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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
Made His Boast Good.

I'm the only man in the world who
an sing song standing OF his head
/ a bucket of water" said James Col
or, when charged with vagrancy In
he police court OF GTimsby, England,
ne other day. He was discharged OF
IS promise to leave town, but before
saving did gurgling solo for the
eneiit of and to the admiration Of the
Jolice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
Ole
True
junction.
Of the
Lawyer
Oy s.ssss
EDWARD NJ.
SHEPARD.
Prominent New
York Lawyer
And Reformer

- LAWYER may very justly present a legislative
- mittee argument IN behalf OF any plan
81 of railroad corporation for any special interest
- long he speaks confessed and definitely for his CLIENT
PUTTING HIS CLIENTS VIEW, but putting it
fairly and truty His client may be right but like
he performs useful function in way inconsistent with his
perfectly Independent and trustworthy devotion the PUBLIC
INTERESTS When however it has happened as sometimes has
often than could WISH that lawyer
addressing public public officers and assuming the gue Of
DISTINGUISHED CONCERN for the public welfare, has really
spoken behalf uncosed clients whose reaners
SECRETLY his pocket he has done something which only
inconsistent with the awess integrity belonging the TRUE LAW
YER but something which ought be abhorrent right
thinking
There further duty upon Governmental problems related
corporations and future Importance the
people, They involve reaching considerations monop
oily and Of taxation share, otenme DANGEROUS SHARE
of the political power and share also dam
geous share the control public administration 1t is for lawyers
for other body and them for those who any
part of their living by serving corporate interests to be COURAGE
OUSLY INDEPENDENT in dealing with questions of corporate
reform
long safety of their stockholders depends
upon COMPLETE PUBLICITY. In spite of the great food of
reckless talk and Of i'll considered and CHEAP THINKING to
sten do believe that there perma-
uwngne the part of the American people award great
profits great services profits you
please for VAST SERVICES of that character.
BELIEVE INDEED THAT THE DAY OF SECRECY AS A PRIME
CONDITION BUSINESS LIFE HAS PASSED.
The successful he who value with the least
money labor who first what valuable
AND INTRODUCE IT TO THE WORLD. Those who
great functions of modern industry need
secrecy aid them their competition with the incompetent
THE COMPETENT NEED
CIVILIZATION REQUIRE
POSSIBLE PUBLICITY IN EVERY BUSINESS AND ESPECIALLY IN
EVERY BUSINESS CONDUCTED UNDER FRANCHISES GIVEN BY
PUBLIC AUTHORITY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
Would Risk It Once.

George" said the dear girl, papa
says if can get you to go to church
he won't oppose our marriage"
"All right" said George Tell the
old gentleman it doesn't matter to me
whether it's a home wedding or a
church wedding"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
Sea Of eaIIles Ferry Line.

The Lake of Gennesaret in Psles-
tine, called also the Sea of Galilee and
the Sea OF Tiberias, famed for the
miracles Christ performed there. has
just been profaned By the appearance
Of modern steamer, which win take
passengers to the little villages on Its
shores.--N. Y. World.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
Low RATES TO PACIFIC COAST.
Via Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railway.

CoIonist tickets. good in tourist
sleeping cars will be sold from Chi
cago to Seattle, Tacoma, San Francisco,
Los Angeles and many other Pacific
coast points for $3s. August 81 to
October 81 inclusive. Reduced rates to
hundreds of other points west and
northwest. Folder descriptive of
through train service and complete in
formation about routes will be sent on
request E. G. HAYDEN,
Travelling Passenger Agent
1926 Superior Ave, N w. Cleveland
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
The WORLDS AInhaheta.

The alphabets of the various Ian
guages of the world vary from ~ to
202 letters. That of the Hawaiian Ian
guage has only II letters, while that
of the Tartars is at the other end Of
the list with 202 letters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
The Truest Kindness

It is in little things that kindness
shows itself. Every one of us has al
ways enough good in him to be great
in biscuit circumstances; it is kind
ness in detail which is the rarest and
the truest.-Duchess dAbrantes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
Scarce. indeed

ITO make advice any good" said
Uncle Eben, "dar has to be one man
smaht enough to give it an another
man smaht enough to use it. An
dats a mighty scase combination"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23
Against the RuIea.

