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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

some2 Is there the slightest me-
mory of a something afterwards
If the mind, soul. spirit or whatever
name you choose for the ego-is the
life giving principle in place Of mere
brain, can that imperceiyable some
thing be aniekened to action by the
cardiac stimulation or, in other
words. by the mere timely. scientific
pressure of that piece OF matter
called heart. / questioned a person,
a believer. for an opinion on the
latest discovery and there came the
usual reply. Il don't believe 1.-THE
men were not dead etc Why not
believe it, Why relegate himself
to the days when witchcraft was the
religious accusation against every
employment Of science in its most
infantile form? / found my reason
answering that this person, in spite
of learning and wit and experience
was one of the thousands to whom
right was not right-honor not
honor, for themselves alone, but for
fear and cringing hope of he'll and
heaven.
Twenty minutes dead permanent
restoration, mark you, and not g
word Of a beyond find myself
wishing that Ingersoll We're the vic
tim or subject and afterwards
| could hear his views and deduc-
tions. Soft resuscitation is truly
rendered possible and actual who
scores?
Il sent my soul through the invisible
Some letter of that after-life to spell.
And by and by my soul returned to
me,
And answered 81 myself am heaven
and hell.
THE GADFLY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
POINT OF VIEW.

The Indianapolis correspondent
who visits Hammond wonders how
anybody can live in Hammond. All
one has 10 do is to ride 45 minutes
north to wonder how anybody can
live in Indianapolis. The trouble
with the indianapolis visitor is that
when ne is here he thinks that the
whole world is south of him.
Governor Deneen is satisfied that
he has driven all the baseness of
the southern end of Cook county
over into Indiana and Governor
Hanly is equally satisfied that he
has unloaded the troubles of the
north end of Lake county on Illi-
nois. We are inclined to believe
that Governor Hanly has the more
reason to be content but he cannot
prove it by us that most of the Sun
day lawlessness of West Hammond,
Just over the state line, is not con-
tributed by residents of Hammond
proper. A workingman, resident of
Hammond, Ind, who is disposed to
be decent and lawabiding six days
in the week is inclined to "cut loose
when he crosses the state line into
the territory where everything
goes He is seized with the same
desire as the soldier who is deprived
of his beer within the fort If he
cannot get what he wants under
official regulations. he will scramble
for what is infinitely worse when
he crosses the confines of the fort
Or barracks. What may be mild dis
sipation at home, is turned into vio-
lent debauehery away from it.
Governor Hanly has given Hammond
"a clean Sunday" but he is fatten-
Ing the kennels and deadfalls that
bloom across the line and when the
victim of Sunday license returns
with his load and his bruises, we
have to take care of him. OF
course this is none of Gov. Hanly's
business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
Justice Is the Basis of
Pure Business Relations
BY Archbishop eLENNoN of St. Louis

NHME have many PHILOSOPHERS today and economies political
"a and social settle the labor troubles But you have
$9 in the heart of the laborer expressing itself
in just days work you would have ONE OF THE
PHASES of the labor problem solved
And could carry this whole thing back beyond the abore
the meeting whether the directors of the
employers of the nancer and lift there the figure of Justice
the presiding officer of their deliberations you would reach MORE
THOROUGH SOLUTION of all these problems
Justice the form of divinity It the form of right
that all should governed by HONEST RELATIONS
sary for social organizations 1t the basic virtue upon which
you may build others
THE WHOLE WORLD IT WOULD FIND MANY WHO HAVE FOR
GOTTEN DEFICIENT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
Sens In Verse
The Killer.

The Killer.
A thousand miles. from east TO west
] journeVed. on relentless quest.
met him IN the solitude
AS he his shaggy way pursued.
He swung his head in dazed surprise;
Ny bullet crashed betwixt his eyes.
/ took from him his great domain.
Connecting turquoise sky with plain;
Aye. canyon. crest and pinion shade.
The powdered pass, the valleyed glade
All this frem his possession tore
And set my heel, conquerorl
stripped his skin for my renOwn,
Before my fireplace laid it down.
Within four narrow walls tbs spread
That eye may gloat and foot may tread
A hero I, In wide belief;
know that am but thief.
Edwin L. Sabin-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
Needn't KEEP BIS WORD
Eli Man Has to Do Is TO Buy from .
Trust Then He Need
MOI Pay.

