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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
n1iarpuTtit.
Gbarles Sobnipm, en- Mdfebano

Charles Sobuipn, Ell W~eIfebanoler
| eau Claire, blep ~icrleoen Iften to-
iiet al i'm @ogn, ba bans SeIte LOT
Icbif. gan falSt paa lit Spoeo o9
6leo siebliffeIig SrG5t.
Spfsaariagcn ufienot. Sigip'
net, ion boIStes / @lsportb ober
Sper gridIon, Der, ion mesoelt
iorriae Guner, ianbtes bsb peo Reo
g9iug, funbe life fomnte til ,to9el!
alarbeS oper 3sSsaariagen. 8i'
itriftsabpofaten tror BOG, at BON LED
Sperialo; hans Saar piite, at ban
bar blepen Iloaet, % at man baooe
fiert ODER bam.
9els Edmonton, en- rig Sernpare'
fisbntonb / 81 CROSSE, farotes Sns'
bags Worsen bsS i lit 89relie; en-
@ospibe bar liot aaben, men oa Der
ineen ipnIig @runo bar ior SeIo'
morb, blep en- llnoerisgelie fcrcta9et.
On 2igipnshlrp bIep inoiteonet, og
ben Ianrmen meo Siitriftsoopofot
9oisbaro uuoerisete Sagen. Otter
unberisgeIien erfl9reoe aoootatetl,
at 0sSen ffploteS ct lllpffestiIfplse.
"a Der ianbtes ct Sud ct @asrsr I
Suiet.
Oil fraife errcren. - Reter San'
len, Ell Waifiniit | Spsperfef ! "a
Crosse, bar uSicroret Brinttpalen
onoet S~folebiitrift / gpen til en- Spe'
fomp, forbi 2Greren olpenote torpor'
Iia RcpieIie paa bans Steolen,
@coroe sbear. Snnien Tiger, Srre,
rem iloa @aitten meb 8nptrtanen
Wsopert, ida fan fon alpprli9 ttllfaoe'
@corae s6car ct en liben Shit, oa
ban fit TN Straf, iorbi ban moo'afts
ia at blipe taget / &raoen al Sgre'
rem / aorriooren / SfolebuIet,
SperfisSis S9at. = Solicit ! gts.
coniin bctaIte idar 100000 sfat
i'll stotsfasien 90 fit igien ire 8di''
az ioo meaet til ole Sfoler. Sen'
0crte iii bette og til at beta!e QUE SIa,
tens Isbcnbe llbgiiter forl ira Stai
pao Sernbaner % anore aorprrailo'
ner, bois ciientlige DOeIler er b1eo'e
fcre0eSc i Be iibiie glar. Ter iitooto'
ocs 81 ,OOO, 900 ira Set fsSerale SFat'
fonntcr % en- l~ignenSe S,tm tra
Scrubunerne, % &crporatlorler De-
toIte 100000 / 2iccnieiportler: 0si'
ucn al Senne 8engcitrsm til Stats'
foSier bar, at oct bIeo nGltefl ifte
reSpcnSi0 at taee no9en Stat al 0ol'
fet; men @uuerrsr Gautolon ouoe
soa life eftersiuc al Stnt, "a oer
trTnoes mango 8enge til at T11lolsre
oct me aopttoIiurn, iom er ilnoeI
guouing. Solicit lit Dog ttIbose 70
ior bper 81, sc betoIte / Sfat, % BE-
taIte i~usentins til Stotens lsbe'oe
llosifter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
min arebue.

