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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-30
HEGEWISCE

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miles and Mr..
and Leo Derrick spent sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Jordan.
MIS-. Hazlehurst of Chicago visited
her mother Mrs Bristol yesterday.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. f.
church Will meet Thursday afternoon
al the church for work and a business
meeting
Phone news items to Hegewisch 10.
Mrs William White and children of
woodstock Ill. are spending two
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HIGHLANDS

Be sure and come to the Halloween
social Thursday. oct 81. given by the
Ladies Aid society. Fun for every
body
Mrs H s Daugherty was a Ham
mond visitor this morning
Mrs R Johnston of Ross formerly
Of Highlands Is very sick.
H. s Daugherty is remodeling his
house and expects to move into itabout
the first of next month
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the members Of the Catholic church at
the odd Fellows han this evening
Several from here expect e attend a
reception at Whiting this evening Civ
en- by the Lady Maccabees in honor q
their 20th anniversary.
Miss Tilue Kueaba visited friends in
the city YESTERDAY
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HOBART.

The Modern Priscilla club win meet
this Thursday afternoon with Mrs. c.
Nitchman
Work is progressing rapidly on the
local sewer. Excavating on Third
street was started today and until the
Third street bridge is reached a force
Of men viii work both day and night.
number from out of town are ex-
peeted to attend the supper given BY
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BERT KEYS TO
FIGHT TRENDALL

St. Louis, Mo. Oct Matchmaker
Brooklyn Tommy sullivan OF the
Future City A c. announces that he
has signed Bert Reyes OF New York TO
meet Harry Trendall "a local light
weight, in the main bout Of the clubs
opening show here on Nov. IA.
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weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Carlson of Buffalo avenue
Third annual card party given by
Pyramid chapter. o z. S. at Cranes
hall, Thursday evening
Mrs Worlund Of Muskegon. Mich,
visited her daughter Mrs. Al. Berg,
yesterday.
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a Ross Station business translator yes
terday.
Rudolph Klein Of Clark Station was
Chicago business TRANSLATOR YESTERDAY.
The sun., 1912-08-04

getting the flag. Th" time showed that he
had ridden only eight miles Instead OF ten.
nut the ret"re" reversed the decision Of
the judges and CAV" the race to him The
exact man at fault for causing the flag 10
lc given did not mateiialize. but the ref
ere" nad a clear way out OF the difficulty
br ordering the race to be run over so
that the men who were giving a start 10
the winner might at least get n chance TO
ride the fun distance on which the hand.-
cap was framed.
While praise is heing handed out to the
olympic victoIs, onr man is being ner.
looked who although he did not win, put
up performance that IL Is not likely any
winner OF running race at the games will
duplicate. That Is Melvin Sheppard OF the
Irish American \. c.. who was bealen a
yard By the young marvel. Meredith. in
the 500 meters, and In record time AT
that. Sheppard stands out as being the
only man that won track event at the
Olympic games in London who bottcrcd
his performance at Stockholm. Take into
account that Sheppard had been running
for six years before ne competed In his
first Olympic meet and his retention OF
form Is the more remarkable. To have
been at the top OF the tree for nearly ten
years and yet force the winner 70 beat "A
worlds record is n distinction that Will
fan 10 few athletes. and Il IL doubtful ~
any man ever made such q showing be-
fore,
The Man in the Crowd has to hand II
to the women when It comes 10 handling
sN't'lsh horses over the jumps, that Ia.
"nrn they are compared to the saiiant
s"lhi'is that competed at the Long Brancl,
morse show. OF course there may he a
kr"at difference In the quality OF the
jumpers, hut the novice looking on could
only See the riders In the military event
IushinR N their fences as II they were
| try,ns TO ride down a regiment Of foot
so'u!ers. They seemed to have no idea
o' steauylhg their horses for the leap. and
I 'ne result was crashing OF hurdles that
caused plenty ~ excitement IL 1t was not
W. acn'" or ttecplechasing. When Mrs.
ODonohue and Miss Marie Louise Thomp-
son came INTO the ring for the ladies'
, Jumping event the contrast was very mo-
, flceahle. Each of these accomplished
! lsdtrs handled her mount IN fau,tiess style
ana coax"d him over tn. obstacles with a
certainty that made the laundering Efforts
OF the suardsmen show up In . very poor
light Indeed
The sun., 1912-08-04

