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The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
BOY JOY RIDERS HURT
WHEN CAR IS WRECKED

Joy'riding brought three Detroit
boys to grief Wednesday. when an
automobile stolen from Eugene He.
witt, head porter OF the Pontchartrajn
hotel struck a telegraph pole out Ora.
tiot-ave., beyond the city limits, threw
the boys into ditch and was
wrecked.
Mounted Policeman Fred Juernnns
hearing OF the accident, rode Out ~
the scene and found the three bovs
crouching in fear in a fence cornar
One Of them, Albert Klinkhamer II
OF No. 457 Alfred-st, was injured IN.
ternally by the steering wheel which
struck him In the stomach His broth.
er Ray, and Carl LIGHT, No. 1904 10.
seph Campau.ave., were less seriouslv'
injured, and were taken TO polica
headquarters, while Albert was sent
home.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
MICHIGAN NEWS
WORKMAN MEETS DEATH
IN PORT HURON TUNNEL

PORT HURON, Mich, Aug. IA
VI repairing a motor on one OF the
largt engines which travel through
the Grand Trunk tunnel between Port
Huron and Sarnia last night, Frank
Schale, OF this city received severe
shock and was thrown back into the
car pit OF the engine Schale's neck
was broken and he died almost IN
stantly. The young man was an cleo
trician employed by the railway COM
pany. The fatal accident occurred
near the Canadian entrance Of the
tunnel
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
DAYLIGHT HIGHWAYMAN
Is JAILED IN MARSHALL

MARSHALL. Mich. Aug ! - tSpe-
cial Joseph Gonlette, French
transient printer. is IN Jail here await
ing trial In the September term OF the
circuit court for the attempted holdup
and robbery OF Bert Babcock. a farm
or, In broad daylight, yesterday after
noon i'm the business district Both
had visited several saloons and Bah
cock showed a large roll Gonlette
knocked him senseless. but pedes-
trians prevented the robbery anG ne
was captured at the Michigan Central
station
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
PINNED UNDER BURNING
AUTO TURNED TURTLE

PORT HURON, Mich, Aug. IA
Slight hopes are entertained for the
recovAy OF William c. Dillon, a prom
inent wholesale liquor dealer OF Sar-
MIA, Ont, from injuries resulting from
an accident TO his automobile. while
ne was driving his car between the
towns OF Arcona and Park Hin Ont
Dillon and a friend, Fred Lucas, were
travelling at a rapid rate when the
machine went into ditch and turned
turtle. Dillon was pinned underneath
the car, which started 10 burn, and
he was extricated with difficulty by
Lucas, who escaped injury Dillon
was badly burned however, and is in
dangerous condition.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN
TO MACKINAC ISLAND?

Ii not. YOU are missing ono OF
the most delightful spots for
real recreation and rest. Fish
INC. boating and bathing. Ex-
rrllent hotels and boarding
houses AT reasonable rates. D.
& {. Line operate six trips
weekly TO this famous summer
resort OF the north country.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
CAR WRECKS AUTO; THEN
MOTORMAN BEATS OWNER

When Detective Glare and the fly.
ing squadron dashed up TO Hastings
and Division-sts. in response TO a call
that man had been killed by a street
car at that corner, they found J. J..
MacQuillen. OF No. % Zender-pl., sur.
veying the wreckage Of his lime laden
motor truck, and exhibiting traces OF
great emotion.
MacQullen told the officers that not
only had Fourteenth car No. 1927
wrecked his auto truck and scattered
the lime all over the pavement, but
that the motorman OF the car had
alighted and given MacQullen a beat
Ing for getting In the way Of the car.
MacQuillen says that the motorman
was No. 1856. and the conductor No.
1928. He was advised to swear out a
warrant for assault.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
FEARED DEAD; BACK
AFTER LONG ABSENCE

MT CLEMENS, Mich. Aug. IA
1SpeciaLl==Miliiam Rowland. pro.
prietor of Sweets clubhouse, who has
beeR missing for ahuut six weeks. re-
turned TO this city Tuesday How
land declines 10 make any statemen,
regarding his absence beyond that he
was 10 me west and had been III. Mrs.
Howland has had the police OF the
country looking for her husband and
advertised his disappearance In the
newspapers She feared he had met
with foul play.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
IN BARE FEET, BOY is
BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKES

MARSHALL, Mich, Aug. 14.-(S pe-
cial. THE nine-year-old son OF Glenn
Peck, Fredonia township farmer,
was bitten in the right foot by a rat
tlesnake while picking huckeberries
In a swamp in his bare feet near Ce-
dar Lake, six miles southwest of here,
last evening. His father gave him a
half.pint OF liquor and rushed him TO
a doctor The foot is badly swollen
but ii is believed his life will be
saved
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
ONE DEAD; THREE NEAR
DEATH FROM MUSHROOMS

IONA. Mich, Aug. John Man
ingole. OF Grand Rapids. was found
dead. and bis aunt, Mrs. James Dufry.
and son. Joseph, near death, by neigh
bors who broke in the Duffy home.
The three were taken i'll, Sunday. at.
ter they had eaten heartily OF what
they supposed 10 be mushrooms, but
which proved to be toadstools.
Physicians hope TO save the lives
OF Mrs Duffy and son.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
DETROIT PENSION OFFICE
HAS ONLY FOUR CENTS
No Prospect of Getting Money
to Pay 700 Claims
Due Sept. /

Z The Detroit pension Office has only
four cents on hand with which 10
meet the demands OF 700 unpaid pen.
sioners. due Sept 1. and there is no
prospect 81 its getting any money un-
III the house and senate In Washing.
ton end their deadlock over the pen.
sion appropriation bill The house
wants TO abolish the pension agencies
throughout the country and do all the
business from Washington. and the
senate has refused TO agree.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
GASOLINE LINE is
SEEKING FRONT WINS

MARSHALL. Mich. Aug. l4.-tSpe-
cial. "A. Z. Ellertprope, OF Jackson,
and l.. C. Davis. of Chicago, are in
this section procuring l2-foot right
ofway along the highway in front OF
farm residences for a new gasoline
road which will run from Lansing
through Charlotte, Marshall and Cold.
water, 10 Fort Wayne, Ind. Fifteen
thousand dollars worth OF right-of-
way has been signed at Girard and
Tekonsha.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
LANSING DRINKS ARE
HELD ON 200 BAIL

LANSING, Mich, Aug. l4.-Seyen
printers arraigned before Justice
Haight on charge OF drunkenness
pleaded guilty this morning and were
required 10 post $1,000 bail or await
trial in the county Jail. This is the
largest baileever demanded Of a man
arrested on charge Of drunkenness
In this city.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
DEAD AT 81: SURVIVED
BY A BROTHER OF SO

OWOSSO. Mich, Aug. l4.-CSpe
cialJ Mrs. Mary Mack, aged 81, be-
lieyed 70 have been the oldest person
In Owosso died at her home last
night. She was born in Ireland and
had lived In Owosso for half cen
fury. She Is survived by a brother.
Patrick Hamberry, aged 80, OF Owosso.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
STR. PUT-IN-BAY BARS
EXCURSIONS THREE DAYS

There will be no fraternal, society
or other picnics on the steamer Put.
in Bay. Friday. Aug 10, and Monday
and Tuesday, Aug. l9 and 90. I'VE
never had so many requests from So
cieties OF all kinds to charter the Put
Inlay as during the present season"
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
y. ". sTnfkE snrFLED.

SAGINAW Mich, Aug Title Pcre
Marquette machiuists' strike was set
tied Tuesday after an all-day confer
..re httNeen TenTeVeututtNes for the
strikers and the-eotapauN- both Sides
atuucunc,t they were satisfied with the
settlement one hundred and nftC,u
mucAluists walked out last ThHrsda u,
following 2 dispute over pay for over
time work Two men who were dts
charged ly the company last Monday
will be retnstated
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
CLEVELAND ELOPERS
WRITE FROM DETROIT

CLEVELAND, o, Aug. 14.-That
w. Il. Shively, wealthy married con.
tractor. and Miss Ruby Carr 90 his
steRogFapher are alive was proved to.
day when the girls mother received
letter from her.
II am In Detroit and wen" wrote
Miss Carr Mr.. ShiEely " in De.
troit too. I will write to you again
soon
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
NEGRO IL RELEASED.

SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. l4.-Detroit
officers were unable 10 Identify c.. T.
Leonard as the Negro wanted In Detroit
for killing Joseph Nard last sunday.
following 2 row over a crap game. The
officers returned 10 Detroit tonight, and
Leonard was relee sed He was arrest
ed Monlay night.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
"ALL is WELL" Is WORD
FROM THE CORSICAN

MONTREAL, Aug. l4--"All is well .
was the conclusion OF another wire
less today received by the Allan line
from Capt Cook, OF the damaged Cor
sican. The dispatch said that the fog
had lifted In the Straits OF Belle Isle
and that the vessel was proceeding TO
Liverpool
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15

said +. A. Dustin, general manager
OF the Ashley q Dustin steamer line
but we would not be treating our
patrons right II We did not keen a
few open dates for the benefit OF
those who do not care TO make the
lake trip on a day when there IL a
large excursion or picnic aboard
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
John M owen ON lnspeetor.