Spiaere grebne. -, Sberiff 1iir.
ner | 2orimore % to al bans Deb.
bjrIpere gioroe 9orsbag SnbfaIo |
Spilebuler / 9pen % arreiterebe
fem Ronb paa anflase for at bripe
neo S~osioroipiI. De ienbtes aIe I'll
B1ngiIet | @ranS Sorts. &Iagen mo.
gabes az en- attenaars gammel Gut
peo 9sapn Sdrienb iom paaiiob at
bare tabt 1905 ! SpiI.
SnbcIerbntif rbuet. Oct fsrie
Snobri,b, iom paa mango aar er
giort | gismard, fdnot Steo forrige
Ssnougs Rot, Sa Sppe brso iig tto !
Straitfs' Siroelerbutif % itial garer
ior $3.50; genseifabet blep lite rsrt.
Sppene Hog i'm ct SinSu ! 8agoaen
paa g1,tifen o. fom IND. ct Soriss
tIeo osiaa siort paa at brpoe ite iio
z. o. Gopt & Cos Sitpelerbutif,
ruen Msperne blep sienipnli9 bort
ifrGmte, for Be fit ubfsre 1T Sore.
bdpenSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
3lnrn pnkntn.

I. I. GaIqniit, Tom en- SiS bar
TormunS Tor SfoIcrauoct / Snrao
"a eli Eermiu 6ormnuo Tor Citizens
SfoIcoircttercr, bIcp iibite SnaNa8
flmAcn ifpISig / SocrtrrOeIic al BRO
dibitiou&lopcrt, ioct ban breu uSial8
al Griffrarcr / 8orbtroeIie nco ct
liSct SotcI, ban cicr | 8tnoreo.
QanbCt aabncS igieu. EQUATOR
Sun&brouGb bar uouptct, at Ell IN
Srbcr or blepen ,iOiteOt al Snoenri9S.
ocportcncntct. hporpe0 eli Del al oct
&auO ucO Ofi%iouriHoScn, ionl itaIte
CONNER bIcp mroor0Bct ira Sett'
LIMA. after or oabuct. Scttlcrc fon
taQc 2onoct % bprfc oct, men hpor
Der finoe& arI cILer oubct gttucrol.
Der oil GiCnSouSrctten I'll Soroct
frerroclcS bIipe hos Rc8icrin8eu. Net
par Wincrauauo, Tom bIep mnOoro'
act. % set er ftu I1creprtn'n9S'
lamb, iom fan to9eS.
So blir bprtc. - Eoltttet I gttitot
her en- Gib oo,ret beifiGitiect meo at
opipore 10 MtunS, joni pluoielts %
ipentet blco bortr. Mtis 8ertrto
GeIion fpm iorIehCn Gog I'll Epet
Tor at ic ciier fin 9roocr. iom iorIoS
fit Sicm nnr @hecIod Den 3oic @.,
fem til Winot, eiterloo i'm Baggage
paa 600. 5tatipncn cG blep ioa borte.
Relion bap6e ooifiuig Benge paa JIG
rs bans SsIier ,irpgter for, at ban
81 oprrfalSt. Zen andre er anSrep
anoeriou, ell aiebmano / 8lenburii,
iom tisrte i'll 0linot for Here Oase
then, latte fine Seite inc ! cit Stalo
% er iibeu life ieet; Raboer bar lcSt
eiter hom, 90 nlan tror, at ban maa'
lie er | en- nrriiseenoe gp, iuotiI
ailmangclet er afbiuIpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
3Apntuuu.

1tIpciast. - Sra Sabre meboeles,
at areoturoplerne | ben noroligc Del
al staten orsaniierer fig for at 9aa
pad SsSagt efter lllue, iom lite paa
mango aor bar p9ret iaa tulri9e os
iaa rcpgjerrige. 8reaturaplerne bar
oannet en- Soreniug ior at beifptte Ut
ap9g, ba mango aaIUe % Sober iaar
er blepne orabte. iiGr | Gboteau 90.
Soreningen biz betaIe prioate SGgere
$50 SfuSpenge for Suniilpe og $40
for Sanulpe iant So for llnger; oes'
uSen iaar be al Statsn $40 FOR pprite
uIpe % So for finger. On enfelt Se'
ger bar tient $1,000 | en- SaIon oeo
at ifpee l1Lpe, % meo De ertra Sflto'
penge oil DC tiene enboa mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

9abp bapoc to til fer 5iIfGIoer
saeIta.
SEQ frpstsIiat - sGaerne nsrets
teoe iuttt.
Or. STILES Nerpine b~eIbrtoeoe
ham.

