Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 3 February 1917 — Page 8
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THE TIMES Eebruarv 1917
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ball fans with entertainment tonight at the t'luh iyrn. when thev play Trinity I 'reslv terinn chimb of Ohieao. Owls (13). Huntlnarton (2D).
j levirtr.-iiirnnl T?. !'. c ;.u nson-Huek Wayne L. 1' Jacobs j Vn ter , 'row i Itnrtu k:i II. tl. Eilermnn-Paoker f Si 11 ri ri e o u t . t. i l r.i 1 f ;
Baskets ,e ntz (I. Wayne. Vatr. Garrison. Jncnbs (4), IIui k. Crow (4). "Walters CD. Walters (". Free throw? Gevirtz (2). I i r a rd, Crow ( 2.
iluti or nny minor lcapm In; just what ho ilesirc.s.
BAT NELSON TO
PULL 'PATTP AT ST. j LOUIS, MARCH 17!
CRANDALL GOES TO COAST NEXT SEASON
Fight Decisions.
Decisions of light representatives are:
At New York Stanley Yoakum teat
Pat y CUos (0). j
Philadelphia Charley Thomas teat
Johany Xrause (6); Mickey GiUitfher heat Joe Phillips (6). Toledo Jack IHcCarron beat Gas j Christie (12); Johnny Calniars beat i Clarence Willard (10). j
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NEW TO UK. Feb. 3. Gov. "Whit mr :i. in a talk before ho loft here yesterday :rf ternoon to return to Albany, expressed' his dissatisfaction with the way bxtrnr is now conducted In this state and said he could not understand. th talk of establishing the pari-rcutuel sstem ot betting nt the racetracks inasmuch as tha constitution prohibited gambling.
"Any such bill as the one suRsested." j he said, "would be unconstitutional. In j order to have tha system legalized j
there would have to be a special amendment to the constitution, which would liaie to g-o before the people." Not Opposed to Boxing'. Gor. Whitman said hw was not asrainst boxing. but was certainly asainst such exhibitions as the one in Albany a few days ago when the contests continued after a boy had been killed in the ring. "The hoxins: situation has not been what it should have been for a year," he- said. "It is my personal opinion that the fault has not been so niu h with those who have been in the rmx as with those who have been sitting- in the chairs."
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Hal Nelson is KoinK to make nlia! alls his farewell bout m n tool
round clash at a tchw oihi s with I'len e ' Mattluws of Pt. I.ouis at the South j Hioadway A. of SI. I.ouis, tn SI. Iatrick's day. II- mailed his idea, ot '. articles of agreement to the eluh lasl ' t iiiKiit. "1 know 1 an passe as a lrht r," ) Mat said, "and this will probably bo m I
J hist light, except in case 1 n- l H chance j at Freddie Welsh. 1 siloilld liato lo j tackle seme of the husky unt; light-; J weiKhts now in the Kame. but I'd like lo ' ; end up hv beat tut; i-lsh. and 1 know i
1 -ou!d uo it." liafs father drew a 1
i heck, for $;utl. which Hat exhibited :i forfeit inc le y to f;:i; r-mt ee his appearance. J neidi nt.-illy Hat opens at a loop theater in Chicago tomorrow.
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(Ppecial to Th; Time?.) Ht-XTINGTON-, I N D. , (via telephone to XVhitinir). Feb. 2. The "Whiting- Owls met stonewall resistance tonistht at
Huntington, and the Athletics still are t Lefty Thomas, threw pi-chcrs. are undefeated on their home, floor. Gevirtz i products of the Dos Moines club, rnttde the high run of three rinsrers 'for j Walsh, with the pitching skill he
the Owls, .while Jacobs and Crow bat-j known to possess, could develop a few ild with four counters each for Hunt-I of these, end could keep the popular ity
! By H. C. HAMILTON (United Press Staff Correspondent.) ! NF.W YORK.' Feb. 3. F-M Walsh. I former pitchliiR star of the Chicago i White Sox. is pivinkT seriiKis consiih ia- ; tion to the proposition of becoming a I last ball magnate. He is said to have
been approached with inducements to take over the Fes Moines club of the Western leaR-ue, now- owned by Frank Isbell, another former member of the White Sox. Of course, no one doubts who is the guidinp hfnd m the deal which would send Walsh to Pes Moines. The whole thing would be engineered by Charles Comiskev. who has lonp been one of the chief flg-ure:? in the Western league. Isbell himself maintained for a long time an alliance with the Old Roman.
Isbell. it is said, wants to devote all his time to the management and owner- j ship of the former Wichita club, now transferred to Colorado Springs. I Walsh probably would 1 popular in I Pes Moines. ! was a jir- at pitcher. often a visitor to Pes Moines w ith the t White Sox, and often raised there. I'rep- ! a rat ions have been made for some time to land Walsh in a favorable com-j mumty. j
The deal also would lie considered pood step for Walsh. The Pes Moij,
club is one. of the few in the ancient Western league whertj money has not oozed out in hupo g-obs instead of coming back the same way. Isbell won a rennant a few years ago and he had a following- to boast when he did it. He has developed some pood ball players and has sold them for ood prices. George Mopri'lc. Paul Mauser and
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I Accident, Coroner Decides.'
