Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1910 — Page 3
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EAST CHICAGO!) - IMDIAMA HARBOR
EAST CHICAGO, . The services at the Methodist church tomorrow "will begin with a good fellowship meeting at 9 o'clock, with Sunday school following at 9:45. The regular service will be at 11 and Rev. J. B. McNary's subject will be "Faith Does It Matter what? The -Epworth League meeting at 6:45 will be In charge of the department, and will be a missionary service. In the evening Rev. Mc-
Nary will preach on "How May I Know." The official board of the church will meet in the church at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening. The prayer and teachers' meeting will take place, as usual, at 7:30 Wednesday evening. Skating at the "Whiting Rink every
Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday evenings. Best floor for the purpose in region. 15-3t The services at the Congregational church tomorrow morning will begin at 10:45 when the baptism of children and the reception of members will take place. This will be followed by the Lord's supper, after which Dr. Alexander Monroe, the pastor, will deliver a short address. The evening service will start at 7:30 and Dr. Mon-
INDIANA HARBOR
Methodist Church. Services In Cllnes
hall, Indiana Harbor.
The program for tomorrow's services will begin with the annual rally day
service In the Sunday school at 10 o'clock. A - special program has been
arranged to """be - given In connection
with the regular session of the school.
We hope every- member of the school
will be pretent, and we cordially In
vite and . will gladly welcome new
Preaching 'morning and evening by
the pastor. Subjects are as follows:
11 a. m. "Christ's Plea for the
Child." ; scholars.
7:30 p. m. "When a Prophet Saw the
Lord."
Epworth League service at 6:30 p. m
Mission study rally. All young people
invited.
Skating at the Whiting Rink every
Saturday, - Sunday and Wednesday evenings. Best Coor for the purpose in region. , 15-3t The services at the Baptist church
tomorrow morning will begin with Sunday school at 9:45 and the regular
service will begin at 11. Rev. E. O
roe has chosen for the subject of his Bradshaw, the pastor, has chosen for
sermon, "Spiritual Progressives." his subject at the morning service, "Ev Mrs. II. K. Groves entertained at a angelism," and the subject of his ser delightful 4 o'clock luncheon yesterday mon 1 nthe evening will be "The Quit
afternoon at her home in Chicago av- ter." The evening service will start at
enue. There were ten guests and the! 7:30.
decorations were In yellow, with yellow C. H. Geist of Chicago was In the
chrysanthemums adorning the table. Harbor yesterday on business.
and the chandeliers trimmed in this Rev. H. P. Ivey was in Chicago yes
shade. The rooms throughout were terday, calling on Mrs. Ed. Thomas
decorated in autumn leaves, arranged who is sick In one of the hospital
most effectively. The out-of-town there. Rev. Ivey reports that Mrs. guests included Mrs. B. B. Hesse of Thomas is Improving slowly. Fort Madison. Ia.; Mrs. Frank Hesse, Skating season opens at East ChlMrs. John W. Groves and Mrs. Stella cago Rink Saturday, Oct. 15. l-4t Groves of Chicago. The luncheon was ' served in three courses and a fine time MUNSTER. was enjoyed by all present. Miss Laura Houk of Crown Point was Herman Fedder leaves today for La- here on Wednesday t5 give the regular porte, having given up his position as music lesson In the Munster school, manager with W. R. Diamond. p. a. Parks of Indiana Harbor made The Lewis skating rink, so popular a short call here Tuesday, in the past, will be opened tonight for Minnie Kaske is visiting with
the first time this season. The floor friends in Chicago for a few days. has been put in the best of condition Mr. Guenther of Indianapolis and
and the amusement promises to eclipse Mr. Milter of . Griffith were here on
In popularity Its record of past sea- I business Wednesday.
CUBS GO T0I11GHT ALL STARS TAKE
10 BATTLE MACKS FOURTH STRAIGHT
Special Train Will Carry the Eight Thousand Turn Out at
Team to Scene of World's Washington and Witness
Series Struggles. Athletics' Defeat, 4-1.
