Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 125, Hammond, Lake County, 24 October 1912 — Page 3

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Thursday. Oct. 24, 1012.

THE TIMES.

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EVERS TO

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Trojan Ready to Sign Contract for Next Year After Conference With Murphy.

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rapsie vv

as Car

ins in rans

peniier Quits

Frenchman, Beaten by Illinois Star, Gives Up After Seven Rounds.

MA.r L,V.

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10 .-f Stamps Fr

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Johnny Kvcrf ; to b nuiusM of t! th Cubs n:xt year. I'his t urn. --nt ! 1 is made witho.it tii.- .!.i.-i..t i. u

of President Muiphy ;.t: official salute1;, of i i simply Is molt' by a.h::n tnRi-thiT aril tea k: : . g i. Wht-n Fr.si,io; ; :.: u : ; pointedly l.isr nlch' ho thiit Wli l!"MT K !. s : i for hi:n. This was of admit.-.! t nut he. h...! . a!: (i(-nt Murphy Tu-'s l.y home ar.ii th.it ev. tyt!' fixe.l UP for hi!l1 !' tak.

Cubs nvxt tis !:. After return;:- g from 1 ;xon lost, night levers :i, kiunvlo'i th it ho h ..l spent t :; : s e - r,u with F; esiucnt Murphy. and after IrtK :s r ! th;it Fr.mk i"na:.ee wi-u'.ii :o" to giv. rt , thi' job, ho practically had onv t.. j terms with Murphy f ir next . ...son. Kvers is t.'i i-io.-t Murphy at hi office j

afterreen a -vl it. ;.s j ..i re. t w ; . i he si t: r.r.t. U urit "l inker on Teiim. . . 1. o i trades lli.it riiiuict' h

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Paris, Franco, t . 24. Hilly Fapke, tickets fur the battle and concluded to i ) ,

th. American mi. hi b-w ei gh t star, save Ulk" ' ho"vo wilii his ehann.iori. , , It waa a I. Kit r o. t i The elean '-' iii'.ti;.' .'. ri.entier, e!.ur.pln l this i , , , , ,. , , . . . , ' v; r.i hreaks style i.t hohiia.; in-iiafl ii.i.n i country, a .h eiivo wiiM'l'ir.-? tonight j ,y th,, ,.u(. ha m! i ea i .,o i'apke son.-- ! j

in a ftt:ht the result ot which wm 1 what, he eiaiee 'l. Dtherwis.: he. i;iit-.t : rt

eairerlv awaited ail ..vr liar ipe atel : haa noiishoil off France's star si.

n tile battle

work Willi a slr.ai;;i! ltMt-nand i

whi.-h I'apke s, ,niol unable to ret out ,

I' the way of i'i liie curly rounds of , f ;

Ik 1 HIM

11 mLE.MJri li RED LETTER BAY VISIT THE PREMIUM PARLOR IN OUR BASEMENT AND GET S1.G0 (10) ijC STAMPS FEES.

-zzzzrn DOUBLE S TAMPS FRIDAY

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Aearioa. Ttie Fr- n 'ii ei t a ni r.i on quit ai'ter the seventh n upal. au'iiittnifi he h nl e:oiur-.ii of tise rciiL'h puiilyhm.-nt J.ait out by the st.-ou Anniiean. I'anki --'s letorv was iii in-.l a bit by

sooner ! ;j V'o

Carp. nti. r di'l his most effect 1 ve j ijf ork Willi a ttt r..Sttht lel't-hand j-unc.i, , 'l

lis failure to make i '' pout:. is .1 1

ur 1 six h -a s later. i,

f 1 1

eiurtt aiv-tl I the no look in th- us -a a. i r - r was . 1 1 o a - r i . .. i . i s : e

u ;u- r. ,:.:il St- ! at, a

i w. r o ftf riiooii ... i to- ,)p.n eatoriii'. ila.hllhe f. o j u i 1 o.l i:'i:t 1l'Il h

1 a

a y was a sk . i !r.t; roplio.i v. c;,t .lo ;;'.!- : o r K- o s ha 1 ! :: on ; -' .,t his :i: n h..,i been i h in-'e of the

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i t tie curly rounds of , Ji i'apke miibiYeci his ti

f tlahtinir an.l his J iiT.it.: a 1 1 a v a h t'el - I 1

u ti t ai- st --: i a, ' ii of ht , I'l

P Hurt. . 'ft i . . -. 1 ; ! s i i : i v s ' " .

oponct each rim" to- '. :1 Vtn.-rioaii also ;"i a- pla-e.l T

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KAUFMANN & WOLF

HAMMOND, IND.