LANSING. Mic. Aug, l4.-Governor
Osborn has appointed John t. owen,
OF Benton Harbor, as state oil inspect
or TO succeed Frank Neal. The ap-
pontment takes effect Sept. l.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
Inn Br.nL.r- kni -Four Guards.

MEXICO CITY, Aug. lA.-Attempting
10 escape from Jail in Cananea. Francis
90 Galeaua stabbed four guards 10
death and seriously wounded three
others according 10 n message receiN-
ID here today The rest OF the prison
era escaped during the light but were
ra,aptured
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15

nrsiness-ltke Printias. No fuss G 10
no fttthers The plain, neat Kind thai
looks right Times Printtng Co., rs
John II -st Pm Main i4ss or City ySs5.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
NO MORE -FOUR HUNDRED" EXACTLY 238
EXCLUSIVES; 1856 OF THEM IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK Aug

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comma people OF Newport
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not appear N h lis
is w d M OF the late Ware a ar a
T o ooniAC Cavaliers today that attention
di Fo d Bd lis I hexCus
t or al ? to the I the UnnedS
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
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The Detroit times., 1912-08-15

Job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co., rs John ". 80.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

~ LONESTYIjs gradually becoming popular
realized that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
INDIANS IN ROUT
BEFORE CUBS. 5-3
|P.L. Machine Uses Scalping
Knife Effectively in
Opener.

Indianapolis Ind, April 6.-Blessed
with a third successive day of glad
sunshine for the first time this trip, the
Cubs went out to Washington park
yesterday and scalped Watts Indians
to the tune of to in the opening
game of what is booked to be four
day series.
The old Cub machine was tried out in
numerous ways and seldom found
wanting Egged on by Manager
Chance. who stole third base clearly in
the third inning. the Cubs went out
and pulled a double steal and a neat
squeeze play in the same round. They
tried the lemon play again In. the ninth
and it worked all right. but Umpire
Chill had cold feet and feared to call
Hoffman safe at the plate on the play
so nullified II.
Errors marred the defensive work OF
the Cubs. but slips were made with the
laudable intention of doing the right
thing. After the slips the Cubs tight
ened up and kept any of the misplays
from getting into the run column.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
]. JOHNSON FACES
THREE CONTESTS
Bout With Uncle Sam on
Smuggling Charge, Pal
ger and Flynn in Ring.

Champion Jack Johnson will be
busy man today. This morning he viii
appear at the federal building to make
preparations for his defense on charges
OF smuggling a diamond necklace into
this country upon his return from
European tour In the afternoon he
will entertain propositions from Tom
ORourke, New York promoter. to meet
All Palzer or some other likely hope"
in tho eastern metropolis. At night he
will hold a conference with Jack Cur
ley relative to the site for the proposed
Johnson Flynn contest.
The champion Is taking his trouble
with Uncle Sam seriously. and IL he IL
forced to pay $4,000 in the smuggling
case IT is more than likely he will sign
articles to box in New York. 1t Is un-
derstood that O'Rourke is prepared to
offer johnson g. guarantee of $4,000
with privilege OF so per cent. for a
Pa1zer ten-round bout at one of the
New York ball parks.
johnson is not certain Palzer will be
the man named by O'Rourke. but Pal
ger IS under the latter's management
Johnson says he does not care who |.
selected: that he wants to hght. H,
thinks 1t will take only about tive
weeks of hard training to get in SHAPE
for ten-round bout
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
VANDERBILT CUP
RACE TO BE HELD
IN MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, wis. April Eff NIL
waukee can guarantee the proper po-
Icing of the course. this city will be
selected for the next Vanderbilt auto
mobile cup race. Tomorrow Mr.. Van
derbilt will be notified that this city
will provide every guard demanded by
the managers of the contest. thus as
surfing the race for Milwaukee.
The competition for the race had
narrowed down to Milwaukee and ga
vannah and Secretary Bart J. Ruddle
of the Wisconsin Automobile associa-
Htion was notified by wire that all that
Is needed to give the race to this city
Is assurance OF proper policing of the
course. This is assured. even to the
calling out of the state troops If neces-
sary.
1.-THE course will be one of two Of
about equal merit southwest of the
city. The roads are of the best, being
those kept up largely by automobilist.
who travel from Milwaukee to th'
southern Wisconsin lake region, bu
less travelled than the majority of tn,
| roads near the city by farmers. TIL,
state automobile people will resurfac,
| the roads themselves and make an.
other improvements needed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
EAST CHICAGO
AND
IND. HARBOR