The Cubs will go forth to war at 5:30 j Washington, D. C, Oct. 15. The All
this night. Their train will be a spe-1 Stars-Athletics game, brought here to
clal and will leave the Union station as Washington, was played before a crowd
the second section of the Pennsylvania of 8,000-odd people, the weather con
limited, which is due to depart at 5:30. 1 dltlons being perfect with midsummer
On this special will be the members temperature.
of the Chicago team, all of them, the Such" a turnout of fans surely speaks
wives of most of them .who have wives, I well for the capital city and goes to and the scribes who are unlucky I show how this town will support a
enough to land the assienment. There winnine- team. Washlnetonlnns a.A no
will be a ball time with the St. Louis I real Interest In the niitcnmn hut hv I
Cardinals out at thfl west sldm this aft-1 wantid- srrtnri ha.RAhn.11 and fViov mt It I
ernoon. - It will be the last of the N&- I without a doubt. Th All Rtara wnn
tional league season. It wil be lmpor-J again, 4 to 1, with Johnson and Street 1 tant for one manor if th Cardinals I ah tha httrv for ins nnd Mnron and I
win it thev will finish in sixth nlace. I Livingston worklnsr for th AthlAHs
If not they will be behind Brooklyn! This was Llvlnzston's first annear-1
and hAflri of Inst onn clnH Rnjitnn. I annA aon1nat net nn Vi i a wnrl- far ,nr. I
The game will begin at 3 O'clock and passed that 'of his rivals, Thomas and
will end before 5, if the umpires can Lapp. If his work yesterday can bo make the athletes hustle that much; taken seriously, he Is the man to catch These umDires. Risrler and O'Dav. want th 'S series next week. He dis-
to get out of town on the 5:30 rattler, played a world of life and "pepper'
They are almost as important as the an seemed to Instill a spirit of fight in
Cubs this time, for they have been tn Mackmen which has been missing
chosen Judges of the bi grace. And during the whole series.
they don't care to travel with the ball
players, either.
As for the Cubs, they want to win this game as they have wanted to win
every game this year, but they won't
think about taking poison even if they
lose it. The chances are that Hank
Weaver will pitch; also that the people Chance Is depending on for the
world s series will not. And that
POOTB ALL LAKE COUNTY ALL STARS vs. HYDE PARK MAROONS Game at 3 p. m., Forsythe Park, Whiting;, Ind.
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MAROON NINE AGAIN DEFEATS KEIO JAPS. Tokio, Oct. 15. The University of Chicago baseball team, which is making a tour of Japan, met a nine representing the University of Kelo here yesterday and defeated It by a score of 2 to 1. The Chicagos made seven hits and two errors, while the Kelos had six hits and four errors.
sons. A large crowd is looked for tonight. 3 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. W. Johnson will go to Chicago this evening to say farewell to Mrs. Johnson's sister. Miss Mary Bronson, who leaves for Los Angeles, Cal., tonight, where she will be married to Chas. Bertram Hall on Wednesday, the 19th of October. Mr. Hall was formerly of Chicago, but Is now
in business in Los Angeles, and the couple will make their home there In
the future. T
Miss Ella Lyons of Elkhart, Ind.,
stopped over last night with Mrs. Aug.
Johnson, on her way to Brook, Ind.,
where she was called on account of the 'death of her brother-in-law Hudson Reid. Dr. Sarah Noble arrived yesterday to spend a couple of days here with friends. Dr. Noble came from Toledo, O., and expects to locate In Chicago. . Skating season opens at East Chi
cago Rink Saturday, Oct. 15. 12-4t
Miss Mary Herlltz will make a business trip to Chicago Saturday. The father of Adrian Bos died n West Pullman on Wednesday.
RIDES AEROPLANE
TO ME HOUSE
FOOTBALL GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY
brings us around to the question: Who GlUhaine-White Ends Seven
will pitch the big games for the Cubs?
