Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 259, Hammond, Lake County, 21 April 1921 — Page 1

99 'SON THE WEATHER. T"nettlcd nlbrr tonUht nnd Friday; probably tbontri find thunderstorm) cooler Frldiiy and In wnt portion tonight; frrah to strong sblftliiK nlndi. II. W. CHIEF Delivered by TXMiXS Carriers la KammnBa and Wert Hammond. SOc Per Month. On Streets &bd Iew Stands. 3c Per Copy. VOL. XIV. NO. 259. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921. HAMMOND, INDIANA

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YS SWING Secretary Mellon To Rush' Sale Regulation News. ( nt I.I.ETI V ; -ST-RNT!ONAL NEr'S SFRVlCt! W tHIM.TO, April 21. Great Britain gross In faror a thirst quencher for "dr." America. British tnri of nncient -lntge norr arc bcin .hlrpcd for medicinal purposes" to the Inlted Mutes nt the rate of a .,.irter of n million dollar a jenr. March khlpment f v. Inc. from London totalled ?"4-0O. ini i,n:ii ! S T FRS T!CN .M LLA'3 SES'v'IOE.' WASIIIr.TO. April -1 Keoriranimtlon plam now being considered by rhe new ndmlnUir.tlon rontravlntf the transfer of prohibition enforcement from the treasury department to the department of Justice, it w ofTIrialy nnnouneed todny by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon. It l ep-ctcd thnt the plan U1 go through and become cffcctie In the near future. BY W. '.1. ATXLNS 'STiCF CO?RiSPCNCNT I N. SESVICtl WASHINGTON. April -I Tn "drys " today s.vuns into action for a finish fight to prevent beer and w.nfe sales on doctors" prescriptions. C--n- i tirsu is thc'.r objective. Their battle plans, art dun n and arc to be pushed J w ih ail the legislative cunning for) v. hich past prohibition victories have . ":i noted. IHIVW TO l.KAIl FIGHT. j l.'r.'i;r th leadership of William Jennings llryan th "drys" were rough! t g ther m a concerted move' o compel an immediate reversal of a recent opipic-n of the department or j jstice. which thicw into the discard on-.s of the more stringent rules of the prohibition bureau. The "drys" i ;liy charged thit the objectionable p'nton drafted for the treasury by former Attorney-Gene ra! Palmer, be fore he left office, is the '"opening n'f.ijc of the vets" to restore the; : . q i r t r a f r '. c . I III! V BITTHIS. i i Co. Rryan was particularly Slitter j ".'day in discussing what he termed Vie disastrou.-, results which may foil j the Palmer opinion, authorizing beer' tnU s ine sale?. In hj.i opinion it will ransforni drug stores In tide-oprn -s!ons. V-hrh e ther prohibition lsa1- J rs ?.!r. liryan arranged to make a tsror.-tja drive at onop opi.ri the ad ministration to "Kill the Palmer diet, and to baik the issuance oi cc-r end nine regulstions. ii;i.i.o 1MM, no. I-'rcm the treasury came word today that secretary of the treasury Meil n with genera! supervision in prohibi- ' ion enforcement affairs, will decline io have a review made of the opinion .nder attack, but v. lil proceed with 1 aste to promulgate the regulations, ;iacing beer and v.ine tho market for sale to those l'gaiiy entitled to 1.' u i . The "dryM have turned ajra'n to the e ttorney-genera!, in the hope that he "111 voluntarily dig up the Palmer opinion, and re-consider the proisions :n u chiefly under attack. MAY TAKE FIGHT TO Pll K.ir)IlT. Resourceful "drys" may take their light to till president and ask him persr-naiiy to intervene, it developed 'odaej. They assort that under the proeeeduie existing the president oould instruct the attorney-general to re-tpen the. "hole subject. The ground work for tli drie upon congress as laid today by Mr. Bryan ;,nd other aekno-.vldged prohibition chiefs, in pers.,nai talks with leaders at the capito. The quiet maneuvering deVP;or,e,j a rarrct purpose by the "drys" to preSS