eSast. nrresis. pirrsliss sinaabsrn iiItrrrasr en-
res, RsaI si4t, ssmptorsst isIsntHts, ieotr be III
t~pIspiiiir dniale sltr Hremps. Sutpsr Weber erres
itprfs aae sens % RHt Tsras Rststr Hise II. ratitt'
Retpine. Ct paaIiseI At on ptrtieHf. SseeIalr,esd
neo eat neresit ttetbtner. SIS bet trtssaes;
Ia min Iiat sIu par ~ Raansosr sanmel, savse
baR arampe I aue fseeer % ccneet. De rar belt
iammcntruius | 10 ,asr tr Dass. S.ssritEiussn balls
SueantoUtss,r. neR eltsr to users Setise sat bet
ln,st. ipm sierls npset aebt q bet, ioa, sassR tete.
Tree gi tiltaIote n sipea Ia Y, men pane Reetttu
halo lite, ice pt faIefs en- trieste. % ban fdlett bet
Wpa marp sIpabem. gte etnrt Ito rar carRts 10
esnas iaM msnirpmpei. bans @parae rss bgtet I'll tsn
enc eiee "a bant SrRss- % gsseer i~srtrnfne, Gems
srsm cans as Sssr Ess. Sea tss isis 81: p,isV
RsIptns for RerpsFtst % iaa, az stt oar auotialef tet
arampeaHtaIo, iaa ieg t1ntie. az lee0 otet grfpt en
oct faue< sisjrs sarnrt Nnt tx. Esasf bapot 90
aipst ban. "a haio Waite nantfsse Sranpearfal.
otut. % bans ssmHer tftites spern, en- plaIs
"a sear etplr. Sea BAT psn,si Tor al e. sa rta
aansis seasGts after Haiet uiie a. 'srrno re nrssiii
Stn- men ven bar itit rtt ~. 3ta Tan ifts sslt W.
@eies' Rerpins net. e~i,erisni jta eto, az zen frtlne mis-
Ssrs siv.- - Rrs. uriah Hdisu saahns, Scwi.
ans Sss,sftrs iSlser % ssrautsrtr ben isrf,s 6iaffs
al 9g. yeties' sss.uhsisr. sirir eiier ut ess on
gsrssatsi % eisrsisIssmns. Hsrsis ) et Htla'
peestal &C., glitart, asa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
3NinitcTntu.

