Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 228, Hammond, Lake County, 9 March 1917 — Page 7

Friday. Maivh ft 191'

THE TIME3. PAGE SEViiN. .1' . i! '3 Wit'. J r ; piPIRATES ARE it

fzzri r

X WW I - bJ ( I

11 'IS I . r fij3ES52l K! I 1

'II w:-r " a ; . II

I!. t

Id!

' It

5i i

ar tpai oaj.

1 W i Stmt 1 a i' FIHALSIbhit : nrss

'JIMMY NOT A SLACKER" "If this country grcfs luto war I want Jimmy home. He's not a slacker." So states Jarues ClaVby Sr.. father of the Hr.mniond prize, fighter new in AntraUa. Ha es. pets his ion to roturu 'by May.

ARK HORSES

Hammond Fans Believe ; i Their Team Can Triumph Over Froebel in Basketball Tournament Which Opened Today.

GRflPPLER HDEHS RIVAL

UNGQNSCIQU

e

0,-'.!'k hirs .'f the K-'ctionnl l'-!.-li-t b.i'. t-;:my at Valparf. which opens '- ,Uy. V.ay'.ng I "f rv. whom r- .-t ::!' -.(. M:"-v.--rA v '".

? .-.lish-Amcrican I plaJ'' Th Owls arc ciavins in

was thrown by r.ousn cr iar;.

lsor of th.-

;:i t'.i- t':!ia'? t. her r-"! pain'"

r.iiin onirtni: will i

this c ;'t;ii!tr a s!i- is t' ri!T If llninv.n.J azaiiist !!.

a eainst f-1th.?r frown I'oir.t or Whoaf on. atvl it is ( en. para' i v. :y o-rtain sh ian .'.-at ' iIi'-r of .:vs. t "..ach FU;s of HammonO. wiio st.its

far A. f.

V. M. f. . with sucli forc he was knocked uicons ions in the fourth tiicV.t's hours of 'to- annua1. .Amateur At'H'p!!.' 1'-;.;;' son mat t o-.t rr.ainen t last niht at Soars-Roehuck T. M. P. A. The aooifJ.Mil happenei'. in the spoond

round vi the 3.s p. -una senior iiivisioi

By QUK.) WiriTlN';. IN P., Mnrcli f. Tomor-r-ov uinhx the Whiting basketball fars i will haw a biiK felt desire. 1 fuililif-di when tii" .1 tilia t.isy Memorial M. K. i ohnrch team of fliicao ooine to Whi'-j

' mK fur a latum ena iveni'-nt with th'WhititifT Is. - i ! The Julia Cays have been Coin it n '

; rrr.-at shape since their last is;t j PI TTS H I ' i C ! I . ' V,'!.:tinK and tlo-y are rrimed to put. Intlietinff !i" h ! til- sam- of their lives on Saturday nUsery uoen the Si ; evniiiK. Tit'-y are still smarting under I'lratcs if 1 i 7 :: j t!-..- still cif defeat wlii'-ii was handed j way bar': a cam t i them the fore part of the season, in tliejby them durtnir ! il City, and they liave been elaniortnar j Frf-d '""l.irk 's p I for a return frame ever sineo. feoimsf all ' If such a ord I the while thai they can clean their slate j to their de lux.- ; I if given the opportunity. only one j the credit. Mania:

i point separated thise teams in thoir ! first pain", and this oartte to the Owls ! im a fre throw in the lapt minute or

uthpaws i't Ui I. t

nlpndid stvle arotisr-d froni h:s f-ar

now and hope to smother the church j these thr.-e cunstittit boys when they are here. a pitchinc sta'r' 'ha: This evenmg the Owls meet the Hast j h-al'hy af:".- ' on rj-p.-f'hlcapo "lub team in the 1-Kmle j averages, s-hoo! foil. The Twin Pity twys ex- Tl:: l?-c-e !s V.tsrh ;, p.-Ot to make tti Owls eNTop.rl thnn- I pale r fro'-! The selves to the limit, and if nothing else j pave promise of VmiiiS will hold them to a close sccre. own m the few j;an . ' j fal'. Kvatts end .Ik-'i

i bo earned a',I

X

Fverv Savage mileage rnaker gets full credit for good work because all work is "keyed" to the serial numbers on the tuts. We know in every case just who is responsible fcr "Heap big mileage." This plan creates a strong sense of personal responsibility and pride among our workmen, and there is keenest rivalry to see who can produce most mileage per tire. You can help us to produce even greater mileage for you if you will send us full details of all Savages that run over 7000 miles Please be sure to give Serial Nmrr. sire of tire. da;e of purchase, name of dealer, and actual number of miles run. To help show our appreciation for this co-operation, we wi'.l seed an inner tube patch free of charge to al! who report, "Heap E:g Mileage."

