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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

which are crossed back and front over
q high folded belt of the silk and
caught by large embroidered buttons
set within a rosette Of turquoise blue.
Chinchilla, with velvet toned up to
the lighter shades of the fur, can be
built up into the prettiest pelerine, the
back forming point that touches the
waist, while the front drops just below
that line, which is defined by an old
silver galloon belt brought from be-
meath the point at the back. And it is
all a question Of taste and inclination
whether short epaulet sleeves conclude
these f1tments or not.
Wolfe is classed among the blouse
materials this winter 1t will appeal
especially to the practical person, and
for wear with a suit Of old rose broad
cloth d wise woman recently bought an
exquisitely fine quality in white and
had it dyed the exact shade of her
broadcloth. When made into one of
the fashionable loosely fitted blouses,
perceptibIy shortened as to waist line in
the back and trimmed with heavy lace
showing here and there a CLINT of gold,
the tout ensemble was eminently salts
factory. The usefulness of such a waist
makes it an undeniable delight, for,
with average care Of the lace por-
lions, it should do service the entire
season without the necessity of a visit
to the cleaner. The art Of the dyer
has reached such d point of excellence
that there is no uncertainty as to the
matching of even the most unusual
tints, provided the work is done by &
thoroughly first class establishment
and a sufficiently generous sample of
the desired color is furnished as a
guide A lace waist which has lost it's
pristine freshness may be dyed to
match a cloth costume and when trim
med with few bands of the cloth or a
little velvet would never arouse the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28
By BEATRICE STURCEs

Daisy Leonard and Jack Rawlinson
had been engaged for two years and
nobody knew It. 1t was Daisys own
idea to keep the affair a secret. There
seemed to her a deep romance in hav-
ing what the novels termed a hidden
love-" and besides a girl could have SO
much more fun when she was not tick
eted as belonging to some one particu-
lar man. and so checked off the list of
possible girls to be invited to picnics
and escorted to dances by all the other
nice young men.
She was sure Of Jack, who adored
her, and way down beneath the frivo
lous surface of her heart she loved him
very much, but at the same time a girl
who has always had her own way and
been the center of a crowd Of admirers
does not want to give 1t all up.
At least Daisy didn't She was a
spoiled child and was quite accustomed
to having her own way. All her life she
had done what she wished rather than
what her mother had told her Finally
Mrs Leonard wearied of struggling
along without a husband and with u
headsuong daughter for so many
years. IN June she had married again
and gone abroad for the summer, and
Daisy had been sent to the mountains
with her aunt and a family Of cousins.
Jack, who worked in the city, came
up now and then for a day or two,
when Daisy treated him just about as
she did some half dozen young men
who were all her devoted admirers.
One day she and Jack had strolled off
to big rock which overhung the lake
and was well surrounded with trees,
and here Jack had protested.
Il say, Daisy, you ought to give me a
show"
Goodness, Jack, how unreasonable
you are! Didn't I give you a trip to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

mere Is more catsrrh IN this section Of the
country than al other diseases put together and
unit the last few years was supposed 10 Re IN
durable. For great many years doctors pro-
nounced Il local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and By constantly failing to cure with
local treatment. pronounced il incurable. SCI
ence has proven catarrh to be q constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured
By ?. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only
constitutional cure on the market. Il Is taken
internally in doses from ten DROPS to teaspoon
full Il acts directly on the blood and mucous
gurfaces OF the system They offer one hundred
dollars for any case IL fails 20 care. Send for
circulars and tsstimonials-
Address: ?. ]. CHENEY a Co.. Toledo. Ohia
Sold By Druggists, 7oc.
Take HAI's Family Pills ksT cGzstpatioz-
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FOIBLES OF FASHION
HOW TO USE UP SCRAPS OF FUR
AND SILK.