will meet at s:45 a. m and splendid
Easter program has been prepared and
souvenirs will be given to all who at
tend. The preaching Will be at IL
o'clock. At o'clock in the afternoon
there will be a rally service at the
church, which will be attended by
members of the congregations from
Gary. Whiting. Hammond. Glen Park
and Tolfston. The evening service will
take p1Sce at 7:so .. 10. Evangelist
Parker And his assistants will have
charge Of all the meetings and Mrs.
Calvert will direct the music.
The Snodgrass brothers will be at
the Christian church this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kepple spent yes
terday with Mr.. Kepple's brother Sam
in Gary, and are spending today in
Chicago.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
give a dime social at the church Mon
day evening. A program has been pre-
pared.
The services at the Methodist Epis-
copal church will be somewhat out OF
the ordinary tomorrow. The sunrise
meeting by the Epworth League. te
open at "a m. and led by Miss West
hafer. is TO ee a feature of the day.
exercises and there is the quarter1,
eonfereace set for this evening at
o'clock with DIR. Briggs. The rest o
the services are to be as follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
At II. instesd of the usual preaching
service the Sunday school will rende
an Easter concert.
Junior League meeting at 2:3o p. m
Epworth League at 6:30 led by tn
pastor Rev. o. B. Rippetoe.
The choir VIII render Easter must
at 100 p. m. the following being tn
program:
Organ voluntary. Mr.. George Sum
Imers.
"Oh Lamb of God" the choir.
AT the Cross" by the ladies voice
of the choir.
Resurrection" by Miss Emma Hoct
The Lord Hath Triumphed." tn
choir.
"Onertory." Mrs George Summers
"Crucifix." Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Summers.
Short sermon by the pastor.
"chriS the Lord Has Risen" tn
lchoir.
"Postlude." Mr.. George Summers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
WOLGAST MUST
WAIT ON MANDOT
FOR RIVERS BOUT

Los Angeles, Cal, April e.-Promoter
Thomas J. McCarey of the Pacific Ath-
letic club has definitely set at rest all
rumors that Ad Wolgast would be sub
stituted for Joe Mandot in the pro-
posed match between Joe Rivers and
the Mmphis lad on July by announc-
ing that the Rivers-Mandot fight will
be pulled off at Vernon as originally
scheduled Wolgast will be welcome
to the Labor day date II he wishes to
meet the winner.
II have accepted the terms named
by Mandot and have closed with Riv-
ers." said McCarey today. These
boys have been working along sensa-
tional lines for the past year or more
and in signing them I have secured one
of the classiest matches to be had"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
EAST CHICAGO.

Do not forget the East Chicago
Baseball association prize mask ball.
Thursday evening. April II. 1912. at
Lewis Rink. East Chicago. st
Services at the East Chicago Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Easter Sun
day will be as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45, regular Easter
exercises
Preaching services 1o:45 a. m. Sub
music.
Quarter Conference with Rev.
Briggs, at g. p. m
Epworth League, $50 p. m.
Evening service. 7:s0 p. m. Sermon
Subject: The Ultimate Purpose of the
Gospel" Special Music.
On Monday there will be a meeting
of the Methodist brotherhood at tbs
home of W. X. Williams. Prayer meet
ing will be held Wednesday evening al
the church.
Mission OF the Good Shepherd Epis
copal, l. o. O. F. building. Forsyth ave
nue. o. H. Cleveland. minister.
Morning service at 1O.45 a. m.
Sunday School at p. m.
Easter one of the most importan
days of the Christian year. commemor
ates such an extraordinary event tina
1t should challenge the attention -
every thoughtful mind. Christ is pre-
pared to offer proofs. He will not offe
mathematical ones, for spiritual thing
spiritually discerned; but H
brings US proofs for all that
Sermon Subject: The Resurrection
Fact"
Max Nassau. jeweler, shows a popu
lar line for Easter offerings. watche.
jewelry, diamonds. hand painted china
silverware. spectacles, etc. at popula
prices "a
John Rippa has returned from Penn
sylvania after few days visit wit
his wife and baby there. He report
the baby much better.
Miss Mary Jones' who works for Mas
sau & Thompson. was taken to S
Margarets hospital today sufferin
from appendicitis. 1t is thought a
operation will be necessary.
John Buckley. one OF Nassau
Thompson's newsboys who was oper
ated on for appendicitis at st. Mar
garets hospital recently. is recoverin
rapidly.
Spring millinery exhibit at Mis-
Freers April 2. 3. 4. and 6. 301
s2nd street, South Chicago Phon
1893. lie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
SPORTING NOTES.

