Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 7 March 1913 — Page 3
Friday. March 7, 1913
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SOX WREST TITLE FROM OAKLAND
Drub Pacific League Pennant Winners, 9 to 3; Johnson a Hero.
among: the several persona who were present. It was replete, so to speak, with tragedy and comedy. The tragedy was-the wanton slaughter of W. SutcliiTe. Lew KIchle, as usual, was the comic supplement. Lew can play ball and double in brass with equal
facility.
Richie and Lavender dld'the hurling for the Tannigans, and both were hit
; hard. They were saved, however, by J the aforementioned slaughter in the tkl.J i l mil a -l
Powell did the heaving for the Regulars. Gilbert did some good pitching for three innings and - escaped unscathed, but the other two had noth-
Temporarily ln but the,r gloves. f
intrs were mis, passes ana iumbles enough for two ordinary games, to say nothing of some rare work "in ivory. The passes were so plentiful that they reminded one of E. Mendez Reulbach. E. Mendez, however, was not present to enjoy the festivities. One of the memorable incidents of the contest was Frank Schulte's home run. He clouted one about a mile in the first inning, demonstrating how hard it is to recover from an old habit.
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Oakland. CaL. March 7
at lesat the Sox are champions of this part of the civilized world, for yes-' terday they defeated the Oakland team, which won the Pacific Coast league title last year. The score was 9 to 3. and the winning majority of six runs was the result of one inning's vicious clouting and some sour fielding on the part of the Oaks. Next to the result, the thing that pleased Manager Callahan most was the showing of Blitzen Benz, the
Batesvllle butcher. "Joe and his meat ball deceived the coast champions for SIblITH NAMED TO
five Innings to such an extent that they had gathered only one hit and even 'less runs. The Oaks really deserved another swat oft Joe, but Babe Borton took one away from Mr. Gardner in the fourth round with a gloved hand stab that aroused the deep anger of the victim. Kid - Smith, the ' southern league youth, worked the last four innings, and was found for four blows and three runs. One of the tallies might have been averted if Cap Lord hadn't . committed a wild throw. Smlthie's exhibition was fairly satisfactory to CaL who was well aware of the fact that it was really the lad's first appearance with a big league club.
CUB REGULARS BEATEN. 9 TO 7 """" """"" " ; t SutcliiTe Has a Mental Aberration Which Gives Yannigans Six Runs.
COACH PURDUE
Lafayette, Ind., March 7. Andrew L.
bmith. Pennsylvania, '04, for the last
four years head coach of the Penney!
vania football team, was today notified
or nis appointment as head coach of
the Purdue eleven. 1918. Smith im
mediately wired his acceptance. Smith
played full back on the Perm teams of '01, '02, '03 and '04, and was chosen allAmerican full back in 1894 by Walter Camp. . The new coach will -come to Purdue some time this spring to get In
toucn witn conditions here and will
return next fall to take up active duty. Smith signed for one year.
AVOID THE KNIFE.
One dose will positively Drove its mat now e k
to cure. Over one hundred thousand sufferers
have taken it; some had undergone dangw ua unrical operations with but temporary relief, who
now state -jiat miirri wonaerrul stomach
Remedy completely cured them. It la the moat
Wely known and successful remedy for all Stem.
uvu ana intestinal ailments.
Harry's Drug Store, Citizens Nat.
Bank building. L. Harry W'eia.
final sessions Spotts, who was a mem
ber of the winning Olympic team, !
made a run of 123 without a miss. A.
L. Burns and A. B. Brickner tied for
second place with 94 each. Burns won
the shootoff.