Wolfe q New Material For Separate
Woists-It Can BE Dyed to Match
suits-The Correct Skirt Length For
Smart Costumes.
co search among your treasures,
dear mesdames, for any scraps and
ends Of fur a saving spirit has encour-
aged you to store up, for practically
all can be turned to account now. Lit
tie pelerines and hchus Of fur and silk
are accounted quite among the season
able details to be coveted and secured.
Here is an instance Lines Of gagged
silk alternating with lines of mink
fashion a fchu, the taperlng ends Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

Some visitors who were being shown
over a pauper lunatic asylum inquired
Of their guide what method was en-
pIoyed TO discover when the inmates
were sufficiently recovered to leave.
Well" replied he, you see, it's this
way. We have big trough Of water
and We turn on the tap. We leave It
running and tell 'em to bail out the
water with pals until they've emptied
the trough"
How does that prove TT" asked one
of the visitors.
well" said the guide, "them as
amt idiots turns OF the tap."-Boston
Transcript
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Horrible Crime of a Woman.

Philadelphia, Nov. 3. = Bridget
Carey, aged - years, has been ar
rested by detectives and coroner's OF.
hcials, charged with killing by poison
five persons in order 10 secure the in
surance on their lives. Her husband
and two children are among the al
leCp6 YIcfima
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least suspicion and in this way may be
allowed to complete a long and entire
Il satisfactory career.
4 great number Of plain skirts are
worn with no trimming Of any sort,
but with great fuaness in their all
round long and a dip in the back lower
contours.
The blouse illustrated is a charming
example where cloth and lace are con-
bined with the happiest results. A
gimp harmonizing with the color
scheme. with q CLINT of gold here and
there, is used 10 outline the yoke. The
stole pictured is also carried out in two
kinds Of fur. the neck portion being of
mink and the jabot ends Of ermine.
AMY VARNUM.
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Removed for irregularities"

Olympia, Wash, Nov Ex-Governor
Mead has removed John Canutt, state
oil inspector, on account of alleged
misconduct and irregularities in Of
fee. +. a. Clarke deputy inspector,
has been appointed to succeed him. A
special commission had investigated
the state oil office and reported ad-
versely to Canutt.
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spanish Parliament Procramme.

Madrid. Nov. 2s.-The chamber of
deputies has decided by 161 to 4 votes.
to devote half the session to the discus
sion of the law of association and the
other half to the budget The Conser-
vatives abstained from voting. The
cabinet has resolved that it Is It's duty
to retain Office until it is voted out.
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Constitutional Oemocrata Onnosed.

Warsaw. Russian Poland, Nov. IS
Four hundred Polish, Lithuanian, Tx
ranian and Podohan landowners, at a
meeting here called to discuss the
agrarian question, declared that their
Interests were strongly opposed to the
agrarian programme Of the Constitu-
tional Democrats.
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witnesses Did Not appear. why ?

Lexington, Ky, Nov. 2S.-At Beat
tyville, Lee county, Nose Feltner, Of
Hamilton, o., the ex-Breathitt county
feudist, was dismissed by Circuit
Judge Riddle on charges of confederat-
ing to secure the assassination Of
Judge James Hargis. This case had
been called three times and the com
monwealth's witnesses had failed to
appear.
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Prince Eitel Did Not Cable.

Berlin, Nov. 2S-The report pub
lished in the United States that Prince
William, had cabled message Of sym
pathy 10 Caruso. the tenor, at New
York. is officially declared to be pure
invention.
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West Pullman.

The West Pullman Woman's club
met at the home Of Mrs. E. D. Hen
derson Of Eggleston avenue Friday
evening.
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r. S. Flowers of West Pullman was
in town Sunday looking up a location
for livery stable and blacksmith shop
Mr.. Flowers was formerly resident of
this place and will be welcomed back
homo.
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Fifteen guests. who are members Of
the Baptist choir, We're very pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. c. Mason OF Par
nell avenue, Friday evening. With
plenty of music and games the even
ing was enjoyed by all.
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Yesterday afternoon Miss Josephine
Pignata entertained the members of the
T. p. c. society. Refreshments were
served and a most enjoyable evening
spent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

John Knipple, one of the old settlers,
will move his family to Oak Lawn this
week. Mrs. KnippIe has the distinction
of teaching the first school established
in Hegewisch.
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Roseland and Kensington.

