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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
THE LAKE COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION WILL CONVENE
To Hold Annual Session in Hammond
Oct. 20 and - at McHie's Hall.

The annual meeting of the Lake
in Hammond Oct. &c and 81. The of
ficers are:
Supt J. c. Hail. Whiting, president
Anna Wilson, Crown Point, vice presi-
dent; Dora Stauffer, Hobart, secretary;
County superintendent w. r. Curtis,
treasurer.
Executive committee: Supt c. NJ.
Mcdaniel. chairman, Hammond; F. l..
sunderman, trustee West Creek town
ship; sapt. Z. n. Canine. East Chicago.
Program.
Friday. Oct. 26, 10 a m, McHies hall;
general session.
invocation. ......... Rev. w. H.. Jones
Music. .......H Hammond High School
Inaugural Address. ss..J. c. Hall
What the Teacher Should Read. 49,.
f. O. Holland
Address. Hon. f. A Cotton
$500 T.. vi.
Music .....,....W Whiting High School
The George Junior Republic (illus-
trated) ).-............. E. o. Holland
Saturday, Oct. -, 8: a. m.
Music ..... East Chicago High School
School Problems. .E. O. Holland
The Teachers Greed. edwin o. Grover
Address -. County Supt. W. r. Curtis
Saturday, 1:15 p. III.
Music Lowell High School
The Philippines. es...........J. G. Coulter
The Teachers Opportunity .....
.............E E. o. Holland
Sectional meetings. Friday, 1,30 D.
M; high school section, room s, Cen
trail building. Supt H S. Dickey
chairman.
How to bring the High School and
the Grades into a closer relation
-................... Mr.. J. E. Newell
The High School of the Future -.
....--...... E. o. Holland
English in the High School
A. Its relation to other depart
ments in the High school ..
-..-..-.-.-..... Mary Stoerlein
B. Its relation TO the work of Ian
guage in the grades A L. Spohn
Grammar section. assembly room
Central school building, Principal C. P
Holway, chairman.
Lesson Assignment d. D. Thomerson
| The Teacher and the Text Book.
,---............. Herbert Wheaton
The Pupil and the Text Book. ......
Observation-Disclosures. Maude Quinnel
The Teaching of History.
Observation-Disclosures. Henry Daugherty
Primary section, McHie's hall; Mary
EE Bennett, chairman
The Child as Social Factor. .......
.........--.....-... Flora j. Cool
| Round Table Flora j. Cook, leader
Notes.
To make the association a success
teachers should come prepared to TAX,
part in the discussions.
Teachers attending both days will
receive pay for Friday
Trains leave Hammond as follows.
Michigan Central-East. 1855 and go.
| 2. m.
Nickel Plate-East. s;S5 and 100,
| p. m.
Erie-East. $3.50 and 6.os D. m.
| Monon-South. 3:55 and $50 D. m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
Peter Stamos, Restaurateur,
Meets Death While on
Hunting Expedition.
STREAM YIELDS BODY
Searching Party Composed of Friends
and Police Drag River
with Rakes.