ST. Louis. Jrne 26.-In the circuit
court Judge Ryan decided in faver Of
a purchaser who contended that he
docs not have TO pay for goods which
he voluntarily bought from a concern
which he alleges is a member OF So
called trust. The Cahill. Swift Manu-
featuring company had brought suit
for S240.S3 against Joseph +. Walsh,
4 plumber on the allegationthat Walsh
had bought goods to the va'ue Of the
Jud gment asked and had refused to
pay for them
Walsh acknowledged that this was
true and stated that he had installed
the goods in n fiat. His counsel termed
the company trust" and argued that
the defendant did not have TO pay for
goods bought from trust any more
than he would have To pay IA gambling
debt. Walsh's defense was based sole
~ upon his antitrust argument. and
the courts decision was in Ills favor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
CROWN POINT RENDEZVOUS
FOR ESCAPING COUPLE
Sheriff Daugherty Recognized The
Woman and Later The Man Who
Have Figured In Hammond's
Trunk Affair.

Mrs. Clay R. Lawrence made a
formal demand for her trunks yes
terday and was Informed by the She
riff that she could have her own be-
longings but that Chas. F. Wenham' S
personal effects would be held.
Mrs Lawrence then telephoned to
her attorney in Chicago who advised
her to give redeliyery bond and
take every thing
This she has decided to do and as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
Devil wagon Throws a Prince.

Madrid. June 2d-Prince Carlos Of
Bourbon. who in 1901 married the late
Infanta Mercedes, queen Of Spain from
the death Of her father, Alfonso XII,
until the birth of her brother, the pres
ent king, had a narrow escape from
death While returning to Madrid from
La Granja in an automobile which
was overturned. seriously injuring the
Marquis Of Mesadeada. The prince was
not hurt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

the papers were made out she was
given her trunks.
Sheriff Daugherty says he remem-
bers seeing Mrs. Lawrence and man
whose description corresponds 10
Wenham in Crown Point last week
and it is believed now that this town
was the point selected by the prin-
cipals in this affair for a meeting
place.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

The North Star Foundry hopes to
be able to open its doors TO the pu-
bile again by the beginning OF next
week. The carpenters are still max
ing repairs on the building which
was recently burned The origin
now as at the time of the fire is still
a mystery to the owners and to the
firemen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
IF RESUSCITATIoN is POSSIBLE,
WHAT THEN?

Atheists, Materialists and nondes-
eript doubters have for centuries been
gradually demoiishing through scien-
tific discoveries; indisputable dis
eoveries and computations, biblical
records or statements and each un-
proven proof of immortality or flu
turity which have formed the main
stay, the hope, the divine elixir of
those who revel in clinging TO the
fraternity which believes without
seeing! And now comes a wonder
full success to the experiment of re-
suscitation after death has claimed
man as its own, WHAT THEN?
Of the twelve men actually quiekened
from the grave. can any one tell us
his experience? Give us the slight
est inkling that something superna-
tural did occur in the interim of de-
cease and renewal? What becomes
Of our catechism questions; our pri-
mary religious teaching that the
instant the soul leaves the body, af-
ter death, there occurs the ''particu-
lar judgment" where the spirit faces
it's Maker and according to the ba-
lance on the grim ledger of its life
it goes TO heaven, hell or an interme-
date state? Can any one OF the re-
suscitated dig from the recesses of his
mind even a dim, indehnable memory
Of a transference; a heaven. no mind
has conceived so glorious; hell. no
imagination has depicted so loath-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
Presidents New Secretary.

Washington, June 26.-M. c. Latta,
of oklahoma. has been appointed as
sistant secretary to President Roose-
welt to succeed Benjamin f. Barnes,
appointed postmaster at Washington.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
our Canned Meat Suspended ~vvu

London, June 26.-Buchanan finan-
cial secretary to the war office, an
nounced in the house of commons that
orders have been issued to withhold all
issue to the army of brands OF pre-
served meat from the United States
until Lieutenant Colonel Hobbs. an Of
ficer dispatched to the United States
to inquire into their character, has
reported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

Somebody has been mean enough
to spoil that fine Rooseveltian phrase
captains of industry by amending
it so as to read Captain Kidds of in
dustry.' The man that did that
must be a Kang Hi. He has no re-
verenee for great names.-Marion
Leader.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
NfatrfnaOny.