Mr.. Piddington of State street, is re
ported quite i'll.
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Miss Anna Katsma of 120th and
Dearborn streets was rendered a sur
prise party by a number of her friends
last Saturday evening. fine time was
reported by all.
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CALL FOR RECRUITS
FOR U. S. NAVY.
Officer BarnheiseI in Charge of
Hammond Station Looking for

UfHcer BurnheEscI IN NhoFge OF
Hammond Station Looking for
Able Men.
w. G. Barnheisel, chief gunners mate
in the United States navy, has been in
Hammond for a week on recruiting
service, making his headquarters at
the Hotel Maine So far he has re-
ceived no applicants for any of the
twenty three grades Of the service
which range from apprentice seaman
to boiler makers with monthly pay
ranging from SIG to So.
Mr.. Barnheisel VIII remain until next
Friday by which time he hopes to re-
ceive for examination few able bodied
American citizens. The u. S. navy has
issued a call for 1000 men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

Grover Armstrong of East Side called
on Miss VALERIE Groves, Erie avenue
and 134th street.
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cd by Mrs. Van Ezra Of Butler street
Wednesday afternoon. A fine lunch
con was served by the hostess. which
was heartily enjoyed BY all.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

Mrs Jennie Chapman Of Aurora. Ill.
is spending a few days visiting al the
home of Mr. and Mrs Erick Lund, of
Roberts avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

Mrs. Murphy and daughter, Miss Julia
of i1Sth street, are visiting friends in
Stager for few days.
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Irwin Minard. assistant agent at the
Pennsylvania depot, has been on the
sick list for the last few days but is
now improving.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

Mr.. Munson and family will move in
70 their new fats on Prairie avenue
this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

has been sick for some tie, is i'm
proving.
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Mrs. Burggren of Superior avenue en-
tertained the Afternoon Pedro club this
afternoon.
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Rev. Hand Of Somonauk, ILL., will be
the future pastor OF the Baptist church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

church will give an entertainment in
the school hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

attended the installation OF officers Of
Bethlehem Shrine. No. 1, Of Chicago.
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There was surprise party given
Monday night for George Grinen. 1t be-
ing his nineteenth birthday. light re-
freshments We're served after which
flash light light picture Of the crowd
was taken by Foord
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

The case OF Emil Hollatz ct al. va
Rheinhoid Leopold Newhauer. has
been dismissed by d. E. Kelley ar
torney for plaintiff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

+. M. Flowers moved into the Shu-
macher house, 1886 Erie avenue, yes
terday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-28

Miss Ida Shultz of Valparaiso and
Mrs. OConnel of Chittanham visited
with Dan Jordan and family over sun
day
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Mrs Armstrong and son Grover from
East Side. visited with Mrs. Alexander |
yesterday.
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Miss Nellie Powell was the guest OF
Misses Emma and Hattie Schumacher
yesterday.
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Best Education.

Phillips: The best education in the
Gorld is that got by struggling to
nalIa q living.
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Lake Shore trains will begin today to
make regular stops.
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The condition or Mrs. Ward is not
much improved and Mr.. Ward is re-
ported no better.
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Hegewisch News

Miss Lizzie Jordan has taken a posi-
tion in the city as stenographer
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f. B. Smith of Kokomo. was in the
city on business yesterday.
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Mrs. c. Fisher and Mrs. D. o. Roark
were shopping today.
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A. J. Hard OF Warsaw, was visitor
in this city Tuesday
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Report of the condition of the Com
mercial bank at Hammond, in the state
Of Indiana. at the close Of business on
Nov. IL, 1906:
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County Commissioner Anderson Of
Chesterton. was in the city Tuesday
for visit
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of Indiana. al the close Of business on
Nov l2, 1906
RESOURCES.
Overdrafts - S6S.SO
Stocks and Bonds 1o,0S3.72
Furniture and Fixtures... 100000
Due from Banks. SS.755.92
Cash on Hand .... S7,29S-sS
-
Total Observation-Disclosures 799.o9105
Capital Stock. ....s 100000
Surplus Fund .. 100000
Undivided Profits. ...... 7454.52
Discount Exchange and
Interest .......... 11,595.47
Deposits ............. 65&0+0.I
-
Total Observation-Disclosures 7s9.09707
STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
Lake, IS:
i Jonn w. Dyer. cashier OF the
commercial bank, Hammond, Ind. DO
solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true
JNO. W. DYER
Subscribed ar@ sworn to before me
this 18TH day Of Nov. 1906.
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William Wilson OF Wanatah, was /,
the city on business Tuesday.
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DR.. Paul winston has gone to Hamil-
ton, O., where he will spent Thanks
giving.
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Mrs. Frank Bell of Plymouth. is
visiting her parents in the city.
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Joseph Decker was in Chicago Tues
day on business.
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NJ. Abe VS. in Chicago yesterday
on business.
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Valparaiso News.