Yes. the Man In the Crowd was on the
dock when the Olympic heroes returned
from their victorious trip 10 Stockholm,
and one of tn. men noticed was W. l..
Jones, IA member of the Irish American
A. C.. who has gained renown for his
liberality 10 amateur athletes. Ii was
Mr.. Jones that received credit for per-
sua1ing Matt McGrath to 20 TO Stock
holm after the champion hammer thrower
had announced that he could not AFFORD
II make the trip and leave his wife and
family unprovided FOR. The reputation for
tdiog u man over any little financial difil-
Guilty possessed by this enthusiastic fol-
!'""r of track and field sports may have
accounted for the Joy his appearance gave
~ two forlrrn looking members of the
team, "Th"rn he IT," said one OF them as
he smiled for the first time in many days,
The reason Developed later when the men
landed both Of the sad ones were dead
broke and as they live In the West they
are concerned with the problem OF reach
ins theii homes Tar NOR" than with the
idea of hanging around New York until
the celebration In honor Of the team takes
place. Jones had been mentioned as the
athletes angel and hop" revived when the
stranded ones saw him on the dock
Motor cycling IL fascinating snort and
liable 10 take a firm hold on New York.
eTS, but IL stanuS - ROOu thAnCr of get
ting "A black eye II the mon sent h, tho
Federation of American Motorcycl.sts 10
Of1ciat' at the races keep on muddliny tho
races as they did when the Man In III.
Crowd was present last week The track
management has nothing to do with the
appointment OF officials, but pays a sarc-
tion fee Of &2b for the privilege OF having
the i. \. NJ. send IA lot OF men who are
relies u the bone shaker age IN cycling
to handle u sport that requires keen eyes
and qui0k Judgment. One instance IL suffi-
cicnt to illustrate the point. In ten
mile handicap with five starters IA scorer
was appointed for each man and the ref
cree Informed the riders that there would
be no use In their kicking after the race
because the laps were sure to be- kept
correctly. The scratch man dropped out
lon1 before the hnish. simplifying the
scoring. but In spite Of all the preliminary
fuss, the limit man was nacgcd for his
last lap when there We're still two miles to
he ridden. He stopped and go did all the
"iiri- except uu-, VIM continued 10 riae
out the ten miles and was placed first by
, m" Judges Then came "A howl from the
crowd for the man who had stopped after
The sun., 1912-08-04
THIS DOG HoNoRs HIS NAME.
The Leader Really . Leader Aoonl
Manchester Terriers.

The Manchester terrier. Champion The
Leader. hears very appropriate name.
an 1t Is rare indeed for any dog OF his breed
to get ahead OF him. and not unfreduently
has The Leader shown the way to the big
winners Of various other breeds. Champion
The Leader il owned by Mrs. Frank II.
Pa, and boasts a. his sire the noted winner
champion. Brilliant. his dam being Fancy
ii. Although Leader 10 not yet years old
he has a list of winning to his credit that
might make much older dogs envy him his
rather brief show career he has defeated
ssn S,;sS sySsry doS t Gf hs bred that
occasions has triumphantly carried on
the special prize Tor the best of any breed
In the. show Although the pOssessor OF
Honors lightly and il ths little fairy Of the the
cult
popular breeds but OF late years they have
fallen on In npmbers and few impOrtatiOn
have been made to MI the vacancies caused
by the passing OF the more noted repre-
IN things canine, as in thlngs sartorisi.
shly due TO this move than any other reason
that the Manchester has fallen somewhat
that dame fashion has smiled upon OF late
and the West Hlshland Whitss. and e
these hes, ny must the Manch:stsr look for HE
months several Of the largest exhibitors
have turned their attention to Master
MANCHESTER. importing some good dogs
from Europe and this would seem 10 in
coming into his own
The sun., 1912-08-04
BREEDERS SCORE VICTORY.
sanction Of Kennel Club Obtained
for show In Chicago.