Facetious French Railway Guard Ito
lady throwing kisses from carriage
window TO her Pardon, NAM
=, but it is forbidden to throw any.
ing from the carriage windows
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23

LAWYER may very justly present to legislative COM
mee governor argument in behalf OF any plan
of railroad corporation for any special interest
long as he speaks confessed and definitely for his Client
PUTTING HIS CLIENTS VIEW, but putting it
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23

HEN George Bernard Shaw said Il should like go to
America if could do quietly, without convulsng the
A whole country without delivering hundred addresses
crowds without salute of 101 guns, without
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
BOOST De BERNARDO.
Reported He VIII Be General Man
ager Missouri Pacific.

Rumors are current in railroad cir
eleS here that A. De Bernardo has been
or is about to be appointed general
manager of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way system with headquarters in St.
Louis to succeed A. @NY. Sullivan. the
present incumbent.
1t has been impossible to verify
these rumors here. F. E. Nipps, gen
eral agent of the Missouri Pacific in
Topeka, said this afternoon that he
had heard rumors to this effect but did
not know of their origin or reliability.
Nothing official in regard to the mat
ter has been received by him.
Mr. De Bernardo is at present the
general superintendent of the middle
district of the Missouri Pacific with
headquarters at Coffeyville, Kan, and
he has held this position only for the
last few months. Should the report of
his elevation to the general manager
ship of the entire system of the COM
pany be correct his rapid progress to
a position of prominence in the rail-
road world will be with few equals
even in the west where the careers of
railroad men have ever been meteOric
1t is not so many years ago that Mr.
De Bernardo, who is yet young man,
being in the forties, was a section fore
man on the Missouri Pacific and there
is a story back of his first series Of
promotions which is interesting to say
the least.
According to this story George
Gould who is the controlling factor in
the affairs of the Missouri Pacific. was
making a tour of inspection over the
lines of the company in this part of
the country. It is a notorious fact that
at this time some OF the lines of the
Missouri Pacific were as rough as the
rocky road to Dublin. Mr.. Gould had
been accustomed to riding over the
smooth roads of the east and the
jarring he got on his own lines was not
conducive to a pleasant frame of mind.
ON Il division. q part of which was un-
der the care of De Bernardo. the road
was unusually rough and Mr.. Gould s
private car did all the stunts of a
roller coaster. OF a sudden there was
a cessation of the jolting and Mr..
had run off in the mud so easy was ii
going. When he found it was stilt on
the rails he wanted to know who was
responsible for the one good piece of
rcadbed on the division. He was told
that De Bernardo was the secti-n fore
of road. Mr. Gould said he would like
to meet the man. He was located and
! the train was stopped at the station
where he was. Mr.. Gould introduced
himself to the section foreman, com
| plimented him on the condition he had
kept the road in and said he would
keep him in mind It was not long be-
fore Mr.. De Bernardo got a substantial
! promotion. He more than fulfilled Mr..
| Gouldts expectations of his worth and
promotions with him have followed
fast until he was recently made gen
eral superintendent of the middle dis
trict of the system. which is considered
the most important uperintendency
on the system.
Mr.. De Bernardo has many friends
here in Topeka and they all hope thai
! the report Of has promotion to the
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
CHARGES OF FRAUD.
Vote on Municipal Ownership in Chi
cago Tempered With.

Chicago. April 6.-Charges of fraud in
the returns upon the municipal owner
ship roDosition voted on last Tuesday
have been received by Corporation
Counsel Lewis and the county court
and the election commissioners will be
asked to investigate the matter. It is
asserted that in Al precincts the returns
upon all OF the three propositions rela-
tive to municipal ownership show ex-
actly the same vote and this is said to
be an impossibility.
It is claimed by the advocates of
municipal ownership that a recount will
show a gain of 5000 votes for the pro-
position and these together with the
same loss for the negative votes, and
an error of ], 900 votes already found in
the footing of the vote in the Tenth
ward viii give the municipal operation
sufficient votes to become effective.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
LOCAL MENTION.

