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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-14
DYER NEWS

Jacob Austgen of st. John was here
Saturday on business.
Messrs. Alex and Henry Irschikowitz
of Chicago, spent Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenertz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Helm of Merrillville. were here
yesterday on their way to Chicago
Heights.
Mat Austgen of Hammond visited
with relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Geiger of Ham
mond, were the guests Of NJ. Fagen and
family yesterday.
John Rhode and son of Hammond,
were Dyer visitors here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs j. Moenix of Klaasville
We're here yesterday to visit friends.
Mrs. Helen Austgen of Hammond was
the guest of her son, Nicholas of this
place, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymus of Hammond,
spent Sunday. with relatives here.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H ]. Schultz was christened yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koch and chill
dren of Whiting were the guests of
Theodore Hammer and family yester-
day.
DR.. A seidler entertained a number
of his children and grandchildren yes
terday.
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Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Stewart. of Toles-
ton visited Mrs. =. Stewart here. sun
day.
J. E. Foust and family returned last
night from an extended visit at Buck
eye. Ind.
Mrs. W. s. Fergus. of Chicago. is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. a. c. Car
penter.
c. E. Traylett and wife and G. 3.
Holbrey of Morocco. Ind. arrived here
yesterday to visit friends. making the
trip by auto.
Dee Longshore. of South Bend, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sawyer Of Boone.
IA. who have been visiting relatives
here the past week, returned home to-
day.
Mrs. Henry Cobb. who has been visit
ing relatives here the past month, re-
turned to her home in Ames. O., today,
Mrs. Esther Doom spent Sunday in
Chicago with relatives.
.. Sickles, Of Indiana Harbor, was
in the city on business.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

Misses Lulu and Helen Hopkins have
gone to Aurora, H.. for a couple Of
weeks.
B. F. Wilson of Indianapolis, who
has been visiting his brother-in-law
William Smith, returned home yester-
day.
The retiring editor OF the Rensselaer,
Republican. George e. Marshall, who
has been the local weather observer
for the past six years, has been obliged
to resign on account of his intended
departure for the west, and George
Healey has been appointed his sue
cessor.
The twenty-ffth or silver anniver-
sary Of y. S. Larue and wife was held
Friday afternoon and evening at their
home on River street. A great num-
Der of friends. in and out of town, at
tended and many handsome and APP
propriate gifts were received
D. S. White has returned to his home
in Elgin, ILL.,, after a weeks visit with
his sister, Mrs. John Mann.
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WHITING NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koch OF Oliver
street, spent Sunday at Dyer with their
brother, Theodore hammer.
Miss Barbara Schaefer of Englewood.
spent yesterday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer. Of Sheri-
dan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scheer of Sheri-
dan avenue, returned from st. John
last evening, after spending several
days with relatives.
Peter Pfeifer. jr.. spent yesterday at
St. John with his aunt. Mrs John
Pfeifer.
Mrs. Maud Thorpe Of New York ave
nue., met with rather serious acct
dent yesterday While she was pre-
pairing her Sunday dinner the floor in
her kitchen accidentally gave away
Mrs Thorpe went through, injuring
her foot quite severely. Although this
will cause her much trouble it was
very fortunate that her ankle was not
broken.
Messrs. William Lindeman. Law
renee Doran and John Doran Of Cleve-
land. Ohio, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the two formers father-in-law
Adam Stoli at his home in Berry Lake
and also with relatives in Whiting anC
Stieglitz Park. This was the gentle
mems first visit in this locality ant
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WHEELER NEWS

