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MWInr. -Time 10. 1918.
Page Five
LOOK WHO GAVE IT!
Classified
Help Wanted.
WANTED Men,;
t
boys and girls;)
Steady employ,
merits: DOVS ana
onrls must be 16
years. Apply Reid
Murdoch & Co.
5-27-tf
Wanted Hale Help
WAN'TED Driver?. American Evrro
Co. Hammond. 0
hley-
VA N'T F. D MfSfK''f
r; carry messages.
Tel Co. Hammond.
boy wilh.
Western Union
5-29-tf
M FAT CUTTER WANTED For J lb' -1:
h, i-rs unl good working ron
. -n-.'n" desire personal interview . ref
erln E Jf.t, 769 Indiana bnoV
wVtitiK. Jf-
unload
LABORERS
coal and !
Pure Ice Co.
in.
wivTrn To
ore".- Apply WV"
3 4 Schrage ave. h.":
tj- i -b
- Blacksmith ;
good pay for
permanent
right man.
9 Hammond
6-7-1
WANTED
roit ion :
' Wiionx t. rbon
Machine & Fore's "V ks.
u.lVrrrv mi'il Spd man for
janitor: pood salary. Apply. Ema-
,vp. East Chicago. 6-!'.3
good lath hands.
VV 1VTK pvp
' - . . .. V. A-
l- c. rsre v o i
Hammona , " ,;, .-o
Wilrox St. rnone x.a- fi.8.4
WANTED Experienced
truck driver at once. Indi
ana Harbor Lumber & Coal.
Co., Indiana Harbor, Ind.
WANTED Laborers: 4(V
per hour: short and long
l,ift. Metals Kenning
6-8-
Ocborne. Tnd.
5.,,v. n to huv ':imh?
n t-. d
W A N"
'.;n,im b'-'i--r' nd por.i 'i
rrrn-.i-.d and ) parfv pav ?
. or :s 'voT-;!,
n i
ra"d ' " e'VP -f-froni'-.
p no rip
W WTEP-An pxper'.en.:
man. Apply at one.
V -n on d.
hof fan
? : t t.
- s -1
WANTED Grocery order
packers, alo grocery
salesmen. Apply in V. D.
T;ovegren, Lion Store. Hmt;
mond.
WNTEP Trti-U d-iver.
Bed Co. Hammond.
Enterrris
6-S-2
V'WT STROVE pnT-Ff"ii 1 "nd
or in
Alii" ' ' 1 - ' , :
btjcinf."?. 1 ai
X. Hi'hman ft
Hammond.
WAVTFD Midd! a"d man n woni-
' n chaTr-bTmaids: good pay
Hotel
6-10-3
Vee
ita. p, pi n r a .
ker store clean.
MAN" W
Summers
Pharmacy. Mammor.n
6-10-
W NTEH Laborers
Co. Hammond.
Straube
Piano
fi-10-3
. -tct- T-cr? man f
re a d
- ' . - 1 U ,K mo 1
APPly. Mr. tepnen. . . fi-,ns
Hammond.
Wanted Female Help
jirls between ages ;u ana
w
to
V..-..; r
i. t ,.r.t-. f e er lATiai
s 1 (1 r f
w"ik i" '2 - :..i-i. Kt.
ppr da :
51""" rer wr-s. -
3111 Pennsylvania
e. r non"
6-5-6
1 er.
Ir.d. Harbor,
WANTED D'shwssher: p1o
phii'jps Ho'el. 701 Chicag'
Chicago ave. Eest Chicago.
w a itress.
ave. E.
6-7-3
WANTED Waitress. The
Hammond Cafe, 141 State
6-7-3
street.
WANTED Middle 8gd woman
or
P-e-
.-.l f.f Knprfl nnuwjiiv. -i -'
ri!f jif . Hammond.
6-7-6
WA? STENOGRAPHER
j...,.ki-.- e oerienced. ac, urate
. rapid
W a ge s.
Ham-
6-S-2
r'Si- permanen
Call at. once,
mnn d.
pcs'iion. HlgnesT
W. B. Conkey o.
and
WANTF.P-
' ron in p.
"0 Carrol
-tvooian to do washing
Tir F Court VanWoerden
st. Hammond.
6-10-
orr.an to assist in house-
WA
cleaning
i 'a H a! once. T hone .:..
Dr T. R. Bdov.n.
Hammond. h-i-i
"ahier: one living 1n East
Chicago and van some i-r-.-.e-
nreferred Pleasant surroundne. Applv.