(By Tnltci! Prfsj..)

l'a Mar.ai S. -Aff-! ( k i.nd d.-. . .1 if!: '' 1 ! v fan. Pan. tin to P ; i' (!,.-; o 'P. niilio occupio! 'i " ha 11 y "U do? o

n roms h-.tiK- staff ..t.e o th-

pass .ill K' r'ail-.

1: rea t pitchers in t re- National I'-aci"": Miller, the sensational hurlor dnvlepi'd last season, and Cniippr, .ne of the bps

after he is

v y-' a -..in lotharfry

:!: neuchis f'-r i i : 1 in o ha ve a ;ng c!v.bs' bat' my

v

Watch for the red Savage sign

playing better than

it has

b,s tetm

at any pr-- ious time this season, xpeets t p'.ay aiamst Kmerson in the fnals. He is taking the following squad to Valpo this evening: 'Pivit. center: Hlekman and Potts, forward?: Olt,-; ar.i Hudson, guards; Khir.d. forward or ceatr; V.';'.rc.'- ar ' arU-s. R.iard?. Kast finca.i slso.has hopes of win

ning a place ja tpo r tiais but m it hi r j Saturday

i-iarr.moyvi or t.: - i.i-nen is n-m m? tula gymnasium. Summarie that Kmersotr pr.-rets forwinnins: the! 153 Ponnd Class.

MTTTlTTnTl A IT TIAVTlTrt

I They ware (.ft' the mat. then called tolDUfiU XkliAH DUAlSSXx tn" center by tho rff.T--, when Nelson j SHOW POSTPONED

I toidio ii,:. fot to tns toel. tlis oppor.em. j by use of" a lee; hold, threw b.lm. Xel- ', sm's hep.l hit the mat with a thud.

i Dr. Vi' ii'm r. who was summoned, said !

the jrrappler had b-en temporarily stutme.l and that the muscles in the back of his neck had been twisted, causinga temporary stoppage of blood. After he had been revived. Nelson, with the assistance of friends, went home on a street ear. Final contests will be hold

nigh; at fhicajro Hebrew insti-

1 rri at.': p

as a 1 is. in.

a

P

to hold lus worked las- ; I N peeled t.i I althoiiKh the '

it

meet ar.- the LriM'a'est. The sciKdule; Friday.

-Valparaiso v. Kmerson. -Whiiingr vs. P'.rook. -p.iiirlien vs. Kast f hicrfc. Froebol s. Hammond. -Wheatfiold vs. P. Point.

Saturday. 9 ill a, m. T'lyinoyth vs. winner of -o'ciork K-fte Friday. 10:00 a. m. "Winner of 3 o'clock vs. winner of 4 o'clock. 2:00 p. m Winner 7:"0 vs. winner of S ::,n.

: an -1. m. " ii' p. m.4 00 p. m. 7 3) p. m.5 ?.) p. m-

Nelson. Swedish-American A. P., r!efeated Shude. Holstein park, decision, 1 10:00; Kut'per. Sears-Roclnick Y. M. P. i A., defeated Finder. Pentrnl Y. M. P. A.,

7:2": Stevenson. , Swedish-American A P . ("efer, red, Vppl-, ( Piry V. M. ( '. A., decision. 10:00; foop.-r, Sears-Hoebueij. defejitid Tiiidinet. for:) ell square, decision, lf';na; pirije, Piis.m Sokol. defeated Stewart, fen'ral Y. M. f. A.. 7:25: Hokish. dnry Y. M. f. A., defeated ,V-l.H..n. Swedish-American A. P 2:00 ( ref cren stepped bout owing to N' Ison's injury.) 175 Pound Class. P'crst. Cornell square, defoafed tYal-

1-t.O p. m. Winner ?:on o'clock Sat-j strom, Swedish-American A. P. rtecision, urday vs. 3 0:00 oYloek Saturday. 10:00. S p. m. Winner 2:()0 o'clock Satur-j Eea vy-tsreight Class. da;.- vs. winner 3:00 o'clock Saturday. j Johnson. Swedish-American A. P.. deKef erees D. M. Shares and Kay ! feated Anderson. Central T. yj. C. A., deMow e. ! cjslon. 10.00.