Matrimony resembles a pair of
sears, 50 joined that they cannot be
separated, often moving in opposite
directions. yet always Furnishing any
one who comes between them.-S
Smith.
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WITH THE EDITORS

When officials sworn to enforce
law make no pretense of complying
with their oath of Office it may be
safely set down that they are either
incompetent. cowardly or the reel
pients of brides. No other conclu-
sion is possible-Indianap In
dependent.
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cd
THE Michigan City News has
changed from four to an eight
page daily and has entirely remod-
eled its size and appearance until
now 1t is a most attractive sheet
and easily the leader in its field.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
our Editors in Canada.

Toronto, Ont. June 26. - About 312
members of the National Editorial as
sociation of the United States We're ac-
corded a civic reception at the city
hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
There Is No Pleasure
Like Work" :: By Genera ea,! soo % III :, Y

Like Work" :: By eensr. BOOTH Commander
- FTEN people say that have done lot of hard
and should retire and take lot of That
~ of happiness THERE IS NO PLEASURE LIKE WORK
IT IS THE PANACEA FOR ALMOST EVERY III.
have worked hard and earnestly for years. and God spares
years twenty years shall devote to the
work love- Should he call shall 60 feeling that any
rate my best 1t will be for others carry work
WHAT ARE you
GOING TO SERVICE OF
HUMANITY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

There are only a few things to
write about, and Messrs. Solomon and
Shakespeare seem to have given them
all the space needed.-Duluth News
Tribune.
Guess you forgot VIM r. Hearst
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
I'VE Want Navy
To Prevent War"
By Admiral GEORGE DEWEY. U. S. N.

> N
AHE don't We navy TO PREVENT
III WAR We need ships and need We
w. have the best navy the world nowI believe that And
believe because enlisted young men, Amer
leans intelligent brave Why they could fight the ship IF EVERY
OFFICER ON BOARD WERE KILLED
There target practice the Missouri day round of
fred missed the yards
urre firing the guns fifteen and the average aye
those men TWENTY-ONE years.
The navy all has
hear that Francisco well
they did is generally known for rule the navy apt TO
HIDE ITS LIGHT under a bushel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

If Judge Jordan can keep going
at the rate on which he is started
the government may yet want to
buy the log cabin in which he was
born
When Billy Blodgett of the In
dianapolis News comes to Hammond
he may have his choice as to which
name he prefers 'Scaverger Bill or
"Muekraker.
This social whirl is getting too
strenuous for Hammond. Mrs
Blank and her daughter Mable go
to Chicago on the 1888 in the
morning to buy a shirtwaist and
pair Of shoe strings and the local
paper kindly says: Mrs. Blank and
her daughter Mabel visited friends
in the city today"
Now that Turner has an auto he
auto be able TO auto.
They say that Hammond is grow
ing in an easterly direction From
birdseye view it seems to grow in
every direction.
If the local slaughter house were
still in operation some Sunday paper
would very likely have already ap-
peared with full page scandal
story
If the president uses that $685. goo
year allowed for travelling ex-
penses. he will be going some"
Now that congress has passed the
denaturalized alcohol bill it would
be a good plan Tor them to denat-
uarlize Peruna.
A south ender tells this yarn
about one of the local "washee"
says he can vouch for: The China
men (not Pat Reilley) which he
man was crossing some of the rail
road tracks in the Erie yards and
came near being run over by q
switch engine. The engine bell die
not ring, and the engine crew did not
see the Chinaman, but the latter
saw the moving engine just in time
to escape being hurt. 1t was 3
close call and the Celestial was very
angry. Shaking his fist at the en-
/ gineer, he exclaimed: What mat
ter? No ling bell; sting bloke?'
-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
Between Trains

If Judge Jordan can keep going
at the rate on which he is started
the government may yet want to
buy the log cabin in which he was
born.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

When Billy Blodgett of the In
dianapolis News comes to Hammond
he may have his choice as to which
name he prefers 'Scaverger Bill or
'Muekraker. F."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

Now that Turner has an auto b,
auto be able to auto.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