Mr. Stephen.
- fi:,o-6
WNTF.D Dishwasher. App'y. Timing
Rnoin. M Hotel. Hammond. 6-10-1
For Rent.
FR KENT Gsi
I It mm on d .
24
Webb
6-i
EOR RENT 3 room unfurnished Fee
ond fl'inr near court house. Address.
A
p Care Times. Mammoni. -
T CP REV-T La-I--' will hire her hom
v 'ith" couple: ro children: 1 block
e....r,,"rsf barne: res', r-.n'. Write, o.
r T'n-es Hammond. 6-10-1
T
FNT-
hed.
? rrfiTti?. furnished c-- i:n
S6S Calume. ave. H-vn-6-10-t
ond.
Situations Wanted.
".'ANTEl1 W'erii mornings by two
vofnc men. Address K D. Times.
1 ? :i m "':. d . 6--2
Room and Board.
P.OA RH AM i R' .liM-ii-
a -i . n e.i r r-a. 1 .n e
ai Hal miond.
-For neat gentle
. 3 6 7-B Truman
6-S-2
Fi"'!: RENT Rooms with board in pri
.'e fati-ily ; Mit from car line. 452
A?h st. Phone 1116M. Hammond.
6-in-i
BOARDERS AND ROOMERS Wanted
at 167 Logan st. Home cooking:
block from car line. Phone 27.17. Ham
mond. 6-10-4
Wanted to Rent
'.ANTED
or West
a :r.n;ond.
s fir .
Ha mm
cise. s. Side.
Rhone 2 300f-6-10-1
WANTED TO RENT Fi'-e or ix room
flat or cottage. Address. ?. L T.
Tln-i;";. Hammond. 6-10-1
,p pr;-r- S y-VAM bullae irl'l r-r
" .'.;, X 'fcH.ru g. John Lvnch. H'sh
",ac 1 Tnd
Advertisements
If ; I
yor sale
- Sh",', 'it l
r-l.Pn nnhinPt lnmi.lrv ruhs .i11 'Pen evenings.
, . -
,-n. . . 1 111
outn suio, one Mori
from car lino, within walk
ing distance of the Standard
Mod l.nr (. o. I'ru'f1 exepp
tionallv low. Small pnvmont
hn .incp ke rr nt.
HA KG IS & MOORE.
Phone JV21.
402 Hammond Bide.
fi-fi-tf.
FOR SALE OAJEY. New houses In
renrer of city. Applv. Joseph Frost.
622 Erndvi-ay. Telephone. Gary 291.
3-27-tf
FOR SAT.E t room oo'ac. all morl
frn: fuiiiic" hfnt. all assessments
paid: barirain tf tskfti at onop. Rv
cwn-r. ,MR Michigan ave. Hammond
6-7-8
R A P.C.ATX Wi'l sell fram I-S loraterl
on IS? Johnston si. Hanimond. Ind.. j
rr v!" e.-hance for cn.it iiunnir car;
with ranin'. Itifnrmfttn. !. S Lesz.-
hi cbone Monro mvk. fi'iCash. Real Estate. Loans
FOR PALE Oood hu'ld'nc
St. nir 140th. Add re-Ti-Ti".
Hammond.
vt on lv
s. L. V
!--
FTt SALE OR
:T 'R'.isWss prop-
ertv and flvt'a. cor. Pta'e L'm ann
Doviglas. In Hammond Fee rr. Ows-
rawski. 71 Hohman St. Hammond.
I
eay
near ,
6-S-2
FOR SALE 5 room
"rms. Inquire r,;i i
Chioago ae. H'.mmond.
V'!a' s-
finstlin. Mevn & Co.. Vacant!
House, Corner State
Hohman, Phone 140.
Hid i
4 room framp otiaee: pas and elee- J
trio lip'i's. Isrpe atii sraoe for 'woj
add'iora rootns arT lot with shd. f
.irtl v 1 '' "'0. " : 5.-' i Rsn ti !. easy
nt!. Located 0:1 Hickory st. nar
Hoftn.an st.
Gooil room hii'ijrsloir. V.is romplet
ei I'lSih s. West Hammond. 10 .iin.
wn'k froni !mn : r.rnc-r ',o- On'y
$1750; $;so. cash: ha on easy (onro.
" room cntta?'-. Si:
iuiribia. bvo. ooii
workinjr a! Standard
rnr Or-.on-
$;i0
ion
S , e e .
cash. Easy terms.