csuer getrrion | @iaiants, lonl par
/ Grnqiel for at baoe prp9let I'M
Some, toa Eorsoog @iit, % bans Stp
Beo meS 2Ggens Itsritc a~nltrcngelle
iaapiSt reobet.
Mrs. WGpp, Slitri, til Or. Gbur.
les 8. Wtopo / Roheiter, blep irars'
bet $50 og 70 1iamantriugc oTrS
flere hurSreSe Collars paa ct Nortb-
ipcitern.So mems bum bar paa Bet
Ell hiem ira Gbicogo iiSite Sor&oog.
ltlnffcstilfGlbc. - Ia Gbrt't Oh
,taS Sorsbag iagcSc SEQ meb en- gaa'
'tiniag nos @artin Ssitaaer ! @aro'
ntiroo SmuuIbip, @oobbne Golrttp,
oif Wofmen iinffer, 90 ct Stptte al
E. Sjud fist MOB Ssito9ers Sooeo %
brubte hom siebliffelig.
sbumpipn & SeloeS Gcportehenis'
huff / 8arucspillc brrnbte itofe
Snsooa. SISen opitoo / atSen Gta9e
al gpgnin9cn, iom benpttcoes lohl
observation-disclosures. SfaOcn onl!aacs
iii $1,000 % bar beIpiS o9ttct Al
GSiuronce.
Masur u. Z. SaIteo Sroincro,
Tom err lloqiper al @laoet "Sribtine" ,
hor ~reIiorcret fra fit gmbeoc. @riul'
sen iii Reiqnotioncn bar, at SpeiiS
ISpofot erflpreSe, at ban iom Vtaprr
life hutoe ioa 6ontruft Tor SpctlS
Srpfnine, flint ban bar Dent larelte
9poer.
Or. {. y. GittiIiun / Sergis Balls
fIeo forrige llgc Ratcptet til VhlS
either Sole, Satter al Gr. % Mrs,
81. 9. Cole. 0ieIiCn iuuOt Steo hos
@rliSers SorGLOre GIoffcu 8 ON
RoreenerL og 9%ruOeparrct rctlte
ionule Gag paa cit 9rpaupSrciie til
Iefp Dorf.
Rartin Saripu | WiuneapoliS hleo
fibfte SnS0ag I GiitriftSrettcu til
fienbt $t0,50O for Sabct al fin bsire
Grm fra 6. &. Sa9Iir, iom hapbe
aontraft for SpfsreIien al Securitp
9alrf Der | Suc,. 2nriou arbeioeSc
poa &fNrinqeu iiSite Spmmer %
hnpor ct ltIpffestiIfrIoc. bporueS
ian mf'tcSc Irmert.
Stpr surrctuing. - Strbtrptcrue
req StatsiRngiIet / StiIlpatcr ior
gtoppmber R1areo bar $671 43S.3S
for SaIg al SiuOetraa6 oa 5000
fra andre SiIber. : iiNitc Smh or
~inbcbfdttet 1854 for jSouaEr& Mr.
beiSe i Decentralization on So
1926 for Grbcioc / S~fofabriten.
S5notGatcn for Salg al @inNetroaO !
sem iioite llsc / Sftcbcr, 9toormbCc
% uogle Gage Al 0ctcmbc' 01r
1892, 1880.
gprua0ct / Geer HipCr, Sta2ta
Gomrtp, bCiIutteOe paa lit ii0j,t Uts6c
al opierc ct dcttriit 2pSu2rf Ter
9pen, Ct CcIcicnipitcm % q Sdrrc'
ipitem, % @roroiitjon ital iu'teS I'LL
Der gfitcmninS AZ 8GIaerns Tor al
bliDc qoStiCnot cIIer fortaitct. q Sp&'
perf tror man al tlutne iaa tl'lno III
SS,275, Ct GcIeiouipitclh me5 tirc
Sroabc for $t,i25, oQ Oo @pca or
Iioen, Tan ct &armeinitcm tEo'TttCa
I Sor5in6cIie mcO SgSpcrtet Tor Sd
965 mere.
gnSrrp Ra9uusiOn, iom hopoe
tcet I Sttunatcr IS gnr ooNe gluo'
ieIia Dblnoags Dtorgn al 3iertelag,
Son baUoe Ct Gar Mar tlaact cper
.Sierteip9oom. men ban git til it Ar'
beise / Rortbpeit lbrrf5er Sompo.
ms 6abrif oaiaa Wmba8S Norscn.
san oit inS / SoiIetrummet, 90 +
Wimrer efter ianotes BAN oso. Snr
bar iocuif az 5soiel, par 90 Aa'
oomuneI % eiterlaoer iig entc, fen
conner, fire Getre ianlt TO Sreort
ca 70 Seitre.
SeuS "Geeurab.Tpi til Clog
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

Seuo "Seeorab.Tpiten" til Slooi
% genner ! BET oomIe 2ona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Gil Norge oe Oanmarf

ierbes nGrpaa 1000 @rempIarer al
@labet bper Sreoas, oe bet fommer
bjem til ioa beiiemt Tib, at man iom
HeaeI 8aar til goftbuiet oisie Gage
% er iiffer paa ct iaa Oct. glabet er
oeIIeet / be satrIe SanSe, % nrit ef'
ter foutante Bense er oct Ben 6eoIte
gaoe, mon fan ienbe fine SIagtnin9e
o. 8enner ~Serbiemme. 8Iaoet fOiter
$50 for @arsansen. @ortpen alene
bcIsbcr fig til $3.50 for aaret, % ri
faar oItiaa life mere emo 90 Gents
for gIaSet til 9orse eIler 9anmart.
Brarniebsscr ienoes life til Mbonnen'
ter / De eon,Ie Sano.
9laoet bor insen asenter, bcerten
Ictalc ener ~reiierbe, men Bots bore
abonnenter oil ienoe os en- mn abon'
ucnt euer TO icm Sule' 90 3ptaars'
@ope, oil ri pqre bierteIig tafnemlts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
5tnt nrt gr9ttttsheasr.

