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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09
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boys all digested yet When game
time came Mr.. Htimbach said he was
going to umpire for the Hammond
team, but as he had money up on the
game there was a kick. but finally
after he had as much as said, like
some kid about six years old, that
they would not stand for no one but
him to umpire the game was started
with him umpiring. but watch was
kept on him all the time. Whsre the
article says the Lowell bunch would
not stand for decisions by their own
umpire. Andy Fryman. who was coach
ing for the North Ends at third base,
showed the base over so the runner
could touch II because he could be put
out. In the inning when all the trou-
Bile started, the seventh, after our
boys had started to hit Lightey all
over the lot and the manager of the
Hammond team seen he stood a good
show to lose that s25. he thought 1t
was a good time to get in some of his
punk umpiring, but the crowd would
not stand for it. Carson of Lowell
came home from third base and slid
in and was on home plate when Graf
witch, Hammonds catcher, received the
ball, and Heimbach, who was umpiring
balls and strikes. called him out. 1t
was then that the crowd rose uD and
would not stand for such rotten UNI
piring by a man who is supposed to
have a good pair of eyes to see with.
After much discussion they gave Low
ell the run. which shows that they did
not think the man was out or they
would have quit right there. OF course
they had the Lowell boys beaten up to
the seventh inning. but after they had
three men out in the seventh the score
board showed nine runs for Lowell
Mr.. Heimbach has been coming to
Lowell with teams from Hammond for
two seasons and everything has passed
OFF nicely. The whole thing in a nut
shell Is that they thought they were
coming down to country town and il
they could not win any other way, to
steal 1t. But it did not work and as a
result they are out their $25 and as a
natural result they are very sore. We
always try to treat all visiting teams
right and IL we are beaten it is all
right with US without lot OF kicking
around like a lot of kids. But if they
come here trying to slip any Of their
raw deals over like they did Decoration
day they are going to go home a much
sader and wiser bunch like the North
Ends did Decoration day.
A. G. RIDDLE,
Manager Lowell Baseball Team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09
SPORTING NOTES.

Notre Dame, Ind, June 9.-Kelly
pitched the first no-hit game of the
Notre Dame season yesterday against
st. Viator's college. Notre Dame won
easily, 16 to 0. Kelly famed nineteen
batters.
Commodore J. Stuart Blackton of
New York will hang up $1,000 trophy
for the boat which makes the fastest
time during the speed test carnival in
Chicago next August.
Lindauer of Englewood high school
won the championship in the tennis
singles of Stages national interscho-
lastic meet in a hard fought contest
with Weber of Harvard school
San Francisco, Cal, June 9.-Jess
Willard. the huge heavyweight. was
matched yesterday to box four rounds
on June 81 with Charlie Miller. San
Francisco heavyweight.
Albion, Mich, June 9.--Alma won the
NJ. I. A A. track meet with 80 points.
Olivet was second with 81 1-3. Hills
dale scored q. Albion rs Ia, and
Kalamazoo Is Ia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09
DESPERATE SLIDE
BEATS GIANTS IN
TENTH FRAME. Fl
McGraw and Players Rush
at O'Day as He Calls
Miller Safe.

1t was like the historic combats of
other years when the Cubs and Giants
met on the west side yesterday and en-
gagged in a desperate ten-inning strug-
gle with riotous finish. The Cubs
pushed over the winning run and gain
ed the vtrdict by count of 2 to 1.
A remarkably close play at the home
.plate decided the game and 1T was
quite fitting that Hank O'Day, the vet
eran umpire, was the man there to
make the decision. Hank has figured
in famous decisions with these two
teams in the past. He called tht Cub
base runner safe and a half dozen New
York players. led by their scrappy
leader, John McGraw. rushed at him
in fury. but Hank shook them OFF and
walked quietly to his dressing room
as If nothing had happened.
For nine innings 1t had been a ter
rife fight, with the Giants a bit SUI
perior in attacking power. Charley
Smith. our tall. slim hurler, had work.
ed with painstaking precision against
Big JEFF Tesreau, who was in brilliant
form, and each side had scored one run
early in the contest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09