4. room cottage. linrv s1 lartr
"A
ft. lot. $13.1 dovn. rri.- ;ofif.
.". room bunc.i!'i. Hnrv s'.. near
ohicaco ave. just eoniptpip.l : an ideal
hon e for j e.u within w a'kinsr distance
of ail Hammond factories and car line
vn:' S40ft.no down. BaJ.
Special p'-K'e.
'o s'.i rouiidinsr tow
on eatv tei-ms.
4 room cottage, n.a iin-ore st t vomt-s
for $l".riO; cr.v $;on sh; 2 year old.
I
Howetroofl Waltham St.
R room modern bungalow, r.o ft. cor
ner lot with every om yen ience. The
most modern an 1 up to date horn in
town: wonh J60fto.oo. Yours for $1750:
$r.on.oo down.
Our 'ist of vacant Iwim will in'er
est yon. Call and look oyer our bar
gains. 6-10-1
For Sale Automobiles.
FOR SALE 1 5-pass. Buick, prac
lieally new: also Ruielt roadster.
VANS AUTO SALES.
93 State St. Hammond.
. -2
FCrt SALE 1 7-pss "Marmon: cost
SS.nfio.no; onlv $ 1 475.00; sold on ac
eouti'. of dra-.
V VN S AUTO SALES
91 Stale St. Hammond.
1 - S - 2
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Light
roadster: 1915 S-pa.-s. Cole autouio
bi'e: good mechanical condition. Call
during day. S20 Erie St. Hammond.
6-S-6
FOR SALE Used cars taken In on new
Elgin Sixes: 1 Oskland Seedan: I
Dodge roadster; 1 5-psss. St'idebaker;
1 5-ias. rort: 1 "7-pass. Chalmers.
These cars sr, like new.
VAN'S AUTO SALE?
93 State St.
'.i-d-2
Hammond.
FOR SALE 1917 used El
gin in good condition; was
bought last September from
Elin Sales Co. 5-passenger
1917 Studebaker; 5 - passen -
ger Elgin; 7-passenegr Jef -
fries and 1916 Overland, all
in good condition. Will sell
or exchange for Buicks. Call
at 116 Sibley street, Ham
mond, Ind.
FOR SALE 1 117 Chevrolet T.ahv
Grand: 5 pas" ; like new-. .500; 1 n t $
Empire. S pass.. tar-r and lights.
$240; 1117 Scr'nos-Bootli. 2 pass.: like
new-. 1 175. 4506 Fory'h ave. FhoT.
672. East Chicago 6-S-2
FOR S A LE Overland. 1316. model S3:
fine condition. "
.00. Terms.
Fhone
1652. Hammond.
6-8-3
FOR SALE 3-pass. Hipp: in first class
condition: new- tires and new paint:
a bargain if taken at once. 502 Fred si
Whiting. 6-10-2
FOR SALE Oakland Six: 5 pass: 5 I
good 'ires fiiinir.or and winter top. j
phone 11"5R' Hammond 6-1 0-2 i
i .1
FOR SALE 1015 Empir
1 11 Maxwell. 5 ra
pa
It 1 5 0
i-17
Ford r"i'i" r. JC75 ; 101?
Pr.hr Grand roads er 375. V,'
4 5(16 Forss'he ave. Phon 67
Chire go.
(Hovrolor:
ill trade.
2M. Eas'
6-10-2
For Sale Motorcycles.
2I-fI KArTlD
MOTORCYCLES.
Fycetsior. Henderson, I"d,an. Harlev
F'inderQ. Thfr. "!' Eagie. Senr.
Tope Day ton. M-i'orbikf-. Excelsior,
Light weights.
Si-iid c 'i ea"-.- pa '-ments
ESCELSIOE AUTOCAB SALES
SOOJL 29 State St. Hammond. Ind.
6-7-3
FOR SALE Dayton motor bicycle, al
most no-?; clutch. magneto, tool,
all eoinplete. Jus- the thing to ride to
work. Will take Liberty bond and
small rii'.eiint ash : bargain. E. R.
Frost. Rhone E. C. 23 1. 6-S-3
FOR SALE! Twin Indian motorcycle,
first class condition.
V VN S ALTO SALE?
01 State St. Hammond.
6-8-2
Wanted to Buy.