Peter stamos. one of three brothers
who are proprietors of the Main res
taurant at East Chicago, left his place
Of business at o'clock Wednesday
morning with the intention of going
hunting and was not seen again until
his body was found in the Calumet
river yesterday afternoon at o'clock
after an all day search.
stamos had just purchased a new
shotgun for which he paid $3s and be
ing desirous of trying it. he left the
restaurant early and securing a frail
little row boat, he started down the
river
Nothing more was thought of him
until night when he failed to return
and it would be useless to attempt a
search that night and so it was de-
ferred until yesterday.
In the morning a searching party
composed of William Green, stephen
Fano, Archie Limoges and John Me-
| Callister. started out to see if stamos
could be found.
They We're proceeded by George Hart
ley and George Neist who had gone
down the river early in the .monning
on a hunting trip While these two
young men were rounding a point in
the river known to the people of East
Chicago as Blue Bill Point, they found
Stamos boat upside down.
BY this time the searching party
ga f0a
the finding of the capsized boat The
police We're also notified and Chief
Higgins and three officers made all
preparations to drag the river for the
body.
Several stone spreading rakes were
/ secured and all morning and part of the
afternoon Green and his crowd and the
Higgins and as many officers as could
be spared, searched the river in the vi
cinity of the capsized boat for the vic
tim of the accident
About o'clock in the afternoon Will
lam Green found the body in about
seven feet of water and brought it to
the surface.
The coroner was notified and Deputy
Coroner Greenwald ordered the body
removed to Fifes undertaking estab-
There were the usual stories of foul
play circulated in regard to the drown
ing. but the generally accepted theory
of the accident is that Stamos did lot
know very much about managing lis
boat which was small and narrow and
very easily overturned. 1t also had a
sail and this may have had something
to do with the accident. In the dead
mans pockets were found a number of
shells and heavy pair of rubber boots
were on his feet, the weight Of which
were against his saving himself.
The watch which was found in
stamos pocket stopped at 10:45 so it is
thought that the accident happened
about this time
Peter Stamos is a Greek and came to
this country from Cornith, Greece.
about six years ago He is about s5
years old and is unmarried In East
Chicago where lie IS a member of the
Eagles he is well and favorably known
and his sudden death was quite a shock
to the community
The inquest will be held today and
the funeral viii probably be held sun
day. The surviving brothers are grief
stricken and have notified their mother
who is still in Cornith, Of the death of
| her son
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
rnANN nErz LEAVES FoR EUROPE.

Frank Betz Of the Frank 5. Betz
company, will leave for Europe tomor-
row on an extended business trip. He
plans to visit the most important
cities of Germany, France, Switzerland,
England and possibly Spain. His it
inerary has been carefully arranged
50 that the trip may be made in the
shortest possible time and he expects
to be back IN Hammond in four or
i've weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
MONON PASSENGER WRECKED.
Train No. so Runs Into Open Switch
No One Injured.

Monon train No so. which is due
here at 7:49 p. m, was wrecked near
Monon, Ind, as a result of running
into an open switch The train col
lided with some freight cars which
were standing on the side track. and
one of the engines was badly wrecked.
Rev. Shirey Of the First Presbyterian
church of this city, was on the train
but was not injured. A great many
passengers We're at dinner in the din
ing car at the time and when the
crash came food and china were
thrown all over them. There was no
one injured. but everyone on the train
was badly shaken up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
X. or c. CELEBRATION.

The knights of Columbus celebration
in Longs hall last nightIin commemor-
alton of the landing of Columbus on
oct. -, was significant success for
the benefit Of the order. The evening
was passed with q varied program
which ended with a luncheon and
smoker.
Young's orchestra, the Mendelssohn
quartet and Arthur Donavon. bari
tone soloist. OF Chicago, delighted the
audience with well chosen selections.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
EAST CHICAGO BUSINESS
MEN HOLD MEETING.

meeting Of the business men of
Fast Chicago was held At Todd's opera
house last night and business of rou-
tine nature was transacted The sug-
gestion made by John B. Mailing at the
banquet he gave some time ago that
the business men OF East Chicago get
together and forget their differences. is
being acted upon and it is expected
that great deal of good to the city
Viii result.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12

Chicago Lake shore & South Bend
hallway, Which VIII Pass Through
Hammond. Back of the Project.