Mrs. Frank Bell of Plymouth. is
visiting her parents in the city.
NJ. Abe VS. in Chicago yesterday
on business.
William Wilson OF Wauatah, was in
the city on business Tuesday.
County Commissioner Anderson of
chesterton, was in the city Tuesday
for visit,
DR.. Paul winston has gone to Hamil-
ton, O., where he will spent Thanks
giving.
Joseph Decker was IN Chicago Tues
day on business,
A. J. Hard OF Warsaw, was a visitor
in this city Tuesday.
f. B. Smith of Kokomo. was in the
city on business yesterday.
The condition OF Mrs. Ward IS not
much improved and Mr. Ward is re-
ported no better.
There was a surprise party given
Monday night for George Grifren. ii be-
ing his nineteenth birthday ligbt "a
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty movements atil continue
active tn the vicinity Of the pro
paaed regrade Of jackson a. Yea
tetday General ] h. Metcalf dis.
peaed ~ lets 3 and 3. block 3 OF
ufawley'a addition. for the sum OF
81. geo
The liafimau estate has pur-
chased from A {. Slmonton Iatn 1
and 4, hioek los. OF A. A. Denny
addition far the consideration of
g.. 200.
g. A G Rochester sold lots s and
=, block 81, OF Mnynard'a plat. 20 ".
q. Potts. The sum said was 81 a0i
The property Is at the corner OF
Maynard az. and Washington IT.
Lot 4. block Is. Of n + Denny'a
lleme addition. has @en aald 60 !.
u Finley hy Charles gnwen for
$1,000. The lot is located on sev-
enth av. north. between Republican
and Mercer sta.
The Turner Investment company
has purchased frum George Murphy
an undivided one half ~ lot / and
part 81 bot 2. block "A. Borrn'a al
dition. or the sum OF SO COG. The
property is At the corner of Eighth
aV. and Howell II.
few months ngn Mf Mummy
pure haHed his holdings At thia point
ttom bertha Somers for sta. GOO
The part he sold yesterday repre-
sea about oaes third his property
az Eighth and Howell
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GILL HOLDS KEY TO
SITUATION
sorH SIDES TO sphuLolso--lEssEs CONTEST cLAa coUs
GILMAN rnRp WHO SAYS HAS NOT CONE
TO ANY CONCLUSION YEr.l

reon Councilman ON % ne
THIRD safd depends the lssue % The
re3raginn ar confirmation BY ths
r0aurit - ths appointment ~ cag.
A = spanidinE a. haftoF masfsfl
Thia 10 the aituntion a. i is rvpuft4
I'd about fhs cttY hall today. The
contest uxsr the confirmation ~ the
appointment has developed into an
Interesting scrap 10th sidea cimi'n
the victory esch one insisting that
nine fof.s have besn procured %
support ifs conisntion. Tho mem
be- uhom both Sides are claiming -
Mr. Gin
When asked abou, u this morning
Mr. Cill declared that be had not
De- lAsd yet how Be- viii vote a. the
matter has not come % 70 him but
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STATE NEWS

ciinWELAtf Accompanied by q
Newfoundland dog. Mary BaHhick.
II years old. ~ Marcus. arrived here
last night. tired ana faotesro after
a walk Of nearly so miles The lit
tie girl left her home Sunday morn
ing 10 look Tor some horses. Tho
child WAS sent back To her worried
parents on "a train
OLYMPIA II. f. Jones. Of the
state board Of control. left yeater-
day for Wulla Wnlla. where he viii
look Into the matter ct finding em-
plaYment for large nuEsher Of idle
eauvicta ia the petiteuliary
IN the March report at the state
reform school complaint IL made
over the crowded condition Of the
school
wALLA wALLA Alice Heath.
IA years cid has been arrested for
stealing bleyclea. She did It sys-
tsmnticaiiy
NORTH YAKtNiA-The council b.
To be asked 20 call special cleo
ton ~ vote upon the municipal
Ownership ~ the citya water and
light plant
ELLENanrBg The Jury has RE-
turned verdict Of mauHinuEhter
against q RiEakia. charged with
killing J HruaieY
ELLEAaBunG The defense or
s W Mintou. charged with erim-
tnat assault. whose trial has come
menccd. IL that Eva Ritter, the To-
yeAr.oid complaining witness, IL Ia
boring under deluHiau that ths
crime wa committed.
ABERDEEN Captain ana Mrs
A. 4 Stream. # Weatnoft. are IN
the city celebrating the slth ami
vetHaFy Of their wedding
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WILL
TAKE SHR|NERS