WANTED TO BUY Ford touring body
and top. 1316 or laer; must be 1n
fair condition. Rhone 1.035. - Hammond
-S-2
T WAN"
ho-i-e:
T( R I " Y A 3 or 4 room
small rash pevmont; balance
rror h '. v.
Ha mn-rind
Address. L. A., carp T'-
6'82
i want to put a 5 or 6 room mod-
em cottage for cash: must be a bar-
sra:n Address B. H., care
Hammond.
TT.Z
For Sale Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE
Diamonds
- Unredeemed
and Railroad i
Bank, 65 State Street,
- . , u .
S - i - I
Get the habit: pay less; buy
for cash; at the Hammond
Furniture Co., 242 E. State
'Sir(Cl - Look for the clock in
01 sign d. ArKin,
iMSr -
4-25-tf
t'fR PAt.E- -irorry nnd mirk' doin?:
$(''i(iiio business yearlv; present
nr IS ras, Tdt 1o--at 'nn. niod-n
building, tst f!a.s C. turr. Poor hfal'h
comppis rnp to retire. Can givp Prst
r!ass business and bank referetvv
Ca'l B"-1 sp iiie; fnformaMon; will
Kivp pood ase on bmMirijr. E. Jewett.
"I Indiana bUd. Uhltins. Ind. 6-4-1;
FOR PALE Cheap. 1 TTobart rlctr1n
coffee mill. $40.ft0; 1 TTobart etctr1e
rr.par enter, ftn nr. k .lewpit, 7n In
diana Wm1 Whitinc. Ind. 6-4-6
FOR SALE S' rawberrles. ,T.
Ehor.p i;siT3. Hammond.
TX. Srunt
6 5-t f
We Buy Liberty Bonds for
jCash. Real Estate, Loan;
;and Insurance. Open eve
imngs
JULIUS FRIEDMAN
& COMPANY.
40. For.ythe Uf. F.aat Chiracs.
rhon ns.
FOR SVLE Golf Hubs. leahr hnc:
mashi nutter, mid-iron, and driver.
Wri'e
Times. Hammond
6-6-tf
Fnri SLE Cornet. S"-lS4th
p'ae.
FOR SALE Cheap. 3 set 10 pinnette
bow I in gr ullnvs; or will trade. Phone.
1155M. Hammond. Frank. F. Yrmrs.
4 Doty st. (-'-?,
FOR SAT.FSfore t) n.t fi,tvrs ii-Iit.
ine soda fountain, tah'es and chairs. '
raniv case, cgrar case ana ice Pox. a'
5 72 Michigan. rhon 1751. Hammond
6-7-tf
FOR SLE 2 show cases and rash
reis'er. rhap. Thone Hammond
702 Hohman s'. 6-S-2
FOR SALE Ire from car
at Howard and TMumrner
avenues. Will deliver to all
parts of citv. Win. Sielaff.
jpllOne 1 72D. 11,1111111011(1
.
5-1S-2
FOR SALE-
-New- 14500 btcvele at a
62 Walter st. Hammond
6-10-1
bargain.
OR RENT OR SALE A rooming
house and restaurant, a' a saerifl . e:
ceni-entent to Standard Steel and ihe
'enkey plant. Fhone 2031 Hammond
6-11-3
FOR SALE Burer and dining room
table; as good as pexr; reasonable
.'S7 Summer st. Hammond. 6-19-3
FIRE DAMAGED Hav and straw given
awav H. P Downey. S2S Calumet
ave. Ifammoni. " 6-10-1
FOR SALE Household eoeds. 59 4
Wilcox st. Hammond'. Tarty leaving
town. fi-m-2
FOR SALE $250 bedroom suite, ma
hogany including1 bed. chiffonier,
dresser. 2 chairs box spring-, pew vel
vet rug. 501 S Todd ave. Eas! Chicago
6-10-3
FOR SALE Baebu'-nr and cook stove.
Call at J-24 Walter sr. Hammond.
6-10. t
Miscellaneous
ROOFING.
Applied over old shinglps; colora red.
preen or steel grey. Cheapest on tha
mark
f. Get prices from Em!1 JI null
612-H14 taklev
ave. Phon!
2203. Resl-
I deuce photi'j 2467. Hammond.
4-lti-tf
For Rent Furnished Rooms
Cool
$4 per
airy newly
vecii and up.
furnished r
AVALON HOTEL
1C2 State St.