0@se -gSes-
pct LOBE gisOnFa Resments sthDrie q O. q. Bullet $3.50 $1ss
asa tsHss aas,; sesn y gGa Ell % aans. se,sDFer oa Ssanos GS itS
Greens r@s sisnsss SsaSsliss s Hps 9a af s. g. T srsdo oR S mss ~ LOU
,,,.s ESrfathreTs @tosraF, tnSbunSsn o0 100
SSmrsSnNM os bans seansr al D. o. 9fsaarO. inbturben 0b IFS
sssnr e s,sss' s St s1 srS sos &C.. a. tt ss' e: usisas, e,asin4 go SS5 i aS5
E s j sSssSSssoa': 'H i"SSSsDts i erSss9 iHs1 G"nt"i e SS$$
s'SfessaSsS"ssan Saan4 ::.::::::. go isS
Zen t4nenDe sHs i ss b III 'inabbunnSern CSC 11s o
aHs strlns % Bale e'Oes seorftsr. inb6nnSen . $50 $50
amn'amsrimr sosessa, ;" tn$&r n ST' V.A 100 9SS
susansasts6us al Soban arnbt inbbunSsu $50 $50
60. 90 neS GutSna 200 800
SHsanbassbus al g. &. aocntns, inbbunoen 200 500
Se sebsnses aenbelge aiGbs, a Suns Sanob Sphise. inbburbeu 06O 100
sr Gamant % ing VI " ".U. r"' Vo"" 6sS iSS
saruaDnrr, teremmpe sanee, arrdnssret af srf. SatoOr san'
s ss;G y S s:: i:ss; !: $:::i. Stunt d o::'s; sic. '',ss.::'ss $ $S f e. e
ss E:;: ;$:: +; e: Z: . , +: :;:;;. j; :, { {. a:,:: III: ;:.:.:,.: So So s # # e. f
Sra si"s % ' isidS' q y g. gfsaaro, T Ssfst . -:" : SSS ihS G
samtae sssHtHa: &i Sigs gsss5 Ian ri snsHa Hstt. 9mn5'sr
IS gs, be#et Oe 40 cts, nb6nnSen, euer fnrauen m6
sr ale sE1 aiS,.,, 5,ht ss IS, fpsbanns.n 40 cts, ' 1ss tns: liz 14S
SssS:;:a; ! T SSsss: 8 = & s. Rt'ts tire e'ast HN Soften 1875
aasnH, Soialfns al eIFs hubert, 5ehat zoe, iustunSen 7t,
srasss ta TS u al &ut. seadbs, 6sst Soc, tnS6amssn Is: "" -O
aras~ % sass.r, acf CART ehar. 9cHst Csc. iu6siuOsu SOC Soc "" I'
smHssssnss sssn. al Gnft shar, Sast SOC, fiSnnon u.s. -" -0
mS "Sofen" ~. ..: .... $50 tmb, LIS
mS Molten" $50 iuSS. 176
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

,abonrsniss ssSss pen!st Sm Ute at issgSs iaatqSte .aesat G9sss. men en-,
Duff pa sNease sler Rsu gTsi eusr Ssnss resttreri grsp. Oct aEr
naSa bsSss osiaa at marie TO- at sanaotfs 5rinasrtsr Hs tan bensttss Der bs
Ncrersoe Stmr, o. at rlrdbtHe Yerge beHeriHe r gdr@bue Fat Ear, inr-oet
bMr. @anabtFe Yenae % Srhmrrtr br betor III. ienSes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

Granger DC en- Spmaifine9 "SuS.
pennen" er iaa goo iom nosen a1oen
Smnaifine til Den Sobbelte Bris.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
IMMORTAL J. N. DEAD.
OFTEN VISITED HAMMOND.
Queer Character Known Over the
United States-Never Paid Hotel
Bills or Car Fare-0nce Brilliant
Lawyer.