The Pacific Coast Steamship Co
announced today that the steamer
Senator would be placed on the San
Francisco run for one trip. leaving
Seattle April "a with a special party
OF Mystic Ehriners from Washing
toa and northern cities for the
grand session of that order which
mests In Los Angeles May sth 10
the 18th. A special rate has been
made 81 t5l 90 fof the round trip.
or So o. and return over the con
Meeting rail lines.
Local Mystic shriners are going
south IN large numbers The ses-
siun will be ~ most Important ma
TURF. and large delegations from all
parts of the United siaes will be In
Attendance
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THIEF MAKES A
PRESENT
mARAUoER VARIES USUAL
PROCEDURE ~ LEAVING a
sATcHEL IN WomAH's ROOM.

The police were agreeably sur
pfised this morning 10 ind among
the reports filed. one In which the
writer had neither lost anything or
had any complaint 20 make.
Mu James Wright. living At the
Clifton house.. ou Pike st.. writes
that some thief left a strip IN her
room during her absence. The po-
ice are naw trylng 10 fiad the right
Gal owner
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VETERANS FOR
SPAULD|NG

A strong protest against the ae-
tiun of the harbof and whsrves cont
miftec Of the council in turning
down Mayor Moora's appointment OF
Captain A. y Spauldiug. has been
made BY the Union Veterans uuion
Of this city. At a meeting yesier-
DAY the union denounced the action
OF Couneilmen Zhlndsn and Burnett
while praisiuk the stand taken by
Or Criohton IN favor Of the yeter-
an appointee.
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INDIANS
DEMAND
TRIBUTE

WASHINGTON. d G.. April Il -
The iadlans % the umatilla ruaeF.
walton ia 0regon demand 81 per
head Tor all sheep driven across
their property. auf the sfnckmsn
are protesting % the president and
Secretary fiitrheosk They aay the
loo miles. Senator Fuituh TALKED
Ia the president gkia morning The
president hopea q adjust the mat.
ter.
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80 $50 :
S1ARBEAMS

GmsesF u De9~~ Is said 10 Be
p<rErx he time taxing aBa<or car
- W ucHder he's nervous
tsgk
tgparsaslY rot having ever re-
zsFet 81 mind since the death
I W hzzsani : nouth ago. NFs
Eassl Hsaae7son was taken 20 the
sza,g Isll FROM Providence hos.
m ssisF. aat for the second time
V y sxamined for insanity
hs,shr Beatrice Fsun. axsa Il
- q he family residence. tsat
srA ~. Yesterday Funeral ssrT
k~ III = aeld from the residence
sflnrk sonorFow Afternoon. ia
sfnsai IN " Pleasant esmsserY.
CARES Saith and Pat Mason.
~ Ivazg fsamEtera. we're arrested
~ nlrAt hy Detectives Hubbard
~ Frseaan. charged with the
asn y suit % clothes
s<s for ne transportation Of
srn~nf supplies and passengers
~ philippines will b. advertised
y snniaf In cas-. - var this
sl7ri Eoaid aaoant 70 millions
n Successful bidder.
Ash@ fsrc'eusiY thrown IN a
sresn eon IN TIE premises q Cos.
- Z sifani. In the Ranks build
= = fiks o. and Fifth av.. this
1<aiag fesalied In a blaze thar
49, hss Of about ga. The fire
iasHi sas called Vnt and read
y sxslaEaiHAad the flames.
- shefiffs office today received
s'ssrAn from sheriff ellison. ~
sAs ASKING that 0sottfrisi Hem
- = eoivills. supposed - he In
- w. b arrested. Heinrich IL
- y ne county Jan He ~ un-
sasssase1 sentence for aix
'Ai ief beating hls wife.