Pitted against athletes representing
1o4 principal preparatory schools of
the United States. Gary and whiting
high school athletes made themselves
known in Stages twelfth annual inter
scholastic meet on Marshall field Sat
urday afternoon by scoring two points
apiece and tieing with four schools for
twelfth place. Hammond and Crown
Point, who were also represented, fail
ed to get a place in the events in
which they were entered.
Lake county athletes. like the other
schools who were entered. found the
day far from ideal for staging track
events. A cold wind from the north
aided the runners in the dashes. but
retarded the progress of those in the
middle and long distance runs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09

weeks ago, won the Chicago event in
IA As. clipping three-ffths of a Sec
ond off the record hung up last year
by Whitfield of Azusa, Cal.
over 5000 persons crowded into the
big concrete grand stand on the west
side of the field TO witness the big
prep" classic. The field was crowded
with the visiting athletes and UNIVERSE
ty fraternity men with blankets, over
coats and mackinaws. A big score
board at the south end of the field an
nounced the points made by the win
ming teams. The events were run off
in rapid fire order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09
O'TOOLE SHOWS
FINE PLUCK

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 9.-Pitcher
Marty O'Toole of the Pittsburgh Pr
ates, in spite of the fact that his wife
lies at the Allegheny hospital under
going an operation. walked into the
box and pitched a fine game Saturday.
He displayed more pluck than was
realized by the Unlocking fans when
he relieved Howard Camnitz in the sec
ond inning. Five hits and one run
were scored off him. but the two hits
that resulted In the run were of the
lucky order. Mrs. O'Toole is resting
satisfactorily today and the surgeons
express every hope that she will re-
cover.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09
LOWELL MANAGER TELLS
HIS TEAMS SIDE OF DISPUTE

beaten. When Manager Heimbach of
the North Ends scheduled the game
he wanted to play for side bet of
SIS. which was put up by both sides
before the game started. When they
arrived in Lowell that morning they
said they had team that would eat
Lowell up this time. and probably the
cause of the article in THE TIMES of
May 81 was that they had not got the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Lowell Ind, June 9.-In answer to
the article in THE TIMES of May 81 in
regard to the game of ball between the
Lowell team and the North Ends of
Hammond the Lowell side Of the story
is as follows, although it is a little
late:
The North Ends played at Lowell all
right Decoration day and they were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays ResultA
Chicago, 2; New York, 1.
Chicago. Q; New York. / (ten In
nings).
Philadelphia. 2; Cincinnati, l.
Boston, 5; ST. Louis, 3.
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston at ST. Louis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09

SHE won't object to YOUR smoking
In HER parIor If YOU USE FOREx
SMOKING ToBACCO.-McHie-S
Tobacco Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09
STANDING OF CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
No games scheduled.
Games Today.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Philadelphia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-09

Detroit. Mich. June e.-Outfelder
Davy Jones, recently sold by the Sox
to Toledo. is out of baseball for good.
Jones will open another drug store
here and devote his whole time to
his business. Toledo offered him too
small a salary.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-25
SA|N|TAR|UM FOR
TUBERCULOSIS
Stafford Physician After Thorough
Investigation of Alleged Cure,
Is Convinced of Its Efficacy. =.
ATTENDS CLASSES AND
CLINICS OF DISCOVERER.
Has Unbounded Faith That Relief
Can Be Furnished To Sufferers
Through This Remedy.