The immortal J. "" is dead. He
was character known the length
and breadth of the land because of
the fact that he never paid hotel
bills or car fare.
The story of his life is most ~e-
markable Many years ago the I'M
mortal j. NJ whose reai name is j
n Bee, w4s one of the most brilliant
lawyers n Ohio.
He ouce defended d man charged
with murder and the matter so af-
fected him that he lost his mind.
He travelled from place to place
for years and was d conspicuous
character wherever he went, then
the authorities placed him in an
insane asylum and he died there a
few days ago.
u. N has been in Hammond on
! several occasions and a. great many
people remember him well.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
And here's sOhat tOe're up against!
KEEP MARRIAGE LICENSE
THREE YEARS, THEN MARRY.
Mr.. Hopp Gets License July 90, 1903,
But Miss Kern did Not Become
His Wife Until Today.

wait till the clouds roll by Jen-
nie' was what Mr.. Hopp very likely
said to Miss Kern once upon time.
For although he bought marriage
license July 20, 1903, he did not
cash it in" until yesterday.
Justice Jordan of the local justice
court, was somewhat surprised as
he looked over his spectacles at a
smiling young couple and then at a
license dated three years ago. But
the judge evidently thought the
couple constant if nothing else, and
so the marriage vows were made and
the young couple went their way to-
gether.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
MRS. NORRIS GETS A HOME

Mrs. Lizzie Norris of East State
st. who was put out of the house
she had been occupying as was told
in Wednesday evenings Times is to
be provided for by Trustee Richard
Schaff, Jr Dick was down from Ro-
bertsdale this morning looking after
the case and has made arrangements
whereby Mrs. Norris will move into
another house. She will pay half
the rent herself and half will be
borne by the township. The last two
nights Mrs. Norris has secured shelf
er with the neighbors while the po-
lice have watched her goods which
have remained in the street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
WHITING HARD HIT BY STORM.
Big Blow Smashes Windows and Does
Considerable Damage To Other
Property.

The storm that blew up from the
West this afternoon was especially
severe at Whiting.
The Hornecker Motor Manufact-
uring Co. on Indiana Boulevard suf-
fered most from the fury of the wind.
An awning blew against the front of
the building and smashed five plate
glass windows estimated to cost $3.50
The loss was covered by insurance.
Short time ago while this came avn
ing was being put up one of the win
dows was broken so the loss today
makes a total of six windows within
o week.
A window was also broken in the
grocery store of NJ A. Balla on New
York Ave.
There were several chimneys blown
down and considerable damage done
to telephone and telegraph wires in
the city.
The fire department made a short
run to the home of John Rentch or
Schrage Ave where a fire was start
ed because of a defective fue. Til,
fremen had no difficulty in subduine
the flames and the loss was incon
sequential
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
EAST CHICAGO REACHES OUT.

East Chicago is growing ambiti-
Gus and is reaching out for territory.
Her covetuous gaze is directed to-
ward the rapidly growing town of
Grasselli which lies toward the south
on the river
But Grasselli has ambitions of her
own and resents the assumption of
East Chicago that the chemical
town could be swallowed at single
gulp.
Therefore, the citizens of Grasselli
are demonstrating against the action
of East Chicago in annexing them
and they expect to block the plan.
A remonstrance of rs per cent of
the people is necessary but Grasselli
claims to be there with the goods.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
MRS. JENNIE ETHERIDGE
WINS FROM K. O. 7. II.
Jury Allows her full Value of Policy
and Adds $3.50 Interest. Husband
is Thought Dead.