Tampa, Fla.. March 7.- -A few momenta of mental aberration on the part of one Willis Sutcliffe in the third inning allowed the Cub Tannigans to . - score six runs and enabled them to wf their first box of cigars from the Hjjlarsv te 7. Bald regulars threat-neiSSfcJS---.the, ninth, with "three men n and two out, but Grump Miller hauled down Bresnahan's hard drive and all was well. It was not what might be called a superior brand of baseball, but it was exciting, and aroused much enthusiasm
YACHT CLUG
GETS CHALLENGE
RACING AT PORTER
TO START MAY 1
Valparaiso, Ind., March 7. It can be
stated almost positively that racing
will be resumed at the Mineral Springs
track not later than May 1. The leer-
islature is depended upon for a racing bill which will remove the probability of action or armed interference by the
state militia. It is understood that all obligations against the course will be
settled and sufficient capital enlisted
to Insure the success of the meeting.
?ew York. March 7. Sir Thomas LiDton's challenge for th inMriu'i
cup was received by the New York DRILLS FOR MEET
ratcht club today.
secretary Cormack declined to make public the text of the challenge or to comment on it In any way. It would be considered by the members of the club, he asserted, before being acted
upon.
wnetner tne members would bold a
special meeting for this purpose or
take it up at their regular meeting on March. 27, he said., rested entirely with
the executive committee.
SETS NEW TRAP
SHOOTING RECORD
New, York. March 7.--Ralph L. Spotts
of the New York Athletic club bsoke
all indoor trap shooting records In
winning the amateur Indoor cham
pionship of the United States last night, scoring 100 straight in the final round. Including the eem!4Nial and
WITH CHICAGO A. A.
oxre uarae, ma., iwarcn 7. With a I
day of rest slated for tomorrow before
Saturday's meet with the Chicago Ath
letic association, the Notre Dame track squad today went through one of the
heaviest workouts of the season.
The hope of making a comparatively
good showing against the crack Cher
ry Circle team has resulted In unusual
efforts by the local athletes. Victory
in the relay race, first place by Was-
son In the forty-yard dash, and by
Plant in the 880-yard run. are the
prizes for which the Catholics are
Lstriving.
The1 rnile relay will ' be - "run on
banked twelve lap track and both I
teams will have a good chance .to hang
up a new record for the distance.
CLOGGED II0STRIL8 OPEN AT OIICE.
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Don't lay awake tonight struggling for breath,-with head stuffed; nostril closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh
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PITTSBURG IN LEAD, i
Boston, Mass., March 7. Pittsburg
opened its eastern trip in the three
cushion tournament of the National
Billiard league last night with a vie-
tory and bettered its hold on first place. Charles McCourt, the visiting expert, defeated Charles Warren, 50 to
31, averaging .69, as against .37 for
Warren. McCourt had high run of 4.
the loser getting one of 3.
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The Empire Clothing Company wishes to announce their formal opening SATURDAY, MAR., 15th, 1913 at 185 East State Street Hammond, Indiana - With a Complete Stock of Stylish Clothing, Ladies' Wearing Apparel and Millinery. Music and Flowers the opening day, from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Public cordially invited T77ME ESPOUSE (SKBlTlHIllRJaS (EODMlPflRIV , :
SPORTINGT BRIEFS.
Detroit, Mich.. March 7. Al Delmont
of Boston had a slight shade over Patsy Brannigan In eight rounds at Wind
sor last night.
Louisville, Ky March 7 Jack Hay-
aen, manager 01 me colonels, was
holding his own last night and the
doctors were much encouraged. How
ever, some alarmist telephoned to a priest that Hayden was dying, and the clergyman hastened to the hotel. When
he entered the room Hayden became
greatly agitated ana suffered a re
lapse, and his condition is still criti
cal. '
St. Louis, Mo., March 7. Ray Bron-
son of Indianapolis knocked out Leo
Kelly of St. Louis in the second round
of a scheduled eight-round bout last
night. In the first round Kelly knocked Bronson down.- Bronson started the second round with a rush and his third
punch brought down the local fighter
for the count of ten. "Kid" Peppers,
a local featherweight, won the deci
sion over Eddie Menny of San Francisco. Arlos Fanning of Oklahoma and
Francis Hennessy of St. Louis fought
six rounds to a draw.
' Northwestern university is still without a football coach. Charles D.
