Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1921 — Page 3

Friday, October "N. 1921,

THE TiMER FAGE

HUFF RACES

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TOMORROW

SPECIAL TO THE T . V -.S ' rOTwTEK. Im!., Oct. 15. Emu Uuf. the Hamoml rsex driver is bcnui am) h-v.-; already main ar,;'.:a! i- r. for phiee i' f'iioron 's auto r.t.-c at tie Porter !',i,.v(i-'-, l, in : his been touring the '"."intry this, fisiwnT with the- Ksj-'X --pe".! boat n -e-hk-h h cl(?t,ed ut. the rrisc money in several ra.ro meets or thi Calumet region earlier in Cm fm'Cti. He says his battle-duo is ir b-ct-' r Fhape than eveir which r.ipsns tJsat ym pced will he displayed tomorChiarrar. driver of the Stunt which "Tn throug-h th fence at th ... brown Point races. send word from

Indiana Harbor that his cr has been marked.

. rebuilt n:ij is once nioro ready to take i he track, Chismar is another ell to.J vorite who always puts a thrill into

the aane. ll! will he theru tomorrow n-nd so will ISozo, e.nothcr driver who hasn't TalRHfd a raco of importance for ;t co'jpip of yars. Jack tec-h of Hammond, spons'or of the T'ortcr r4-.e!. announces that a new oar will be entered by a T.eroy, 111., iriver. It wiii h. a s;iKdy Chandler. Of fours Newman of liobait wouldn't be kept out of the fray. 1 eevh says the races w hieh were run two weeks apo when the true'.; nas wet. packed it down under the oil - thai it is in betu-r jhapo than ever before. He looks for imie new speed r.cords to be I'irn'j off on the mi OVA'.. With KOd '. father, which ij promised for Sunday, a record bre.i.kinK crowd j.hiu!ii be in attendance at th: race, meet which probably be the l,it for this part of the country this year. Leech adi ;-'s drivers to tsk- the, r.ew Twenty-first street pavement from Rroadway. liary. to Vla.t Gary oj.

mvutc.i me oir.cr route? ...we, been

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FOR MAYOR

ussell E. Smith

For Mayor of the City of Uniting for the next four year we ? VOtC for Russc11 R Smith- Mr- Smith has lived in Wilting since he was two years of age. He is well educated and has had good business experience. He is not a politician, in the commonly understood sense of that term, but is alert, able and aggressive. Mr. Smith promises an administration of economy and efficiency. Because he promises this, it has been said by persons interested in his defeat that he would cut salaries of certain city employes, who are not now receiving any too much pay for their work. This is not his intention. He promises to so regulate the affairs of the city that the taxpayer will receive the largest possible return for the money paid, and he believes that saving can be made in a great many places. He also promises that no political machine shall control in city affairs, but the whole city shall be considered in his appointments, and there shall be no class distinctions of any kind

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TO PLAY AT MICH. CITY Hammond A. C. will travel to . vkiETj.ii City Sunday ami ply t he fat Michigan City l.epbn. Tb:s nil! !,.. first em f.-.r the Hammond boys v :.-. hav; worked out ev -y ?nKht Cm '' Manager Jack- t;; ;,iyS . a K:ff line wj;'.i a fast back fleM lOoka for a pucce.sful sm?,,.,. e ha..; anaiised games with .Mohne. Ilo.kford. KprinR Valley. Kacinn Parkers

' ri h a;Mw Knars. 1I-, w try to book with the Gary K'.k

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Big Bout Faicl U. S. More Than .Series. NKW VuIC", i ). t, -ry -j orld'M y l b'. !:!!. . l'n. i.-. fs:,,tt a handf'sm- bur i.,,t i,,r;; , t " ID ; .-- '.: r.t. U!i r i . 1 n hi'-it. riM'.l. K. ! i", i f, ;! . fr -.' interna! i- nn- , nnnoni l.-i -t 'k'' n- !.' -d:. ci, -i h. ttf hi w oi-:,;v ft ; ., s ;i ;it.-.i,iit - '-, t.. rn. '!;..' i..,.,t i 'iUf:t in $!..!. :. in I'lS-'K. h ;.,:.. Ywtlve fii hi !tl.-l)ci.. s of the t,. ;... irlni"lt kept l;l"y i.t, .,. nl'r, i. .'i net- .' iiic !!'! ;.i.ns jiii.j eh. c:T,t'l. ct' ikv s v, j;;, t h '' i ili !a.. i t. i.i :i u 1 (i til' I i l