A small barn at 1115 Polk street
was partially destroyed by fire at z SS
this morning. The barn belonged to
Louis Van Dorp and the fire originated
from an unknown cause. The loss was
small.
The following building permits have
been issued from the Office Of the fire
marshal; Addition to dwelling, L. NJ.
Penwell. $40 Monroe. $500; dwelling,
$1,000 80 Madison street, D. NJ. Hol-
ger. 1906 Harrison street; dwelling,
$500, 629 Madison. G. G. HammO on;
barn. 500. G. G. Hammon dwelling,
$1,000, 2058 Fillmore, VIM. Robinson.
A boy has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Crocker on the South Kansas
avenue road.
J. A. Freeman. an emDloye of the
Santa F'e Planning mill. lost four fingers
from his left hand yesterday by per
mitting his hand to come in contact
working with some heavy timbers and
in some way his foot slipped and he
fell into the saw.
Thursday the State Journal printed
a picture of some of r. D. Coburnss corn
samples. together with certain refer
ences to the right and left pictures. The
pictures were all right. but were bottom
side IN; hence in Il wing to clearly un-
derstand the references the reader was
probaly left.
Two new banks were instituted today
by the state banking department They
were the Traders State Bank Of Glen
Elder. Mitchell county. with $4,000 cap
ital and the Citizens Bank of Summer
field, Marshall county. with $4,000.
Topeka baseball fan has it already
figured out. and made a bet today that
either Chicago or Pittsburg would win
the nennant in the National league.
/. NJ. Crawford Of Topeka and Fred
R. Corbet who is manager of the Whit
ley opera. house at Emporia, one of the
trust houses, have made arrangements
4 for the opening of a ten cert vaudeville
/ theater at Hutchinson. The place viii
| be conducted as a summer theater dur
J ing the warm months and may be turn
ed into a cheap theater during the win
ter months.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
.. 5. sUBPoENAs ARE OUT.
special Session of Grand Jury in To-
pel1a Next Week.

About 50 subooenas have been is
sued from the United States attorney s
Office for the special session of the fed
eral grand jury in Topeka next week
DO these all apply to land fraud
cases - was asked of United States At
torney Harry Bone this morning.
-Oh. no. was his answer. There
is lots of other business on. I do not
think there viii be SO very much on
in the way of land investigation. The
jury will finish all right within the
week. There are some cases which we
have not yet looked into entirely, and
they may not be ready for next week.
1 look for nothing special or extra
ordinary. :,
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

got S21O. Henry Lautz brought home
$195. Frank P. MacLennan got s100.
There were a number whose pledges
were less than the 800 mark.
George ". Crane informed member
of the committee who waited on him
that the Y. NJ. G. A. might expect some
bookcases from the Crane Publishing
company for it's library furnishings.
The canvass began yesterday and will
run fifteen days. It is planned to get
$4,000. Both Of the days so far have
brought in more than their one-fifteenth
or one thousand dollars per day. The
work will go on steadily now for thir-
teen more days in regular succession,
with the exception of Sundays.
I'VE viii keep right at it," said Secre-
tary Lerrigo. Every member of the
committee is working hard. Today S
results were highly gratifying
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
MOVE RIGHT Up.
Fifteen Hundred Added to
YIN. C. A. Fund.
Total Is Now Over Twenty-Five
Hundred.
PROSPECT is BRIGHT.
Fifteen Thousand Mark Will
Undoubtedly Be Reached.
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
Largest Individual Gift.

Grand total ....................s2,5 ,5s7 so
A total sum of $500 was this morn
ing's result of the special committees
canvass for funds to furnish the new
Topeka Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building Thursdays subscrip-
tions aggregated $1,OS7.5O. making the
total contribution up to date. 81. .5S7. So
The workers met today for lunch in
the Copeland hotel ordinary, and after
satisfying ravenous appetites gained
from a mornings tramp in search of
subscriptions, each one told of his sue
cess.
After all had reported. George E.
Lerrigo, secretary of the local Y. NJ. c..
A., added uD the sum total and an
nounced it as $1,495. Cheers greeted the
result, which was over s40O greater than
yesterday.
Mr.. Chairman shouted A. A. Cod
ara. 4 was talking with James Trout
man this morning before he started out
on our canvass and he guessed that the
total would be s1,5OO today
Good guess. shouted several
But that isn't all said Harold r.
Chase. THAT isn't all Troutman owes
Us five He missed guessing right by
that much Cough up Jim
Troutman pulled a roll Of greenbacks
from bulging vest pocket and slowly
unfurled fresh, crisp ''ffver' from
the wad and tossed it over to George
Lerrigc
Total said Lerrigo, 81. .5o0i"
Once more q round of cheers went up.
The committee felt good over this
mornings results. About 20 were at
work today. and most of them were
/ highly gratihed at their success The
I largest individual subscription is $3.50
and there are two of these A large
number of S1OO contributions are on the
/ list and scores of smaller ones.
Few entire lefusals are being exper-
/ fenced In most instances those ap-
4 preached at least give something. Harry
/ Morgan was high man today. his
/ total canvass resulting in pledges
amounting to S400. James A Troutman
! was second He got s270. A. A. GODDARD
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
position of general manager of the
system is well founded.
CADSKrS TICKETS.
Prima Donna viii Appear in Topeka
Monday.
Long KID
Gloves

The sale of the tickets to the
Gadski performance. which will be
given at the Auditorium, Monday
evening, April 8, is progressing nicely,
considering the fact that the Bern
hardt sale is on and that she viii be
here two DAYS earlier. Cadski is par
ticularIy popular with musical stu
dents who have come to look UPON
her as the peer of any living singer,
and the public in general is fast find
ing that the estimate placed upon her
nv the musical critics is merited.
Seats may be reserved anywhere in
the house at the extremely low price
of 81
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
can Money Reaches 81.

