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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-16
Whiting.
For MAYOR,

Editor TIMES
i announce herewith TINT 1 nm q
candidate for the democratic nominal
tion for mayor of the city of whiting.
subject to the decision of the party
prima rfes.
l. T. D0EEGAN
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FOR ALDERMAN, FOURTH WARD.
Editor TIMES.
Please announce TINT will he n
candidate for alderman of fourth ward,
East Chicago. subject to the Citizens
convention to be held on a date to be
decided later. HENRY BAUM.
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FOR TREASURER

Editor TIMES:
Please announce that L will be a cam
didate before the Esst Chicago repub-
Hcan primarie for the nomination of
treasurer on that ticket, Mt a date to
be decided later.
w. I'll. JEPPESON.
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ALDERMAN, FIRST WARD

-NH111 f@Hs-'H7A-N' = AHsss = " NM.
Editor TIMES:
Please announce that 1 will be a cam
didate before the East Chicago repub-
lican primaries for the nomination OF
alderman, first ward, ON that ticket, AT
n date to be decided later.
w. III. OLDs.
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FOR CLERK.
Editor TIMES

Editor TfMESs
Please announce that L am n cnndi-
date before the East Chicago and In
diana Harbor republican primaries for
the nomination of city clerk.
HOWARD DAVIS.
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Editor TIMES,
Please announce that I Will be a cam
didate before the East Chicago repub-
Ifcan priamries for the nomination of
treasurer ON that ticket. at a date to
be decided later.
THOMAS F. ROBERTS
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FOR COUNCIL.

Editor TIMES
You Will please announce that 1 am
n candidate for the office of council
man mt large for the city of East Chi
cago. subject to the republican pri-
marfes.
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Editor TINES
Kindly announce my name ms a can
didate for the nomination of city treas
urer of East Chicago the Citizens
ticket subject to the nominating con-
vention on a date to be published later.
WALTER HARMON.
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Saturday, the 9Th day of
September. 1913.

between the hours of ten o'clock a. m.
profits for a period not exceeding sew
en- years, of the following described
real estate. to-wit:
The (N) one Cd acre of the tS) two
(2) acres of the west (W) $50
chains of the northwest quarter
(NW "a of the southwest quar-
ter tSw "a of the southwest
quarter (SW ~ of section
eight (s), township thirty-six
$3.50 north. range eight ts) west
of the second principal meridian,
In the County Of Lake and State
of Indiana
If said rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de-
cree, interest and costs, I will at the
same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple in and to said real estate.
or so much thereof. as may be sufn-
cient to satisfy said judgment, inter-
est costs and accruing costs. Said
sale will be made without relief from
valuation or appraisement laws.
Taken as the property of Mary
Schneider ct al. at the suit of Cain
Construction Company, q corporation.
HENRY whitaker.
Sheriff. Lake County, Indiana.
H d. Davis and Otto J. Bruce,
Attys for Plaintiff.
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CITv CLERK.

Editor TINES
You may announce that I am a cam
didate for the nomination of city clerk
of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
before the Citizens nominating conven-
tion at a date to be decided later.
L. RAYMOND JONES.
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FOR TREASURER.

Editor TIMES
Please announce that I will he a can
didate before the East Chicago repub-
lican prfma rfes for the nomination of
treasurer that ticket. at a date to
be decided Inter.
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Hammond Chapter No. III R. A. NJ.
Regular stated meeting. Wednesday.
September 10. visiting companions well
come.
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ALDERMAN, FIRST WARD.

Editor TINES:
Please announce TINT I will be n can
dfdnte for alderman of first ward. East
Chicago, subject to the Citizens con-
vention, to be held ON n date to be de-
cfded later.
WILLIAM III. NEEDLES.
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ALDERMAN of 9th ward ON that ticket. Mt
date to be decided later.
ROBERT STOoKEY.
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Stated meeting Garfield Lodge, No.
$50, F. and a. NJ. Friday. September 5.
S p. m. E A degree. Visitors well
come r. S. Caller. Sec. e. NJ. Shank
lin. w. NJ.
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FOR ALDERMAN 9TH WARD.

