for fistic fans of tho
eastern metropolis. The argument
against such a mill is the fact that
Wclgast may not have recovered suffi-
GENTLY from his recent appendicitis
operation to take on such a formidable
opponent Mcfarland.
A ten round bout between Mcfarland
and Wells would be almost as attrac-
tive. Packey wants to meet both Wells
and Wolgast and his manager will try
to secure a match with Wells first and
then sign up Ger Wolgas. for a later
date. The offer was made by Charles
Doeserach. who apparently has super
ceded Tom ORourlSe as active manager
of the National A. C.
Mcfarland does not know what
weight he will have to make for either
boxer. but he is of the opinion it will be
133 pounds at o'clock on the day of
the fight. The south slider said he
would make this weight and still be
strong enough to go ten fast rounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
EAST CHICAGO.

Twenty-seven-cent can white Wind
sor Asparagus for tic. 25c bottle Van
Camps Catsup for lee, and 15c bottle
Van Camps catsup- for lie at w. X.
Diamond 26-1t
Tonight. at the meeting of Odd Fell
lows, seven candidates will be given
the third degree This is also the
night for quarterly dues. and ii is re-
auested that all members come across
with their checks
A Bell, the jeweler, received today a
new line of Watches and Jewelry for
the Easter HOLIDAYS. 26-1t
Mrs. Gwilym Jones was a Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. J. r. Freeman entertained a
few friends at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs c. A. Carpenter. who has been
spending a few days with friends in
Ravina. returned TO East Chicago yes
terday.
Mrs. A. H W. Johnson spent yester-
day with friends in Chicago.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will hold a thimble
party at the home of Mrs. g. T. john
son. on Northcote avenue.
Section C of the Ladies' Aid society
will give the Passion Play at Berry s
theatre tonight.
The Methodist Brotherhood club met
at the home of Rev. r. H. Crowder last
evening. The primary question was
the topic discussed. Willis T. Roe lead
ing. Refreshments were served. II
was regarded by the members as the
best meeting the club has ever held
The next meeting will be held at the
home OF w X. Williams. on Forsythe
avenue. the program to be announced
Miss Alice Baker will open a millin-
cry and dressmaking establishment
Saturday In rooms over Sellers big
store. Good work and reaonable price
are her motto. Satisfaction guar
snteed 1890
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26

fast towards the top-notchers. He is
known to the boxing fans as a clever,
rugged and fast man and to show his
class he has been matched to meet
Champion Kilbane. who is training
hard to put this youngster away.
Ketchel is well known to Lake county
fans and his followers are looking for
him to stack up well against White
A six-round preliminary at 100
pounds will be staged between Young
Christie and Eddie Wells. Fans are
looking forward to this match with
interest as both men are fast and clev-
er and are we'll known in the Calumet
region, where they have been seen in
action before. Young Christie is train
ing at East Chicago where he is gain
ing a long list OF ardent followers
The semi wfndup will bring together
Phil Harrison and George McClelland
in an eightround match at 1913 pounds
With these classy bouts one of the
largest crowds are expected and prep
arations are being made to take care
of the people from Gary, Whiting. In
diana Harbor and Chicago. Much en-
thusiasm is being shown by the Chi
cago fans, who will send out a special.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
KLAUS GOOD
WRESTLER, BUT A
POOR FIGHTER

San Francisco. Cal, March as
Though Frank Klaus is accredited with
a victory over Jack Dillon in last Sat-
urday's middleweight encounter. it is
very evident that the Pittsburg fighter
las not gained any following IN this
section of the country. Fight critics
are inclined to make light of Franks
championship aspirations, and 1t is the
generally expressed belief that II Nc
Goorty is one-half as good as his ad-
mirers claim he is, the Wisconsin lad
will make short work of Klaus
This conclusion is the result of
Klaus palpably weak demonstration of
the Queensberry game as we'll as his
inability to produce the sleep produc-
ing punch. If his showing against
Dillon is any criterion. fans argue that
he has not the jolt that rocks an oppo-
nent to sleep, and even though he
should win the rniddleweight title he
would be but a poor successor to the
late Stanley Ketchel.
KLAUS won over Dillon because he
was the better wrestler of the two"
remarked veteran follower of the
ring. Whenever the men stood away
and boxed. Dillon proved he was
Franks master. At least three tim es
he had the Pittsburg idol going, and In
the first four rounds he had the lead
by a mile"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
EAST CHICAGO
and
IND. HARBOR