Cajikr'n Ultlit Hurt. r..pkt V- terrific i-itht-l...n 1 si

p. !,t!

i'e !-ft liatei. It w..s (-.! ificr tiie star! that, while r was proio.hly the bett- r h..t

nt -K " iri

t ho s ft,-.' a..lv wo r

-lepp. ,i

ay . i i-ti..T Tiitk.T w UI lie! on the s. .il.s. :-i i ii-;, l aoi to .! pri v. j 1 -reiichiiijin' lmitiT Hi,ic-t. U nr.' to laoloo;.. a rlun ;f; W'he-i ( 'a i petit a r's i;n!i;i-.r disco Vt tiie job. hut tli'-'e is noi.:e.l that I'apke was nvi rweicht. he in tnn '.i Ji'iii to-biv that I ' S nitre .iiateiy a n lean ;e e.l that rioe battle o h is 'it k- r. If l-o- eees to i.oii i not be eensiaerfl a eharnpionil a:.:", t; e ;o be thre-UttH hij aft.iir. J-b- said tfiat he weuhi p- r-

tt.t. ! e. al of some kin,h if : to a o j u ; 1 , ; ilk" o h.-i V " :V. of Ij.e 1 i,ii.oiepni ! , '

t Uioe.v if t':at iar. be ar-'i-ot lnvolve.1. Ho tbl r.oi car- to lis- 'a- .-; I appoint the peo:!f. ,( hn had bouhutjtrie i is r:o e'ait:,-.. for Frank! - ' - -

tr.i.;.' ':. if 1 have rn - ;r etnere..! itt the handicap to be shot j the dire..': p iss for rn.-hinij f-om scrimy iie'il be pi-iy',:, riprht hero i tomorrow Tne 4 vent lit at 2"f' tarip tsj eiatce this tali. Yale ai.-l rrin.-''-n, ;

If hTk;.nl eat: land a Job j lor a tr.-phy. tiie target niont-y and! howev. r, 'nave been asiai; tap C.-.re-t .

j j.Mf-j fro rt-::'!. bat with no espeeiaiiyji ' (food rosuita. '

wit the Frenchman to box. but that it ! iic wis not ruKKe-l utJUeli for h'.d must tin ierstood I y the rlnb ami j foieiun foe. j'jj tiie r'-feree that 'a rr..-a t ; e r's title w, s , c-'p-iair was in bid shape when ; 1 1

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xt year.

i manager I would 1 in tre."

h--' l-i i " e.i ih! ha v. t w. n i." iau:: is.

las! ed , j h

!. WE OFFDIl THESE S25.00 TAILORED

SUITS FOR DOUBLE STAMP DAY AT 18.75. v ,', .," Tiao-'p' elmplv beatitiftil the

tatbTirs? is xeciiout , materials uro wool diagonal worsteris

!.-n:l whipcord-. Colors are N'aw 3

(!-M. and 1'rowTh Coats

si ra.y

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to let i $,",..

10 DECIDE TITLE 5

expect-.1 may happen in either of the contests, but f.-on the form shown thus far ibis s. s -n (-hie:,:-. i and .Viseon-! f'n a:--' 'the b.airal contenders for the.!

ern i or, fe .-.n ce e 1: a ti pi o n s h i p. j the-ic'i a bo ,,f intttest is beina;' if. .'.-.) in the '-tec n:n- " situation.;

tho va sr -; oh i : pi 1: sh i p must net be ov. rl !;. !. i: t:.er this title !s ill

li ALE FIGHTS

:p..,ik;;,o a six-foot, football player . . a . T 1- .-. 1 1,1, it. cr l.ii. o i - . ; e ' ' ' r

FOR SCORE; is no joke. A? Ithaca the coaches halve M ; a larfje paddle within p.isy reach, and ; SI New Haver, Oct. -1 Fain drove tiie j wh on a player starts to loaf, "whackery i ji Vaii- footb.Lli s.jaad I rotn the varsity ! h,lnK" c ,.s ih- paddie on the irmir ,rd. ;

coin louay ana 1.00:1 tiowc niarsu.uiea j n sirii:-; Jl ord'-cal I'.rott n to man- ; them to th.- fres'timan fit 1.1. where ape the (oioneis, it Ki-ks as if tho I ' more than two h. ui'it of -fk in a i f .01: ! s v i 1 ie own.-rs have conned t he r ie ii t ' i

UK rain was ace

HTiplished. Fifty

Victor in Maroon-Badger , Clash May Be Conference Champion.