!Ph
one 1652. Hammond.
fi-l-tf
iFoR
RENT Furnished house, rom-
p'etp. for mid-summer period: near
Oonkey's; highest references only con
sidered; no children; $10 weekly. F'mn
flRDM. Hammond. ' 6-S-3
FOR RENT Modern furnished room
near car line and rark Breakfasr if
dectred. Rhone 2831. 101 Doty si. Ham
mond. 6-10-1
FOR RENT 3 furnished ro.cs f,
light housekeeping. 211 Logan st.j
Phone 224S Hammond. 6-10-11
FOR RENT Furnished room. M" S
Hohman. Rhone "254. Hammond
H-10-1
FOR RENT Furnished room, strict
modern. 124 Condi' st.
Hammond.
6-10 -
FOR RENT 2 large rooms, light, dnn
and modern: furnishpd for light
housekeeping. Fhone 1 336W. 575.
150th st. Hammond. 6-!-l
FOR RENT 2 tight hntisekeep!nx
rooms with bath: a!o 3 sleeping
rooms. 134 State st. Hammond
6-10-1
i FOR RENT Fumlhd om for
rn-
'leinan. central l.ica' Apt.
I 4UI horsy ne ave. r.at nicage
6-10-2
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms fur
light housekeeping: ba'h and e!e..
llcht furnished. Inquire 423 Logan -r
Hammond. 6-10-2
FOR RENT 1 moderr.- furn'shed room
private family, a1 407 i tar roll s
TTammond 6-10-;
FOR RENT
1 437. f'4 '.
-3 furnished rooms. Phone
'ondit t. Himniond.
6-10-2
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms, at 7 1
Sibley st. Hammond. 6-10-2
LEGAL NOTICES.
I will not be responsible for
debts except those contracted by my
self. ALEX JOHNSON.
3203 East S2.-.d st; 2r.l Fa'.
South Chicago, III. 6-7-3
On and after 10th day of June. 101S.
I will not be responsible for any bills
contracted by any one but myself.
ROY JACOBS.
361 Thornton ave.
Hammond. Tnd.. June 10, 131S.
6-10-3
"Ihe War Savings Pledge Card is
? little r.ote written to Uncle Sam
! to assure him that you are with
y,;m n the war and that you intend
;
i t0 stay t0 the faAsh.
I e o q ft iTC jf 5 o 0 il
n .
nllluiD CQK BACK i iliXSy
After th" rsnk farce Hammond pu up
a iveok ago they rame hack yestefday
and trimmed th Knmpos In regular hiK
leacue fashion. Revnolds who looked
had against the Iodirer Train, rc was
almost the whole show in e4erda.v's
same. He held the visitors down to
two hits and struck nut nine men .Tim
was nver in bp'tr form and if
trii!i; exhibition is any Indira' ion of
what he will do next Sunday when Ham
mond plays the strong Navy team there
will be no doubt as to the outcome of
th bi? battle with the Great Lakes
club.
Johnny Mostil. as usual, was the star
along; with Fino!d. SlannRpr Koni
mers shifted the second baseman up a
not li in the batting order and put him
in tin: cleanup position where he im
mediately made good in the f.rst inning
when he cracked out a two base hi:
Peering Poole from third base after two
inrti were out. Again In the third Mosul
was th're with another hit In a pinch
and tins time be again score,. poole
with the second run of the (tame. The
only other man on the iuh to gt two
bi's aside from Mosti! v a Poole our
In lie !ad-oft man mho incidentally play
ed a so.d a!! around cm both at bat,
in the i M and on The bases
In the liist Inninif Poole pot on
through an error by th Rrf-t sai kr. was
advamed to s 1 end on Knight's f a ridce,
moved to third on Andlers out at first
and then scored on Mostils two base
hit against thp risht fild fence. Ham
mond scored again in th- third when
Fool opened up with a clean single to
l-ft moved tip to third on a wild pitch
and then after Audler worked Mitchell
for a pass Mostil was there again with
another nice, clean blow- through the
infield, who were playing in 1 lose to
cut a man off at the rubber. This was
ii ' ; fcr Hammond until 'he sixth when
Komroers led with a bit. was advanced
to .second on Th' .npsou's sncril're and
.eootv-i on nhode't single past the short -
s i c. ,1
Th" only time the Rnmeos 1o"kd
d.ir.gerous was in the third inning when
they had men on second and third with
GIT FANS
D
By H. C. HAMILTON
(United Tress Staff Correspondent.)