Doctor w. j. Galbraith of Stafford,
Arizona, was a visitor in Clifton this
week and gave the Era an interview
concerning his plans for the estab-
lishment of a tuberculosis sanitarium
at Stafford and also concerning the
Piorkowski serum, which will con-
stitute the distinguishing feature of
treatment at the new institution.
The doctor is graduate of the
New York City University of Medi-
cine. having taken his degree in 1880.
He was thereafter professor of surg
cry in the Omaha Medical college and
the Creighton Medical school, both OF
/ Omaha, Nebraska. For twenty
years he was chief surgeon of the
/ Union Pacific R. r. Co., with head
quarters at Omaha. From these
| facts it will be noted that the doctor
brings to his new enterprise the ma
ture fruits of long and successful
career in his profession.
Becoming intensely interested in
the modern developments of bacter
iolocal science as applied to the treat
ment of tuberculosis, the Doctor
early in the current year, made q
voyage to Germany to personally in
vestigate the newest and most ad
vanced discoveries, their methods
and administrators. He attended
the classes and clinics of professor
Piorkowski for several weeks, tak1ns
complete postgraduate course un
der the personal tuition of that scient
list, the discoverer of the turtle Sc
rum for use in all tubercular trou
bleS.
Returning to Arizona, the doctor
associated himself with DR.. H. V. RE
will, a distinguished German post
graduate of Leipsic, Munich and Der
lin, who is now with him at Stafford
and who will give his entire time
and attention to the patients at the
new sanitarium. Dr. Riewill is alst
a student of the Piorkowski clinics:
Referring to the treatment 1tsel
the doctor said:
Beyond any peradventure or pos
sibility of doubt Prof. 'Piorkoswk1 ha'
demonstrated to the satisfaction o
j hundreds and thousands of American
and European physicians the eth
cheney of his serum in all forms o
tuberculosis or tubercular affections
The serum is prepared primarily b!
injecting into the blood of the Sc;
turtle the virus from human sun
iect: the virus is bred through
hundreds of turtles becoming in Thu
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-25
THE ARMoR PLATE ExTRAvAeANcE.

Senator Ashurst, Arizona has introduced bill in
United Senate providing for the manufacture
of armor plate by Government instead of contracting
for same plate manufacturers. The bill is
effect great saving in the cost of equip
ping our ships doubt but what the
accomplish its purpose. The bill introduced
the enthusiastic support and en-
dorsement Daniels of the Navy Department
Writing in the National Monthly for July Senator
Ashurst
twothirds the annual revenues of the Gov
spent the expenses of wars OF the
in preparing for in the future Hence, In
interest of of rerenchment and reform all
Congress should to it that the Govern
dollar of value in return for dollar
of public moneys paid out.
years ago it ascertaned that the Powder
Trust charging exorbant prices for powder, where
upon Government constructed its plant and now
manufactures much of it's own powder. The powder
which the purchases costs about sixty-fve
pound powder the Government makes
for thirtyseven cents pound
Between March 3, 1887, and January 15 1872 this
Government paid millions hundred
and three hundred and eghtythree dollars
(S77 O34S3) plate 1t is opinion that had
Government made its plate at least one
that amount of money, twenty-five m1lllons
hundred thousand, hundred and sixty
O1161) would have been saved to the
people. Carnegie Steel Company was selling
plate Government at figure OF from S5ZO
$500 ton, it selling armor plate 10
$249 ton, shown by the report OIL
the investigating committee of 1894"
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-25
THE PRESENT AND IMMEDIATE FUTURE.

The old timer in Arizona resident of the Terri
during the past twenty thirty years. Is
impressed wonderful at present mani
fest every and in line of industry 1t is
no idle that Arizona will advance more
rapidly during the succeeding five years than it has
the past twenty The thousands OF acres OF ara
wonderfully fertile where water for irrigation pur
poses is coming into its own Artesian
wells pumping plants now providing the water
of that heretofore
was covered cacti and brush. Southern
dotted with the homes OF the SET
tier arid which be filed upon as
a homestead, is becoming scarce. From east TO west
along the Southern Pacific commencing
with Simon valley and extending through
to Yuma physical aspect of the country is being
changed Marcopa station large lrrga
reclamation projects are being worked out and
rich fertile land will soon be the means
of furnishing livelihood for thousands Central cleo
furnish cheap electrical power
for miles surrounding, being planned The era OF
development and progress reclamation and I'M
the order of the day In no less degree
is the story development of rich big mineral re-
sources improvement plants and Increased produc
ton is district. Millions of dollars
are being spent in Globe, Bisbee Ray
Jerome districts new equipment Arizona stlii
leads in the production of copper and IS
destined to this position through all time The
enjoyed prosperous era than mas
during the past three years Our cities and
growing rapidly Real estate values are ao-
yancing night of intensified farming in
is hand. Large irrigated tracts are
being subdivided small and from every Sec
ton the stony OF progress ana prosperty'
Wonderful opportunities await the newcomer IN the
southwest especially this Arizona Nat
ural the investor and capitalist Inc
largest unbroken timber in the United States
still remains within the boundaries of Arizona
Natural dam reclamation of thousands OF
arid present wonderful opportunities and rich re-
turns for capital and enterprise is truly the
land of opportunity the homeseeker and
the workingman
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-25
Editorial Page