New York, April 6.-Call money loan
ed<at 20 per cent shortly after the open
ing of the stock market today. The
ruling rate was Is per cent at the end
of the first hour and the rate rose to
q per cent before noon. The rise in
call money extended until at noon it
loaned at 81 per cent. Arter noon the
rate for call money gradually worked
downward until loans were made at Is
per cent Just before 2 o'clock. It was
reported at that time that several prt-
vate loans had been made as low at
10 per cent
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
COAL AND OIL INQUIRY.
Commerce Commission to Begin Work
in Philadelphia

Washington. April 6.-The first hear
ing of the interstate commerce com
mission in its coal and oil investigation
under the recent resolution of con-
gress will be held in the United States
court rooms in Philadelphia. Tuesday.
April 10.
In speaking Of the investigation.
Chairman Knapp said; I'VE are tax
ing up first what may be called the
eastern bituminous situation. The
preliminary hearing at Philadelphia is
mainly to ascertain methods Of the
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

fall he sustained other bruises and
though he is improving nicely at pres
ent he has had a more serious siege
than was expected. He has not been
able to leave his home since the acci-
dent and the chances are that it will be
another week at least before he viii be
able to be at his office
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
10 Fortlfy OF Not 70 Fortify.

Washington, April s.-A plan for the
fortihcation OF the Panama canal
drawn by the general staff of the army
which believes the fortifications neces-
sary, has been placed before Secretary
Taft. The canal commission thinks
that no fortidcat1ons should be built.
A nice question of policy is involved in
the matter and it viii be carefully con-
sidered.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

The condition Of Byron Roberts who
slipped on the icy covered steps of his
home and fell, breaking one of his ribs
three weeks ago Wednesday. does not
improve Is fast as lis friends had
hoped that it would At the time of the
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
615 Quincy Street.
Fortv Millions for New York

London, April 6.-According to the
understanding in financial circles here
q Russian loan of S4O0, 100000 will be
placed Immediately after Easter in
New York, London, Paris and St
Petersburg, New York getting $40
100000
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia. &
Reading lines, including as d special
subject of inquiry the system of car
distribution and the operation and ef-
feet of that system on three lines"
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
NIontgomerx Ward 8 Coz

Prices given on watches. clocks and
jewelry at c. H. Norrison's Jewelry
store. les East Sixth street Prices
average one-fuurth less than asked by
other jewelrs.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.
New
Neckwear


FAIR faces, white hands, satin skin given
by Satin skin cream and powder. 25c.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

John Dawson, assistant attorney
general, kGs started another bond com
promise deal, this time with Kearny
county. A Kearny county school dis
trict owes the state school fund 81, 500.
The interest IS paid up, but the bonds
are in default The county has $3.50 in
its sinking fund. Mr.. Dawson has pro-
posed that the county pay over the
$3.50 in cash, and issue new bonds
bearing per cent for the sum OF 81.
150 The present bonds bear per cent,
but the county is hard up, and wants
to get off as easy as possible.
Teacher-What are the principal parts
of mathematicsz
Johnny-Addition, subtraction, division
and stftution.-Bait timore American.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

be glad to have you come in and examine
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-06
TELEGRAM Y.

Berlin, E lutego - Z Katowic
doniesiono, re w Siedlcach, W
Krolestwie Polskiem, wysadzono
w powietrze dynamitem dom,
ktory sic nastepnie spalii. Z gru-
z6w wydobyto IL zwlok ludz-
kich, lecz zdaje sic, re jeszcze
wiecej osob straciio zycie.
Petersburg, 6 lutego - Kores-
pondent gazety "Nowoje Wre-
mia" przekonal sic, re urzemyt-
nicy otrzymuja broh, amunicye /
dynamit w szwedzkiej miejsco-
wosci Lulea, zkad droga ladowa,
naokoso polnocnej czesci zatoki
Botnickiej, przewoza ja w sa-
mach ciagnionych przez reny.
Przemytnicy ME taja sic ze swa
czynnoscia. =
Wiadywostok, E lutego.
Przybyl dotad general Madarow,
azeby przeprowadzic sledztwo W
sprawie rozruchow. Musial od-
bye podroz W saniach, ponlewai
urzednicy kolejowi ME pozwolili
rlu jechac koieja zelazna.
Warszawa, 6 lutego, - Tlum
ludzi napad. na patrol, odp' owa.
dzajacy robotnikow do wiezienia.
Paddy strzaiy, skutkiem czego
pad1 trupen jeden mezczyzn, a
pewna kobieta zostaia ramona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-06
Katolicy w Petersburgu.