They say that Hammond is grow
ing in an easterly direction. From
a birdseye view it seems to grow in
every direction.
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Tuesday. juno 26. 1906
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

If the president uses that SIS, 900
a year allowed for travelling ex-
penses, he will be going some"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

Now that congress has passed the
denaturalized alcohol bill it would
be a good plan for them to denat-
uarlize Peruna.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26

If the local slaughter house We're
still in operation some Sunday paper
would very likely have already ap-
peared with a full page scandal
story.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-26
Wealthy Men
Are Agencies
For Good ~
By United States Senator WILLIAM A. CLARK
of Montana

He Of great wealth. speak of of those whose
fortunes ACTIVE AND PRODUCTIVE and not
Of the idle richare agencies for good They upbud,
create and develop They open up territories bring
industries into being, build railroads and ships and
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
PERSIA FEARS POLITl.
CAL UNREST brewing
Students and Mullahs Cash One
Killed---Wan, Promised Re-
forms Granted.

Theran. Persia, July l3.-There Is
ia recurrence of the political unres,
among the muiIahs and divinity stu
dents which was noticed earlier In
the year and IL is exciting great un'
Eeasiness In governmental circles
The divinity students yesterday forci.
bly, released a professor, imprisoned
on charge Of using seditioas Ian.
guage. In the affray a student was
killed, and two were wounded. The
heads of the clergy Immediately as.
sembled and issued insistent de.
mands for the immediate granting Of
the reforms. previously promised. All
the shops except butchers and bakers
are closed. the city is patrolled by
troops and the grand vizier and other
ministers who were in the country
have hastily returned to their posts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
TELL each Other
She's GOOD SISTER
Italy. France and Crea, Britain
May Agree 10 Amy Redue-
ton Proposal.

Rome, July Is.--Itaiy has proposed
the vital reduction Of the fighting
strength of herself and her sister
powers. Great Britain and France
and these nations. II is said, entertain
the project favorably.
Signor Tittoni, minister Of foreign
affairs at Italy. who has been holding
conferences at London and Paris, Is
about to return and hold council Of
the ministry, after which he will con.
suit with King Victor Emanuel II a
final agreement Is reached, Italy viii
Immediately reduce her army by two
corps. taking from her effective force
C0,000 men.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
LAS Vegas new Y. N. c. A. HOME
NOW FORMALLY DEDICATED
Fitting Exercises Gymnasium Heard by Hundreds Who Inspect the Results ot
Patient Edo-P'omnen Men Discus Accomplishments and
AA Representative Audience and Perfect Arrangements MaLe ose
Wammg" Happy Affair ~

Before s.a psrsnas. oae ~ the mosi
representative audiences Which ever
assembled In this city on any occs,
siaa. shs reoenaiy oomps~ted hons
a the Las VEGAS y. ~. G. A. vzs
last nishs formally dedicated 90 tks
youth and Eisnhood ~ The Mesdgv
city and i's frieaisry Interests.
The speakers of the evening were
Hoa. cssdissr Lxthrop. seneral soii
riioE for The Santa Re Railway,
George D. McGiii. international rail-
road secretary and James @. AcNary,
president II The bosra Of directors.
Chairman z l. Browne of The building
committee presented the keys Of the
nsS home 10 President McNasy With
. fev fitting remarks. These were r..
received With an appropriate n
sponse. after which the audience rose
and repeated In unison the soiema
words Of the benedicsion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

rsassAmHg, Pa 1als i1-~Dw. NsT
SHAH H. Eas.ai. aas Cksespe hzaasrss
aas sas~Fs. ska testified ssssssexs
shat seaAs - he assters In IN Mari
ais.se~ ssss sess "Tf4hrAes'se.~ -
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90 this fswsnaea x1e sss severely
tfass ssAmlined ~ Atsarnsg !. sass
'fsxSas0s. ttsrsssis 9sssansss fks txs
nnss Aze many aagEy TINS.
sssissans Isssries Asfornss John 4
kahs sss axAi1 Esessas asEinr u.
tssinx a ssssinsoas.
Roch saAd The hearing ia The eun
sHisses sas~s cAsrred against AaEas
tas HsEss@. gakn l. weishons. m.
Clifford Haas, ths easehman. ~oals
he hsaa son@ox r~@aadss~s ~ sks
divorce eek@.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
'VENVER GRAND JURY
'RDERED DISCHARGED
: Mullins Commanded No,
>sersasssffssmons Jury Though
Elsiors.