According to New Carlisle dispatch
to the South Bend Tribune the Chi
cago, Lake Shore s. South Bend Air
Line Railway company. which is pro-
jecting an interurban line through the
northern part of La Porte county. and
which recentaly purchased a lease on
a large summer resort at Hudson Lake.
took possession Of the resort yesterday.
The hotel and cottages vii be used
by the company to accommodate the
men who are building the road
Considerable land has been purchas-
ed near the grove and a large amuse-
ment park will be built in the spring
lit is the intention of the company to
erect q. large pavilion and about twen-
ty-five more cottages. A large roller
coaster and a laughing gallery will be
built TO furnish amusement for the
large crowds that are expected during
the summer
A baseball park will be located be-
tween the resort and the Lake Shore
railway and it is the intention OF the
company to have several first class
games during the summer. At least
$4,000 viii be expended in making this
first class resort. During the sum
mer cars Will be run every half hour
between South Bend and the new re-
sort.
About 80 teams and 200 men were
brought here yesterday and this place
will be used as center By the com
pany. All work will be done from this
city. Tents have been erected about
the town TO accommodate the men II
is expected that the road will be COM
pleted and cars will be running BY
April l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
No HOPE FOR THEM.

La Porte county Democrats are still
making a violent effort to secure Will
liam ]. Bryan for speech in La Porte
county. either in la Porte or Michigan
City, but without much hope of sue
cess. The Democratic state chairman
has other plans for Bryan and refuses
to heed the CRY OF distress from this
eounty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
now ITS EVEN Up
Cubs Best sox on the South Side Grounds and Make
Two and Two.
(speelal TO rhe Lnke counir Tlmes.l

Especial rhe Lake County Ttmea1
White Stocking Park Chicago Oct An lined P r The fourth
n the sre"test baseball
with glad % acclaim % b. " s @ r. faithful ,hs e % Warrior. ] sFs srrsaSa
@hsnnsap Of h@ s@nssn M % % aaa .ostn,a DO ~ win
in
it
"sa' ss an even ' 1ns " va before '' start -" =" "'
The presence Of N,eA ne
"' @ % "a. senas@ % I'd ss@S~ Il % s Sssas @ he a @ s
West
Gliding the Il
p it is
Moraeea Brown the champion Aur the cubu burning revenge
ar" in the finest possible % The betting On the game & = a" s
wager % h % e @ G% h"p,n % ~" % Are cub. @ vim % s @ % n@s ,srss
% sAs
ss:ssass as'@ss II It s.s... s.s.' ,t r.
steinfed,
E~srs '~rs' %. s.. n@sa, p@sssI m -
nr"~n, s'"T T. p s',se1 p
pas : : ss' @ ~ s s s ;s sss1s & @ .s: e:
safely hit Rohe sekard
sox-1larn to
SECOND
M ock % S % @ lg R a nc he sd TO- % Sot ne @ reached e % ay
loped one to Hahn made great catch No Runs
walked steal
cups-Brown shkard out
20 o
times
Isatd down. Aloko out o
Chances bunt
Donohu
o
sox-fIofman Tinker
Ito Chance on t
ovps-rspnsr out Doponus s'h
Itroclto Donoh
Davis famed oTun~
Atrockt Davis
knockin m h .
Chance Hahn
flied 70 Schultz 10 R"ns
/
right that Hahn never saw and II te
Tinker exactly the
ined scoring
stealing sullivan g Davis One
5.
0
ded single ball left bases sheek
ard out third Schultz popped
Pat Brown
steal making L double-play 10 Runs
chance singled to center sney
n double
Atrock einey 70 Chance Hahn m a
hot liner passed
he recovered andt frst No Runs
Cubs ...O 0 0 0 l o.
sox ..O 90
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
ADOPTS srMPLIFIED SPELLING.

The Columbus (O) board of educa-
ton, upon recommendation OF the su-
perintendent of schools. has decided
TO adopt the simplihed spelling so far
as is practicable in the schools of the
city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-12
g, THE WEATHER.

