Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 172, Hammond, Lake County, 11 January 1918 — Page 3

Friday, January 11, 1918.

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REMO VA L NOTICE

FRANK SUTT1N, The Jeweler Wishes to Announce that Monday he Will Move From 523 Hohman Street to 234 E. State Street To larger and much better quarters. Commencing Tuesday, special reduction in prices on Diamonds, Watch-

w , ucwcujf wm ue uneiea at our new location, wawn inis paper lor our announcement.

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By JIMMIE Dl'XN' MANAGER OK JOHNNY KILBANE, E E ATI! EUWEIG HT CHAMPION) (Written for the United Press) CAMP TAYLOR. LOUISVILLE. KY.. Jan. II. Eoxing Is ons of the worlTs greatest shorts and I b.l;e-e it will play a great part in the war. Tn the front line trsnches in Francn i.here Is much hand-to-hand fighting. The averags mn when roused to iight?ni anger reaches out for his adversary, grabs him an then they lnsn time In rolling around to sea which !. the Ironger. If those men wr trained lexers that would never happen. If one of them should be a trained boner it would be an easy matter for him to smash out with a right or left the point f the chin and then it wou'i.t hi eurtains and the prison cage. It i. Just as g-nocj ne giving: your enerry n:i nnsesthettc.

Th" pysteni'I use in teaching the bc-s ' of Camp Taylor how to box Is a f.iir.pi one, ye! to underta rvl it thoroughly ', it should be seen. I can't begin to tell the grace of action, 'he coordination of .

Imus-ie and eye, and the othr things. ! j I hesiu with fi class cf 2v .ddi?rs j

I train thrro for t n o weeks and then I begin or a nw olas of the sir.? sire. When the hoys irave they aie detailed : mound the barrack to tach other men, j I take the boy, fifty nt a lime, four!

times a day. By thic method I have given th rtniinv-nts cf hoxlna to more than 1. ""'''"! s-ildier sir.ee I ca:r? here. I work from a platform, with my class of fifty standing: in front of r.,. f 'each thr;i how to hold their hands, how- to turn their bodies, and how to move tb!r feet to got the rp-st fro-u ea:-h action. Their bodies must be behind 'very yurtt.. They must learn how to .f; away from ea.. h punch.

Notre Damo Athlete Enters Navy as Seaman OJUSAT LAKES, 11,1,., Jan. ll.A husky, well proportioned younfater took bis place 1 t detention camp here yesterday with one thousand other tackles from Chicago. He gave the name of Charles Bachman of Chicago. A orief quia on the part of Ensign Jack Kennedy disclosed that Bachman Is the crack athlete of Notre Same University who was selected as All-American guard for two seasons. He also was a star track man. Bachman played prep football at Euglewood high school In 1909, 1910 and 1911. He enlisted in ladl. anapolls as an apprentice seaman la the regular nary.

MAY BRING TITLE TO GREAT LAKES

You'll Be Amazed at the difference between the old shoes sent here for repairs and those you receive back again. Our shoe repairing is really shoe rebuilding. The work is done on the latest shoe machines, euch as are used in modern factories. Send us ' a pair yon can't wear. We will mai.9 them sa you will be gl3d to wear then).-

STANDARD ELECTRIC SHOF. pt!patt?twy

AL ABRAHAMSON, Prop. V rnVr e-r

I don't let :ny class do any boxing" at all. They must first learn the fundamental principles, following- ray hands as I outline the movements. It is 'my belief that any young man who knoWa how to box will make a g: eat ba; onet f ghter. He knows how to move., how to stf back, how to shift.

and how to get Ins weight behind the point when jabblrg with the bayonet. He also knows how to avoid thrusting ef the enemy, a distinct advantage. I once saw a boxer give another man a baseball bat and bet his adversary he could not touch him with it. The boxer took the bat away from his opponent three times with ease and never ivaa touched. That taught rr.e far more than anything else could the value of boxing as a defense.

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Fulton Knocks Out Tate in Second Round

JOPLIX MO , Jan. 11. Fred Fulton, nho was disqualified In his first fight with Harry "Texas" Tate st Little Uock. Ark., three weeks a(to. secured vengeance last night when lie knocked Tate out in th; second round of their bout here. Tate novcr had a chance to land from the tap of thi gong. Fulton went after his man at the start, and it was only a question of how long the Texan could last. A right to the Jaw ended the battle.