Daly, who at one time was reported to- have accepted the position, following an Interview with President Abram W. HaVris of the university, announced Wednesday that he would not accept tly position. Although President Harris gave no definite reason for Daly's failure to accept the position, it is understood that his reinstatement In the army is the real cause. During the
closing minutes of the last congress Daly, who at one time was a member of the army school, was again placed
on the eligible list.
.CALENDAR OP SPORTS a
4 FOR THE WEEK. .
FRIDAY. Packey Mc Far land vs. Jack 4 Britton. 10 rounds, Madison Square Garden. New York.
SATURDAY. I
d Annual Indoor meet of Sixty- 1
Fifth Regiment Athletic assoctation. at Buffalo, N. Y. 4 George Brown vs. "Kid" Griffo, d 10 rounds, at Altoona, Pa.
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SPRING REMEDIES Beef, Iron and Wine, a splendid spring tonic, . aa $1.00 size.. OtJC Sulphur and Cream Tarter Tablets, spring blood puri
fier, 15c size
at.
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We Give Green Stamps Wm STtfDME Kaufman & Wolf, Hammond, Indiana
TOILET GOODS FREE with each can of Rxall Violet or Harmony Violet Dulce Talcum, a 10c Chamois. A 25c can of Rexall Antiseptic Tooth Powder and one 10c cake of Harmony Hose, or
Glycerine 8oap, . both for !..
25c
WOMEN WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO BUY A NEW SPIT, DRESS OR COAT FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR OWING TO THE CLOSE PROXIMITY OF EASTER WILL FIND US WELL PREPARED TO SUPPLY SUCH NEEDS.
THE NEW APPAREL FOR THE COMING SPRING HAS A
TENDENCY TOWARD BULGARIAN STYLES IN HIGH
COLORINGS AS WELL AS BLOUSE EFFECTS.
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Handsome Spring Tailored Suits at
$20.00 and $25.00 Women's and Misses advance styles in new Spring Suits, Bulgarian blouse effects with draped skirts, straight and cutaway jackets with plain tailored skirts, made of the most fashionable spring fabrics such as Eponge, Bedford cord and fancy striped worsteds in an the colorings to be used in Tailored Spring Suits, all are lined with peau de cygne, Aft AA all sizes. $25.00 and fcUlUU New Spring Suits, Special, $14.75 Just received a number of these splendid diagonal French , Serge Suits in navy, black, tan
and electric blue. The coats are short length in cutaway effect and fashioned on semi-fitting lines. They have long satin revers In contrasting colors and are set off with a dainty collar of white pique. The skirt is cut on perfectly straight lines and is trimmed to match the
jacket, specially priced
at.
14.75
NEW SPRING COATS
The style variety is very extensive. There are so many new and pretty models for the approaching season that it would be impossible to give you a correct idea of all of them. The three-quarter length cutaway model Is the most popular. We are showing this style in Buch fabrics as Bedford cord, in plain and fancy weaves, whipcords, serges and fancy mixtures, lined in silk of contrasting shades. Collars and
cuffs are made of silk in the popular Bulgarian colorings.
Special values, $12.50 to
25.00
Worsted Dresses Will Be Very i Popular This Spring There are as many as twentj different styles, in such! materials as French sergeB and plain and fancy worsteds; colors are navy, king's blue, tan, leather, leaf brown and black. They are all the very latest models In V shaped or round low neck, handsomely trimmed with silk In the popular Bulgarian colors, many have girdle or sash of silk. Skirts bavcQA Oft shirred and panel backs. $10 to.. bUaUU Spring Dresses at $5.98 Saturday and Monday we offer Ladles' and Misses' New Spring Silk Dresses at $5.98. They are very prettily made of silk messaline In several shades of bine, also tan. They are garments that would ordinarily sell at $8.50. We have priced them for these two days
selling
at.