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MOORE WILL MAKE 116

0 GET GO WITH BUFF

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boy? u 5 jn., ;,p a? fj . nd; Dov. !i?y( tav:;, ; m... i Vol'.tman, center; (;r-cii. ca-.ta.ir; Coiioy, tackle;

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S-aard: a.-.eridaii. halfback

Miller, quarter.

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Michigan Central, standard time

LOWELL! " PLAY VALPO

ALPARAlSu. Jnd., Oct. 1.7. The legion football team !a ali net for thopeniry game nett Sunday at Ixwei!. A :rge number of l-pioners and local far.a are stoing; to accompany the tam oa this trip. The team is great ;y encon m o , rl rM-A ..

v. v.r. iaot mat ro manfans are going; and that so much interest and en!husia-at is bnK saown. Th0 ljfL'f rnxxr.'.y boys, are reported o he one of ths stionge.u Lciori foot-

, Jn nortnern Indiana. tint

jud.?ins from the local iinenp of oid and experienced p'ayor. the wonder- i :ul showing yf ihe new ons under thleadership of Manager Gilllland and '

tne Dunch of rooters that are. along, this promises to be, one best games of the season.

At I . t : n - ': I fop .bihnny ikAt . w i O b an,'; III-'.. I'atsy ( Man'-n kn'"'k l i. At :,e- Yrr; . li;! lo'lpcr !:; A;-? ;o; i-:. in. Tu nncy ;';!! i: At l':-,iladelphia- A .b i b n ! i y ... : x ' At 1l' -bm - ! .1 ib

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I -;,vn-.si. t..n!ht. This branch of the'

: '" a.rlng pn paration has not been crr- ' pi.:u-iz il and jiii.'oaldy will lint get the j ;ti n'loti ilm' tb.- d.-f -n s iv will K?t. i T!o I e has h... n fir nal dr. 11 i-lc!i niht i bnt bub- effort to develop any freal. I'k-i v.). T1ti hat bf-n an tdd.s ion t" th '(am i. i ir -" Ii-i.J..on baa trained I II.aiiKiiond and will I,- Kn at a "int; j...-i'b.n in Sunday's u4V.c. TIM An otn tciin ;. co mini: to Ila.mI -ni-.nd with the intention ef tal'lns mej ! 1 ti im down a notch. Cut by go- ; in." ) and Matching; tliii miKlilii" : l.i.r 1. yen of the Hca'ena they wiii !'-'ivn a -a ful jo'r. The A'i"t;a ag--.'i'-i pin ye. 1 the Cbb-.m.. r.oosterf I "' ''!': la.- 'inday ami 1 irt by thi j .-.. rc of i", to 0, t-o a ;;0 )d ;cai)f i-; f -! j.'i'id li.-twttn tbtno two mid'.vt.i-t j tv am . liny ha e r'0n to til extreme? jr. i."i'' ding a team and Kf t line thj t material H.va i'abb. and their t iort so fur thi"i r.ft-n ha.-: been to f.irj "'o the itiiri with t';e b.vt organiz-i'l j f.-othall t'.' be haii. Tito g-an-o wiiJ i;e j -'ii taken a-e of by liolM? Htin'or

.' --ui r xeree and KaraiT cmit'i will do the iimpitMng. (ktn-ic ytarts tri-vr'!'y at 3 ok'o--;.. Unrriiiwn tarh.

Ted 'Kid' Lewis in a Knockout of Basham !.ONI'0:. Or' AT,. Tod "Kid'1 I wis, mlddlcwe-iKht champion of KruiUiud. latt niph' defeated johnny Iiesham in the twelfth round of a twenty-round bout. Too f; ht was tAr the, chfunp'cnh:p. 15aham'3 ."t-condu ' tided the terrific punishment which Inris wn.s inflicting on him by tossintf a tov. i l Into tlie rlnft. I,wif" ont-claf.-d his man from the .start. la.h,m received a. badly baferrd oar, from which the bb.od flowed free!;.-. In the eleventh lound a ritrht to the J:4w s'rt him down f'.r the count of nine, the &iik avi2.g him,

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to demonstrate, his football ab.lity. The followers of the Chiea.;,.) Lions

i a,re also enthusiastic over ti e chanc ! of their tea.m and several v. ere .n Ka?"