Miss Grace Johnston was a Hobart
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Eby was among the passengers
for Valparaiso Saturday morning.
Miss Elmaida Johnston of Hobart,
Ind. spent Sunday at the home of Miss
Grace Johnston.
]. w. Hutchinson was a business
visitor in Valparaiso, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Perrine were
among the passengers for Chicago sun
day morning.
If you don't hustle, you won't get
many nuts. They are going fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Wilson spent
Sunday with relatives in Hobart.
Several persons from Wheeler will
visit the Eastern Star chapter of VAL
paraiso this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII White and child
were Valparaiso visitors yesterday.
H. w. Abbott transacted business in
Valparaiso Saturday.
Henry Burge is not improving very
rapidly.
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MUNSTER NEWS

r Klootwyk and son were il Chicago
on business Saturday.
Mrs. John Kraay and her two daugh-
tiers. Clara and Irene, were in Ham
mond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cruel were Sat
urday visitors in Hammond
Mrs. Henry Backman and her daugh-
ter, Miss Anna. of Saxony. were visit
ing the stallbohm's Sunday.
J. Bodegraven of Hammond was here
yesterday.
Ernest Stallbahm is visiting friends
in Saxony this afternoon.
A. S. Beebe Of Minneapolis, Mimi. is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and. Mrs.
H. F. Kaske for few days.
Clarence Morley of Oakland. was
here Sunday visiting friends.
Miss Louise Kuhlman returned to
her home in Chicago after spending a
few days with her parents, Nj. and
Mrs. Joseph kaufman.
Miss Ruby Wilson spent Sunday at
the home of her parents in Crown
Point.
Mrs. C. Kooy and Martha Kooy
spent Saturday in Hammond.
The Munster people who attended the
dance at Oak Glen Saturday evening
were Hugo Stallbohm. Dora Stallbohm
Charles and Anna Dietrich, William
Krooswyk and George Dietrich. They
report having had a delightful time.
George Eppen was here from Ham
mond today visiting friends for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanWalden of Roseland
were here today visiting at the home
of Mrs. VanWalden's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Munster.
Peter Schoon spent the afternoon
visiting the Kroosyk's.
George and Chas. Dietrich and Will
Krooswyk are visiting in Dyer this
evening.
Miss Agnes Schneider of Saxony was
in Chicago Saturday.
Miss Dickie Kikkert OF Highlands
and her mother were here today.
The names of the children of the
Munster school who were not absent OIL
tardy for the past month are as fol-
lows: Miss Wilson's room-Elmer
Huffman, Oracle Kramer, Henrietta
Kooy, Jake Wagner. Helen DeMik
Mary Klootwyk, Lizzie Tanis. Miss
Henderson's room-Ada Zoeterman
Jennie Kooy, Mary Wagner, Erna
Kaske. Peter Schoon, James Krooswyk
Willie Boland. Michael Boland, Peter
Molenaar, p retKlootwyk, Jacob De
Mix, Willie kaufman. Mr. Dougherty's
room-Irene Krooy, Martha Kooy
Rosie Schoon.
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they were much impressed with tho
prosperity Of our city.
Miss Grace Hellwig of Danville, who
mas been spending week at the home
or Mrs. Gold in Hammond, has re-
turned to the home Of her uncle. c. A.
Hellwig, Of One Hundred and Nine
teenth street
Undertaken c. a. Hellwig had charge
OF the funeral OF the little child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Kaminski of Roberts
avenue, at o'clock this morning. The
services were held at Father Bene-
diets church, and tnterment was at
Greenwood cemetery. Hammond.
John Clark the dope hend." who
was taken in by the RobertsdaIe police
about a week ago has been released
and returned to Whiting yesterday
where he raised a disturbance and was
locked UP again
Misses Helen Mattern. Edytha HoI-
lett and Margaret Griffith saw The
Red Mill" at the Grand opera house
in Chicago, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernie Sprague has a severe case
of typhoid fever
Johann Won Pembrow transacted
business in Chicago today.
Mr.. Holiday, principal of the Whit
ing high school. saw the football game
between Indiana and Michigan Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Connors of Fischrupp avenue, is
very i'll.
Miss Carol NJ. Kiefe, teacher Of the
seventh grade, has been asked to read
a paper on The School and the Com
munity" by superintendent Curtis at
the Lake county teachers institute.
which meets in Hammond Oct s.
Mrs. C. J. Bader is in Chicago to-
day.
The condition of John Hickey is
slightly better, reports saying he was
resting much easier this morning.
Mrs. John Thiele and children of
Central avenue, returned home from
two weeks visit with relatives in
Fort Wayne last night.
Several of our local fans wear a
rather sour look on their faces since
the Cubs won Saturday. We will now
be amused for a short time watching
the different ones paying their bets.
1t is the intention of George Horn
ecker to have his wife removed to her
home today.
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LOWELL NEWS