Fair and warmer tonight and Satnr-
Soy probably becoming upsettied by
gunday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
TO MAKE NAVY ATTRACTIVE.
Department is Trying to Find Way
to Get Men Into the Bunkcrs,

Especial 10 the Daily Prcss).
WASHINGTON. March 1i.-Secre-
tary Bsnapalte has approved the
Elan for furnishing ships Of war with
enlisted men who shall remain per.
nlncntly in the engine room force
Great difficulty has been encountered
In getting men TO serve in that capn-
city, and the percentage Of descr-
ITEMS In the branch has been cousld
cradle.
Under the new plan there will he
established ut Norfolk school for
naval machinists as a part Of the
system of training the enlisted force,
The superintendent of which is Rear
Admiral G. NJ Thomas Men who
have served the required period at
the naval station at Newport will be
permitted to select their duty,
whether ON the deck Or In tic engine
Or fire rooms.
Those whose choose the latter will
be made coal passers, which is per.
haps the most unpopular of all
the branches of naval work. They
VIII serve on that work for some
months and become thoroughly famlI-
lar with the construction OF the bunk.
ers, where .the coal is stored, AMI
learn all that pertains 10 the hand.
ling CT fuel
Later they will shovel coal in the
furnaces, and at the end of three
years those who re enlist and have
passed the examination will be sent
10 the new school at Norfolk and
come out machinist's mates, second
class, which puts them Oh the read
to rapid promotion, better pay ana
the chance of learning the trade.
1t Is believed that this new system
will provide the ships with enlisted
men who will be willing to serve
below decks, since they receiv bet
ter recognition for til IL services.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
INTEREST IN EDUCATION
Y ---.----------A-- s, I'll
Rally al '. N. c. A. Hall Friday
Evening.
ADDRESSES BY PROMINENT MEN
Or. Bruce r Payne, Or. Roberts and
Mayor Buxton to Be Heard on
School Children and Psren,o Isre.
cialIy Invited to AttenI.

Arrangements have bsch completed
for the educational rally, T. he held al
the Y. NJ G. a. Hall friday even,
ing under the auspices " the Ne"p:rt
News Educationa Assertion. Dr..
Bruce r. Payne NJ til, University OF
Virginia, and Dr.. Roberts. ticld secrr.
tary of the Virginia Cooperative Eth
cation Commission. haY, accepted in
vitations to DC present aud address,
the meeting.
Mrs. a. & pearlIy, resident ui
the educational associations. is in
charge of the preparations for tie
rally ind will preside. Mrs. Pcachvs
idea is TO arouse interest II, the wo. !;
Of the association ;,ii'i size I: parlicu
larly anxious To hav,. the publi..
school children and their parents at
tend the meeting.
Mayor S. II. Buxton will make an
address. dwelling particularly upon
his civic improvement suggestion. lie
will talk about school gardens. .nc
planting oil shade t:ecs. etc.
a special .ntSi:al II, az. has cen
ARRANGED Tor tho uc:r;'nr.
State Superintendent 81 liable In,
struction Egglestol was expected, Ia
be here Friday night, but he has no.
titled Mrs. Pcachy that lie will be
unable to come. II is probable that
another meeting to be held in Mas
VIII be attended by Mr.. Egglcston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
ALONG THE WATERFRONT 4
Two Storm Battered sCh0ongrs Pit
into Hampton Roads.
ROUGH WEATHER ALONG THE COAST
With Main Calf and Topsails Carried
Away and Hull Leaking Badly the
Jeanie Lippctt Is Awaiting Orders
Three Master Wade Shaken Up.

Leaking badly and with the main
saff and topsais carried away, the
schooner Jeanne Lppcu put into
Hampton Roads Tuesday night for
shelter from the storm anu to await
orders. Bad weather is prevailing
along the coast and all vessels coming
Into port report rough voyages.
The thrcc-masted schooner Wade.
ba,ind for New York with cargo Cf
lumber, put into port Tuesday night
IN shaky condition.. Temporary re.
pairs will have to IN made buforc the
Wade proceeds upon her voyage.
Steamer Wcrmland Aground.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Harrington states that the Swedish
steamship Wcrlnland. bound from Pen.
saeola and Newport News Tor Hair
iingen Is aground mt Blucsienk It
VIII IL necessary to relieve the vessel
vi part Of her cargo before She can be
floatru.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
YALE MAY PLAY PENN.
ouskers Send Football Challenge Tor
Game Next Fall.