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Caicgo on.r!y in the week to tiieir favorite?. Ths I.'n.n.i

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i cheer tho men to victory. I As tomorrow wilt be bill'. the (iopher finnw and ai! im' j admittid free, there fh.oiid I turnout, of the fair fan?. Game ftart1 fit 2:3-).

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DODGERS WANT A GAME

j Ti s East Chicajrrt I . i.n'ti dat for Sunday would liko to hear in.

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Tf Johnny Huff, ftynpr, tamweigdit rhamplon. wiii a decisen con;est. f.,; j. go's popuiar b', i' m a ' l.y US pounds at 2 o'li' ik i.'i m.e.n of the ilyb;. M i .r- mad- this i,;ar.:-:i day, it rid dcla-fd to- is tic tainweiK'.st in the world, Ho.n", -,vi,o can nuike t'.is i maintains It is b-jrd m . ; ', contend-.- for th- ba cia.vv n t.. make 1 1-,-j b e.tn. of 11S nnds. "A bhoiiKh 1 have j ,.a.( v iien tin y w. r- fhu.'.'.pioi liavo had a cr.ek ;, t : ey deolAon b.n!." .M :.:: e f-.o! "! will make any reao.a ions to iiuff to pie ;ne bont and w 1 ! make a-, i i'oumis for him."

GOPHERS PLAY AT HOME TOMORROW With the ,-troac tlr.Ci.iBo Lions. biirkan t hampion. as their opponents tomorrow, ti.o i;,o t I'lkc.io tiopheri?

nakxe that they are in for a tough ! 1 i: ' i 1 e The i - her.s have been j"T't!"ir.g niKhtly sn that nr tiling- will !.': leit undone. In rr pa.rinjr for tho gam ! V':tU the f.xception of lilakr. C'ear', f-"'.eff'S. and Arttntmns, wr.o rexeived is'.n'r fvw iiralws las, ir-onday, th Copbr K.Tfiail is in pood shapo an 'very m.tn i- ht gcing for a i banco- to fh-.v- -jilia' 1-e .-a,, do The Gophers have jojr.ed the middl"wight division of the Miilv. ex: Iagit-ut;-J already have c pir.at ions for th cup 1 i. U:h goes to the hent. f '.-a In preparation f'.r the bpid r gan.ex which follow, every man on thy Genhr f)i;n ! will be given an opportunity

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pound f'iim. Thf y ot ai-o n r." Cltn end Xov. 7. Hammond l'n at. -ar.d Scatena Juniors preferred. V -.can.' '' cull Ka-t 'thletgo I I t-kl : twein o i;nd T and atli k r A'.

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Published at advertising rates by the Democratic Central

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"Hustle for Russell and His Ticket

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Make This Bank Your Business Home HOW MUCH "POCKET MONEY" DO YOU CARRY? You should carry little, if any. Pocket money is easily spent quickly frittered away. Also it is likely to be stolen or lost. If you carry large sums with you, you are a walking temptation to every criminal m towru Opn a checking account in this strong bank today and form the habit of always paying your bilk by check. It will make the carrying of "pocket money" almost unnecessary. American Trust and Savings Bank The Bank That Service Built. 187 State Street Near Postoff ice. A. J. SWANSON. Pres. DANIEL BROWN. Vice-Pres. H. O. REISSIG. Sec. and Trea,.