Donoszq z Pctersburga: Juz
droga telegraficznq dowiedzieli-
scie sic. zc ma metropolie W Pc
tersburgu, ma miejsce S.p. ks. |.
Szembeka przez Rad W tyoh
dniacl, zostai przedstawiony terra
zniejszy b;sSup wilehski, J. Z.
Edward baron Ropp.
Puszczona przez tutejsza pra-
Sc pogloska O kandydaturze J.E.
arcybiskupa A. Simona byla tyl-
ko ma niczem opartym domyslem.
Chociaz arcybiskup Simon mo
zeby przyjql proponowany mu
tron, ME byioby dla niego wywyz-
szeniem, gdyz zostajac W RzymIe
moze on zostac kardynalem w
skutek tego wywierac wiekszy
wptyw ma sprawy naszeso koscio-
Ia.
w Petersburgu stanie W pre-
dkim czasie nova swiatynia ka-
tolicka, ktora, zgodnie re stara-
MEM ks DIR. J.Senkusa, bedzie
przeznaczona przewaznie dla ro-
botnikow "a Narwskiemi rogat-
kani. Tu bedzie tez otwarta. o.
chrona dla dzieci obojej plci.
Drugi koscioi bedz;e zbudowa-
ny w Siestroriecku pod Peters
burgiem, gdzie ma tez bye przy-
tuiek dla starcow staruszek, oraz
ochronka dla drobnej dziatwy.
w naszej akademii duchownej
katolictciej So dosyc powazne
zmiany do zaznaczenia. Utworzo-
no dwie nowe katedry :pisma sw.
i socyologii, Pierwsza zostala "a
jeta przez ks. Z. kozihskiego, o,gdy
tymczasem druga jeszcze bedzie
wakowaia do czasu zaiatwienia
iektorych przeszkod powodu
wyboru profesora. Ma miejsce ka-
pelana w akademii zosta} powo-
lany ks. A. Chmielarski War
szawy. / ~ 1M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-06
KROTKIE NOTATKI MlEJSkIE

w sZion City" szarlatana
Dowie'go panuje coraz wieksze
zamieszanie; wczoraj sensacya
wywolaia rezygnacya kasyera
banku tamtejszego, ndyakona"
Irisha.
-. -.Komitet zarzadu szkoi rady
szkolnej postanowif zaprowa-
dzic W wyzszej szkole W Engle-
wood oddzielne wykiady ola chop
cow oddzielne dla dziewczat,
azeby pozniej moze przeprowa-
dzic plan podobny we wszystkich
szkolach publicznych.
= Wczoraj, kiedy miasto ma
sze W tym sezonie po raz pierwsz
prawdziwie zimowa przybralo sza
te, duzo osob pokaleczylo sic W
skutek padania pa slizkich chodni-
kach.
- Process Ivensa, mordercy pa
nj Hollistcr, odiozono do 10 Lutte
6.
- 7letnia Edith Hempe, 1880
Wayne ave-, umaria wskutek ma
trucia krwi, ktore nastapilo po
zaszczepieniu jej ospy W publicz-
nej szkole ma rogu Foster VIM
throp ave. Sledztwo zarzadzono.
= Nieznajomy czlowiek zostai
wczoraj zabity przez pociag kolei
Rock Island ia szynach 2 mile ma
zachod cd Blue Island.
= Thomas w. Lawson z 3D.;
stonu przybyi do ChicageS W
sherman. House" przez kilka 60
DIN konferowai roznymi guber-
natorami innymi wybitnymi re-
prezentantami w sprawie iowa
rzystw assekuracyjnych.
- 55letni Gearge Curtis, ma
larz domow, zostal wczoraj znale-
ziony niezywy W SVEN mieszka-
niu pn. ~. 90 str. Zdaje sic, re
unarl ma zatrucie oiowiem.