-to.

' .' . n must b.

.nsidercd. : minutes '.f the play was a hustling .

party.

''oaeh Yost lias a tictm -hic will d.fiiid the. cailb'-r of west.-rti football in th- two important int. rsectional battles of the year.

MIKE GIBBONS

ASKS DELAY

From present indications, Chi 01 fro

anil Wisconsin will battle at Madison, Wis., on Nov. 2 for the conference title Nw York. Oc 24. At the rc.picst now held by Minnesota. Although 1 1 1 1 - of Mike Jibhons. the t. Paul middlennis and Minnesota still have clean weight, the proie.se dtcn round bout records among; the .--inference eleven, with Eddie Mo torty of (ishkosh orisstthey cannot be conidrxl In a clasa niiiy scheduled for Nov. 11 at Madinon with the Maroons and Fadtifrs. Square Garden, probably will be poetAfter Nov 2 rhlcaa-n mint meet Till. I'etied until Fee. 3. It ap-virs that

noia at Urbana, and will clash with the Oophers at Mir, ne.;.pol!s. The un-

KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL

liibbons' rifiht. arm. which was injured in a recent bout with Tommy Malonoy, has not minded as rapidly aa was expected.

V. S. H00N LEADS MARKSMEN

! DANIELS TO

Health is Worth Saving, and Some! REPLACE KELLY

Hammond People Know How to Save It. Many Hammond piop!e take th!r lives in their hands by neRl4ctlnK tha kidneys when they know these ot sans need help. Weak kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of sufTerini? and ill health, but there Is no need to suffer nor to remain in danger. Use Dotn'i Kidney Pills a remedy that hai helped thousands of kidney sufferer. The following statement leaves no ground for doubt. James Williams, 432R Oilcott avenu", Kat Chicago. Ind., says: "I used roan's Kidny Fills and I know that they live up to the ele.ims made for them. My back ached and I had other nnnoying symptoms of kidney complaint. When Dean's Kidney Fills were recommended to me, T procu-ed a supply and In a short time after befrtnnlnjr their use, my trouble had disappeared. I take pleasure in Klvinjr f'oati's Kidney 11118 my endorsement.' For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-M'l burn On., Buffalo. New York, sole agrnts for the United States. Remember the nnme TJoan's and take no other.

H.eimmai-e. Several 'if the regulars:, w.re missing from the ranks. Fiynn 1 n. I Fiiiliou not r-iertlti.. Th- first ,, j-tt inn etuis. Av.-ry a::d lallauer ; tiie ; !-,-uards York and To and Captain ; ,,

s.:iil:n w.-re ail . xcuaod. They are; .still a little worn by the strenuous campalprn at West I'oint. The varsity! scored twice and escaped lu'lt!!? tallied j upon by a hair's breadth. t

f. L V St it III

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AN ACTUAL SAVING 01 THESE SERGE SUITS AT $10.00. Regular ?5a.na Tailored Suits of all word, Ptonn Sorgo and fancv mixed

f ihrt.c in Tto,-. T?xi-n rt.-i, e

ire coo., ' o. -. i.... on

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p n

onto way models, 3

lac , with Skinner's satin. Price i fur til is nno ilav i

only

Flack. I'lain tailored 34V. -jrh Jaci

8.o!

ets lined with satin. A remarkable value at ... .

IQ.QO

DOUBLE Z?M: GREEN STAMPS ALL DAY

ous .4 no hitters of former is 1 mffv ami Je--se '.arket t, i

were pa is onoe more during t iio t iiani-

The Three-1 League moguls h.-iv" an - . 1 n-cmced April 2-t as the ip.-nini? dateil? TOMORROW IS

ami Labor .lay tor. tne fiaii; Kutims M -p-p-pi T p m m n p

tor ni-xt seasiin.