the matter of further eightening tho V-.ls.etad law. as soon ns possible to upset the effectiveness of expected administrative regulations. f PT.AV OK Tllll "I1RV"." The plan of the "drys" is to rake forth th so-called exemption in the Volstead la-v, governing liquors, wines and beprs for medicinal purposes, replying on their r.tr ngth in congress to spike them -with amendment? so restrictive that it will make it almost impossible to obtain liquors for medicinal needs. Legal experts of the "dry' leaders were set. to work upon suggested change sin the law, ready to offer them. If other attempts to annual the !e-er nrd wine nrf,f.roi .. ! fa i ! u re. SHE'S ACQUAINTED WITH THE MEN UN TERNAriONAL NEWS SFRVIC.n EMM E TT SB UTtG. Ta.. April 21. H. 51 i Johnson is divorced from his wife today because Mrs. Johnson wrote to a des Moines newspaper offering to serve the sentence of Clara Smith Haitian in caso the latter were convicted of the s'ayine of Jake T Hanion. Judre Lee granted Johnr'on an absolute decree of d i "rce. Mrs. Johnson's letter said; "My pity for clara is ureal, because I know what de-jh, some men are.' OWN YOUR HOME

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WHATEVr.R became v "Scrubby" j Tuttle? WONDER how Oscar KrunbiHsl t young onions arc getting' on tnts year? j FLOYD K. JU'RIIAV is very particu-i lar about his preferred an J comtn-.n stock inti'rr f 1 i CHARLEY MflU'IIKY of Krook wir! m town islcidriy a ii'i Hammond is a liv cr town than ever w hen Chari'-y 1 h i t s 1 1 . j r-ASCI'.Abl. takes prMcatiiof ov-r politic?- in the barbershops which is a i sign the politicians are i:ot hitting as j they should- j I RAISE for tii- Pauiist choir i? heard on all sides, Many fay that, it is the best musical performance ever heard in Hammond. "PAT THE HA KBIT." broke into th. limelight today by taking bis annual automobile rule to see the Sox open their Chicago season. SINCE Atty. TV'.. J. AYhmery has had his Marmon gone ottr at the shops be is driving one of the sportiest looking cars in the n eig uhorhood. R. C. PIERCE reports a profita'o tuns nt the three-day meeting of tho Tri-State Circulation Managers hell this wet k at Indianapolis. THK dunes are calling once mori and the hikers are yearning for that great clean playground. In ottu-t word?, the sand hounds are loose. I'.i LL. HASTINGS says the real estate market is looking up and is working on the location i f a small Industry on the theory that every little b.t helps. PR. GCORGF; COOK had a new N"3sh coupe drawn up at the curb in front of the O. K. bilding this morning and proudly announced that it Is hls'n A. G. PERRY. 437 Adams St.. Gary, is the victim of an automobile thief who stole his Bulek car from Sibley street near the Lion Store last evening. I.EPS fa"o,ed rival candidates say that that mistake about Bill Schulte's party affiliation the ether dav was merely a frame-up in order to get two! front page stories instead of one. SCARES of Gary people attending the Taulist choir concert had their j first glimpse of the Parthenon and were properly impressed with its' superiority over anything in their tow n. L. Tt. TVTUGIIT. director rf the state highway commission, will conie fo Chicago to confer with Lincoln highway committee on th? building of ideal section of that Roadway in Lake c oi nt v, AVALTER F. MROZ of the Hammond police force and a fellow worker with Fermon Schultz. also a member of the Hammond police force, was in Rensselaer today, says the Rensselaer Republican. MRS. ESSIE COTLE who l asking for a divorce wishes the statement corrected that she lives at. Z'o Sheffield avc. Mercy, that Is her husband's address, She lives at "64 Plummet avenue. tTITlt th announcement of the ofr flcials for the