The Bulldog Breeders Association
speciality show will have four point cham.
pionship rating. This event will take place
In Chicago on September "a. and 10 to be
held in connection with the Associated
Specially Clubs. Of which the Breeders 10 q
member. The fact that this affair has been
granted rating will doubtless be the cause
OF much elattOn among tho members and
The question of championship points has
always been bone of contention between
the Bulldog Club OF America. II 10 Gus.
specially club before the American Kennel
Club " III allow rating. and II this he re-
fused the case can then be appsa led TO the
A.. Il. c.. although the governing body
club, This, however. la exactly what hap
pened In this instance.
Sanction for n rating was requested By
the Breeders and refused by the Bulldog
to get a decisive vote from the members,
and Furthermore that u was not for the
hest interests Of the breed to hold q speciality
SHOW, at this time Of the year, although the
x. .GSs @S ss1s shows Il: 'ds: rt rsssSn! 81
word from tho Chicago weather bureSI
that an average tempefature Of 81 degrees
had prevailed Oh this date for the past
A < {. was sppealed to and a day WAS vas
ths BnlldoG Club dslsss!ion The iISsnss
pSns the snGs DaS,, lSS'
allowed u specially show. This decision
was duo .ofely % the merit ~ previous
shows given BY the breeders in New York
This is . signal Victory for the Bresdsrs
and @eana much vAsd swelling The entry
. Al their show.
The sun., 1912-08-04
H0 FOR CHICKEN FUTURlTY.
New idea Sprouted for Poultry show
at Allentown. "a.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Aug. S.-This years
Allentown Fair poultry show will he dis
tinguished by the first poultry futurity on
the American continent. They have had
them in Europe. but they are new here
and the Allentown poultry futurity was
arranged by Supt. ". Theodore Whitman at
the suggestion and with the help of James
b. Haggin of New York. copper and tobacco
magnate. owner of Elmendorf Farm. Lex
fancier OF cattle and poultry.
Being SO entirely new, some breeders
were "a little bashful in entering. while
noss nssTs on 10 sSsr b %" s the .Tl naa
satisfactory; Allentown has prrempted
the original american poultry fuiurity.
ain Mi Se XeTy pono1 1s% ss the
!iss are: white orpinston ,iS ""ckereis. t ssc: @
norm Mas I PWss Wss t@ %ns Fs hss
St White Plymouth Rocks totals. S3s
White Wyando,'c totals, $40 Rhode
Island i,a,n, Reds totals. sS]; Game Ban,ams
Poultry futurities offer the small breeder
the same chance 70 " in as they do the biggest
breeders, for all entries must be raised by
the exhibitor and no one can tell at the date
the stake close wher. or by whom the best
bird of the year viii be raised For tala
White 0rpingtons.. White Rocks. White
Myandottes. White Leshorns, Rhode Island
Reds and Game Bantams
Only birds hatched in the current year
are eligi ible. and there will be separate stakes
lot cockerels and pu!lets in each oi the
varieties mentioned, unless IN" -'akcs of
either should go below $50. when they will
he combined. Birds nominated Tor these
Iuturities need not necessarily cOmpet.
ior the regular poultry show prizes. or in
the event OF accident or failure 10 develop.
need not be shown at all
IN" winners in the different fu'uri'ies
are to take the entire stake. Ihey shall
also have the riRh, 10 claim and advertise
.'rahd championship futurity wiun.r for
ne season OF 1912. and shnll he awarded "a
handsome ribbon certifying 10 this effect.
The sun., 1912-08-04

FinancieP FancieP Gsets Two More
Coed Ones From England.

