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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1908
Page
3
The Orientals defeated the Fast End Stars 5 to 4. Star pitchers were Staufer and Gurgman for the Stars, while Turner Schiele and Benning led the Orientals with key hits and defense.
Advertisement lists five cents per line for help wanted in barber trade training. Men needed to learn barbering with shop equipment, positions furnished, careful instruction, tools provided, Saturday wages. Write for catalogue. Malter Barber College Chicago.
Ladies urged to profit by selling hose supporters from Norumbega Manufacturing Company of Waltham Massachusetts sample free promotional offer to attract sellers and customers for the product line.
SPECIAL TO MEN. Want pleasant profitable work or a change of occupation and income. Our representatives are making good money. More wanted throughout Indiana. Write us. Buechner Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Battle Creek, Michigan.
Miss Virginia Cavanero of 283 Hamilton avenue Paterson is under police guard after a mysterious man threatens to blow her head off unless she marries him. He demands $200 to be paid to Miss Cavanero, with her employer Chris Stamford also in danger. The letters signed A Gentleman give no clue to the author.
The Gophers defeated the Stags 5 to 4 in a tight game. Pitcher Paul Geppinger starred with sixteen strikeouts while Johnny Meyers, formerly of the Trios, played short for the Stags as Carl Poehler cheered for the Gophers.
Country club owners invite members of the Northern Indiana Editorial Association to visit June 4 and 5. Visitors will be taken to Spencer Park and Loneycliff during the event.
Captain Hud McKee, brother of Mayor George P. McKee and father of the city, living at Washington DC, has been appointed warden of the United States jail in Washington. He succeeds J. H. Harris of Noblesville.
Walter Quinlan, injured in a traction wreck a week ago Thursday, regained complete consciousness on Saturday. Recovery is hoped to continue rapidly as doctors monitor his condition.
The Lion and the Mouse by Charles Klein opens tonight at the Nelson with Henry J. Harris presenting. It has broken records at New York's Lyceum and promises strong appeal across theatre goers with a refined cast and a vivid look at Wall Street life.
The Columbus Daily Review lauds the Al G Field Greater Minstrels as a superb scenic display inside a vast conservatory set with trellised plants and colored electric lights. An illuminated fountain adds color as the troupe performs at the Neilson on Wednesday May 27.
The North Side Eagles defeated the West Side Cubs 12 to 8 in a fast game. Hoover and Geppinger formed the Eagles' battery.
Bartlett and Collins, former partners with John McMillen in old tent shows, are appearing at the Crystal this week, continuing a historic touring tradition.
President Roosevelt launches a campaign to rejuvenate the army by demanding fifty mile walks for coast artillery field officers and ninety mile horseback rides for other field officers. Annual physical exams will precede endurance tests, determining readiness for service and future promotions.
Mrs Arthur Gibson and Mrs Johr Sears spent Friday in Chicago, enjoying a routine social outing in the city.
Mrs. Rebecca Parish, Indianapolis district Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, writes from the Philippines about dire poverty, tuberculosis, and neglect. She describes limited funds, daily patient suffering, and a new hospital near Manila Bay funded by a donor from St Paul.
A dainty white mull frock features an edge finished with graduated pale blue dots and pale trimming. The garment emphasizes delicate detailing and refined fabric for formal wear.
A description highlights blue and brown hues covered with large delicately toned roses, creating a vivid floral display.
Huntington man Frank Chilcotte, long in search of a superior gasoline engine, was brought to Loneycliff last week and, near completion, lost his mind. The tale echoes the mystery of the Laporte of Missing Men.
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