Sammy P'T'seless") Wolf.one, promoter of the Portable A. P., has postponed his s.iburben boxinK show one week, or until a week from Sunday afternoon. This was done so as pot to confiii t with the Dory-Harrison combat

1 ;

brunt of The burling labor probably wii; fall on Ma ma ut. Miller. Cooper and Grimes. j In Fisher atvl Schmidt the Pirates' have a capable catching staff. Fisher ' also can be depended upon to drive, in a few runs. ; Hill Hineliman, Ioiik -d. stance snartir,

s beiny groomed for the first base job.

6H

Liza

rm W

feSS itniii

MS

Many Phicaco fans "Doc" J.ihnstonn has been released, and

but can't afford 1 Hans M'apnr, who divided that work

with Inni last season, is not ovnected 1

maiking the pas:-ug

1 all.

at Racine Monday

want to 5oe both show

It If they com so close together. 1 Wolf

tono has Waller Jacobson and Andy j to i.-por Williams. -Rabbit Hi-dlin and .Timmv ' jrreatesf

- rm a n

the

Yates and Hilly Pepak and Yonnp Urown en lii.s card. The t'ekets are RoinR in bunches and the show threatens to be a

bi? success. and si-.or'stop ay : i pnatesr weak p. ''!

: ralloped off wi'li

liijti.ep. and McCarthy are expected to work around the ke; stone sack. Lack of both a first-class seeond baseman

be

he club's Hrooklyn last year shortstop

Ml' -rf O I .11;

NEW HOME FOR RIDGE MO OR PTi"1PA;i. March ''. A little. thinK like J 1 0.0 1 hi is not Koinp: to pre-ent the Hidjjemoor Poun'ry flub members fnc-.i havirifT ons of the most modern cluhhouses in t'.i ; mushy. Wlfii the

original plana were prepared for th" ' crurs from Rochester, are also eand!-laiilding-the cost was estimated at at I dates for infield .lobs. fro. 000, "rut tho arranfrements didn't! The outtield will eov.sist of Max nuite come up to the ideals of some of ! Carey, whrt has been spending the win-fhe-club's live wires. Accordingly the! ter hovrailing the niggardliness of th"

r ! ins were revised, and yesterday J. A

Ho -.ve vethe Spc.'s

with in on: pet en s ar Inch and third base, so pi rat neeessarilv doomed l.v th- ir

int at -und the mid 11. sack. po'.iglas Pair.!, a yoiings'-T who is in-provinr, wi'l rci ive the nssifrntnent at hir.l has.-. SifcJm and Mn'nii. y, r

f

G&aF'V"7Z TUBES The only lu. -s that have graph ire vulcanized into tb surface.

Prevents deiriorj;?on. atickin(.

Simpson, an officer of the club. announced that the building will cost $0,000 when constructed according to the new plans.

Spring Style Show Opens Today

1 Our Store!!!

Pittsburgh management and threatening , not to report; .Frank Schulte. former J Pub. and cither Ihn -iaiKin or Bigbee. j If a capable substitute can be found

for one of them in the inner works.

5-j Otherwise one of the ou'te-ld recruits I will fall heir to the extra Perth. ! When the Pirates face the Miteheliwl I Pubs on the opening day of the season i they will present a line-up that fhoul I l it least finish the Jong drag ahead, of ! will cmf cmf crnf cmf crnf cm fw mf

none unnecessary, ienjin-

On. l.fr. nl Ih.

tubes

V ... ' '"XT

1

f

1

M friction and heattnz. Makes soap- ,2

n s.iii. ii Sii m tkt :m mhtut .111.0 MiwiH-.ay.if i

he other throe Western aKprega:

Step in and see our low prices for new 1917 Spring Styles Made-to-Your-Measure Fascinating disp'-a of smartest Spring Styles. Over 500 sparkling new all wool materiaJs tne pick of ti.e Nation's supply. Be a "Custom -Tailored Man" this Spring! Come to our Style Exhibition! We'll prove to ycu that Custom Tailoring is NOT a luxury! We've established our store as HEADQUARTERS for clothes that are RIGHT for men of discrimination. Come in today! Let our expert chart your figure! Many of our choice, new Spring fabrics are exclusive. Quantities are limited. Make your selection early.

UlAMMONDS

EH l;

jsW, 163 . 'tate Street.

p' 'r.t

i i - j' $ iP .

1 VI f , it v K

f- h V:

"39. ?

f j. y ' - - p. i r ' "i

m mm

14

THE FASHION ILLUSTRATED 19 ONE OF TH B NEWEST SPRING 1917 IDEAS. MADE - TO MEASURE, ONLY

r I

1 EZW II

i 1 !