One would almost think that Pekinsesee
Morgan y gathering them into his fold.
Last week one Of Enslsnd's best Pekes
heels Of that purchase comes news Of two
Mr. Morgan's English kennels while the
other Is now on her way to Amsrtcas
They are Di Of Eaham and Chi 1sO OF
Alderbourne. They were purchased from
known fanciers. nj Of Eeham is q beautiful
red sable bitch showing all of the marked ed
pekoe Of Aiderbourne- va She has u
long list Of wins to her credit and = con.
adhered ono Of the best young bitches In
England: Me-, presence MiIl greatly
Chi Tso OF Alderbourne Ia 70 he expRtr la ted
as 2 Eift TO Miss Anne Morgan and will
doubtless grace the bench at one OF the
Chi Tso Of Alderbourne besides being
an excellent representative of her breed
10 one OF the finest bred Pekee that has
sailed for this country In some time.
She elaine - her sire the famous Cher-erh
Of .Alderbourne and her dam, Qneenie, is .
litter sister Of the noted English winner
Cher Ty OF Alderbourne.
The sun., 1912-08-04
electric lights and steam heat for winter

electric lights and steam heat for winter.
Up there are the Griffons, very bright and
joovial. all absolutely different in person l.
ality One little gem is Mr. Ritchey's Tony
chute the Welcome. who. by the way. hopes
70 add the title champion 70 his name at
the Newport show this week Tony Ia a
descendant OF the wonderful Grifron Mas
winning dogs in England. Murphy met
NTH w cruel and 1ntimeiy death this year.
1,s.: nasnt: the motor car Mr.. Eitchey has an
dark red. long bearded little lady. Neither
she nor Tory % cares to sit in front Of the
their pictures never do them Justice.
sni The iirs! kennel II E En glsnd is Mr., Hsndley
purchased most Of her importations.
During the next few weeks GriYon club IL
about TO be formed. So now IL the time for
ell good men TO come to the aid Of the party.
Lovers Of this interesting breed hope 10 SEQ
big entry for the next New York show,
Tor once seen and known the Griffon can hold
his own anywhere and will undoubtedly
become as popular in America as the Pek-
ingese and the Pomcranian.
The sun., 1912-08-04

Rodney Biackmask. an English buiid"g
with "a disposition as swee, As his appear
ance IL formidable. is doing som" pres,
agent work for himself out in Park vile.
where his home is Rodney and hi. Owner,
4. W. Decker. have been present each day
al the light harness meetings az Parkway
and Rodney wears a cunning blanket which
bears tn" sign For Sale" Rodney has
been q 'ng winner in Canada and Is well ON
the road to his championship. II. l. a son
of NinenoInt Blackniast and his dam was
Lady Chssney stone. Il daughter OF the
famous Rodney stone
Rodney should prove an acquisition to
any kennel,
The sun., 1912-08-04

The old tradition OF the ship that came
In means only one thing to Japanese
spaniel fanciers. and that is that II must
have been "A ship from Japan with "a load
nf their fsNorite dogs aboard.
II is only necessary TO watch the faces
of the devotc.s To- learn when "a steamer
from the far of island is about due.
And those VINO believe IN signs say that
Mrs Lott. Mrs. Dennis. MS Chadurj,ar
Mrs. Lconhardt and a few others arc
wearing the smile which means "a ship
from Japan Is sighted and | am already
experiencing the JOY az picking out the
best. or what ! consider the best, spaniel
aboard"
The sun., 1912-08-04
Going In for Frenchi~s.

M.ss Icy Wareham Is going IN FOL
Trenches. II seems. as she recently boueh,
from F. Pofet two-months- -old puppy
who looks "a though he might have n
fair chance to equal the record OF tina,
y-ar-old wonder Gamins Rival. Miss
Wareham's latest and most pampered ad-
ditions 10 her kennels are three chocolate
poms. all males. by Little Pccblc---Browf
Betty.
The sun., 1912-08-04
Cnnamed Pekingese C0minH.