gR E IS the OF only g that
stop commission of capital crime me iegai exc
f fe re @ 90 we can not
Of nohng IN Capital
progress the impulse to kill is in itself tralt na'
for the time being, unable to make itself telt 20 eu
I'D the hole as soon as the other have
apt with the process by which Legal R
not permit tolerate murder of any kind" -, vos+
Thus writes Governor Hunt, of Arizona, IN the west
Coast Magazine.
industrial system of social structure
are responsible commission of capital crime the
Governor upon himself to set aside the cap
tai punishment laws of Arizona. He has written nun
and void across has his being in the
sublime thought reprieve policy is step nearer
milneum. The Governor says in a few words tnat
to away with the abuses of Industrial ana soca
structure stop the commission of murder ana until
brought the execution OF req named
lack of progress and CIV
ilization-
ure?
Was Czogoz murderer of the kindly and Chris
tan Mckinley, like victim smart1ng under the WRONGS
of our industrial social system?
Was Mexican outlaw who killed two brave OF
fcers in this county victim of industrial and
social oppression?
Was the highwayman who killed Officer Harris In
Phoenix few days ago goaded to rob-
berry and murder by industrial and social wrongs?
Were the five Mexicans and one negro
now under penalty of committing cold blooded
murder state, driven to the extreme OF taking
human life of the evils in social and indus
trial organization?
Oh spectacle is presented when Ch1ef eAecu-
tive state support its Constitution and exc
lawsreprieves assassins and murderers IN viola
ton of his office, and then comes forward with
the cant that industrial and social
structure is responsible the commission of capital
crime.
In opinion of the Governor of Arizona the plea
Gin ndh 0hyVaV UNA
driven to commission of capital crime by reason
industrial and social structure should
be his defense justify his act
save him from penalty which the law pre-
scribes
The annals of capital crime in this state, or any
other state the Governors position
We all hope pray that great day when the MIL
lneum pass; when the spirit OF brotnerV
love preached by shall reign supreme Then
The necessity O will but now, in the mean
time must be protected from the
destroying hand and the wisdom OF the
ages of capital punishment Tor the
deliberate wilfu taking of the life OF
other is deterrent penalty for capital crime
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-25
COST OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

weeks Copper Era appeared the official esti-
running of Greenlee County for the
year 1914 prepared by Supervisors
estimate for the purposes prepared by County
Auditor Brubaker There is difference between the
two estimates the necessary for running
penses, to meet the deficit this
year. and be expended for road purposes
amounting approximately $35,OoOOo. On the
required for the construction and maintenance
of roads opportunity is afforded for
difference opinion the amount of road building to
be undertaken the 1914 in addition to the
contracts building already let Every dol
expended GOOD roads is good investment on the
part of the taxpayers the opinion of The Copper
Era should attempt to do all of its good
road building two The large expenditure
good should be distributed longer
that the extra expense would not fall too
heavily taxpayer in year
There be difference between the two esti-
mates on the deficit this The audi
tors estimate of the deficit placed $35OOOOO while
the Board Supervisors estimate that $4300O00 will be
necessary wipe the floating debt on January l,
1914 This estimate carefully rechecked to
the discrepancy before the tax levy is made
running of the county for the past seven
months a good index of the running expenses
for ensuing and the estimate of the deficit
for year with almost absolute certainty
Eliminating estimate and the amount of the
deficit year. still remains difference of ap
proxmatey twelve dollars in the estimates
of required the salaries of county Of
ncers deputies office The estimate of the
Board does necessarily that the amount est
and running expenses, will be expend
ed during and the Board evidently intends to
guard against deficit next In liking this est
mate the taxpayers naturally expect the Board to man
age the affairs the county in economical manner
They are Directors elected by the stock
holders corporation) for that pur
pose They should practice the economy in the manage
ment of county they would practice in the
management of their private business. The tax
County do not expect desire that
the Board misery penny wise and pound foolish
in their administration taxpayers desire is
and where the Board is convinced that
the running expenses county office, including Of
expense deputies, extra help of any
kind is unnecessary and for, the
and reduce that whether
the particular county office is held by Democrat OF
Republican should have place in the ad
mnistration of county affairs
! Efficiency practical economy should be the
lwatchword The of Greenlee County owe nc
political debt to any that be paid out
pockets Greenlee County is rich and prosper
GUS county comparatively small and its popu
lation have practical economy all along
the that the of administration o
county government will be placed at the minimum
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-25