Please announce that Will be can
didate before the East Chicago repub-
ican primaries for the nomination Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
No. s5s5.

No $685..
State of Indiana,
(ss:
County Of Lake,)
Lake Circuit Court, April Term 1913.
CAIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. A
corporation,
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JOHN SPUDICZ.
By virtue of Order of Sale to me
directed from the Clerk of the Lake
Superior Court, L will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, at the east door of the Court
House in Crown Point, Indiana. on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-16
MARY scHRElBER EFT AL.

BY virtue of an Order of Sale to me
directed from the Clerk of the Lake
Circuit Court. I will expose to public
sale 20 the highest bidder for cash IN
hand. at the east door of the Court
House In Crown Point. Indiana. on
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES.
SHERIFFS SALE.
No. 9470

State of Indiana,
(ss:
County of Lake,
Lake Superior Court, May Term, 1913
WILLIAM SOKOLOWSKI
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-02-15
Suffered Twenty-Five Years.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-24
Two Thanksgiving Day Bouts on
Pacific Coast.

Pacific Coast.
Thanksgiving day will see two
cracking good ring battles, both to be
fought on the Pacific coast between
high-class men.
At Los Angeles Tom McCarey's
arena will hold Joe Rivers and Leach
Cross, who, next to Champion Willie
Richie, are the best in the light
weight division. Twice before these
two boys have met, each bout being
ten-round no-decision affair. In one
Rivers was given a shade by the
newspapers.
Thursdays scrap will be over the
twenty-round route, with a chance
for one of the men to make victory
decisive.
Rivers is the faVorite. Coast au-
thorities are VIGOROUSLY out of luck
when it comes to picking a winner,
but they seem to have the right dope
this time. Rivers is good light
weight, and so is Cross, but the Mex
lean is just little better. Both boys
pack healthy punches, so the fight is
not liable to be a parlor affair.
Cross was recently licked by
Richie, and this defeat may have
some effect on his work. The New
Yorker is a home town fighter all the
way, and does not put up his best
exhibitions when on foreign soil.
The winner will get match with
Richie for the championship.
In San Francisco Jimmy CIabby
will take on Frank Logan, an aspiring
coast middleweight, who has been
mussing up his sparTing partners in
training. He will find no sparring
partner in the Hammond men. Jimmy
is hard man to hit and can do con-
siderable damage when he turns loose
his batteries.
Logan is no flash at cIeVerness, but
is a good two listed walloper.
Whether he can get home on CIabby
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-24
SPORTING DOPE FROM EVERYWHERE

Chicago and Harvard Champions Of
West and East.
Football championships, East and
West, were settled Saturday, and set
tied beyond question.
Chicago in the conference and
Harvard in the East are clean-cut
champions, without a rival to ques-
ton their claims. They have bat
tered and run through all opposition,
not even a tie game blOtting their
records.
Picking the best team in the West
is matter of opinion at best, but
in the light Of comparative scores,
the only rating offered between the
Maroons and teams not in the con-
ference, Stages aggregation can
claim to be the peer of anything west
of the Allegheny mountains.
Adherents of Michigan, Notre
Dame, Nebraska and Michigan Ag-
gies will dispute this claim, but calm
consideration of every angle leaves
the Maroons at the top Of the heap!
They have licked every team team
they were called on to meet during
the season, and the schedule was
hard one. Even Chicago partisans
have failed to realize that they were
backing the best conference team
turned out since 1905.
The winning of the championship
is a distinct victory for Stage. He
started the, season with good ma
teriaL Lacking stars, he welded a
machine which strongly combined
attack and defense. .-..-.
In the absence of decisive games
the followers of teams outside the
conference will claim their heroes
stood at the top of the heap. But
Chicago looks the best -...:
Harvard beat Yale by safe mar
gin, yet the victory was not impress
sive. The Blue was outplayed at ev-
erv angle hit Harvard could NOT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14