5.90
NEW SPRING COATS AT $10.00
A splendid selection of stylish Spring Coats at this low price. There are 6 distinctively new models in full length, tailored styles and three-quarter
length cutaway effects, made of best all wool serge in nary blue, black,
leather and tan. All have the fashionable long revers, either brocaded or
of silk; some are lined throughout with silk. This Is Indeed an excep
tional bargain for so early in the season. Regular $15.00 Coats, Saturday
and Monday, special at.. ,
10.00
Spring Coats for Junoirs Specially Priced at $5.98 Nobby new spring models, made of all-wool covert cloth
in
full or three-quarter
lengths, plain and belted back effects, neatly trimmed with silk or self material of
a contrasting color, Satur
day and Monday.
5.88
Advance Showing and Sale of New
Spring Gloves for Confirmation
and Easter Wear i A liberal supply of Women's new Gloves in long and short lengths have just been placed in stock.
Splendid Quality Silk Gloves, elbow length, double tipped fingers, In black, white' and tan. QO special, pair WUw ' Long Silk Gloves of an exceptionally fine heavy double thread silk,
full elbow length, $1.50 values..
90c
$1.25 Two-Clasp Kid Gloves, in black, white and colors, special, per Aft pair UUC Kaysers' Two-Clasp Silk Gloves
In black, white and colors, spe
cial, per pair......
50c
Special Showing & Sale of Spring Dressj Goods
Many new Silk and Wool Dress Goods are now being shown for the first time and, as Easter is only two weeks away, you should purchase now. Our stock Is particularly complete and includes all the newest novelties. ' i I
ALL WOOL FRENCH SERGES, DIAGONALS AND WHIPCORDS from 36 to 54 inches wide, full range of new spring
colorB, Including cream, priced' at from
$1.50 down to-
Charmeuse Silk a splendid quality, 36 inches wide, in all the newest shades including the popular Nellrose, spe
cial, per yard ......
1.39
Messaline Silk, extra fine quality In all the new plain shades as well as figured, in the popular Bulgarian colors, special, AA 50c 75c an I "UU
50c
Latest Novelty Fabrics for Spring Suits, diagonal weaves, tan and grey mixtures as well as plain and hair line
stripes, s leclal, yard...
1.39
French and Storm Serges, Whipcords and Shepherd Checks, 36 inches wide, a very good! quality specially priced, per ya1d....U...J.iJUC
QUESTION POINT HATS
Will be worn considerably this spring. One of the new
Hats which prom
ises to be very popular this sea
son is the Ques
tion Point Hat shown in illustration, is made of milan, hemp and
novelty braid, trimmed with numidf.
aigrettes; others are made of the new Nell-
rose faille silk with question point
of flowers, $1.95 to.
4.90
Mi
OUK NEW SPRING
MODELS IN FOOT WEAR ARE
CERTAINLY SHOWING HP WELL. ' You'll like the designs, the leather and the Bhoemaking, our perfect fitting service and the satisfaction and comfort The Lion Store New Spring Shoes will give you. We particularly want you to see and try on the new styles in the famous Red Cross Shoes for Women. $3.50 and $4.00 The new and authoritie styles in Regal, Douglas and ,M L. Packard Shoes for Men are now being shown. Prices range from $3.00 to $5.00
Advance SBtowimffl off 1 Men's and Young Men's New Spring
dL. Suits incHuMSnfff a Time
ly Sale of Blue Serge Soils Many of the new Suits for spring have already arrived. You will 'find the very latest models here from the world's best clothing makers.. The garments we are showing at J20 and f 25 are simply beautiful, all smart 1913 spring styles; coats draped right, shoulders that fit you and trousers that are made right, cheviots, serges, and worsteds, well finished and thoroughly shrunk. A number of desirable patterns and different styles including the popular Norfolk. Ap aa
Prices are $20.00
BLUE SERGE DAY SATURDAY A Blue Serge Suit is a sensible buy this time of the year it's Just . the kind of a suit you want for immediate wear, and a very desirable change for the man who wears light colored clothes during the spring
season. We advise you to take advantage of Saturday's sale. You'
can buy $15.00 Blue Serge Suits at $12.50 $18.00 values at $15.00 and $22.00 values at..
10.00
Is one that ought to be "made.