ALBANY. N. Y.. Feb. 3. There was! no act of criminaliiy cernmiUed in cm-! nection with the box.riK lout here Tues- j day night in whu h St.-i lmi T. McPoii- 1 aid was kiil.-d by a blow under the' heart delivered by Wilham (Toddy) j Hicks, Coroner Warren s. Hastings le-' cided after an incim-st late yesterday, j
He s-ibse(4ueiitly uiseharKud Hicks and six o'. hr men. incb.idlnu' officers of the club which staKed the bout arid seconds of the principals, who had been under bail on a charge of mnnslauKhter in the second decree.
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AND LOSES (Special to Thr Time?.) WHITING, IN P.. Feb. X Tli Whit-
! injr high school tirst and second teams ; played the first and second teams from jthe Froebel school of Gary at the Whi;- ! ins hish school pym las nirht. It was ! u win and lose K:;:ne for boh teams.
each winning one and losing the other.' j The score for the first trame in which ; I Gary was victorious was Ci-fl and the 1 srorf betwe.11 t!ie second teams ;n which Whiting was victorious was i."-. j j Gary brought a good crowd of r-t.-rs I
land the attendnr.ee from Whiting wh.-
likewlse very good.
Karl Crandall. Karl Crandali, who has played second base for the Ir.dinr.ap0.Ii3 American Association team for the past four seasons, has been sold to Salt Lake City and will play next season in the Pacific Coast league. Crandall has always been a popular player in Indianapolis and all around the Association circuit He will be missed by the A. A. fans next summer.
I,' U llLI,, IN P.. Fell. .1 The Howe A. C. won again last e vein net win ti lbd fettled the Itensselaor team by t!-
score of .:t to 2. I he game was v
loosely played throughout. I'etrie s oi ing with 1 ; points. Khoades for t'i visitors made lialf of their points. Tie
score at the IV to 0. Tie Kensselaer Healy Hhondes
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FOR 3 MATCHES CHICAGO, Feb. 3. K. O. Frown is getting' plenty of work, and behind all this ring activity looms up thj.-possibility of a match with- T.eslie parcy. Tommy Walsh, manager of the lo. ,il
Greek, yesterday-declnr-i he has George i booked ' for a clash with George in! Youngstown, O.. on Feliruary 1:. Two days later ho will brittle puck Crous '
It ' in Pittsburgh. On February 12 Brown , is I is matched w ith Jeff Smith at liacine. !
'MME DEFEATS
. GROWN POINT HIGH
Hammond Comrnunily Gymtwsiiants" composed of M. ThompThompson. P. Parker. High I'd-
latd and H Hudson, will play therr first
of the season Mmd;iy nigh.t. will meet the fast Woodlawn
iAthlelie t'luh team of Chicago. j This is the first of a series of big i basketball frames for do Hammond i 1 fans. It is the p!nn of the team to play j two games a we. k for the remainder ..t i the season, the games will be played sit j the Community Gymnasium. The tc;,m ! Is to appear in now suits Monday mgh; and it Is hoped the far.s will be o;t in j force t-i help open the local season. The
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A lire newnpHper for people who re till on riirtb tbar'a what THIv TIMES Is.
sien working on the turnstile as Pl.ell
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sjstance of steady ojd Extou. . who. is .on ! did. he would be well fixed, the shelf with a sprained shoulder, and j "Walsh deserves something. He was Kinasel was unable to leave work, he will j on" of the grandest pitchers (hat ever however be with them at Fort Wayne i stepped on in slab. A finish ns the
onight. winch will be nard luck
"Whiting High School found itself out-
Haiiimond high school eleven defeated the. Crown Point high school at basket -- bail in the Irving gymnasium at Ihmmond with a score of 24 to IS. At the 'nd f the tirst half Crown Point b'd. 1( to "i. but Hammond took the lead at the t s-.i nipt ion of play rd piled up a safe margin. The schools used their regular Im.-uns. Warm- be:ng substitut-
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i Hammond team during the second half
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One of the most popular styles cf the Victrola, and with your own selection of records you'll have an outfit that will give constant pleasure to every one in your home. Come in any time and we'll gladly play any music you wish to hear and we'll tell you about our plan of easy terms which will enable you to get this Victrola outfit fo your home right now.
Other ty:e of 'he Victor and Victrola $10 to $4C
STRAU3E PIANO & MUSIC CO. Hammond, Ind. Phone 661. 631 Hohman St.
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Phone 263. j Cor. .Micliiiran. Avenue, and (.irapcvine Streets.
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Commencing; Monday. February 5th and continuing- until Saturday Night, February 10th, we are going; to offer every article in our store at Greatly Reduced Prices. Every Article is Guaranteed and as Good as we know How to buy. We urge you to corne and make your purchases during this sale. By so doing you will save from 10 to 50 percent on each article purchased because prices have been reduced just that much.