Another Pekinsese who will find home
OF AlderbOurne, who Il still unnamed. The
youngster To- being imported from the
kennels OF Mrs. Ashton Cross by Mrs.
beautiful red coat. and a black mark and
gives promise OF being an unusually. fine
specimen Of the breed. The baby will set
sail for his new home the middle Of the
month.
The sun., 1912-08-04

Entries for IT," Gwynedd Valley Kennel
Club show close tomorrow with George X
Foley Of Lansdoane. Pa The show will
b. held August II at the baseball grounds
at Amber. Pa
The sun., 1912-08-04

The body proportions Of the Grinon
arc we'll shown In this picture. The
body should be small and head large
and "slmost round, like an orange"
Tho nose must be saucy and tho eyes
must shoot hre.
The sun., 1912-08-04
New London Dog show Tomorrow

The second annual snow Of the New Lon
don kenne! club vii! ne held AZ New Lon
Ion. Conn to-Inorro'v. two days before the
big show. at Newport
The sun., 1912-08-04

Miss Hydon is contemplating taking
advantage OF the Importation of Griffons
10 this country. Miss Hydon's kennels
nre situated at BogOta. y. J and conta In
number OF good ones, headed by the
little lady GrifIon Bobcyettc.
The sun., 1912-08-04
KENNEL
DIRECTORY
0O0TON 1ERRlkRS
ENGLl6H BULLDOGS
ROR SALE

Seven Boston terrier. and two Ensi.h bulldogs.
s sIe .nd n o1n .
good enough 70 win In the best company. Derby
sy ss and sle S se
vi Ths T. EnsHss bulls. on. male and one female.
sre ven orod Ana sooo enough specimens io' Ahs'
The owner Of .hsss DOG. has zone In for another
Numsfous % oe;ers @ have been msde Tor ;rse 81 four
s cssncs e e. Ss
The dogs may be seen . short distance out oi
Be met ai he railroad station and motorcd to the
| kennels Appointments may be made through
The Suns
reiepnone as Beesin.n.
BOSTON TERRIERS
Seven Beauties
kNGuS0 BULLDOGS
TWO GOOD ONES
For further particulars address Summer. care
Kennel Department. New YORK Sun.
FOR sALE-Coou. rabbit. Bear. Deer. Wolf
and Fox = soHnda: .M "a .sli and unframed generally
recsipt o. 70 cents We mall descriptive hi shy
lion cf tS brssd: q Dogs. several breeds oi Cattle
sheep. swine. Ferress and Rabbits. Price list
" &. g. l.. B. Lands. DEPT. p. READING. PA
Al WUlV-0N NUN 46y yNSss
Fee easoO: Is lbs: white: aiao Culford President
Pee nAoo: O. h.: white lnwan kennels. Nil
ford, Puma.
DOG AND CAIsHEPAHTMENI.
NEW YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL,
III West 3oth st. Phone isSS-Msdson Square.
illustrated booklet on request.
AiKEDAiKs ANb Welsh .TERRIER
for sale and a. stud.
Long HUI Kennels Red Bank. n. j.
Box :7T Telephone.
FOR SALE--parti-coiorcd cocker fpaniels from
prise winning and champion stock. Terms reason
able. J. l.. ROBERTSON. 1875 Hih st.. Wster-
vfiet, ". Y.
FEMALE COLLIE, q months; good breeding:
pis bull terrier, Q mon Tbs; rabbit hound dog. Is
months. good worker. TRAIN, Ocean av., Wood
fords. Ne.
PekingeseS puppies for sale: price S2Snl:
Champion stock. Broad Matron, price ei0O 10.
~ Monroe Place Brooklyn. Tel Sne Main.
PET DOGS boarded; 4 acre farm: separate runs.
4. Rudolph. Rockville Centre. l.. !. Tel 813 II.
The sun., 1912-08-04