Minneapolis. Mimi. April 6.-Dr. B. F.
Roller of Seattle defeated Romanoff
the Russian wrestler. in straight falls
of finish match last night. Both
falls were won on toe holds in rs and
IL.
Detroit. April s.-Leon Kimm of
Grand Rapids, the worlds champion
roller skater. in an exhibition at the
international amateur champion roller
skating tournament last night set a
new record of GIT for two miles.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 6.-7Alfred
,, De ORC lost his first game in the pocket
billiards tournament last night, being
defeated by Ralph, $50 to 1875 In the
afternoon games Sherman won from
King, $50 to 80, and Western defeated
DeLangh. $50 to so.
Thirty candidates for Chicago's team
| in the United States league started
| practice Thursday at Gunther park un-
der the supervision of William Niesen
| owner of the local franchise Included
| in the list are some of the leading col
| lege players OF the west
| New York. April 6.-Giving an ex.
cellent display of the angle game. Johr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
EDDIE NEARING
OFFERED FIGHT

George Lavine, manager OF Ernie
Zanders, denies that his man lodged q
bout with Eddie Nearing for Monday
at Madison, Wis. According to LAvine
Zanders and Lee Barrett had signed
articles to battle on tho above date,
when the latter took sick. wired the
Madison club asking 1t to substitute
Nearing" said Lavine, but the club re-
fused. If Nearing really wants to
meet Zanders we will accommodate
him at any time and find a club to
stage the go. Barrett and Zanders
meet In ten-round go at Madison on
April l5."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
KNOCKOUT BROWN
CHALLENGES AID

New York, April 6.-From the Col
den Gate to the Atlantic one hears AID
Wolgasts open challenge to the world,
but the name of X. o. Brown is never
mentioned. Brown Will start after the
champion. whom he has not challenged
because of Wolgast's illness. Browns
manager, Dan Morgan, made this clear
today.
If Wolgast wants to fight so bad
ly" said Morgan. II will post imm edi-
ately with W. w Naughton OF the San
Francisco Examiner a certified check
for $1,000 as a forfeit for $4,000 side
bet for contest between Brown and
Wolgast In San Francisco on July A.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
BUSINESS
MEN WANT
The BOUTS

Since the East Chicago police have
interfered with >the boxing game for
the third time. the business men OF
that city are a discouraged lot, as they
don't take very kindly to anything that
interferes with the business interests
of their town. They say their business
of different varieties are suffering on
this account, as the large crowd or
fans from Chicago and other parts of
the Calumet region were good spend
ers and left considerable money in East
Chicago.
What Chief McCormick's motive is
for stopping the boxing game is not
known, as the shows promoted by Man
ager Joe Simpson were not in violation
of the law and have been commended
very highly by the business and pro-
fessional men of the Calumet region
There was no brutality shown at any
of the eight different shows that were
staged. as they were pulled of In a
clean manner and when any bout was
going too far it was Immediately stop
ped by the referee.
East Chicago is an ideal location for
clean boxing and it would mean that
| thousands of dollars would be poured
| into the Golfers of the business men II
| these contests were allowed to run
| Referee Santry, who has the name OF
/ being the squarest referee IN the coun-
/ try, has been chosen as official referee
and has been instructed by the club
mana cement to stop any contest where
there is any danger. and 1t is hoped BY
| the business men that Chief McCor-
mick viii see fit to allow the East Chi
cago club to continue the exhibitions
| Indiana Harbor promoters and a Chi
| cago man who jumped into the boxins
game after East Chicago had raised
| the lid is said to have been the cause o.
the late trouble in East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-06
WESTERN COLLEGES
IN MEET TODAY

Kansas City. Mo, April s.-Three
hundred and fifty athletes from ten col
leges In the Missouri valley will COM
pete in the seventh annual indoor track
meet of tho Kansas City Athletic club
In convention hall tonight. The ath-
1etic club also will have a large team
entered All except three of the events
will be handicaps.
The colleges and universities that
will compete are: Missouri. Drake
Kansas, Washburn Baker, Morning
side. Kansas Aggies. ST. Louis, Will
liam Jewell and Westminster