Tills Coupon Is worth 10c on a piirctiase of $1 or more during . fills Sale
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Swimmers Pharmacy feh 5 io U fJame : M d dress
Rubber Hot Water Bottles
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Rpe. pric $2.T."; Pale pr5"Roc. price $-'.n; Sale -.rice Rf-iZ. price $1.7.".; Sale price Rep. pricf $l.oi. Saie price R"C $1.-5 Hoi Ho, 2 l'or
$1.89 $1.49 $1.19 $ .93 $1.23
Fountain Syringes (Best Rubber, Guaranteed for 1 yr.) Reg. price $L'.VV Sale price $1.79 Ree. price $2.1'"; Sale price $1.59 Reg. price $2.00; Sale price $1.49 Reg. price $ Sale price $1.19
Reg. price $1.50; Sale price $
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$1.25 Syringe, 2 for $1.26
Absorbent Cotton Roc. price iiOc i'i.; Sale price 43c Roc. price 40c lb.; Sal price 31C Rear, price ?."c s lb.; Sale price .29c R-e. price 2"c u Sale price.. 16c
ANTISEPTIC GAUZE Special--5-vd. kir V2e l-yd. j.k- 12c
Household Rubber Gloves Medium woiclii, ;-o-i:u!ess rubber, Milb'-r t:inla rd size., r. '-j to 9: re?.
"" (lloves. sale price.
39c
Fever Thermometers
Marniiying- lens, certified one niinuie; regular T.'c value. S;tle rire - 53c WRITING TABLETS Complete Assortment Prices Cut ENVELOPES TO MATCH Big Assortment Box Papers (Clean, Fresh Stock.) Regular 25c, Sale price 19c
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RrpcuiHi- .'iOc, Sale price ReKUiar r.'ic, Sple price
27c 39c TtfC
Medicinal Wines and Liquors Romilit r $l.f;i value I'ort Wine, 2 bottle? for $1.01 Refill rlies'llar $!.."') Vliisl;ey, 'J bottles for $1.51 Ri-Kul r $1.75 lirainlv, 'J. bonle-; for $1.76 CIGARS All Ciuars. (i i'ui- . .25c All IO.- Cigars, : for 25 C AH 15c Citrars. L for .25c CANDIES Bulk Chocolates, retruiarly 5fic lb., at, per lb 39c Full Cream Caramels, Lovell & C.orrell's Best, per lb .39c
PERFUMES
Ail J.imi per oz. odor? ; Sal i'er oz
, p("'r oz , per ('. ner 07.
All $1.5 odor All Jl.i'O odor
75c odors.
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All 5i'c odors. p.r oz.
lni'e, .. $1.59 ...$1.13 69c 59c 39c
TOOTH BRUSHES A complete assortment of the finest 1-Yeneh and Japanese P.rushes. Specially pric rl, 9c to 69c. HAIR BRUSHES Special Japanese Hair Brushes, legidar $1.imi values, now 59c Hushes Ideal $2 I'ru.-h. now... $1.69
Leather Purses, Bill Folds, Card Cases, Cigar Holders, Etc., at 13 OFF
SPONGES
Special Sclct't ii n of I-Jub-10c to 1.50 $1.00 Nuxatcd Iron Tablets 7J 75c Jd Salts ()3C 50c Doan's Kidney Pills.. 3)C 25c Carter's Little Liver Pills 25c Vegetable Liver Tablets. .. Jfp 25c Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets - 19c 25c Aspirin Tablets 1 9C 50c Rose Cold Cream 39C 5Cc Hinds' Honey and Almond Crean1 39c 25c Djer Kiss Talcum Powder 5Cc Pebeco Tooth Paste i '-flC 25c Kolynes Tooth Paste 21 S1.C0 Djer Kiss Toilet Water 7) 75c Melba Toilet Water (jf)C 50c Bell's Pine Tar Honey 25c Bell's Pine Tar Honey 1)(?
25c Summer's White Pine Cough srl,p 21c 35c Drake's Croup Remedy . 29f $1.00 Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 7C $1-75 s- s- s- - SI. 49 $1.00 s. s. s 79c
25c Anodyne Liniment 25c Sloan's Liniment 50c Sloan's Liniment .... $1.00 "Sloan's Liniment
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35c Limestone Phosphate )C 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil iJ9c
35c Fletcher Castoria
25c
Spee-Dee Cleanser, like old fa.-bion-ed soft, soap; regular l'c fe;'er 2 for 21C
Peroxide of Hydrogen, :-ib. bottles at
Curelene for Chapped Hands and Faces Armour Certified Witch Hazel Soap, 4 ak's and a celluloid ..ap box; r i!ai y r.oc. Sale price I'JC Cuticura Soap or Hobson's Dcrr-a-Zema Soap 21c
Pure Olive Oil Castile Scao
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Prescription Specialists s?l Orders Given Prompt Attenlion
Sc j ( Crepe Tissue Toilet Paper, : .prai'ic value. fer dozen roils-- jji sic ;;! Liquid Veneer, 5 c sir.e Ocean Dip Sea Sslt, f-potirid 19c Hi! ill!
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