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una ssm niuatalFn cine Mpht
3lfltB ft afefH aler. nalft 2ln.
he lnh be 6uafr lm aullfaaf S1s
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am I Cfithef im rcutld,en 1na
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nommfn Vtalioeut Ncpp uon Ben
QeffinlairH Ednatrn ieate cine GlHs
laouua BED Trnildirn 1na.Nomiirs
IN srlparh pot. Iic 1rier iinoel
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Snnaet rrtlatten Iid bcrrii. 81 ae.
brn imo uerou ipabrideinlidl i2
Nlaun bic 9eiia MAIDEN. = auf ben
neucn graiiotiten 0cs DlniiEUcr.
Gins, Sanger Better gnur. pur0e
Elm Nof aiisaebrad't uno Der aben0
bel aeuiiitbIidlem 3uIammenieiu Der.
lebt.
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Mns hem staatr.

slenrnep. M. nj ahnir. Vraii.
bent Der gitD Rniional gant oieier
StnOt. III IN IeIner hiriiaen @ob.
nuns nn aQittpod aeliorben. er
mar elmer Der herDorraaenoiien ri.
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lirte Die @anf por 25 Sahrcn nit
Ieinem Briiber. er binterIdbt einen
Sohn lH0 cine Todlter
gincoIn. Die ncle slderbauhaIle
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utangelt an Dem notbigen Stabl.
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Inngidbrige 9leooIigur 6es .s5cbron
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mofrntiiden '9leonltgire in gaebras.
ia. CT biiiterIdbt feline @ittiuc
ober feline stinOa er mar So
Sabre al.
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alrine Standardization

ggegen StroBenbettelns tpurbal
9om 3pDer unO gutb 9bomns nit
$t00 uiio oelt Soften beItratt.
Setter aearneD ipuroe ourd ben
amtierenOen goli5eiridter glltItaot
lpegen 8aga6umoirenS nit 10 "a.
gen @ef1ngniB beitrait.
Der Merifnner Soc Sorto3 tplirOc
i'm goli3eigeridt nit $50 lmo SO.
Itcn iucgen SdlGgerei lii elmer
8irtbidaft beitraft. syit letter 3eit
finoen b1ufig 4rigelcien 8Dijdcn
@lerifanern IN oer @egeuo BON
Douglas uno i3. StraBe itatt.
Charles 9oo1ine bat bic gtortb.
iueitcrn ga6ngeieaidaft alf $20,.
COO SHaoeueriob oerflagt. Der
Dl1m tuuroe bel einer 0elerplo.
ion nitf elmer Sotomotipe i9lintnI
oerbronnt.
Senrp glot6 nno Charles Carroll,
Gigcnt9iimer eines 2aoenS in 800
fioI 10. Strnbe tpuroen ipegeit Or
langung bon @eIo unter fdli1en
gorludnOen berbnItet. 0li6ter @c.
nan BAT ben tsaa aui 0lontag, 1s.
glugult beridoben. Sbre giirgidaft
iDuroe alf $500 Ieitaeieet.
Sobn 5elonlan Der ein @eiddit
in 20s norol. t6. Str1be betreibt
btua ieincn Rod uno g9eite iibcr
cinrn Sti6l. glls cr glbclioS ben
Nod an8ieben poIlte, bernerfte er,
0db eidc goloene llbr ncbit stette
imo en- NIT Dioludnten bcIebtcS
llbran61ngicl perihpunOen mar.
@lit Der glnsidDadtung fir ooS
ncne $4,000 SpriBcnbolS Gdc TO-
lno Sarnep III am @litttucf begou.
neli fporOen.
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ipurcc i'm 4oliBeigeridt nit 80
9aacn beItroft, neil cr tn Gtats
Sotcl cine 5rou nib6anoeIt bate.
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sab.nnra6n.