NEW TORK. June 10. The recent cry
of wolf tn the baseball world, the same
being; a howl to the effect that the
Giants would trample civilisation in thu
baseball world under foot and make a
dash for the pennant that would stand
for no opposition, was an eastern howl.
It did not come from the West and the
Wrt"a confidence in the rest of the
National league was well placed, as can
be seen by studying the effect of the
western invasion on the monstrous av
erage riled up by the Giants in the
e.'irly- part of the season.
If the Last had been half as well
equipped to withstand ih murderous
spurt of the Giants as early prognosti
cators hoped they would be. the cry
never would have been raised. The
trouble was that the West had been un
derestimated. Folks east of the Alle-
crhenies refused to believe that the VSes.
been raised to Mich strength
had finally
FOOTBALL UP TO
BIG TEH HEADS;
llflTf IQ SQIfFO
President Bryan, Indiana,
Puts Question Before
Other Colleges.
TNDIANATOLIS. IND
rjuesM'in of abolishing
June 10. The
mtercollegia l
football in th" western conference, col
leges duiirg Ihe war has again come
up. il became known h'i Saturday,
when it was learned that Freud- nt Wil
liam L. Brian of Indian uniirrsity had
written a k'tr to the rfidni' i of iln
iher universities in th conference ast-
in the.r views on il'" subj- ct.
President Biyeii had the matter
Ihm j tar. not only v. cti '!'- coiucreao--colleges,
but w uh President Wilson. It
was then the t iic-ral I'lncn ihat nil
athletics should be n.aiii-.i, a. u was
believed ihe training was perl!en f"r
the young men of th ceiititrj, and m
this President Wilson was agreed.
Blg-ger Fir Burden Now.
Since Ipsi fall Ameti-f-'s part In the
w ar has urcatly :n reaped, and new
prob!--n's have arisen, which it is slid
make the subject of abolishing inter
co'.legjste athletics vital at this tun0.
The go-en.ment. accordiH" to rep ,ts
from Washington. ha taken diff : nt
any I altitude toward base nan pisyer ami in-ny-
rjuest ion Is asked if the Rnprnn:"nl
does not give tacit approval of profes
sinpa! baseball, bow- ran it sanction in
tercollegiate athletics.
To Protect Bird From Ccs.
Thp polp s".rpfriirig a martin-hfins,
fr any other birdhouse. ar,d nlso th
trunk of m tref In which a house Is
plaepd. Bboiilrt b protected by a cat
gruarr, -writes Oeorgf GladtJen In an ar
ticle on bIrdbons construction in the
People's Home Journal. Barbed wire
wound around the tnink of the tree,
but held nwat from It by tyip.tr around
the support or tree trunks, a number
of stalks o? rose bushes or any other
branches with natural thorns.
e4
two down hut K'-mmera ended this rally
when h- Fi.eaied Laramie a fly over in
right fe!d. Again in th sixth the visi
tors hr.ike out and 'his t.rne they si o red
a run on a hit. stolen base and a wild
0:rnw in first by Knight. In the fifth
Inning Hammond should have scored
eesjiy only for som" po.-r vok on the
bases. With none down Knight tried to
score ft' m fcc. nd rn Anlers iafe hunt
but be v ai an tasy out at t'ir- plate. It
looked like bad baseball to try to score
on this play especially with nobody out.
Hut aside fro.rt this one mistake Ham
mond j laye d sir liar ball and on the
strenRih of today's showing should be
in lip-top shape for the Navy boys.
Hammond football fans will have "
chanc to sec their old favorite on nst
Sunday when "Faddy"' Diseoll will be
playir.k' shor'stip for the, Jackies.
Th box score:
Hamm'ond.
r
h. po. a. e
2 2 0 j
l o n i ;
1 2 o o j
2 i. 4 o ;
i s n o I
o 10 n i
iooo
0900
n o i n
S 27 8 2
h. po. a. a.
Rnole. s
Kn'gh'.
Andler.
Mostle.
. 2
Sh. 0
If. 0
2b. 0
Kommers. cf. 1
Thompson, lb. 11
Rhode, rf. 0
Hudson, c.
Reynolds, p.
Totals 3
Bomtoi.
r.
Sehuite. "b. 0
Mack. 2b. 1
Laramie, rf. . 0
Kluth. e. 0
Tachet-i. cf. 0
La H"y. ss. tl
S.-hiidsr rf n
Hollita. lb. 0
?Ltchell. p.
