Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 3, Hammond, Lake County, 20 June 1918 — Page 9

Thursday .Tamp 2( 1018.

THE TIJTliiO. Pane Nine m 11111 Famouns Athletes and Trainers Off to France. Whist Hounds, Red Paint, Good flight Very Prominent Hammond Men Are in This Tale of Woe, But of Course We Can't Give Their Names. borne . lO ? jr r - i " - 1

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.i.ii.niis are suspicion--, e ,h-.m they imp"o the pr

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tii- .-Our ?;.(. Hut tin? k uith a better i'ouisilo'i

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. fi-iooii. "o floors '--r a orta;n fivp a inl ten rt store on Xohm.m s;rpt thrp is a 'f room ".l-.;" numhtT.' of the b'-"st "ovn prfossionsl ami bii5inos. mon ' Hammor.il at- -art to f.r8aih--r " con i lve ;it h--ir f 'i or;l pn-stinto hist. Ijrtng thos- ginu's ihy ar proi'nably altcmtine pvouinjr mo Ling. of

ctorates. consilt 1 insr erave rrob-

:n:? of I'ViMio usiportnnop or ervini? "n rtiissions of nvri y, all rccprdin to L' mannpr of :!ibi ihy rrc.-parp !n Ti ancf bf'for If avlnjr th- hufom of :r respective farniiiop. or rather the t pectivs bussoms of their oh. tlx it u;' ; o sviir yourself. ',' h" whist game? a -e long- stn.linfc r.r 1 ouasl-rubl ie. It h3 even been intimvrti by loose tfinfiifd 'niiivuluais that i' n the turn of a r.irl rested the ref : -nsibi'.ity cf buyn.y the ice cream ."irdoe?. Put the !otlner n tve r,evr ca'..cht an iiii'm; of the proceedings un',1 an untoward th:nj? happened this we. 1 The front of the ten cnt store nhirh on acrount of th-1 nrtwrt i.sin ennrot be ranie here was rfivinx a fresh coat of re-5 p&tnt. At the threshold of the on'y en'rariio tr 'he statrway lhnt left. is to the renrje-. ou: ef the whist hound an abundance of the scarlet i!q'j;'I was spilled. ' was th hoiir that sraveynrds and Io?:rs yawn when t jr.ldwrek whist Eq::0 brok i:p and th p3ars cnoje r-n thi stairs tn tbir waUinc mach :-jes. Home w---i thev to copipH m

in red

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inw ia t." 1 pa oit A sr. -11 became l.r lad.s i ii a t in

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:s i es '.iiiKd to tie !" e:ul spread -.. o:;t lvitb piitraiu'r t a ran.; existed aii'.e as

that on the hnli m.(;s U is 1 ik ' t here wi inp rnsaRoments the and tnanv i-. frt-cUs.

ii be a few press- j next week or so J i

1 i TARGETS ATTENDED!

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A o;nihr of we'! kr.onn V"hnins men have orfranized a trapshooters club, and iith the permission of the fity council have installed a tarset at the Vh1tins: park wh'ie a!! contests are to be he!d. The fir.'t meet will be held at the "HTutir.tr city park on the lake front on next Saturday. .Tune 22nd. at 1 :30 p. in. At this tore th.1 old timers and th"

! becinners ;' part icirnte in the shoot

nr.il visitors will be welcome.

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5 ' if K.v.r Known .uniene ?.iin. l-'iank I..." yuniby and

M .". A to ro t'amers have

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jACIfWCCE, TRANK LtWIMJY, BWIOLfVLTJ trainers Sparrow liouinson. .Ia tt Man or .;

l')ne Ful i '.7. have answered the call n fth

Wf il t'.dl-T ;W . :.f JiO'i'-. '.'ST.'

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J)peed Speed!

You owe it to yourself and

your country to make every minute count. Use

your car passenger or commercial ro ine limn.

to Franie n train ar.d l''ady been sent, hut t

pi ide b :h" V. M (". A. director?

er.te - fat'n lie addition

V me r i can f these

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soUlitrs. Man." looked on Willi

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T he ?prinen'd (Mas b"re show his been declare, off. the Government having taken over the grounds for war purposes.