Sm glIter BON Ga Sabren II
SenrD 8ebOe, $40 nor6Ii6e 90
5traBe fpobnbaft na1 Inugidbrigen
geioen geitorben. lle6er t2 Sabre
mar CT Ieibeno, felt Den letten 3ipci
Dlonaten muBte er 0as gett bitten
Geine ssran, brei 2odter unO pict
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glng erfolate beite glaHmitt1g III,
ter ben gluipi5ien oes Siio.Omobo
4l1tt0eutIden 9ereins, 5it oeiier
Wiitglieoeril &crr @eboe o1bIte. Sr
StieL geboren nno erJogeit fam Mcb.
be I'M g(lter bon 90 sSaDrcn ilaf
ben Ser. Stadten iino beiratBetC
bGr 3s Sabren 1T Soma.
Die ipidti0ite 0rOiuonb Die Der
Staotrotb oicIen Nlonat anneDmeu
miro, 1T bic, fpeldJe oie Sobe ocr
Gtclcrnntlnoe betrifft. WIan 1laiibt,
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iperOer.
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glittpoh ipirOgi bic itdotilfen 81.
nanJen oes 2Guoeren beipro6en. Gs
lit au3unebmeu, oob infolge oes
neuen 3peiididtipitenls Der 5cuer.
iDebr bic Ye6GIter cttpoS bei1nitten
iuproen. SoIltc Der GcucrfonO ME.
oergebalten unO aud bic aHoeren
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auf ~ aaias berblei6en miro. as
bcibt aid, oob Die @ebdIter Der
GeuerpebrIellte gleid oenen Der
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goIi5cifapitdn Senrb Gisfeloer iid
I'M oas gtnlt bcs goIi3ciri9tcrs be.
tuerbel.
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NfElaAnAa hs4 MpnnIf8fa hls amm
Aapsmhff tlwsnfn Nunf Or
hatHnh btf Nltlttilsah

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3olIiarlEbiu fort Uronun brnalls
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poa g auF 10 Gents pro NHbeI 81
erhohen.
Ter @eiai permaFi NIT ilbcupie.
aruoer gsebrbeit Anirdac uu Urbo.
bng Ass 3oEles ont NIricr5e.
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Die alrbrIIion il 0hina.

Sdl1nahai. H. Anault Iig
@n.SuHg Sorts. DeIdc lid felt ae,
ralmer 9eit IN ben Sanben Der
9lebellen beianocH. bdben iih ae'
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llebergobp ipur0en onrd Or. Coz
bon Der 8otbe streu5. .@eieuldloit ge.
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iiberIhritten umO elmer flcincn Re.
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5uriidJogen.
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iina unJ nnbere dineliihe rebo.
Iutiondre esliidtlinge um5iibringcn.
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fit Oieie 6Iiidtliugc erbobt- -gIeid.
5eitig mill tie jeood) nidt geltntten,
oob Snpun oIs Sauptquortier fir
dineIii1e Biiblbubcr benubt t1er0e.
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9es WcneroIltreifs GnSe.

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Wlc6rere Ncrioncn nuroGi pcrlplut.
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ron 1crru nno 6rnu s1Iius 3im.
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bon 6cnen cine in llt1b iun0 bic
onoere in Bancroft ipo6nt. a1pi.
tan Seitfelo traf crit BEL Ieinen
gater Elm, alS er bereits oen Iebten
gltbemjug eetban bate. Die 9railer.
feier finoet am 5reitag Moroen in
Der fatbolilhen STRIDE In Bancroft
itott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
Die hatb6iIiiijt
fdStraiionl
faliimeff BE HsaIhe dsnIlahi.-@
1tlsafammf ame ahef Neffgm
Nanbft