Some smoke that Clarenca DaJrr--w

j RED LETTE y DAY.

! 7 nTTT-Mn.TTTT.T.A

VJUATS Aivlil VxjD JUST IN TIME FOR FRIDAY'S SALE.

Of an extra heavy all woo! Navy and Gray Chinhilla. large shawl collars and fkinch cuffs of con-

trasti.'ig colors. Sizes for Toadies and Misses, Splen

did jio.oo fs e i-

ti . ,r t,. . .:

citrart It eatl.flea. j . j m-h our . t.. i r.-tatuiii 'r; T'ar'or and cet $ 1 ' tin) l'AI.I-:M)Ul OF SIHtRTS 'Hj st & I!. C.r. U Siav us

k'll 1 4r;,,i t.,,., ,:,,.,.i ;., ...... i

I ill n.w i i, t

4k .Tohnnv Kilieme vs .Tr.hnnv 1- I i: I'l IPC 119 irm'iy

bani se, jn rotinds. at Clevt-land. (.'. i : j you have and tli attend-

r HlllAl. , ,-e ,

iarne with the Maroons at Chicago,;. Yomisr .Ta.-k O'Hrien vs. TvO't? ' '

Ihirdue's football tram received a se- I . c ,tV , v ... -t-,.i, ei... " ' f.1

a sati rdv. a i in each hi olt. Uetnemlior

the Riant tackle and kicker, suffered Start o tlu. automobile road i M FH.U.V is Fonbio sSt.imn

PURDUE'S TACKLE

BREAKS HIS LEG j

l.afayete. Ind.. Oct. 24 With only two days to prepare for the important;

trame with the Maroons at Ch!oag-o, Purdue's football tram received a severe setback today when McCor.neil,

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books as

fend-

e you in lied

,ot;er Day Ma tttps to ptit

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Yttl'lOK.

Girls' all wool Chinchilla Coats in Gray and Navy, with shawl collars and deep cuffs. Ages 6 to 14.

Regular ?S.OO f"

v- f.,

alut

a broken leg. He will be out of the !

frame, for tho remainder of the season and the chances of victory in the re

names a to believed t o be

race from I.os Angeles, Cal.,

Phoenix. Ariz.

Dav also.

Juniors' all wool SerKe Irc-sses in Navy Fduo, Drown and Vine. Neatly

trimmed. $7.50 f j values t

LCD OK A

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lie gtil ar S'c Xicl-i.-i I'Lred

4 '- -r X-Y

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1.1 Ui , j W THE ,! j li PREMIUM . 1 I jfij PARLOR ' ! ji 'J t - ! IN OUR ! iLi BASE- 'T1! ME NT. ere iJl' cW

NOTION DEPT. SPECIALS.

)j W

astics, :

Alarm Clocks. 'special at.. Metal i'-aek 1 Coinhs. rocnkir i c values rbiidron's Side 1

in black, w 1 it o and colors

D. Long Hair .Fins, ; and ikinelo two r

ii'ir-L-'ii'.,j K I 5

J '"' ".t. o

mainir

.Mct.onr.f it was tne man upon wnom i

i nniinl qnnthM-n ffVitt(r, rho m 4k i .

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St. Fouta. Mo.. Oct. 24. Owing to the death today of Ixo Kelly's mother. Freddie iaaniels has been nubstituted

to face Jimmy Foley in an tdirht-round ' tr

bout nere on nn-Silay ever.mtc. J.ay , t- t;1(, drop drop kickers in intercol liMnsiin and Clarence Ensiish will j, K(Jt,, football.

meet at the same club In an eight round g-o.

pionship meet at New Orleans.

Football Harvn.nl and Frown, 4 j j

A at Pamhrtd.-e Mass A'.

oaehes Il.irr and Moll depended to A Ya,e ar,d Vashinton and Jeff- I

aurainst the Maroons. Tie was i

best kiek'-r on the. sijund and one

cprlncrfleld. 111, Oct. 24, At today's shoot of the Western Independent handicap, W. S. H--jon. of Jewel. Iowa, broke 1 i S of 2uu targets, thus capturimr the trophy for high averatro in nmi ruts during the first tw days. lie broke I'O straight. Hart Lewis of Auburn took second honors. Kxcellent wnather conditions favored the marksmen and the scores were uniformly pood, Krunnell and Mulford of Klrksvlle. Mo. tied with a mark of 105. '.ither high scores -were I. KahU.r, !9S; II. IT. Hicks. 191: O rah am. 1!1;

PITTSBURG HAS

erson. at New Haven.