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'"'hristir.n I'hristersen around p'blet e wbo won

s ent -fi e cups in competition entered his name for v. ar sen tc; may be pivn an athletic position

a clever n'i- j of the eac.t courses on the At'antic ti mdal and j sff.hoard. be on. r.ed Jur.e 21 wi'h a

series of contests between women Hi.Hi.atiC stars.

the V. II. V H of Dai.e by

"..I h.s first ctii his best feats v. 1 M T . when h I've different sp hour, iiiiirolv, bi

walk inc. swimming- and nt mutes. 4 5 2 a seconds.

has

a nd with

' h ir ' -f ou r cq rs

Icfii. and has (k"n nsh p papers. One of s in ('hieago. Aumi-t on '-icii five miles in rf ,n les tl.an an yole ndm. ninnms.

rowing, in 54

Save for the Child Until he can Save for Himself Inculcate the precepts of saving in the child, and when he grows ud he will not depart from it ! START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT at this Bank for the "Kiddie."

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Pick f'ur'ey. i he Frooktyn boxinjr manager, has !.wd a bifr auditorium in New Havfn. " 'onn . w here h" uii con-

V-' tra.-k teams h-ive v. rn tli inter-co'lepia-title nine times, storms 7 3 points.

IV. s' To In ' ha hed.J'cl and tii'-

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CTiies ai ded.

BBDHE GflDVE

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Uncle Sam pushed the clock ahead one hour to

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v.- eive more iient.

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XV" Take advantage of it.

aamuei r. voit, presiaencoi tne united states KUDDer Company, helped awaken the country to the economic value of the automobile last fall. He said "Everything on wheels must be used and mobilized. "The automobile is second to the railroads as an adjunct and supplementary to them in collecting and distributing merchandise. "Owners should use their cars, both passenger and commercial, more and more." Make the most of your car by using the tires that will extend its usefulness to the utmost. Use good tires United States Tires. They last longest and carry you farthest at least cost. There is a United States Tire for every car or truck to guarantee uninterrupted service and greatest economy. Our nearest Sales a nd Service Depot dealer will tell you which ones will serve you best.

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united stares iires are Good Tires

duct box ms s h

race in the fait.

Columbia t'oHej ' ' 1 ! y trait!:tt for i c t h lei ic tminnit J i i..mpu!"ry in t ii.

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and a six-day bio;

w ill introduce mi'i'I student; and tnak or p'-i sical cu'nii e fall.

TO MEET LOWELL i CHOWDER'S RULING ! in nnr tiiip

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Hov 'Work or Firfit' Edict;

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together a seiect s r.r.r , nesJ and ponies ( . t -,hi i Head i il Ic. I c . i. :i : r rnsU.n'J s.hov. :s the 1st Hoiton. ! A fine'.:, e'j'iipr'ed n jieady in Knjj-'.aiid for i j i 'arad.an Military A t h i e London ara. The s-ro' , but y. on the n:i: b s; ! i was ,f-r innnv snsnis ! l i ks' at hie' to ' ,' - i f. r run v ' ci' the b i v ' -.- ,t i" --. ' v ; oi d and ' I required each siuden; t.-.

i year, which admits hun ' in.io. ; por'.i i ' m '. i . ", tic jevrn then tne ad. of. or 1 era le.

":rs is (tel'ir. f hack"y h.ir. r;. t a N ev. p.o t . i other Now e?t ji'jfiii from

LO'.VF.l.l.. INT).. .line 2". p.wn "7roe. the itani that ha, troun. ed near-1-. ali lomrrv t(:i sa.., a- hasebal'. '.'ill tu i.o or; the l,ovet (r.?n nex' Saturday fieri. ..en rt the ,,-,,. ;,-,,.,

diamond The Hoor.e i ;-(,t rr, Imie

; arson, the Il'h-on stai. r.s 'hf I er. In a jcsri.e !a I ..;nd; t I 'he ;';iia!.-.i univrliity team

I k o;-e r . e j - i

c.'chh. t the

Will Affect Baseball to Be Decided Socn.

vts p round is ti'ii' of t. tt ic A f i lalK'ii, 1 i d is a: Nor- j f London, an" . u"cd li. bank i I

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or THE.