Gossip to the contrary notwithstand
ing, Orval Overall is the boy now de
pended on to start in the game on Mon, day at Philadelphia, Furthermore, he
is depended on to finish. However, he
may iiaye looked to the bugs in his workout against St. Louis, he looked
Mile Trip by Dropping at the Side Door.
JUST A GLANCE
will reveal whether your clothing
Washington, D. C, Oct. 15. Claude
good to Manager Chance, the other Grahame-Whlte. English aviator, yes-
Cubs, and himself. He wae sent In to terday dropped his aeroplane at the castle.
nna out now nis arm teit. it reit good. stde door of the White House, ending That's jail he wanted to know. He an aerial flight of six miles, didn't put on the ball all the stuff he On the way from Bennings race track could have. He didn't try to. He he circled the dome of the capltol at a wanted to see If his arm would stand height of nearly 500 feet and passed
me sirain or pitcning. iis trial con- the lofty Washington monument level
vinced him that It would and left him with the apex. He landed between the with a feeling of confidence. The P. L. great building of the state, war and
was sausneel Wltn What he did. There-! navv denartmpnts an th low strnc-
WEST. Chicago ti. Illinois at Trbana.
Minnesota vs. Nebraska at Minneapolis. Iowa vs. Mlsnonrl at Columbia. Indiana -vs. James Mllllktn at Bloomingrton. Michigan vs. Michigan Apgles at Ann Arbor. Marqnette vs. Denver at Denver. Carroll vs. Lawrence at Appleton. Drake vs. Coe at Des Moines. t Lake Forest vs. Loyola at Lake Forest. Kansas vs. Baker at Lawrence. ' ' . Case vs. Dcnlson at Cleveland. De Pau-w vs. Rose Poly at Grcen-
lUllsdale vs. Kalamazoo at Hillsdale. Ames vs. Dcs Moines at Ames. Cornell vs. Lombard at Mt. Vernon. Grlnnell vs. Simpson at Grlnnell. De Paul vs. P. and S. at De Paul. EAST. Yale vs. Army at West Point. Harvard vs. Amherst at Cambridge.
Princeton vs. Lafayette at Princeton. Pennsvlvanla vs. Brown at Provl-
will be the first Cub pitcher to face the where the slightest deviation from his dence. Philadelphians. rnurs wonin have imnaind him imon Cornell vs. St. Bonaventnr at Ithaca,
the spikes on the iron fence around Syracuse vs. Carlisle Indians at Syra-
the White House grounds or smashed cuse.
him aeainst the granite wall. Dartmouth vs. Vermont at Hanover.
President Taft was not "at home" to New York University vs. Williams at
receive his unexpected caller from the New York.
Raltlmor MVJ On is wih I air. but Admiral Georare Dewev was Rochester vs. union at
is up-to-date In every detail. Don't thoroughbred of note In training in there to grasp the hand of the daring Wesleyan vs. Norwich at MIddletown.
fore. It's almost a cinch bet that he ture of the executive offices in a space
PIMUCO TRACK
OPENS TODAY
WHITNEY HORSE WINS.
; Newmarket, England, Oct. 15. II. P.
Whitney's Borrow won the Middlepark
plate or 1,000 sovereigns added to a
sweepstakes of 30 sovereigns each, tog
2 . years olds, yesterday. Seaforth and
Pietrl ran a dead heat for second place.
think for a minute-your fair com- j th,s country quartered at Plmlico and aviator and offer congratulations a program of high class, the old Hll-1 1 an proud to welcome you," he panion doesn t know style when top track, made famous by its meetings I exclaimed with enthusiasm. Other
Phone 1421 E. Chic-go DR. GOLDMAN; Dentist Office 712 Chicago Avenue KAST CHICAQO, HIS.
Will move to the EMERY BIDG.,
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she sees it.
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in the early days of racing will open today with the greatest race meeting of its history. The feature of the first day's program is the Matron stakes,
high officials of the army and nacy.
Including Acting Secretary of War Oliver and MaJ. Gen. Wood crowded about the aviator and added their word of
ransferred to the local course by the j commendation.