N. E. COMETS REORGAN

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The Korth End Comet c;u; r.f Hammond was reorganized for the coming basketball --a.-.M. The offic-.rs eleoted for the coming s-ivon were as folow.s; Joi Smith, mans per; u.;- Kranso:;. treasurer; Harry .Smith, fimmcla! retary; Claude Scot-, captain of tim Hi pound team; Harry McLood. captain 120 pound team; Ai Wehymueiier acting chairman. The Comets will line up about the same as last season the prospects arcvery bright f,:,r another championship team on the Northeast side. They WiU have the pick of such stars as Sheldon. Ail-American palyer of CrawforH.vti--

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n.r.-i nils part o! the- srate; DrRolf. a speray forward who should work well with Sueld.-.n; other star. iT-A wini.-

Smith, pte;.,Vi Fantlno. with man' otnrrs who will try for the h ,

fir?t real practice will he held at the Irving school gym next Thursday" cvt J. at 8 ? n1- All players wishing to Jo;n should report next woek. Also all who wish to join the duo as .social members should be there. The rra,h chailonge any 120 pc.,im, and j.,- polJn(J team in this part of the cuntrv .ny tea.m3 wishing to book games with cither team should get in t ,n.-b ,,-on

j Harry Smith, 340 Pine street jra.ni". I mond, Ind.

BIG GAMES TODAY

SCATENAS ! TO PLAY -! pv .-.T FAN". Sunday the Hamm-md S-'ci-ens wi'l S

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PHIL SMIDT That Means Good Eats at Old Time Prices A RECREATION PALACE SECOND TO NONE IN INDIANA Reservations for Parties PHIL K SMIDT

Indianapolis Boulevard

Near Five Points

Phone Whiting, 25-26

vvi;t. Northwestern and Evanston '?:HAb

Illinois and Iowa at Iowa Cty. Michigan and Michigan AggYes at Ann Arbor. Purdue and Notre Dame a: Lafayette. J Ohio State and Minnesota at Columbus. Case and Ohio Wesbryan at Clc-e-land. Wooster and Knynn at Gambler I-yola and St. Viator at Loyola

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i .-i 4.iu jisnover at, Indlnapol i.. Creig-htfon and Kansas AKiies O m ah a. f-'ou-li nakota and Dakota Wr.-v at Mitchell. Missouri and Iowa stato rv.;-j, ivia. Kan5a. and Drake at I rcr.ee.

j cot aim west Virginia --e...

at i ii roi f. I le-ubucpj and Tenn at p,,;,;,,., Kimp.son and Coo at Indtanoia. Colorado Ag-jries and Colorado Mine-, a: Kort Collin".

i.raaiey lecn and Dekalb Xormal

ree.ria. Akron and Heidelberg at Akron. Otterbein and Dennison at O ran v i 1 1 Lenver and Nebraska Vc.. at ver. North Dakota and Farro at vt,.

Hamline and Macalester at St. Tan

Jvalamazoo Nor. and Chicago V. C. A. at Kalamazoo.

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When you're down town tonight or Sunday, don9t fail to see it.

EE Everybody is taPini ES about our Monday SpeE cials. You'll be surz prised nt the yalues!

C CHARLES H. SKOKR, President ' of the United .StateH Rubber " Company, has ju-t been elected ' Cliairman cf the Hoard of 1 irecto-- 1 r)i!U"c-cd tb' la;e c"-':jr1 Samuel IA J Mr. Seser started his business ca- ' EE:

reer ss an omca boy for the Southrn I'acjfi.; Company In New Or'.ea. 1 h Irt v.. six y,-ir. later, h was m?de President of the Vnion Pacific Piiroad Ite became rreidd-'-t of u,. United States Rubier Company in '"""rv, lets.

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Knox and Janvs Mi)! utn ... c , mmwmi'mWi$!HjfwM jiwimcww Lombard and Monmouth at ,-;a. K.Xb'H ,-VV.-t V.' Nebraska and Haskei' at Tin ..' ' ,- 'X .afiafet- falcafc Jr-rw I i ' i'iiy.'rlliiii iirf-iB&fe.iBi& - ' ;, k

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j N. D. AERIAL ATTACK

DIETZ ONLY WORRY

LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Oct. 15. Can Purduo withstand Notrs Iame'R nt.

tack? This is the question paramount

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makers. Coach Dietz feels that .i,v, i

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creditable showing; acainst rh!,., I '

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prepared for the onslaught r.t r- fV "L

jvnure lincKn" s protesres. alone fear? the Irish aerial

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BUS LEAVES FOUR CORNERS AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP

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