Hohman street road race, the Hamond motorcycle squad came forward to a man an1 ,-nt,,n. terred their services as official pacema k ers. "WEST HAMMOND'S election went as exper-ted Tuesday. The Peoples Party won out from top to bottom leaving the official roster with a few exceptions, thine same as it had been f-r the last two years. GOSTLJN. MEYN & HASTINGS have gotten out a new and up-to-date, may of Hammond, the first to appear for a long time. The map includes the new Illiana harbor, which it is hoepd will be a faet before long. GEORGE M. CHAPIN, who b.s, his overcoat in the Lyndora a few days ago, has discovered that it was nothing more exciting than a mistake on the part of some one, who absen'mindedly picked it up. BILL P. MATTY has been itching fo get into the Hohman st. road race and It is rumored that he will appear soon with some sort of a speed contraption having two starting bars and a flywheel. He'll be a dangerous man. THE drain in front of the Lion Store on Hohman st. has "backed up" with the result that the street is flooded. A city employe has formed a bucket brigade of one and is helping the water find more suitable quarters. FEDERAL prohibition agents say that the Hammond police force is the most honest and efficient th-ey have ever seen, and they know. Perhaps that is one reason why all liquor cases under their jurisdiction are brought to Hammond. CANPI PATES who desire to get in a few good licks at campaigning have been hanging around the court house this week because of the unusual number of votes represented at the trials of the Nelson divorce case and the injunction suit. XO one w as more grieved to learn of ' the death of E. J. Stoeckle than Alder-j man Harry 'oorheis. "I worked for; 2f years in dispatching and telegraphing." said Air. Voorhels "and I nev.r j ran .-rr.s a finer fellow- than Ed! Stock'- bp- in (rain dispatching he .vas ,p againn a n-ir ve-rack ' n game

t nt i.i.i-; ri. INTERNATIONAL NEWS StKVICEl CHICAtlu, April 21. -Eive armed automobile bandits today held up John .-v Ambcru. v Ice president and Norton F. Stone, cashier, of the Hchrubfrt-Anilicrg .State Bank and escaped with $2j,f,.'0 In cash. Amberg and Stone weft in an automobile conveying the cash to tho Union Trust Co., v hen the. bandits halted their car, and compelled the bank officials to enter tli" robbers' machine. III 1. 1. Ill IN.I ' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERUCCI UPWARDS 11,1.11. 111.. April 21. Three masked h audits were frustrated early today in an atlonipt to roll the postofTice here. A small safe in the office of Postmaster Holz was blo-.vn. but nothing taken. Too bandits escaped in a high-pon, v r d automobile when officers h pproac lied the building following the explosion. The main safe in the postoffice will be opened by explosive experts. It was left . harg d by the bandits IBll.I.HTIA.I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Pt'KFAIX), N. Y. April HI.Three men were instn ntlv killed i and another seriously injured today when a Irf-high Valley locomotive blew up near the town of Victor. The dead: lid. .Sweeney, 4 0. e n g : n-e r r . Slmrtsvillp; Meil Smith. fireman. Short svi 1 1 e, and Kobe it Perry, braktman. Manetientc r. U. S. WILL NOT NIBBLE WITH JAPAN WASHINGTON. April 11 To. re w ill be fio '"nibbling"' with Japan in thf. controversy over t he island of Yap. it was indicated strongly at the state department today when attention was called to the number of reports emanating from Tokio and London and Paris concerning the probable tenor o.f the Japanese reply to Secretary Hughes' recent note. This government, it was stated, will maintain firmly the position that Yap is a former German possession which was surrendered by her to the