Wsitelh for M "The Times Sporting Extra" During the World's Championship Series
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EAST CHICAGO
OPENS SEASON. East Chicago's crack football team
will open the football season with their
first game at the Whiting baseball park
against the Hyde Park Maroons, the
only team to defeat East Chicago for two seasons. ' Manager Hascall has secured the park for the season and already has two good games booked, and the H. A. A. team Is billed for Oct. 30. The lineup -of the East Chicago team remains practically the same as last
year, with the addition of a few new men. Murphy, Mcintosh, McShane and Hascall will form the back field, while Douglas, McDIllon, French, Gibbons, Garrett, Snedden, Cadman and Lowrey will be the mainstays in the line. The Hyde Parks will present a much stronger line this season and will outweigh East Chicago about ten .pounds to the man. A conference official will be secured to referee, so as to prevent any arguments. ', The game Sunday will begin promptly at 3 o'clock.
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An hour later Mr. White ascended
from the spot where he had landed and returned to the Bennlng race track without mishap. Later in the day, while giving exhibition nights, he had two accidents which resulted In slight damage to his two aeroplanes. The aviator escaped unhurt.
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M'GOORTY TOO SICK TO FIGHT KLAUS
Suffers From High Temperature Before Bout. Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 15. The Mc-
TWO BETS OF $500
MADE ON THE
WORLD SERIES
Cubs the Choice in Wager
With Jim O'Leary. Betting on the world's series assumed a rosy hue in Chicago yesterday when
two $500 bets, with the Cubs the choice, were placed with Jim O'Leary at his stockyards place. The south side book, maker had laid prices of Cubs 7 to 10 and Athletics 6 to 5. O'Leary's manager said last night that only small bets had been placed In the book, the largest so far being one of S1.200 at the prevailing odds.
which was placed on Wednesday, with the Cubs the choice. There has been a faiilne- off of Athletics money during
Goorty-Klaus fight, scheduled for last ine pasi i -. .. ... , e-iven bv the stockyards man for the night, was called off when it was dis- given uy me " J , .. . , . . . qlumn About $8,000 has been placed covered after the three preliminaries siump. uuuu .
in .Liea.i y s uji. The news that Philadelphia sports
a Tul us y The collected $100 000 to bet on the minaries were uniqu. In the first Athletics caused O'Leary to wire the
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were ended that McGoorty was too sick to go on, having a high temperature
and
preliminaries were uniq
Walter Webber of Milwaukee pounded Jimmy Treu until his face was a pulp. In the second event "KM" Toempke, a local . fighter, knocked out Jack Rea-
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fight ended after on.k minute when Phil aer' UUL "" "
Knight fouled "Kidl Farmer. l" l"c . "
Una a piiH-e put SUinc u l nidi and a goodly portion of it."
Betting at other places in the city
Quaker City for particulars, but no re
ply has been received
"Those people down east apparently j don't think we can make book here on j the world's series," said O'Leary's man-
RIDER KILUED
TW IfiVnT.T! P AfJUUas aulet. Athletic backers demanding!
better oaas man ine ud ians were; willing to give. The odds at O'Leary's!
McCarver of Indianapolis
Meets Death. El Paso, 111., Oct. 15. McCarver of Indianapolis w&s killed in a collision during the ninth lap of a five mile motorcvcle race vesterday. The Warren-
represent the feeling around town.
LAGRAV-HOGAN
BOUT STOPPED
San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 15. Chief
Detroit car won the twenty mile auto- lf poHce Seymour after a conference
moone race in ictum uu o. Illinois half-nilje track. MORRISONJLO; ERIE, 0. Sterling, III.,; Oct. 15. The Morrison high school football team defeated the Erie team yesterday, 40 to 0. Tou will say) that a La vendor cigar cannot be beat! if you try one.
w-ith District Attorney FIckert, announced that he would not permit Anton Lagrav and Jack ("One Round") Hogan to meet in a scheduled four round event at Dreamland rink tonight.
Hogan is the young coast fighter who :
expects to meet Battling Nelson here Oct. 2S.
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