The case of Jennie Etheridge
against the K o. T. NJ was closed
yesterday in the Superior court be-
fore special Judge Hanly of Rens-
selaer. The jury was out for half
hour and returned with verdict IN
favor of Mrs. Etheridge, allowing her
$1,000 death benefit and $50 in
terest
w. Otto Etheridge the husband
of the plaintiff was a member Of the
Whiting tent K. o. T. M. and two
years ago disappeared and no trace
has been found of him since. At the
time of his disappearance he was a
member in good standing.
Mrs. Etheridge claimed the death
benefit which the K. o. t. NJ. pro-
tested on the ground that no good
evidence had been brought of his
death. Attorney ~ Gavit fought
the case for Mrs. Etheridge ard won
the full amount of the face of the
policy $1,000, besides $3.50 interest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
ANANIAs BAKER NOMINATED

Logansport, Ind, June 2S.-Ana-
Mas Baker of Fulton County was re-
nominated by the Republicans for
joint representative of Cass and Full
ton Counties this afternoon, winning
from John P. Martin of Walton by
{ narrow margin. Alonzo Hoffman
of Fulton withdrew his candidacy.
Baker became conspicuous during the
last Legislature by exhibiting 500
said to have been offered by o. A.
Baker, lobbyist for the Tobacco
Trust for his vote. AS result Of
this denunciation O. A. Baker became
fugitive and the anti-cigarette bill
law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
REILLEY MAKES EXTENSIONS.

Ex-Mayor Pat Reilley has made
numerous extensions and improve
ments to his new laundry and now
has a plant with every facility for
turning out high class work.
A trip through the plant reveals
many fine new pieces of machinery
some of them recent inventions that
do their work quickly and thorough
ly with minimum amount of labor.
The collar ironer is one of the
labor savers. The collars are first
ironed fiat and then run through a
machine that moistens the face
where they are folded. Then they
are fed into a device that folds them
into the proper shape and finishes
them perfectly The moistening of
fold in the collar prevents cracking
and breaking and makes the collars
last great deal longer.
Other devices such as the shirt
ironer, the mangler and the centri-
fugal evaperator, complete the equip
ment. The Sanitary laundry en-
ployes thirteen people.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
CHILD DIES
OF BON FIRE INJURIES.
Death Ends Intense Suffering of
Child who While Playing Fell into
Burning Pile of Rubbish.

Bernice Chapman. the 10-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
G. Chapman of 262 Sohl street, died
this morning of injuries received by
falling into a fire built by herself
and playmates in a vacant lot near
her home on Wednesday, The best
of medical attention was unavailing
and death put an end to the little
ones intense suffering this morning.
Bernice was the second of five chill
dren.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
Man Falls Fifty Feet

Olize Larson a carpenter in the
car shops at Hegewisch became en-
tangled in timbers on the roof on
which he was working and fell to the
ground a distance of so feet. His
fellow workers who saw the body as
it was turning over and over in the
air ran to the spot and expected to
pick him up, dead man. He was
still alive but SO badly mutilated that
he could be hardly recognized. He
was removed TO St. Margarets hos
pital his recovery is not expected.
Larson is 50 years old and unmar-
ried.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
Looking For Trouble

The Chesterton Tribune ball team
would like to get a game with Ham
mond's team, and also one with the
Valparaiso Standards before the sum-
mer is over. The boys think they can
make it interesting for both of these
teams, and this is another way of
saying that our boys think they can
put up a pretty good game of ball.
They want a few more weeks of
practice yet. however, before they
tackle these semi-professionals.
Chesterton Tribune
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29

Mayor Dunne's removal OF Chief
Campion from the office OF chief Of
the fire department of Chicago has
resulted in the raising of rates by
the insurance companies. His act
was a purely personal one, ostensibly
based on refusal to obey some fool
orders of the mayor. When the
mayor was a judge he was a reason
ably modest and inoffensive citizen,
but his head swelled when he was
nominated for mayor, and when he
was elected it come near the burst
ing point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
THEY NET IN OKLAHOMA

Mr.. ". H. Harrison and P. G.
Ibach two Hammond citizens met un-
der rather peculiar circumstances
away out in Oklahoma Mr.. Harrison
was at his desk when a man leaned
over and asked if he knew him. 1t
took two guesses, but finally Harrison
pronounced the stranger Mr.. Ibaeh
and there was an exchange of HAM
mond hand shakes.
Mr. Ibach is out West selecting a
route for new railroad that is be-
ing put through the South West.
Mr.. Harrison was informed that
Mrs. Ibach who has been with her
husband during his three weeks stay
in Durant. Oklahoma will leave soon
for a trip to Texas.