.0
. oia's
1 2 24 10
"0000T0 00-
o i o o i o o -
F.omeos 0
Ttammond 1
T w r. - ha s h i tsM os t i 1 7K n I eh t . Bases
pn hall Off P.enotds. 1: off Mitchell. 3.
Struck out By Reynolds, 9; by Mitch-
e;l. X
0
St
Tf REST OF WORLD
that th famous and troublesome Giants
would be forced to swallow pill after
pill mad of bitter, bitter defeat.
It was a fact last fall that the Cin- J
cinnatt Reds were, ready to challenge the
Giants for the leadership in trie National
league, and it became a fat last winter
that the Cubs were ready to bid for old
lime favor. The Cardinals had some
bard lu.k early in the season or they.
oo. would baxe been taking a few falls
out of the Giants. Every one realized
these thines but the Giants and the
Giant fans, who felt It their duty to
shed fears of pity for the rest of the
lea rue.
Time was when some of th NaMonal
;.gue was wondering why the Giants
were not forced to sell or trade some of j
their players in order to help out the j
reit of the league, winch had been raid
Rt
hit by the draft and enlistments.
the G. ants' time to suffer came. The " - scattered n.is. i ne score or ootn
Ginnts have lost J Barnes and .rjmes follows by innings:
.liM" 1 1 k 1 V to 1V Benny Kauff at anyj First game:
j ' mi Huh Benton may h lost.
ENGLAND WANTS
YANKEE BOXERS
UrgeS American GlOVe Men!
to Cross Sea and En
tertain Soldiers.
LONDoy, June 10. England wants
some of the cleanest and best American
champions and near champion boxers
now training American soldiers m tha
various ramps to cross the ocean and
j help entertain the doughboys and offi
cers in England.
Americans, and Englishmen as well,
who sie waking up to the crying need
for cb'-an sports .and entertainment of'
the Yankees in London and nearby
camps, need some hear!; iners around
I w Iv.ch 'hey can build the con'emplatea
i
l compet it ions
"P ! our boys.
which they hope to give
The projected events already are be
ing discussed throughout England, and
the idea is held that eventually they
may branch out into periodica! interna
tional contests.
The fume of the present Wednesday
nghts arranged for 'he entertainment of
the Americans is spreading, but they
lack the needed glamour of big names.
It hac hten found that but few- of our
hovs need more th."ii the Y. M. C. A.
hirs to oftsrl the lure of the Strand,
which the doughboys frequent, and TiC-vdd-.lly.
which attracts the officers.
The pa" fights bae been w-efl match
ed, thp boxers making up by slugging
for their lack of science. The heavy-
weight
r e s d a y .
itle will be at stake this Wed-
ARMY TRUCKS GO
THROUGH C. POINT
r.5?t:rT.'. To The Times.
I CROWN POINT. IND.. June 10
Thirty army trucks passed through
I Crown Point on Friday night and on
I Saturday forty more of these U. S.
' motors passed through our city. The
! hovs in Vcakhi spent quite a little time
in our city on Saturday and left for
! Baltimore eaily Sunday morning. On
' Sunday fort v more spent a few hour
! irj the Sc hliejo-n w oods. It is reported
jthat l.ooo of thse motors are on their
' to Baltimore and will pa.
j through Crown Point.
W. L. Fct.
;s n .1504
27 !" .5R7
2J 15 .561
25 24 .510
21 2 2 . 4 x S
1 21 2S .479 j
a 17 2 .ms j
14 2 .350 1
New
j Clnvaland
i SI . Louis
j Washington
Detroit
Teaterday's lUgnlti.
Chicago. 2; I'hiladelphia, 1.
Washington. 2: Detrol'. 0.
Boston. 2; '.'leveland, 0.
St. Louis. 5; New York. i.
Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. L. ret.
:9 12 .707
21 14 .R74
.-.2"! '22 .511
...19 22 .461?
.-.1! 24 .442
.--1? 24 .429
25 .419
. 16 .."64
j CHICAGO
j w Tork
' "incinna'i
Pit tsburgh
j Boston
j Philadelphia.
1 St. Louis
t Brooklyn --
Teterday' Seaalti.
No games scheduled.
Games Today.
Chicago at F'hiladelphia.
St. Louis at New Tork.
Cincinnati at Boston.
I'ittsburgh at Brooklyn
RALPH DEPALMA
AGREES TO RAGE
o! Accepts Offer to Drive
n i
ft ; on Chicago Speedway;
" ; Starts at Scratch.