WA.'HIN'ITDN dice 2" tious at t'r.u est Mai-h:d 'ieo. ( i'tfice ye'tevda;. vvcje tli:'t ould h :.omp;ed front ile tiiTht" ok!i'" for the reir.a'nd' present sesaon. A decision

!r.d;ca'rov. d' r'-" has. ha 3 i Work or r of the V. ill he

Don't Throw Your Old Tires Aw:;y

f 1 I ft j HEAVY 1 : (P,KREH i; .il

HEAVY

'JUND REBUILT

CORD TYPE TREAD

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q l.r. idce. havf f. e pu rv

First National Hammond, Indiana.

ank

The Ponni-f' id has been rectared h i-, iid taken over

( Mas ho: r.T. ti-e co ;iie jiro-jiid!

"post .

Kxport of war horses ton. -lied a new low water mark in March, w hen only t.,V'"' head were .-n! abroad. The nir.n-

If- ' ' Rint " .

! Bones iu fA Pointed ''-' 'i'P,

Coti i&bv

Make War On

Traitorous Feet Wear the RICE & KUTCHINS

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FTER a Jcug walk or a hard day's work, yemr J. feet Co back oa you traitors to you in this time of nadonol crisis. You can't afford to harbor traitors. What caolte traitorooa leet? Pointed, booa-bendmg, "lbioacb?c" shoes. Saoh thoaa oaje Cat foct, corns, bnioi, cailouMs, birowa oaiti, twiitod toea. Throw asroy yor narrow fhoc ffwsti. And eotoe to M for Educators, dsiiaed byscientiot to"Sat tfa eet jrowu tbeytboald." Rersetnber, It is oot an Educator Shoo sdIcm atamped CDtJCATOa co the ote. There oaa be no prctactioa atrocq(er than thia trad mark, for it tncsrta that behind every part ct tba aboe atuida responsible raanoiaotorer. Made tor Maa, Womih Chu vsum b7 lUco & liutcciti, loo., Bo!oau

er of ot'i pa v ea r.

mnies sent d wi'h It.

Sr.

v a 1 . 2 n n March

eliEi-ICAti IIAOUE.

1 W- f- : Mos..n ..nj 2 i Ne-v Vork 111 ; ! i 'i"i land . :;; ;c

bi.t t he V. hl A' ;

!ts. and Vas'i iu.''"n . is mod- 'iit J.o:;is ; I. M'-:t ... 2'"' I'hi 'adel rh a . ... . 2'1

Teaterday'a Kesnzta. 'lev eland. 6. I'bioago .". N"" Toik. ! Washington, a I'hiiadclpla, 5; Boston. Petroit. 7: St. l.ou'S. U. Qamii Today. I'iei.elar.d at I'hicago ,A ash inst n at New Tu flu'.adeiphia at Boston.

fide public be! v as stat ed.

re the end of the w?k,

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It -.'.a-; i llo-.v . .I :o b,..-ome Vnown .- ria;. i the mai-.r y.-j;s not broucht t".;c 'l.n. i"i.iv. d'r "ii app. al of a

co- I'll! of a local boa' d. of the io major leagues rase tht ouch counsel, aci f prcsem a 1 1 . s of the

uial i "otT'iiiis'ioa and the American National Leagues

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Jl'T UFA AtE THE SKLMI H WOHN O : vA"e completely reru'd r.id worit tie-. rtrn' hraker strip, rew fabric and a henvy Iaeof Goodyea- I ubhe . makoi? a . .'n,!;. :i'i.'.' heavy black coi d tread t'-pe i :,-. ,::.- c- r'St in appearance and as s. rv; ra'.'!? as now, at. I-? tnan 1-3 its origino! cost. o..n l fR 4000 1I11K. Prieen for Hehiiildingr Worn ("nstna- ', t 7. S JI2 50 Txr.j ji.v.s re t r .? ! 4 11CS : 1 v 4 i T : r.;'4 it.7? rsx4 l "5 ." - 1 J 2.S r.fi 4 i- ; i sn V.'e htve in stock for sale at present a f ;ii c :.e standard make rl.-es . impif-td;' ter.i': .t'i the new hes.vy black cord Ijpe tread, at a . a . .115 of at least CO per cent.