-
Entries for tho frs, annual show of In.
DelaVan Lake Kennel Club close T,lesd,v
with supt a. ". Gates. 1909 Fullerton ave.
nue. Chicago. Tho show will be held nj
log Cabin Inn. Delavan Lake. Wisconsin. on
SATURDAY. August II, The following well
known judges will of,iciate:
John W. burton. Chicago. bloodho,lnds.
ar.At Danes, Newfoundlands, foxhounds
hesapeake Bays, poodles, black and tan
Schirperkes. puHs and Chihuahuas: William
HAYNES, thicago. fox, Irish. Scottish, Welsh
West Highland. Dandie Dlnmont and Ned
iington terriers Charles &. Sidlcr. MiIwau-
zee. Wis. pointers. settlers. heagies and
EnRiish toy spaniels Albert Lohmann, Mi.
Wausee. Wis. cocker. Clumber, nold md
irish water water spaniris; }: l. Bshlng. Milwan.,
tee; Gollles and nld English sheep dogs;
. !. Squire; OAK Park III Boston Terriers
!; nslin. Milwaukee. French bulldogs: IL
u bender, Chicago. romeraninns j. 4. Is.
Woodwsrd Chicago, Aired,le terriers: Dr.
g. a. White. Chicago, all other breeds
Messrs. White. slider and Haynes. ~
The sun., 1912-08-04
Dogs, Cats, Birds BOARDED
1Dk-AL Pl.ACE IDEAL NANAs.tWtN,
siamese. Masx. Aby sstNian. Persian i,,,,
for Sale.
Ssrr for our be.m,iful iliysirstcd caialoslt
The Black Short Haired Cattery
ORADE1L, y. j.

KLEIN
The best dlsinfeCtant for kennel and s.ahls
Kills hics. neas. etc. Used by leading Kennels s~a
handlers. Harmless TO dogs coat And eve,
Good ior mango. Guaranteed under lnsec;lcltr
Act 1910. Serial number 2Si. Send for cIrcnis,
The II. A.. Newlyn Co., Inc. te2 Market Stree,
Newark, n. j. s"
The sun., 1912-08-04
Some Little BrindI~ Babics Born.

Seven beautiful brindle babies have just
come out Of the never. never land into
the Never Never Land Kennels NJ shelter
Island. They belong % The Dollar
Princess. who Is champion. although
little more than u baby herself, and an.
other little champion. Hunks Bequest. The
Youngsters ar" all brunettes. like their
daddy, and Mrs. Mary Winthrop Turner
says that they give promise of being tho
fnest litter OF puppies that have ever
seen the light Of day under the stars and
stripes.
The new faIuli, consists of six little
boys and one little girl "a most sats-
factory family. all sound and healthy and
I, 1utiful
The sun., 1912-08-04
KENNEL
DIRECTORY

Never.Never.Land Kennel
shelter lsiand Heights. L. I.NY.
Famous French Bulldogs at stud
On Hunks BcQuesi. Pourquol Pas s..d Cha.
maGnc of Amorshsm: Fee. SIS each.
Ch 1>e Roe II, Milnshaw Boulau. parso,e ~,
On pourquoi pas) and SAivoiatili's sons Il.
Sinister and Nomesis Fee SO each. 90
Ditches shipped from New England via be-,
leaving New London : =: u. reach Shelter isIa,
morning reach Kennels same night Express
paid ono way.
Frank A. Alinard, Manager.
Telephone - shelter island.
The sun., 1912-08-04
Telephone 52io BeekinAn.
BOSTON TERR1ER0
Seven Beauties
HNGnSu BULLDOGS
TA;an 6lnnn lALEA

At NTCO-0ARON DEA ING.
Fee o7SOO; N lhs.: white; alan Culford Presiden
Pee 01AOO: O. lbs. white. lnwaL Kennels. Mi
ford, punnA.
The sun., 1912-08-04

PET DOGS CARED FOR.
Acres OF grass, shade secure fencing IL ,.se,
eHpertence, highest references: lS minute. fyon
Herald Square; Inspection Invited; bookle, NJ"
Mrs BATS. Woodsidc. l.. I. Telephone. O.
Newt0wn.
The sun., 1912-08-04

PARKWAY PET STOCK CO.
At stud. Bourbon Beau, the beat DUP rein,
son Of Rlngmaster: Biiso de mar. Jr. Tysbrisst
and Little Billie Burke. the best Boston terrIs,.
In the city: fees go each brood bitches and nun,
Of all breeds for sale always. - Cathedral FAY
way. Tel. 3OoS Riverside.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-26
MEMS RAINCoATs $1.ss

Waterproof rubberized English slip ons in the correct tan shades. All sizes No need to get wet in spring or summer showers when $1.95 buys raincoat at The Surprise.