8ilraniW. IA. Huanli tnla
4eEnliia1 tom Die aonpenlinn nef
NeFfinialrn HoibcllIdtn weifnIhal.
ten amerlfa'h tnm AbIdtIub Ral.
iiuete etbaIt bic aonerniion In
,saare 1914 nnb @nn l{rnnfiAfo
tlrirnlat In Aahre 1915.
Die g'enmltnmahI eraab lrlasns
0es MeiuIl0i:
EraliAent. Charles 4. Tmd,nuR
Rem Orleans: Sefrctdr, plnEbonh
glotre "a. gouis; SddtmeilIer,
y. ". 0cdcl.....1, Cinntn, an.
Nite Rr1Iihentcn: abomos d.
6IpuH, Chicago; ]. q. Golfer, Gbd.
iopee. Wlinn.: soiepb 2rrp, Rem
gcrt Gitp; !. 3. Spnes, Buffalo,
Y. o.; Tr. Qeter g. @ons, Qoliis.
bile. ap.. un0 Sobn 81 Callahan;
@liIuoutee, Tis. glorlhon, g. 8.
Serolo. Senecn, San 9obueutrd-
ger, Gbief Geo Soipf Dlon. Roicbiib.
Q. ..
BeIf ipeItipeites SntereIie Die
9lmeritaniihe 6oOerotion FntboIi.
ider gereine nahgeruieu bat, gina
aus ben @Iiidiuulidj .1eIcqr0mnlen
berpor, Die aus oIer @erren 0dn0er
eirgelaufen ipnren. @rdtuI0tionen
ididten. Staroinnl 6nlconi, StnIien:
aar0inal wlercier, geIgien; anr0i.
nal Garcia, Gpnnien; giihof BON
SontDarf, Gnglnno; g3iihof &. 4.
Seating, 0ortbampton; giIfof
1lar, auasburg; 9iihof GnuIbnber,
Speper; 8iidof @on5qIns, GItraod,
aubo; giihof GniertelIi, G0Iforb,
GngIano; 8iidjof S. 5. Collins,
Stingiton, Snmnicn; Gr5biifof Sole
Mora, MerirO; Gr8biiaof 9. gru-
din, WiontrenI; Gr5biidof 8. gangc.
bin, aana0n; Gr5biibof Z. Mbite.
foe, 9iberpool. Gnsldnb; Gr36iidof
3. @ettinger, Wiiinhen; Gr3biidlof
s. q. geDan, Gue6ec; Saforo 20.
berntion bon england; BeitninIt
6-Oerntion bon 2onOon; gLuitr0
fbe 6ooer1tiott itu0 bon alien gr
bildOfeu uno Miidofen oes Q0llt
bic ni9t bier Ieiu fonlitfu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-14
gtidMIhIamnaen aeaeH 9RegLbpp.

NaIbmgtoft Ia. gllgiit. sym
&aidc be3i6tcte bette oer repubIi,
fafiiihe 8iiDrcr @1ann Den Sdab.
antsietretdr, Wlitglieoer oes Sdus,
dusihMies fir @eifaftsoronnnq
lriudlt Jn baben bic 9lblebnuu1
bes glntrngeS oes glepubIifonerl
wlonoel 5ii beroHlaIieu, lponn1 oet
Sctretdr Inn geiueiie fir feline g(n.
idulolgung erIiidt per6cn iolIte,
baB bic gtem Dorfer ganfen Den
Yreig Der 5iueipro5eutigen glegie,
rungsbonoS fiinitlif gebriidt bat.
ten; o1S iei, ipie Wlcglboo geiagi
babe, geidebelL Inn bic @1briings-
rcIornoorlnge Der 9legiering 5u
idipdben. wic2(Ooo icae, ipie Wlann
beriidjerte, iidl eutiduIbigeit ipenil
er Ieine glug1ben nidt bcipciIen
fonne, ODER iein glnlt nieOerleaen.
llnOertpoob pertbeiOigtc ben Sdlnb.
anltsiefretdr; er tpiro Die @1b.
ruugeporI1ge am Gienitog ODER
glittuod u1diter 8o6e benz &auie
Dorleaen.