alli.1 j and associated powers, e.f which th United States was one. T here will be i no deviation from that position. j OFFICIAL STATEMENT (We, tiie undersigned, the election commissioners for the City of Hammond. Ind., in order to place before the puhlic the facts in regard to recent developments in the corning primary election, make and publish the following statement: It having been brought to the attention of the election commissioners that Official Republican Primary Hallots wero being circulated throughout the city, the election commissioners Immediately investigated the situation and secured th" following affidavit from the responsible part; : a orv STATE OF I NO! .'. XA . COUNTY" OK LAKE: SS. Irving Chayken. being first dulysworn upon his oath, deposes and says: That on Monday, April IS. 1021. while in the press room of The Iike County Times, I noticed election ba'lotft for the primary election. Thinking that Ihese were sample ballots I took thjre or four of them from a stack which was being printed. These were taken without any authority "r permission from anyone, and without realizing that they were Official Ballots for said primary election. Said ballots were handed by me to candidates, and other persons interested in knowing the list and position of the candidates on the ballot, and were not taken with any intent of being usd in anyway in connection with naid primary election, and said ballots so taken hav e either been dent roved or returned to the electiin commission. IRVING f TH A Y KEN. Subscribed and sworn to before me, a Notary Puoillc. at Hammond. Ind.. April "0. 1321. (Seal) BERNARD C. GAVTT. My commission expires Oct. 1. 1321. The electlem commissioners are convinced that, the printers were without fault In the matter. The ballots ro taken were incompletely printed, and could not be usei in the primary election. However, the election commissioners, acting upon the petition of candidates and voters, have ordered the ballots reprinted or. different colored paper, to avoid any controversy or fraud at the polls. The responsible party is to pay the. additional expense thus incurred. JOHX AV. MORTHLAND, IJERN'ARD C. GAVIT. ARNOLD H. KUNERT, Election Commissioners TUTHILL DIVORCE SUIT IS DECIDED VALPARAISO, In.d. Arpil 21. The Tuthill divorce case from Lake county, one of the biggeot and hardest fought divorce cases tried in the Porter circuit court for some time, has been de cided by Judge Luring. tiie j idge granting Mrs. Pell Tuthiil a di'.nce from her husband. W. H. Tuthiil. and i $15.0rt alimony. Mr. Tolhili is a prom-L input Lake county man.

Seeking To Have Evidence Stricken Out Defense in Boycott Action Begins Its Side of Injunction Hearing ! Attorneys in the boycott injur.c! .oi: i . ... 'rial in the fOlDorior CO lift

.llll no -' - in Hammond are this afternoon arguing "i motions to strike out certain paTts of the evidence submitted in nffidav it form by the plaintiffs during i the first day of 'he beating. I Vs there ore over thirty uffidav i's i alone It is expected that this will - .jiiire considerable time although some of them were admitted on filing with out objection iy in? 'i".niun..-. Yesterday afternoon was consumed in introducing probably half a doz. n copies of the Central Labor Union News which until November 3 la.