a Denver. July 13.-District Judge
John l. Mullins, In the criminal divis
len Of the district court, today dis
charged the grand jury summoned BY
special elisors to investigate the al,
legged frauds at the election on fran
chises May Is. This dismissal Of the
jurors was necessitated by super
sereas issued yeterday by Chief Jus
tice Gabbart. forbidding Judge MAJ
Inns to supersede the sheriff and sum-
mon the jury through the elisore
This ends for the present the investi
cation OF the election in the distric,
coGit, as the Honest Elections League
refuses to act in connection With the
regular county officers ~s --
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

scriptures. Rev. Norman skinner,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. Offered prayer. A well trained
chorus of sixteen voices and the sym
phony orchestra interspersed the pro.
gram with numbers. Rev. II. H.
Treat. pastor Of the Baptist church.
pronounced the benediction and the
ceremonies were over.
Al the conclusion OF the exercises
an informal reception was held and
every body present was invited TO visit
the various apartments. The audi.
ence divided up into little groups foI
the inspection visits and members Of
the association accompanied them.
s''swimmin' Hole"
Perhaps the chief attraction al the
new building last night was the swim.
ming pool and shower bath arrange
ments. While Godliness is a feature
Of Y. N c. A. culture, cleanliness
comes In Tor a generous large slice
Of its ethics. The swimming pod
contained water and bathers. Young
men clad In trunks performed some
comprehensive exercises for. the en-
tertainment of the hundreds Of visitors
and to demonstrate t2e eternal fit.
ness OF II. Members OF the associa.
tion have been in the habit Of taking
a plunge in the pool stripped of all
clothing and u is likely that this prac.
tice is continued. We just chuck off
our clothes. and jump in just like We
Old when boys In the old swimmin'
hole" remarked one OF the members
when the subject Of bathing suits was
preached. There are individual lock.
ers In which clothes and other per.
sonal belongings may be kept. Those
who do not care to take a plunge In
the pool win find shower baths at
their disposal. -
The swimming pool enlisted more
genuine interest than any other fea.
ture, aside from the exercises. But
the prettily decorated rooms on the
dormitory floor shared much Of the
favorable comment. .
Although some Of the ro1as are
not occupied, they were all thrown
open for inspection of the visitors
who fasorably commented upon them
and the home like surroundings. The
walls In several OF the occupied rooms
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
They MAY Put UP
BIG LEGAL BATTLE


Chicago. July i3.-Amendments to
the interstate commerce Law passed
az the reeenf session ot congress are
10 lie discussed by the heneral attor
neS aud solicitors for railroads west
ot Chicago nj 4 meeting here wednes.
day, II II is decided 10 make a test
cas" the hne Of battle will be planned
and ali the details arranged. The
roads. DO not propose 10 surrender
any et thetv rights 10 th. cospmisslo,,
Without a Gight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
THREE KILLED;
Three WILL DIE
Oshes Badly Injured BY Ter
bIe Dynamic Explosion
Probably Planned.
|1tuI1AIE Mnfr''
lO6e,.k Declare Wai.<a HID
| Mosey % nhez P1soss-
| Robbery Theoy.

chie~xo. laiy is-Thrs~ n~n ~sss
etssn 70 pi~cs~. tnrss ossers fatally
injured and several badly hurt By an
explosion early fossy skSek wrecked
th~ khxnts In the MeizaxhIin stous
quarry NJ 6alisooa. . sAofs si~ssace
northwest q Chicago. Dyaaniss an
psisnsiy had e~sn csrri*ti . loag ais.
sanee and placed under sks hsi,dins
N shirh h1orers mere siespiss.
csss h osiihsssss A1se6sr
Officials ~ fhe AcISnxAlia cou,-
psny dencunced the blowing up u
the shansy ss Q deliberate murder.
saying thss the motive vss . d<sire
70 rob the men. Several IL thea hat
co0si1<rabie sums and oae. Ixusis
Pspttic. sho sss killsd. carrted j
ihonssnd dollars ID kis h~lt. when
The tndiss we're found ihsy had b~ep
ssripred II their elothing.