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Ertle to Fight Herman For World's Title

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 11. Johnny Ertle, contender for the bantam-weight boxing championship. yesterday was signed to box Pete Herm&n. champion, for the world's championship at New Orleans on Feb. i. The length of the bout ten, fifteen or twenty rounds will be determined later. Ertle has canceled an engagement to box at Philadelphia on Jan. IS. but will take on Kid Wolfe at Cleveland the latter part of this month as a workout for the championship engagement.

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Owen Moran British Sergt.

SA.V FRANCISCO, CAI,., Jan. 11. Owen Moran. former f eatherweitrht iioit-

er, la a sergeant in the British army.

according to ad'ces received here yesterday from Australia. He enlisted under the name of Owen Morgan..

Savings Accounts In accordance with our custom, we will allow interest from January 1st at 3 per Annum Compounded semi-annually on all Savings Deposits made on or before JANUARY 18TH Lake County Savings & Trust Company State and Hohman Sts. ' Hammond, Ind. THE BANK WITH THE CHIME CLOCK Peter W. Meyn, President Jos. W. Weis, Vice-President W. C. Belman, Secretary-Treasurer D. T. Emery, Assistant Sec.-Treas.

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Grocery and Market 84 STATE STREET. PHONE 49 HAMMOND. GROCERIES

Large Jar 'Apple Butter, 5-pound jar Booth's Sweet Potatoes, Co. 3 can. Popular String Beans, Xo. 3 can. . !. . Helmet Pumpkin, Xo. 3 can Club House Tomato Soup, can Old Colony Coffee, per pound Manor House Coffee, 3-lb can Sunbite Cleanser, 3 cans

Pure Comb Honey

Club House Raisins, 1-lb package

BOWLING iT WHITING

The East Sid Maccabeea ar.d the Whiting Maccabees wiil roll a match tonight at the Bodney alleys in Whting. The Married Men's Club showed the "T " club how to get the wood. Wa?sko getting high game with 19? in the third game. The score: Married Men.

Hodney 153 177 Senchak 160 153 w.-,isko i5S H7 Gadish 173 16J

Perry AIcGillirrav. ' t retry McGillivray, swimming stai of national reputation row at tfc Great Lakes naval training station, is goine to do his best to brinj? a title to his camp. A number of other star swimmers are at the Great Lakes, including Herman Laubis and Bayard McClan&han, and these hoys plan to put the camp way out in front in swimming: affairs at least.

! ANOTHER BOY WONDER

No longer are those of the west elope !

0. the great divide obliged to listen in silence to the stories of the golf prowes of the villa e marvels of tender years who put su"h towns as Atlanta. Ga . and Chicago. 111. on the map. Out in Utah the other day, George von Elm. fifteen years of age. won the 1. 'tah state ohd rr pior.ship by defeating Thornton Gilmer, the 1312 champion, by 3 and S in the final. The match was played at the Salt Lake City Country Club. The youngster was ten up on the first eighteen holes.

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Grover Alexander is so happy at being traded to Chicago that he ays he will be glad to enter the array when his draft number is called.

On the theory that charity begins at horr and ends there. Je?a Wi!Ia-J and several other fighters announce willingness to fight for charity.' In their cases It It mostlv "end;."

Vidal Elected Captain

of West Point Eleven

j Ortega Outfights Al M'Coy j OAKLAND, CAE., Jan. 11. AI McCoy j is a nice young man. but he didn't show

much 3 a scrapper, according to fan?!

who watched Battling Ortega defeat him In a four round bout here Wednesday riitrh'. McCoy had a 'lock-in" in

j only the second round. j

.When Charley Weeghman couldn't buy Rogers Hornsby he said in an offhand manner "All ri?ht, we'll make one' ' Just like a smoker after unsuccessfully t-rying to bum a rig :u cite. 1 we could do as we'd like to

statement should be of great value t'awn McGraw if he couid convince himself that losing- the world series was merely a state of mind.

Mike O'Neill may bos Cards. say a headline. We don't know any thin nbout him. but we'll bet if a man by the name of Mike O'Neill started in t- ":- S3 anything he'd make a pretty good Job of it even if he had to use a pi.': handle.