-'i venr was published at Gary and purported to be the official organ i t!o' Central labor Union. As V. Iv liuodleston. former editor of the pup-r. had disappeared from the ui t room u.nd could not be loeaUd, other nns s wet e cHiteu in oi u. i io . lish this connection etween the pa; and the unions. Huddleston was absent but the business manager testified. He col-It throw tho control of the paper by today no f the papi no light the union saving that Huddleston had hired him and he did not know who hired liu idleston. He described the methods of circulating and said that the bulk 1 tho papers went through th'- mails whiie a few were sold "very r? -asion-aily" on the streets cf Hammond. Last .'hicago and Gary. This was one it i points which the plaintiffs were .;J ' . I or t ie u llllt'il.'i a: r.i'i s sioj- i - . . . day afternoon nau testineu to purcnas ing two papers from pickets and .. having been given a third paper by picket but be could not identify th, ,i papers as be.in: the Central Labo I ill 'ii New s. : George Cupp testified during thafternoon and admitted that be tn.i I at least one other member of a com - ( mittee of six had prepared tio- nonce i calling for a monster stieet parade in I Hammond to show the department j store ov tiers that organu- d iabo. was i behind the clerks in the stride. ' When the plaintiffs this forenoon announced that they were through introducing evidence on the temporary injunction, the defense then took up th-:ir objections. They lirst went through the bill which had been filed in evidence and succeeded in having phrase and paragraphs stricken e,:t in a number of poioes. These were generally parts of the complaint which were held to be conclusions or masters of hearsay. From the bill they proceeded to the series of affidavits by the employers and some of their help, These tended to show that the public feared to patronize the Stores because ef tip threats which bad been mad- w h -mi the boycott was inaugurated. GIRLS ARRANGED Kansas City Girls Adven - ture Ends in a Farmer s Strawstack KANSAS CITY. Kan?.. April 21. "Sure vve were kidnapped, but we were wining to be," admitted Mildred Hardlnger, IS. today. one of the. "stolen" t;irls who kept the police of i this city and Kansas City, M"., ..n a j frantic search of tw o day s before I they were found late yesterday . Mar- I garet Hobbs. IT. the other "stolen "j girl, also admitted it was all a frame-! up in which Mildred was the must, i ; mind. The two girls arranged w itli James Curt in. 13. and Edward Harrison, lit. j to hold them up and kidnap them on Monday night. Mildred had asked Edward Myers and George P-rown to take them automobile riding on that night and had them stop the car at a pre-arranged spot. Curt In and Harrison then stepped out, pulled a revolver and ii'id up t blear. They ordered Myers and Prow n out of the machine, took their overcoats and money, and drove away with the girls in Myers' car. I But he adventure the party tool j planned proved to be. a fizzle. They rode aimlessly around tiie countrymost of the tim and finally exhausted and w eakened by cold ane e. psur-. j crawled into a straw stack Tuesday j night on the. outskirts of the city ' Dishevelled, dirty and bn 1 f-rt ar v. 'i they w ere finally rounded up late v :s-j terday. j All four are being held by the police- ! and the two youths implicated in tlir case will probably face charges robbery and theft. FAIL TO GET j FISHING LICENSE! WHITING. Ind.. April 21. Car; Miziah and William Na.lolskl were ar-i rested by Peputy Fish and Game Warden Paul Harber and J. P. Stony.ell for: fishing in I-ake George without a I!- : cense. Both men are Chicago residents and in default of bonds are locked up i THIEVES GET NOTHING BUT FEW TICKETS I SPECIAL TO THF TIM ES I FT. JOHN. Ind.. April 21. -Tao ves br.ake into Cue C. I. S. depot Mondav evening, but didn't lac- an; tii n; except a few tickets.