NOTICE Thl work mint be la no manner confused with tha so-called "Ordinary retread." Our method la tha orlffdnal factorr rebuilt

'"all at our local salesroom and exam. re :;-, . r ginal heavy hnnd rehu'lt cord type t .ts . n d'splay. The oricrinal finished product locks likt r.ew. Open eveningi and part Sundays.

! . . a e r f I o m a The nuc-iir,!.-" ;,r,-ent.d thi coinpar a ' ic

Nat a nd

Harrison Tire Co.

jriaTrTi.ayB-j ?c.i hoiiman sr. hammoxd, in.

s show v ei nment i for war

a s

The ba-.ba'! noeul laid heavy emphasis "ii ihr claim 'hat base!. ail should

.c pre" n il because u keeps

the pub- i

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3JATIOI4AL LEAGUE. W. t..

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The heavy in . st n if nt s in basvhall prop erlv also v.eic argucri a a reason why

no ac'.mn sho.:hl be taken which might j cause s i i"us financial l"ss to a large (nil jp of m! ores' j

I'rowfh r to'd I lie 'V c-iia lion he

ret.

W 1 1 h i Ic ap nip ; : rnnd i ss race vrii si ii due 1 O month. Thc.ni i W. Murph fi.iinv h..rse in training i "ov lias sixty -eight and !; Si C' lTl.

cull 1 tatt ! loi. al V air r i Jeers

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i'ori;eii no! i o! if g:,'tto t i a the la--1 four . .':! l lev r :

etSiiy has won the iinp. ii and In Id ohai-.ipioi.sh ! i t v' .ais in r resi5ion. and

' Cotton . . . . j i iticii.-iat , .. j I I'hi'udHphiH I ,!r rl j I''! ' Sinn ! h . . I'll ' ST Lou is . . . l 'i J Yesterday's Kesults. ! i 'hirag... I : rittsbiirgh. n.

, ieti

I w oi ! ej i mil r ' t onv r r.ieiit

d ci.-

' s early as

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ooiii v n.

Tii- rT.llotm seneduied f,,r ; h hi. 'leorpia -vet sity v ii! soo

pt. f c h m n i p i o n s h ; p un t-er v i i ! nrit be and ."o'unihia um!ii tile organisation.

J: New York. 1 Philadelphia 2 and I'inciiinaii

Philadelphia v. li! (! jn'. door s i! inn ip g season, a'the annua! eek'y t delt hia Swiromins "iitb. the il'rmniti.'.'.ii t'lui: 'Mr-adov. brook ,'iub aid I N. .!. Ya.ht I .Tub v ! ' cccering a!! !hf i!i'Oan..

a great ou'in addition to of the Phdaat Lafayette t i.Tuli. tii!he r:,v.ri'.'!i hold event"

lioston. 1

St. J.ouis

uled. Oarr.ei Today. i liiiago rt Pittsburgh. Post on at Philadelph'a N'e-.v York at Prool.Pti 'ui.-in nf: t ! at St. Loui.

ihed-

CHIP DN THE TRAIL j OF DEMPSEY BATTLE

Easterner Thinks He Can!:?

Use McGoorty As a Stepping Stone to Big Bout.