Ralph De Falma. th great all around
driver, will start i the fourth anniml
auto derby at Speedway park one week
from next Saturday. The sprint cham
pion of 1917 notified Manager Charles
H. Torter last night he would compete In
the $30,000 classic.
Dp Talma will confront his bitterest
rivals in the big race, as among: those
already entered are Dario Resta, speed
king of 1915-1916; Louis Chevrolet,
speedway champion of 1917: Tommy
Milton, who finished second to De Falma
in the Harkness handicap at Sheepshead
Bay recently; Ralph Mulford. a Vander
bilt cup winner and holder of tha twenty-four
record: Ira Vail, the sensational
youngster from Brooklyn, and Eddie
Hearne. who took fourth place In the
Harkness , race.
ROYAL A. C. LOSE
AND WIN ONE
The Royal A. C. of Hammond were de
feated by the strong Ail Saints team
yesterday at the high school diamond
by a pcore of 6 to 3. The game was
featured by the pitching of Eddie, the
F.oyal A. C. pitcher, who struck out 21
All Saints batsmen and allowed but 6
j hits. The Royal A. C.'s would have won
j this game but bad fielding won the game
! for AM Paints team. The Royal A. C.
hit Callahan for 6 good swats and he
struck out 12 Royal A. C. baiters.
Then the F.oyal A. C. turned around
and beat the Standard A. C. of East
Hammond by a score of 9 to 3. Bialko.
pitching for the Standards, was batted
all around the field. He allowed the
! Eoyal A. C. 12 hits while Eddie allowed
i A 11 Saints 0 fl 5 o n 0 0 1 fj 6 S 2
j Royal A. C.l 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 6 5
j Batteries Callahan and Tague;
l Ohmielewski and Radzimskl.
Standard A. C 1 1 0 0 n l n 3 3 2
Royal A. C 1 0 1 4 0 3 x 9 12 0
Batteries Bialka and Daniels; Chmie
lewski and Radzmiski.
The Royal A. C. would like to sched-
; ule games with any team averaging be-
CaplmsCMorton avenue Hammono.
Ind.
, TIMES
want.. ADS.
Are Helping Others
Why Not Let Them
Help
Lake County Title &
Guaranty Co
f
Abstracters of Titles
Abstracts of Title furnished to all Lands and Lots
in Lake County.
FRED R. MOTT. Prm.
FRANK HAMMOND. Vice Pre
Crown Point, Indiana.
Branch Offices at Hammond and Gary.
NEW YORK. June 10.
Here's the real tip-off on the
kaiser. Remember that solid
gold cup he presented to Wilson
Marshall, the American yachts
man, for winning the race across
the Atlantic, back in 1905? It
was designed by the kaiser him
self and was said to be worth
$5,000.
Marshall gave it to the Red
Cross and it was sold and resold
at auction until it brought more
than $125,000.
The cup recently was broken
up to obtain the gold for oiner "j
purposes. The result was offi
cially announcccSaturday. The
"solid gold" cup was just excel
lent German pewter worth at
least $35.
EXCITED PLAYER
TAGS THE UMP
A funny thing happened in a Cleveland-Detroit
game some time back. Roxh
of the Indians mad-? for third on a hit by
Wambsganss en dsild into the bag. Th
ball was thrown to Vitt as Umpire
Brick Owens ran over to cover the play.
Vitt got the ball, saw the umpire run
ning, got excited, and tagged himf no
hard with the ball that he sent Owens
sprawling, while Roth landed cafe.
Ashlands Lose at Gary.
The Ashlands were defeated by the
Gary team at Gary, Ind. Buckeye pitch
ed tight ball for the Gary team when
men were on bases. Score:
Gary 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 S 4
Ashlands 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 8 19 1
Batteries Allison and Burns; Buck
eye and Knight.
STATE LINE
JUNIORS WIN
The State Line. Jrs. defeated the Co
lumbia A. C. 10-4. In the second battle
at Reid-Murdocks grounds. Harry
Ximon pitched getting 1 strikeouts.
Would like, to hear from any fast
team age 14-17. Call 32. John Krieger.
SCHXDTTLZI IIFZCTm
JAITUAXT 30, 1913.
EAST-BOUND.
FROM HAMMOND.
For Cincinnati 12:45 a. m.
WEST-BOUND.
For Chicago '6:45 a. m.
Daitr.
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on Furniture. Pianos, Victrolaa.
Live Stock and Office Fixtures
without removal.
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service not. even interest in
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