Game Next Fall.
NEW HAVEN, March ll--Yale has
received . challenge from tile Unitcr
sity of Pennsylvania for a football
game next fall, This is the first time
that football negotiations have been
entered into between Lie two univrr-
stiles since relations were broken eff
by Yale In 1891 OH the ground OF nj.
legged rouglling on the part OF Penn.
sylvania men. 1t is understood that IA
game may be arranged. providing
Yale does not play Harvard, as usual.
Captain Morse, in speaking of Tie
subject said:
as an interesting contest Yale.
Pennsylvania game would be a fine
thing, but there are many matters
to be taken into account before one
could be arranged. Personally I
would like to see meeting, and if
the game with Harvard fails 10 mater,
alizr | should think that it would be
desirable"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
COLOR LINE IN Y. M. C. q.
Ne"-Haven Negroes Withdraw Be
cause Of Resentment.

~pHSO " nCoCHttEiCnks
NEW. HAVEN, March little di.
rectors of the Young Mems Christian
Association voted today to refuse
colored members full membership ia
cilitics. whercupom the negroes with
drew.
Tho negroes have their own build
ing and club ian Goffe street, but they
also wanted all the privileges of the
central branch. The white members
there objected TO the colored men us.
Ing tho pool tables and gymnasium.
The negroes then issued a circular
letter in which they said: I.
I'VE cannot, as self-rcspectiug col
orea men, subscribe to your policy.
Out of sheer sell defense we have to
q:lt ourselves on record. It. is becom-
ing clearer every day that the colorcd
mon, even here in New England. have,
got to begin To be sensitive about
their rights, indeed, they must begin
to he iilslstont."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Social-Personal

Miss Gladys WiIloughby, of Ports
mouth. is the guest of Miss May
Stevenson, on Twcnty-ffth street.
MIR. Clarence Saunders, whu has
beeh quito III, is cunva'cscent.
Miss Lizzie Fem, of Petersburg g. gis
stopping with Mrs. G. w. Ma,ldc.a
Mrs. A.' e, Libby has returned
nome after an cxtcsIsd visit % re.
tcrsburg.
Mr.. j. w. Davis. who has bcen
confined To his home OH 'rwcnty.scv.
erth street by an attack Of app ,ndi-
citis, was able to DC out yesterday
Police Justice Brown is i'll al his
home and unable to occupy his bench
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Msrcl, ,4,h,
Arrived.

Steamer Windbcr. Dow. Provi,
dencc--Tu Consolidated Coal Com.
pany for carsJ OF coil
Steamer Nantucket. Sickcrsun, Eal.
tinlorc-'ro Merchants & Miners
transportation Company with pas
sengers and merchandise.
Steamer Jcncrstn, Dole, Nuw
iork-ro OLD Gonlnion Siclms hip
Company with passengers and mcr.
ClIaulisc. ,rs
Schooner Addison T. Bulard Wor.
den. New iOrk-1-o Willie Oak Coal
Company for cargo OF cca.
Schooner Marguerite Tripp, Provi,
dcncc-To Consolidated Coal Com.
pany for cargo OF coal.
Sailed.
Steamers: Windbcr Dow. Provi.
dencc; Nantucket. Nickcrson, Dos
ton; jamestown Hitler, New York
Via Norfolk.
.Schooncrs: Mcdford Richardson.
Portsmouth: Henry S. Little, Thorn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
MARINE NOTES

The Dutch steamer Soestydk clear
cd yesterday for Amsterdam and
Rotterdam and will carry Gf,285 bush
els of corn and 10000 bushels OF
oats.
The British, steamer Allegheny
(which arrived i'll port OH March &,
cleared yesterday for Liverpool. Her
cargo Of general exports Included $40
Head Of live stock
The Dutch steamship Ams;eidyk,
Captain BarUu. Of The HOLLAND. America
line. sailed from Rotterdam IN Marcn
|" al 10 o'clock a. M, direct 10. New.
port News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
The Standard Supply
Company, Inc.
J. White Chandler, Il, II. Brushwood,
President. Secretary.
81. F. Gayle, Treasurer.
No. 260S Huntington Avenue.