Mrs. R. NJ. Webb has returned from
five weeks pleasant visit at Lancas-
ter. Ohio, the home of her girlhood
days.
Mrs. Carrie Hearst of Crown Point,
is in Lowell for few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Sanger, and hus-
band
Professor Fastello, the cowboy wiz
ard, gave a show at the Lowell opera
house last night. A packed house
greeted him and all say he gave a very
creditable performance.
Christopher and Florence Fowler
have been called here from Iowa on
account of the very serious illness of
their sister, Mrs. Samuel Nichols.
A trained nurse of Chicago has been
OILS.
bridge is being put in on the road
going west from the Emory Hathaway
farm. This is a very needed iT$prove-
ment in which the rural mail carrier
returns many thanks to Trustee Wor-
ley.
Mrs. ]. P. Palmer and son, Cecil, Wis
tied her relatives at Rose Lawn Sun
day.
Rev. Father Miller of Rensselaer,, has
taken up his residence in the st. Ed
wards church parsonage for a while.
Mrs Mueller of Creston will act as his
housekeeper.
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VALPARAISO NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Duenst, Of
Seattle, Wash, are here visiting the
latter's son, Fred Ebersole and family
Miss Kate Skunk was in Hobart yes
terday taking the place of Miss Emily
Johnson, telephone operator at that
place, who was on the sick list.
Miss Fannie Single is visiting friends
and relatives at Plymouth.
Mrs. Carl Punsky and son are visiting
her parents at LaPorte.
Undertaken Stinchheld yesterday
brought over from LaPorte the baby of
Vollios, who died in the LaPorte county
house. The body will be turned over
to some medical school.
Mrs John w Wood and son. Harry,
Of Chicago, arc visiting relatives in the
city.
The new altering plant at Flint Lake.
from where the city gets its water sup
ply, has been completed and filtered
water will be run through the pipes
next week.
Postmaster Carson was here from
Hebron today.
Fred Wood and wife Of Pontiac. ILL.,.
are here visiting relatives.
John W. Brummett went to Bay City,
Mich, today on business.
VIII Hanes left yesterday for a visit
with relatives at Marion.
Mrs. B. f. Wilson of Elk Falls, Mimi,
is the guest Of relatives in the city.
S. F. Courtright spent Sunday at
Harvey, ILL.,. with his daughter.
Rev. O. r. Beebe. of Lincoln, Neb.. is
the guest of DR.. ]. c. Carson and fam
lily,
A. ]. Fehrman and daughter spent
Sunday with relatives in Chicago.
Lincoln Brooke and wife, CT Chicago
are guests at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. c. a. Brooke.
Mrs. May A. Yohn. who has been Wis
iting IN New York and Pennsylvania
has returned home.
s. II. Forbes OF Evanston, III. Is III
town looking after business interes Is
H w. Talcott. former resident OF this
! city. died at his home in San Diego
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HOBART NEWS