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OFFICES HELD ON CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER 1 v i. i aest oil li.e d- at 11 ' t and k illed avl v ( by Policeman Jack i ammoni police to;,o .j lo-ld on a chare. His bjtid is set at j t I f criticism has b' en j looting, involving the i i ri i n .'.'. H A great heard sine police d-o gu;H to deal partme r.t. If there is any I... placed in the affatr, .t t fall iin the Hammond l ore to i V i o and f definite, re-p. nsibi! :ty Is dac. I . it w ill fall en officer and not o, the department, n-n on the nnmmond force Is as to tic use of his revolver. n in the instruction book carcvery patrolman reads: (J w hat ei: cumstancf s may a use his pistol." A. He 1 h ry v. arned A sectirod by I nder 1 .. . ma n siioubi n v. r ei raw or ati'.rpi t-, sc 1 1- iCS'ol is- s. sue e X e e p t as in e x ' i aoru inary actual defense . life, when !. '. -weapon, or in the w n or another i if Ii a deadly ir d a t i e p i cha rged burg la ry. A ooor.i should it no 1-ie.hf ea.-e. th. Ida nod i in.-true ti. rsu:l of escaping criminals, vi-h great crimes, as murder, ursor. etc." ng to these inst r-jct io'ts. be ,i- - b -I tli.it Wright bad to ose lii revolver m the police department cannot . i any way for a violation of ns. y if .ifs wiih rumor.-, and Tiie eily i the in. f,i. gf-at d.-al . of Pult-'tl .11 pr.-t-ecutc tit coimoll I ai a: is e p.r t ed to d ra w i?r, r- st. The reiatives saci to he preparing to .iTo-or. Wright ii ion-o-i' aTair. WILL Bt UNIUNIZtU I iWoll Replies to Statements Made by E. H. Gary WASHINGTON. April 2 1 . Declaring that "the ster trust villi be unionized' and that "unions in I lie sterl mills t--day dom a r e. as cs.-ntiai ioi noniaii i.--.-they were in the c-tton mills of England fifty yeat oi I. V ice- pvrsi-b-tl t Ff dtrati'-n "f l.ai o,-. ' Matthew A merican issued a 1 1. Gary s r the h a i on II. -lull in' ii t coiiino n i mi ! report . "Judge clary s u"' iji'.iti t ha t th-: t he I end ! .ste.-l t rust w ill fi:;ht to again, t tia ie unionism is pe.-ted," Mi. v..!i said in nun!. not li is u ne . I '. atei accept' w ould1 I "Today the sleei woikcrs ord'rs- As union men they agree em terms. "W l.en i.at ion throve :ng Judpe Gary says tii at unionhe is simply means decay g; ol d i , v e - nothing bae vet- t ill premir.cs. ack o f those words There 1 i-M'i pt a d-si r I e d- ciari s I h jotiS fo be iTlil' t he u ',.1 :-. the ers. This is t . .b ra in c. 1 !. ! f rig ii t n the public. very existence of Unocal to i -,e int-rest of iii'il'.yer and the workLev ..nd all bounds .-t is a gruesome dit-t"r-t i To siy that it is rot true is i o brand i! in language ina dequat e. 'The work r rs w 1 1 1 i o 1 1 i -" i u is inirnical and as for th. icj,. that Is altogether! oi e w net h - r , e i r ini e I e -t i t ii i iie 1 l. a . I y e--, -il. '-i-i piaee-l .pialitied teal -v In m y q.Kn i a i 1 1 e , ! i ' - J upon trad, unionism tio. of aiii-'ioval,''

Other I. W. W. Defendants Reported Also To Have Escaped.

(TriCAGO, April 31. "Bijr Il'li" ll"yvood. leader of the I. W. h was presumed to have entered bt federal prison at l'ort ln ttisworlh. : e terday to complete the serving of n ;. en r prison senteiuie has escaped from the Kederal authorities and is n In Moscow, Tln-tsia. according to word re -ceieil here loua.. t.y United f a'."S P. trict Attorney t'h.-irles U. I'lyne. UNDID AT &IOA IIayvoC)d, according to ;!s'rict A : -loi-iny I'lyne'i; information, i-ai.ed "i 'io; s'o amfihip King i.Kcar atid land. ! st Riga. It is bdiev ed by tii2 Pistric. vitorney'F office that a number cf tb ', industrial workers of the v orld bo were to have begun their various rent feiieei; s-iinultaiio'iusl v with their 1?' ti er ha. e caped with him. EX ASS OP IK HTEW TOBX Ha; wood was last heard of in . e ,i York when on March 30 his tit torn vv :oriimuriicated with him at the 5? i trineLiberty's Society in West l!urt"oM-i street, Xtw Turk, wiitn tho supr.iri-. ce'urt upheld the I. V. ". tin. i' ti nis a f w days ago another effort v. n s made to communicate w .fh Haywood v. ; ; hoii ' succesf. EIPOKT IS MQUESTED An effort was being made today to obtain an exact check of the I. "VY. V,.' who were supposed to have reported at Lea veils wort h, Ivans , yesterday. An immediate report from Federal authorit it has been requested. Plstrict Attorney "'y oe v ;. uo io New York tonight to l.ln an investigation as to the authenticity ( tin rtflllt 111 VV.I.I'lj 1 the ( jr. u . .is ' auc able t . 