wife, Metcalf; R. r. Webster, York;
s. F. Lanford, Coronado; j. J.At--
kins, City; D. Goodman, FL Paso; M.
Sanders, San Francisco; w. H MAI,
shall, Metcalf; Karl Hackenbury, St
Louis; James E. Nevins, Los An
geles; S. T. Millar, Ell Paso; w. E.
Wright and wife, Lordsburg; J. Kin
nedy, Los Angeles; P. E. Ketcher-
side, Kansas City; w. H. Parker,
Duncan; ]. V. Van Lenvey, Phoenix;
Wni. Aheam, Chicago; D. E. Merrall,
Ell Paso; D. B. Richmond, Chicago;
John B. Piffner, Ell Paso; R. c. Well,
Los Angeles; James V. Parks, Dun
can; w. M Zumwalt, Upriver; Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Woods, City; John
A. Platt, FL Paso; H. D. Moore, Port
Lavaca, Texas; W. H. Lance, Musko-
gee; Eugene Schwaker, Metcalf; P.
T. Turner, Jr., Metcalf; John Assig,
Metcalf; s. M. Mitchell, st. Louis;
IC. N. Robbins, Los Angeles; Ed.
Elrage, Ranch; G. E. McLendon, Met
calf; j. A Forbes, Ell Paso; ]. r.
Swinney, FL Paso; T. J. Anderson,
Phoenix; r. j. Adams, Tucson; H.
R. Donaldson, Ell Paso; Fred Ryan,
Ell Paso; DR. w. J. Galbraith, SAT-
ford; W. H. Wagner, Ell Paso; G. E.
Hall, Ell Paso; ]. G. Loos, Baltimore;
]. A. Blalock, Los Angeles; Mrs. w.
c. Carson, Metcalf; Miss Dorothy
Carson, Metcalf; F. L. Gardiner, Met
calf; c. c. Harris, Philadelphia; E.
NJ Graham, Cleveland; w. o. Hutch
ms and wife, York; P. H. Zrion, Eli
Paso; S. NJ. Manzingo, Ell Paso; Jos.
E. Nevins, Los Angeles; F. A. Ba-
becke, Metcalf.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-25
WHAT'S THE USE.

Garcia Mexican, who is accused of numbering Or
fcer Harris Phoenix, the officer was
attempting to highway robbery has had
preliminary hearing and been bound to await
the action of the Superior Marcopa with
out bail The Superior Court of that county will con-
vene shortly for trial of criminal cases In the
event that Garcia jury of twelve men
and sentenced to pay the penalty his crime in
cordance with the verdict and the
law will be defeated The Governor of Arizona
is the supreme unto himself He has Drazenly an
nounced that no murderers shall hanged in Arizona
conviction of murderers in Arizona has been
made a useless proceeding.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-25
CURRENCY BILL.

The currency which has been introduced in both
Congress being discussed in town and
hamlet The thing that puzzles so many is
with greatest problem In such
simple and efficient way While the power of
controlling absolutely out of the hands or
Wall street, it nevertheless will
prove great blessing banks and will through
them proye great blessing to legitimate business
terprses place the banks completely I'M
der Government than they ever have
been. main points of the currency Dill are
control of the money OF
country the automatic expansion or increase OF
money according to the requirements of business.