Joe Steinberger OF Indiana Harbor.
was in town Sunday.
The banns OF matrimony between
Robert Schneider and Miss Ida Bender
were published yesterday by Father
Jansen in ST. Bridget's Catholic church.
George Hun and Miss Emily Belding
of Chicago. were visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bale. over Sunday.
Grant Butler is out from the city Wis
iting friends.
B. B. Bale has built new steel fence
in front of his property on Georgiana
street.
The extra gang of Italians, which has
been laying new steel on the Penn
sylvania railroad for a couple of weeks.
quit work last Saturday and refused to
vacate their bunk cars until they re-
ceived their pay. 1t took seven of the
company's policemen to get them out
Of the cars. They went back to Chi
cago, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Englebricht. of
Chicago, were visitors yesterday in
Hobart with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kaska
Mr.. and Mrs Marry Lutz OF Ham
mond. visited relatives in Hobart over
Sunday.
Attorney J. H. Conroy of Hammond
was a Hobart visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray visited
yesterday with friends in Chicago.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

Joseph Elder of Chicago. was here
over Sunday.
Miss Mayme Maillett was a Hammond
visitor over Saturday and Sunday.
Okley Morton assisted Frank Houk
in his store last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes of Ham
mond, were the guests of Mrs. Hughes
parents yesterday.
Miss Ruby Wilson was here over
Sunday with her parents
Emil Lamberg of Chicago was here
visiting his parents over Sunday.
Misses Clara and Bertha Griesel left
for their home in Milwaukee, Wis,
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gershom Mott will
leave for Superior, Neb., next Tuesday
morning. where they expect to make
their future home.
Mr.. Lowenberg and family of Chi
cago, are visiting friends here.
1t is reported that Raymond Ru-
dolph has taken a position in the Star
office in place of Harry Einsweiler.
Civil Engineer W. B. Ray, who has
been assisting F. knight & Sons, has
returned to Madison, Ind, to accept
the office of city engineer.
The Crown Point high school foot
ball team defeated the East Chicago
Tigers last Saturday afternoon by a
score of 80 to o.
julius ]. Griesel is a Chicago shop
per today.
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CLARK STATION

Mrs Kohnke and Mrs. Behn visited
friends at Ross.
Mr. Hopper and Mr.. Weber returned
to their home in Chicago, after doing
concrete work a few months.
Albert Watts returned to his home in
Ross Friday night.
Mrs. Suits of Clark visited relatives
in South Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Kohnke of Clark trans
acted business at East Side.
Mrs. E. B. Miller of Clark transacted
business in South Chicago.
Mr. Steinmetz and friend of Chicago
were business visitors here.
f. Behn transacted business in Black
Oak.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

John Huff. agent at the Erie. was
called to serve on a special jury at
Hammond but has succeeded in get
ting excused.
Gus Houkus of Ross, spent a few
hours here today.
Blain Hutchins. who has been en-
ployed at the Erie office here, has
gone to the Grand Trunk as day
agent.
Lee Chalfant and John Jameson
were Hammond visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carbine are entertain
ing Mr.. Carbines father for a few
days.
NJ. L. Torhnl made business trip
to Highlands today.
Mrs w Conkright of near Ross,
did shopping here today.
]. Claude Rumsey and James Pink
erton of Lowell, were here in Tart
ing for the purpose of making a bid
on the town sidewalk contract.
Jacob Miller is on the sick list.
B. B. Potter was a Hammond visitor
Saturday.
Charles Dutton returned home to-
day. having resigned his position as
towerman at East Chicago.
Mrs John Taylor came home from
Lowell last evening, where she has
been for some time at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Chester Pixley
Mrs Pixley is recovering nicely from
her recent operation.
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LANSING NEWS