Don't forget tile NUMBER when in
need of the following lines, we make
the prices on:
Suggles, Runabouts, Surveys, with rub.
4 Der and steel tires; Studebaker
,iagons, Virginia Wagons, Stude.
BAKE Jrs. (gost waaons), Harness,
Horse Furnishings, Disc Cultivators.
Disc HarroWs. Corn Planters, Oliver
Chill PIoWs, Deering G. Mccormick
Mowers and Rakes, Planter Jrs. A
full line Of Farm Implements Of alt
kinds.
Agents for Austin-Western Road
Machinery ArmouEn Fertilizers at
wholesale prices for cash. Spend your
4 money at home See MS before going
out of the city we ne cd your business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
FISH. oYsTERo AND CLANS.
Gutierrez and Morris Are Ready Il
Supply the Public Promptly.

We,are now ready to supply the
public with fresh Fish Oyters
and CLAIMS, daily Or twice day
as the demand requires. Orders can
be given by calling up wholesale
house, corner Thirty-sixth street and
Huntington avenue. Bell phone 479
or 4A9 NH ST.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
TO TRY BLACKBURN.
Special Term of cour, Called For
the Case.
(By Associated Press. !

t3y Associated PrcSs) ,0|
AsHEVll-l-E, y. G.. March IL
Judge Pritcharl and Judge Boyd
have signed /; Joint order for the
hcidlng Of Il special term OF court
Il, Greensboro on April IL. for the
trial OF Congressman Blackburn in,
dittcd by the grand jury for accept
ing fee for services performed be-
fore government department.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
DoWlE is DYING.
Faith is Hardly Strong Enough 20
Keep the Prophet Alive Much Longer.

(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, March 14.-Dcputy Gen,
eral OYerscer Voliya. who is in SUI,
premc control at. Zion City, announc.
ed at meeting of the faithful in the
tabernacle in Chicago that DR.. John
Alexander Dowie is near death.
He stated that DR.. Dowie's letters
regularly received from jamaica up to
a few days ago. demonstrated that
he still retained vigorous mind, bu;
unless "a miracle should be worked
he believed that DR.. Dowie could not
live much longer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15

as, Boston; Alice Holbrook, Ellis,
Salem.
Barge Lancaster, Boston.
Cleared.
Steamers: soestydk DUTCH, Metz,
Amsterdam AMI Rotterdam; ALLIE,
ghany tBr,) Hornden, Liverpool
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15

AS science is now photographing
germs, the world may expect the es.
Establishment of n new rogues, gallery,
Buffalo Express. /, VI
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
Banks Change Their locations.

OAKLAND, May 1o.-The Bank Com
missioners have issued license to the
Iarbor City Savings Bank at San Pc
dro to do savings bank business,
capital $4,000. $4,000 paid up. The Of
ficers are: President, Charles Nicolai;
vice presidents, James Meir and James
H. Dodson; secretary and cashier. A.
g. Sepulveda. The Bank of Southern
California has transferred from San
Francisco to Los Angeles. the name
being changed from the Federal Saw
ings Bank. L. S. Frye is the secre-
tary. The Market-street Bank Of San
Francisco not the Market-street Bank,
Seventh and Market streets) has trans
ferred its principal place OF business
to Los Angeles. The capital is 500 600,
10 per cent paid in. The officers are:
President. T. n. Douglass; vice presi-
dent, Charles Ewing; secretary and
cashier, p j. Gruber