After disappearing since Lab'-r D-;-, Jack Curley had a good chance to niak u dran-.at;-- entrance when Fred Fultoi arrived.

There is something we would do. Arid that is. swat the guy -who chirps "Is it cold enough for vou?"

Harry Garfeld says being without coal is merely a stats of v That

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Michalec 160 US Roots ii2 IBS Kick 158 ISO Spokes 163 143

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NOTHE DIME ATHLETES GEI IMPORTANT DATES Basketball and Track Card Heavy Big Contests in Prospect.

WEST ,FOIXT, T., Jan. 11. Eugene tt. Vldal of South Dakota has teen elected captain of the United States Military academy football team for the season of 1318. He is a member of the class of 1320. in ;2 years old. and weighs 175 pounds. Vidal played half back on the army eleven fall because of a har.ing episode last fall because o fa hazing episode with which he was associated. He formerly played football at South Dakota university.

Penn has been able to win something without the aid of Howard Berney. It happened to be a class lournament-

i The New Tork National eague el-. j announced yesterday that Charles M j T.vbea'j, veteran pitcher, of the team j l.aa signed a contract for ISis. TeV 'sa is the first major league player tsign a 1?1S cor.tra-f.

About the only difference between Fulton snd Carl Morris seerrs to be tb.3t one used to be a plasterer and the other a railroad man. !

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Prime Rib Roast, rolled Xative Sirloin Roast ..

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j NOTRE DAME. 1XD Jan U.j Coach Harper has announced the 1918 j basketball and track schedule of Notre

jjame. tt is as follows: j Hasketball January 1;, Valparaiso j at "ore Dame; January 19, Western j State Normal at Notre Dame; January ; CI. We bash at Notre Dame; February . 1, M. A. C. at Lansing; February 7. M. j A. C. at Notre Dame; February 15, Waj bash at Cran fordsville. j Track February 23. Hlinols at j Notre Dame; March 2, .Illinois reiay j carnival at Urbaua; March 3, Michigan j at Notre Dame; May 4, Illinois at VrJ bana; May 13, Michigan at Ann Arbor; j June 8, Western conference.

j ne rooioaii uates wni be announced In a few days. Purdue ar.d the Army are assured on the calender. The Great Lakes naval training station team is also in prospect.

Orpheum School FOR Dancing 152 State St., Hammond. Instruction claspca every Monday night new Ja.is and Walk Waltz. Wednesday nig'ut Waltz and Two Step. Friday ni,bt, One Step, Fox Trot and Waltz. Admission: Gentlenien, 50 cents. Ladies, 25 cents. Clasa tickets of 12 lessons, $5 for gentlemen; f2.B0 for ladies. Six private lessons. $5.00. HALL TO RENT FOR ALL OCCASIONS. PHONE 3323. Prof. J. Gregory Keane of Chicago.

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We are Obliged to Announce that on account of the recent extreme storm, it makes it very difcult in handling stock freight freight and express. However, we will do the best we possibly can to get a supply for our customers and our prcies will surelv be lower than the other fellow's.

BUEHLER BROS.

f "THE tremendous business Jf : 'r" jif ? J A enjoyed by our stores al! Jyfti4! A tlS $ '7 M j over the United States this JtLSfl AW .-i'i fj I season has naturally made Hj . Jifr'm IS I ouraccumulations of Broken 4&L v7'-- '-'fy J I Lots, Odd Sizes and Discon- vJ&W pjp rf I ilia nlX' if y W J tinned lines greater than f Mjk m Mt& J li I 1 For Men hC f'l StJK S 1 To clear them out auicklv. 1;I!L. nl f. -"f" . i H

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To clear them out quickly, so that by the end of this season nothing will be left over, we have reduced the price on every pair of these shoes to $2.45. Not a pair in this big sale is worth less than $4.50. While this sensationally low price applies only to Odd Lots. etc.. the number of

pairs on hand is so large that you can easily jret your size in the model you prefer. You can imagine the rush that will follow this iinnouncement so be on hand early TOMORROW SURE !

Slippers 39c

60c Slumber Seeks 39o 10c Dr. EWmsrd's Cork and Hair Soles o 10c Dr. Bernard' Cushion. Cork and Soft Soles ..."7c 10c Guaranteed Corn Cur.7s 75c Ketiey Overgalters S9c

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