A Princeton and Dartmouth, A Princeton. Pennsylvania ami Lafayettf Fhil.idelphia.

RELEASED COLEjJ

I'ittsburtc. Fa., Oct 24 Pitcher Leonard i Kine) '.'ob. was released by the

Pirates today to the Columbus team of :

the American Association. With him cams Daniel Tippe. also a riarht-hand-ed pitcher. Cole and Artie ll.ifmuti came here from the Cubs In exchange for Lefty LeiOeld and Tommy Leach.

at A "a at -i :

Cornell and Cucknoll. at Ithaca. A ; ;a, Army and Colgate, at West Pt. A ' ' Carlisle Indians and George- A ' ?

town, at Wash! n irt.in. , if.

A Chicago and Perdue, at Chicago. '-; Minnesota and Iowa, at Minne- .

! Wisconsin and Northwestern, at A

Madison. 1 Kansas and Kansas Agricul- : ;', tural. at Lawrence. H

Missouri and Oklahoma, nt Nor- .

Ithaca, N. Y

Oct.

-The Cornell I

4 man. Ok la.

football squad, which has been the de-

spair of tin

roach.

throughout the

arly season, will have an opportunity !

to study sum', of its weaknesses as i they are s.-t n l y the spectator. A sories of moving dctures of the tvim i jti ,ie;;,,n was taken thl wrej; and the j

Kammormatt, l'jl; Joe Itarto, ISO; Wiih- I men will witness their work repro- j

net. 19n; Lewis, ls: The annual ban-qui-t was served at the St. Nicholas bote! tonight. i ne hundnil and fortv

(1ui-m on the screen or a local moving i

.4...,,.-., t V, r. c. r cliowl,..- I V. e . i V. , . . V,

otionsive ami ti''i 'n.-ii v c pia, aiiai: -

Ohio State and Cdiio Wesleyan, ; a at Clumbus. ; o-j A Alabama and (Jeorgia, at Co- ' A lumbus. r,a. a .'.j VaiK'.erbilt and jrissitssippi. at ', ,4 x.ifhi -i lie-. : Virginia ard Plohmond coll. ire. :ci nt Oiiirldh-si il if. , t

West VSrgilii.T and Ohio uni

275 PAIR OF MEN'S $4.00 TROUSERS ON SALE FRIDAY AT $3.00.

They are made like custom trousers, of all w. worsteds, in a t re!ne:idm range of this Fall's lx-v-.v pattcrm-h l'-g. s-etni-iH-i and conservative stvlvs. ' Gu.'iranf..t?d to wear satisfactory. Not a f f f O

pair in the lot worth !e-s than St. Friday. Ol'bl Extra Special 100 Aim's ami Youm: Men's s 1.o0 wool Winter Suits ami Ovprcoals. Newest styles and colors On Sale i'litlav. Double f$ fA Stamp l.v..:

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of the picture

xpect.-d to brim;

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nmi vm

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Minera

Call

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ark

Noi tii Caro'ina and Virginia r4 Polytechnic, at Raleigh. So.o'l-i 1 --, ro i ea of, a I 'li, rl.,v t 4b ; - :

ome in a striking way some of the j CoUi ., r)i,u.,(,stoI). j oak points of tie- players. , T...n,. ol s.,r,n,.,

- .

Chat tiintMijra.

T xns ;tTil FTnskH Indians, at f-i

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BOY'S S4.50 KNICKER SUITS $2.93. Fcr Friday's Selling wo offer these wooi worsted and cheviot ShiUs at. a wonderful paviua.

cJL-' T !'.'' are well in a do and pert iee-s-'r a! -Ie. Apes l. to 17. g (Ttf

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POSTPONE TREND ALLSAYLOR GO

St. Louis. Mo.. Oct. 24. The bout be- j tweon Harry Trendail attd "Young" Saylor. scheduled for Oct 22 before a local club has been postponed to Nov. 11. The first date was. in conflict with that on which another local club will stage Its bouts.