was tho third meeting held by the
league since its organization and a
good crowd was in attendance. Tho
officers of the league Honorary
President Rev A. J. Crooks. Presi
dent John Colder. Vice President Will
liam Dobbie. Recording Secretary w.
f. Fasion, Corresponding Secretary f.
G. Wiley and TREASURER Peter Holder.
An article on Philosophy of and Nor
ais of Business" was read by Mr. Will
ley. Welcome cards were issued to
the members to be distributed to their
friends Arran gements have been made
by the program committee for a speak
err to be present siext Sunday, whose
name and subject Will be announced
later. A good program has been ar
| ranged for the ensuing quarter the
meeting to take place in K. of p hall.
The ladies' OF the Methodist church
will give supper and apron sale In
the church basement Saturday, April g.
/ A stated meeting of the Eastern Star
Q. D.. of Indiana Harbor. will take
place at s:3o sharp tomorrow evening
Ten candidates will be initiated and
other business transacted.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptfst
| church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
William Fox. 34as Grapevine street.
this evening. The meeting is called for
the purpose OF preparing for the tea
party to be given next Friday evening
ana all members are requested to at
| tend
The last number of the Indiana Har-
Dor entertainment course will be held
at the NJ. e. church, corner Of Crane
vine and 13sth street next Thursdav
evening. beginning at s:15 D. m. The
following program which will appea,
particularly strongly to lovers of high
class music. will be given:
Male Quartet. The Bugle Horn"
Group of three songs by Archer Glib
SON. Scenes of Childhood Days
TITO ,....-..-- Violin, Cello and Piano
'Cayalleria Rusticanna"-Ma.cay
Vocal Solo. tenor Selected
Tiaho SOLO. MURRAY
Bass Solo by Piggott Selected
Ensemble. Two violins, cello and piano
"a tarissima $3.50 Arthur Penn
| 'ol ROSARY ....-,......... Nevfn
tc) Country Orchestra.
Male Quartet
Wind in the Chimney. Poem by Bre
Harti. music by Parks.
Violin Solo by Mcconnell Selected
(a) Song Drum Major Newto,
OBJ Reading ............S Selected
Ensemble
ta) Marceiin. Witch
OBJ Hero Song. Little Mem,
Sacred Number
L.-...--. Still. Still With the Garrt.,
Sketch Tin dim light. Characters
Shades or sons of four great musician
of the past-Mendeisso Beethoven
Liszt and Wagner. The souls of thes
great men return TO earth and discus
their several sentiments regardin,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY. =
Mike Gibbons VS.. Jack Denninx =
, 10 rounds. at New York =
Johnnie Moran VS.. BobBv 4
, Waugh. 10 rounds, at Dallas. TEX. =
, Ernie Zanders VS. KID De =
: Mund. 10 rounds. at GAINESVILLE. q
. Wis.
WEDNESDAY =
Opening OF annual bench show q
. of the Chicago Kennel club. =
. Opening OF annual horse show 4
. at Camden. S. c. 4
. Worlds amateur rolling skat- =
. ing championships begin in Mil .
= waukee. =
= Eddie O'Keefe VS.. Joe Coster. 10 .
= rounds. at New York =
Tommy Houck VS.. Patsy Cline. .
= 10 rounds, at New York. .
THURSDAY. 4
Frank Moran VS.. Tom Kennedy, .
= 10 rounds at New York 4
= FRIDAY. =
Forty fifth birthday of ICY" .
= Young. the oldest professional .
= baseball pitcher. q
= Johnny Frayne VS. Frankie =
= Burns. 20 rounds, at San Francisco. q
= SATURDAY. q
Annual Oxford-Cambridge boat .
= race on the Thames river course, .
= England. 4
Opening of the new National .
= league baseball park in Cincinnati. q
= One-hour championship running q
. race in the Twelfth Regiment ar .
= mory, New York q
National gymnastic champion Z
= ships of the A. A. U. at New York. Z
= Amateur boving championships q
= of the New England A. "A. u at Z
= Boston. 4
= Cornell Michigan dual indoor 9
= meet at Ann Arbor 4
= Annual indoor conference meet Z
= at Northwestern university. Z
= Frank Mantell VS.. Jack Her Z
= rick, 20 rounds, at Vernon, Cal 4
. . . = = = . . . = . = 80 Q .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
ROBBED" SAYS
JACK DILLON

Pittsburg. Pa, March 2s.-Jack Dill
lon. the Hoosier boxer. has telegraphed
to friends in the east that he was rob-
bed out of a decision earned over
Frank Klaus at San Francisco Satur-
day.
One of his kilograms reads:
Lost decision to Klaus after beat
ing him all the way for twenty rounds.
Am feeling fine and not hurt a bit The
referee was betting on Klaus. I guess
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26

few months ago was signed with South
Bend is the latest candidate for the
suspension list. He declares he will
not report to South Bend this year. as
he intends to play with the Laporte
independents. one of the strongest
teams in northern Indiana. Pitcher
Essiok and Outfelders Kroy. Geir and
La, June and Second Baseman Koehler
have signed with Grand Rapids.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
ALLEYS PUT IN
FOR STATE MEET

South Bend. Ind, March 26.-It was
definitely announced today that six
cities will have special days assigned
to them during the annual Indiana
state bowling tournament to be held
In South Bend April to a. The cites
are South Bend. Hammond. Peru. Terre
Haute, Fort Wayne and Princeton In
preparation for the event the Elks
lodge of Fort Wayne has installed six
regulation alleys at the Elks' temple
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26

on the Aurora club of the Wisconsin,
Illinois league this season Emmett
Ormsby and II. N. Grover are looked
upon as the most promising. Both arc
pitchers Others under contract are:
Sherwood Morton inhelder; Tommy
Asmussen, catcher; Elmer Fetch. pitch
err; William Stalknecht, pitcher. and
Raymond Hennessy. outielder.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
OFFER OF $4,000
FOR M'FARL AND
National A. G. Wants Pac-
key to Fight Wells or
Wolgast.

Packey Mcfarland yesterday received
an offer of $4,000 purse to box either
Matt Wells or Ad Wolgast before the
National A. c. of New York some time
next month. Packey said he would
sign In a minute If he received rea-
son percentage of the purse.
The stockyards boxer would like
rothing better than to meet Wolgast
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
AL JORDAN WINS
CHECKER TITLE


Alfred Jordan. the English cham
pion. who played In Hammond when
he toured the United States few
months ago, Is the present worlds
champion, having beaten James
Ferrie, the British player, in the re-
cent. Scottish tourney at Glasgow.
Jordan met Ferrie In the final
round, defeating him in one game
and drawing the remaining eleven.
Jordan will return to this country
and attend the annual Boston all
New England tournament on Feb.
20. Jordan may become an Ameri-
can citizen and live in Ohio. Cham
pion Richard Jordan. the great Eng
lish player. was the former cham
pion, but was killed last fall. He
was no relation to Alfred Jordan.