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Tii'.ma" W. Slini'lii famous trainer and driver oi" !ig!n h.irr.e s horse"!, ( to gi.e e Red I'ro-s dav at the Hudson Kiver di i'. mg park. ' a hkeepje, Saturdav. .lone 22. L'ix ii i bit ions hv tlire v o'-hi's champions will hf among the v-nis. Th- fn'ae juoceeds will be turned over to ihe p, ,i i'ioss. riiree-

champion pa-er. will go

PETE HERMAN, ! CHAMPION WHIPPED

IN STREET FIGHT i s

N':V OH t. KAN'?. LA. .tur.e 20 Per? Merman, h.Mitam hamp.on, H rjP. c is-ion ro Lot;ii Lamia. barbir. late Tuesday nirnt. L'ernian i'!:iim ;'nat

teorse 'Tin', matched to meet Eddie M '1 loort v at Kacine next Tuesday night, has his eve set on Jack Denipsey. Though only a middleweight, he believes he can defeat the i-tubma rine Destrovr -t." At least, he is willing to take

chance, ''hit w in imnd condition

j for Mciioorty and the so'dier-ftghter 'will have his work cut out for him. t'bjp ha taii.ie'J the het and toughest i ltd" in the (tame. He is awkwardly

Lamia kiied him in the stoma, b. Tne i f'Kht has caused a lot f talk. ib mi-in i ias turned over to Ihe n;ia' a ithoti- i '.- after being arrested by the police, j

turn 1 . 1 : f. 6 .

an exhibition mile. Direction 1 was -px -p -Rjr TJ C? T1 XT "PTTT TfYKT driven to his record by Murphy. Miss j li-J".- Oij i -X UJjAWXM Jlarris M . the first racing mare to be t BOUT IS SURE driven a mile in .":0a. will also perform . in a mile test, and The n-'i! Lady. 2:03 MTLYVATKEE. V!P.. .Tue 20. The .hampion as a t wo-j ea r-oid and a three- Demnsev -Fulton batMe at Pa.Lmore will

lrivec. b Murphy. ' th'oujfh as s' hedul' d. according to

Df mpsey s attorney. Kay ( arinon. riempsey and Kearns are in the city for

(lever and carries n kick in ei'her hand a kick siilTiccnt lo step his opponent. Mc'Jooitv in'f feailng his rival

Pmce Mike O tinuil

ciiampion. refused to

middleweight I

take issue with I

ear-old. will ulso be

Alfredo rc Oro was first champion as far back as 15S7. 'vhfii lie won the pocket billiard (pool title. Since then, over a period of thirty years, he has almost continuously held either the pocket or three-cushion crown, and for a time he held both titles at the same time.

jthe hearing on the Reisler-Dompsey jmbroftlio.

FRIEDMAN IN GO TO-NIGHT

A football game between Dartmouth and Pvracuse is scheduled for the To'io itrounds. New York ci'.y. Saturday, October 26.

THICAOO.

a nd for

I Ghetto liRht weight

Tune 2n. bailor Friedman

McGoorty. Kddie has gained a world of J ., e .3 n .i a li , rt- i 1 1 lo r i nt A Vi f no !

with a enteance. ICddie, in shape, is

dangerous and he certainly is in shape

RICHIE SIEBERT BOXES POO ROCKEFELLER JR.

Take a Victrola on1

Your Vacation'

Trip

will purchase this small Victrola. It is so compart

that it can easily be included It plays Victrola records as

perfectly as the larger machines. You can add ot'O more pleasure to your camping enjoyment by taking a $22.50 Victrola along. Many splendid records are here just suited for your vacation music. We will pack the Victrola for your trip. Make your outincr doubly pleasant. Victrolas from $22.50 to $395 Records for All Machines. Straube Piano and Music Co.

531 Hohman Street. Phone 66

in vour vacation kit.

Brighton Beach swimmins; pool

CAMP GRANT. ILL.. June 20. In p bout given for th" entertainment of John I. Rockefeller. Richie .Siebert of Haniinond won in oai fa'hioti over

Manager Kd White left yesterday ! Willie Sherer. s.iwiin three knock - R-iek Island, where tonieht the! downs in round on.-. Siel- r' i exi . .

hooks up in a ten- featherw eicht champion 01 isconsm

round contest w ith Al Thomas, krown ' and now n litntvvetght. He : a meni-

on in Aghtinr circles as K. O. Gorman. bcr of the ISlsl brigade, C. 1

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