Austin.

The Joy of Get-

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pot

Juvenile Suits in Sailer 150 Pair cf Boys' Extra and Russian Style, Made. Well Made Corduroy of plain I'd tie rnd Frown Knicker Trousers. All Wool Cheviot. Sizes :; to foams arc reinforced. Ror-

DRY GOGDS SPECIAlS.

7 yoars. Regular Sn.O'i values

00 SSc!

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Nottinnharn Lace Curtains, with ph. in and fc-ncy ci-n-torF, .'! yards ion-. -m:n1ar $l..r0 values, g fecial tit U O Opaque Window Shades, feet long, mo anted on :.'ool values. fpeCKtl I Brass Extension F'ods iih lar-e ami :-!nall 1 rass a:id i . 1 ver e nds, ,.N( o ,,j t0 ,-, i

inches, specal at

Crib Eh-nke's of ha aw whiti' fia nnel. fatit-y colored, borders, ."nc f fm

values, pair

3MILLER THROWS ADAIflSON TWICE

ting Home TIZU

A Ten Minute TIZ Foot oath and!

TOILET GOODS.

Your Feet Are Like New.

ugsliiihig vilylldouai, "Jul. SO

SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY RAIN OR SHINE

LAKE SHORE TRAIN'S leave La Salie Street Stamen (Ch'caco) evpry 15 minutes after 12 o'clock noon until 1:0S p. ni., stoppins at Knclewood and South Chicago only. Returning trains at 4:40 arid after the races. Calumet District Special Service MICHIGAN CENTRAL RY. TRAINS leave Kensington, at 12:40, Hammond at 12:54 and Gary at 1:10 p. m arriving at Pt..rk at 1:30: returning at 5:00 p. m. Extra sections as required. Extra Trains on SOUTH SHORE ELECTRIC ROAD will make stops at regular Mineral Springs station, at which point motor busses will take patrons direct to grand stand. Motor busses will operate at frequent Intervals between the towns of Porter and Chesterton and main gate.3 at race track. Admission, including Railroad Fare. $2.00. Admission at Gate, $1.50

Si-nil for Kree Trtnl I'acKncte ToriT.

These are not supnos.ai t(, bo vie - Ful'ith. Minn.. Oct. 21. Walter Miller fe.-t. y,,u nu,y ! a .,. :,. man. lb '

Vaul last rdt:ht threw ",1 Adam- t-l or at: -n - s icet in a 1 i.

of St

son of Waterloo. Iowa, in two straight fails Both wire seeur.-d with s.issor holds. In :47 and :16.

Sporting Briefs

iooc t'aii: are .-ate-tr -e lc t

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V '1 AV- V. ' : k. i ' ,

MEN'S SHOES.

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! I'nd Rush Vinal of Williams produced j osir.e real football in the J lai vurd - Wil -j Hams' game. j Hill, left guard, -who weighs IRt : p.iiiiids, is the heaviesT man in tiie j Carlisle Indians' lineup this fail. ! Work on Yale's new football stadium isnd clubhouse is to he started within . the neKt f.-w weeks. M.Ouire of the Harvard eleven is

f. ' "A Ml 1 I'

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Manicure Sets, con sir flexible file, oa" o:;t:

rl -iud Fix

ne r v

Awav co ri e c rns bunions the c ! i : ' ; ! o a ; :,-s tr.e p i : r, a el r,PSB a :ol rt i too' treo.-oe nio-. 005 of tiaoi.v r 1 , feet ... n '

showing more activity at right guard then v-i'.'--- ti.at Ti. w...- , than lie did before he was hurt. priioipio. .ir: w out nil to--

cat . a s. ,

( a u siren, e

s: wa rt h -noro piHTao-i ii.t yards by rusiiing against Fen ns v 1 van ia. the

Quaker's plays from sorirnmaare cover- cumst -rig 133 yaid,-; oniy. l' flan ncp Wy rn-o.ith. Valf's old grid- ft,."',... imn star, is o i die-a t irg in the football tor ti iratnes heitt I F i i -1 -: in Washington. ' i'o.oimore a-.-I A n ; aipo ', : s. .-"'

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Harvard has been Uoir.g little with dav.- Adv.

s w t , t e i o :' ! ret

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for a tree trial package to-

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