1 ti, ;o tliri.-tetisoti. ti i : 1 1 .- s ii ll 'i b r ( t ila - 1 has o u. i;. , I PC a ry ii ; ' i I. W - : : y .ii-.-rs no ii ; ! he -1.1.1, Ljlf r: . u t. j t r :--is.- I.lojd i.'ilist. aud i.'o.e . n. Ha;. .oo, ; ,l,c int ;'. , f t'hicas ::r Mar ad li mm AVE. GOB BACK TO NORMALCY Tudge Hardy Takes Nelson Divorce Case Under Advisement Sheffield avenue shows signs of hah -tat ion today. Work in the gardens, abandoned since last Thursday, is b. nig r. -um-'ei. Family washings that should have b--en done on Monday, were timo; lo the br.-ezes this morning. Everywhere is the busllc and hurry of poop;, tnviousi to make up f-T lost tim :. TbN 1-on divorce, suit which has ngr --. d their attention for a week ha Inlted. Judgo Hardy will announce iiifinding Im.-r. Sine-., the opening of the trial FY: !s e ill-. ruing, testimony has piled up d. b oh sides until Judge Hardy has b- c ',,,, 'h.c-ouchly acquainted w.iii Siiei'fi -hi ivciiu--, its people and their troubles riiomas Nelson, plaintiff sought t" rove that bis wife had been Intln.a.. vi'h one Ia-ih ASIiitmer, a neighbor Neighbors, plen'y of them, t'-ol; '1 -and and described these intimities. Mrs. Nelson in her cross conu-li i c, .-iej f,.r niiiinny a nd offered eviucnc. n'-nded to disprove the statemej,f- el her nei il.bi er.-. Her attortiey J"i, -;ht to pr -vo thnt it wa.s all a frame-up. H-. orougb.t witnesses to show that Whitrcer w as not at the Nelson h .tue at Co 'noes slated: thai it was ini pes.-. , l.h ti o nrihlw rs to have seen the .-o lJirough the windows as they said ll" y .lad and lastly that 'Tiitmer Is physic, aly Incapable. Judge Hirdv at the close of the nt guto-nt by the attorneys announced b" v. o-.iid take the matter undr ajvis.i inent for a day or so longer b- fere aonouneing h's decision. He rondo :o slat iif nt that th" daughter w-eihi ! giv fi first cors jderal ion as lie conschrd her an innocent victim of Hr.-im-stances. potb par-nts are askit.g f..r Iter custody and the girl on the witrcs--fund testified that she would prefer to stay w ilh her mother. WENTWORTH DEFEATS HARVEY W en! worth n as lerday when she school of H a r v c y agan v i I o r ; i c s y d-f-ated the Lov in a score of 9 t. a. At first It seem, d us though the KnT v. ouh go to Han ey in a walk-away a1 they .-cored five runs in tiie first Inning. Kelly anel Smith each pitched an Inning for Went worth and c, a I m-r tched the remainder of toe game l hooting liwfii down to tae runs senrm ;n the tirst inning. Went orth did not -core until the fourth Inning when with K--!!v at bat a starter wa.-- made. The fcolowlng scored in this inning: Ki'l'r, Walker, Smith and Martin. Wentworth taolt their last rap sthe score befni? ,1 to 4 !n Har. 'ey's favor, but with Camp up viet iry seemed certa n and no indeed it was. Camp. Kelly, Walker. Srii.'.h and Eck'U'id each bringing home i run. making th final score n'no to five in favor e.f Wnt worth. The Wentworth line up was aa follows: Camp, c: f-'r'umm, If: Kelly, n: Wai :er, ss; Smith. 3: Ecklund. 1: Mar2: Seidler. rf; Karl. sf. Tbe school member of tiie Cook Co .inly asMo,n of d.vis'o;! T. other soiioois i-.nn to Uiis asso iar ion a -e l.a:,st.i ... -; .. r.n. Wii-.tr'e-, l.o-i- 1. ;'a!'t:eser. I.'o'.:..n and Chen ll 13. Hi