TWENTY-TWO TEAMS ENTER IN CHAMPIONSHIP PHIPAr;i March ?. The National A. A. V. basketball championship, which

If their rather shaky infield shows un-j fce he!(1 on t,e floor of the new i

expected, strength they may even be fighting their way around the fop by

the time October rolls around. However, considering the admitted punch of the Giants. Braves. Phillies and IVdgers. j Manager Callahan should feel satisfied with a position at the foot of the select i four. !

Second regiment armory

! 15, drew entries from twenty-two fives

eight of them from Chicago and th.e sest from the Atlantic to the Pacific states.

ARCHER, IN TEXAS,

STILL A HOLDOUT !

WHITMAN REFUSES

TO LET DARCY BOX; ALBANY. N. Y.. March IP I.-' s Darcy, j Australian pugilist, who was refused permission by foverncr Whitman t. j

i battle .Jack I'illon in N-' l.'tK on tht

ground that he ran away from home to i

will not fight in i

ng ijs Whitman is !

Governor. This was Govern.. r Whit-j man's answer to a personal pica made: i

i by the Australian j ri the executive j chamber yesterday. j

escape military servie. startinsr March New ork State as be

FIG-HT DECISIONS

Evans in California; to Try Courses There. PAPA PEN A. March 0 Pharls ("Pluck") Kvans. th Phicaco golf expert and national amateur and open champion, arrived here yesterday to play golf, but wilt ,,,-,f undertake his mtmh-ad vertised plan to teach ball players bow to follow through This, he fears, would be a violation of the amateur golf rule. Tie will play over all the Southern Palifornia courses.

HOT WELLS. TEX;.. March Jim

! my Archer, Pub catching Etar,

! holdout. Handsome Jim said so him-j self yesterday while watching the! j Pardinals cavort. j "My arrival here has nothlne to do j j with baseball." said Jim. "I've Rot i I some land deals to look after. Wecgh- ' man has my salary request, and it's his ,

next mo e, . Archer is paeklnK around his base- : ball togs and explains them by an- ; nouneinsr he might as well work out as sit around. ; "No significance." said Hugeins, . scouting the report that Archer would j join his Pardinal crew. j

At Baltimore Kid Williams stopped

s sti'l a Benny Kaufman (10).

At New Orleans Jack Kubso heat Fal Moran (15); Kid Chip beat Young Kid Herman (1C).

Add Horrors of War.

NCW YORK. March 7. The high price of war will have quite an effect on the cost of golf accessories this year. At least one well-known ball will be sold retail at al $1 eech. and clubs. Purs, and golf clothing are du to take wings unto themselves and fly beyond the res ch of ordinary mortals. Not onlv are prices liiKh. but quality in Rolf irood? is decret-tr-ing. Plubmakers bewail bitterly the lack of suitable shafts, and comments on the leather that is offered for grips is generally more emphatic than complimentary.

AThTLacTelpbia Bobby- Seya61rTsceot Jack Dunleavy (6); Billy Hiaes beat. Mnckle Sjley (6).

Eclipse Dump Box Compan

Manufacturers of the

FAMOUS C0M8INATI0I1 DUMP AND SERVICE BOX 226 Fayette St. Telephone 1436 Hammond, Indiana .. ssssMsllsWWM Expert Automobile and Engine Overhauling and Repairing Auto Accessories. Agents for Firestone Truck Tires. under the supervision of Arthur Howard, expert machinist. Manufacturers of Truck Bodies and Form-A, II-D extension for Ford tracks. All kinds of grocery delivery bodies. Also all kinds of Forge and Iron Work a specialty.

Are You n

"Jus! as Goo

99

-1

UO

j I- ' v t - 4 iJ (1

No doubt you've heard people say: "My player piano is not a Straube but it's just as' good.' People who do not take qualit- and reputation into consideration always mahe apology that, it is "just as good," even when it is a very inferior article.

r tt

Are never sold on the ' $un for 2T9" n'an. You can't fell a $100 n.'amond for $21.50. Strauce Soio-Harp Players rc-pre?o.nt the highest musical worth In real quality art., workaianshly, durability and from the Inception of this wonderful player creation, natality ha nevr

bn skimped for price. Never forget you r.a.y poi-n:.-s. ; codir.es." PRICES $450, $475, $500. According to Catin-gt.

tjlfc MllTllMl liitil MT

STRAUBE BLDG., 631 HOHMAN ST. PHONE 661 HAMMOND.

a

." , .t ' if:.77' ifd X8 r a a m rr?: 'ROTH'S ORG iTRAi 6M" Wiiuiia' iSui it UfR A" .