Mrs. John Schultz was visitor in
Chicago Friday.
B. F. Bishop spent Friday in Chicago.
Mrs. Martin LANCE and children spent
Friday with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Ida Brunn was N Chicago Fri
day.
Miss Emma Wollenberg. who has
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been spending some time with relatives
in Chicago, returned home Friday even
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. George II. Donwstra
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testified to the defendants favorable at
| titude toward Dr. Montgomery and to the
defendants good character.
Mrs. Terrell moved that the board con-
cede the good character of the defend
ant
Then you will concede the case" Mr..
Cobb said.
Mrs Terrells motion was withdrawn.
Mrs. Curtis said July or last CardoZO
had asked her to support DR.. Montgomery.
Witness was emphatic in saying that Car
dozo favored Montgomery.
Cardozo. the defendant, then took the
witness chair. He told of his long cOnnec-
ton with the local schools.
Witness was shown the anonymous let
ter. He said he did not write 1t. He said
he never knew anything about the records
of the teachers mentioned in the letters.
and that the teachers in question were not
in his division.
Witness also told in detail Of his efforts
in behalf of Mr.. Clark for the position of
superintendent, and said he had told Mr..
Clark repeatedly that he favored the re-
tention of DIR. Montgomery. According to
his testimony, witness wrote letter to
DR.. Chancellor on August II In congratula-
ton on account of his election. At no time,
witness said, did he entertain any ambition
to be assistant superintendent.
intendents office October last, when he
was confronted with the anonymous let
ter. He also told of later interviews with
DR.. Chancellor and with members of the
board.
The defendant was on the stand when
the board adjourned at 11:45 O'Clock pm.
until 3:15 o'clock pm. today.
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Movements Of Local Tugs.

The tug M. Mitchell Davis, the flagship
Of the Taylor feet Of tugs. is lying out Of
service in this city. having an electric
lighting outfit installed and being equipped
with telephone communications to different
parts of the boat The electric lighting
plant being placed in the boat Is large
enough to brilliantly illuminate all the
rooms on the tug with incandescent lights
and to furnish power for an electric search
light. The Davis is being further modern
ICED by the introduction of steam steering
gear into her pilot house, in addition to her
hand-steering apparatus. 1t is stated that
the owners of the vessel propose in the near
future to install wireless telegraphic out
fit on the boat, and when that fs done she
will be the only tug in general towing serv-
ice on Chesapeake bay SO equipped.
The tug William H. Yerks. tr., which
during the past winter was employed In
towing through the Ice on Chesapeake bay
from the capes to Baltimore. was this att
the Alexandria shipyard for the cleaning
and painting of her hull and for general
overhauIine of hull and machinery. The
Yerkes is under charter to tow fsh-laden
vessels during the season now about 10
open. and at its conclusion will return to
general towing service on the bay and us
tributaries.
The tug Rosalie. belonging to Mr.. L. +;
Smoot of this city, which has been hauled
out on the marine railway at the Aiexan-
dria. shipyard for q general overhauhng ana
for calIxing. was put overheard yesterday
and has gone into commission. She Will De
employed in towing sand and Gravel-iaden
lighters from Piscataway creek to this city
in connection with the tug Eugenia
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Personal to River Men.

The condition of Capt. William Stuart the
fishing shore operator. who has been very
Ill at Providence Hospital Of pneumonia.
is reported to be improving, and it is ex-
pected he will be removed from the hospi-
tai to his home the latter part of this week
Capt. A. Frank Evans has gone to North
Carolina on a business trip that will ex-
tend over q week or ten days.
Capt. A. ]. Taylor is in command of the
tug James o. Carter, in place of Cart.
Frank KNIT who has taken charge of the
tug Capt Toby, under charter to the Poto-
mac Dredging Company, and employed I'm
Piscataway creek towing sand and gravel
Scows.
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Position in Jeopardy.

CnuFCn was Cdlito anu StotSu AiS AieA>A iieAO
a conversation with Cardozo pending the
appointment of the board Of education.
witness said Cardozo had told him last
June or July that he opposed an outside
co,ored assistant superintendent and want
ed DIR. Montgomery appointed. He also said
Cardozo wanted to hold his own position.
He further testified to the excellent repu-
DR.. Kelly Miller was called by the de-
Tense and stated he is a teacher Of mathe-
mates and sociology in Howard University:
Witness said he had known the DEFENDANT
| for sixteen years and that during the past
summer defendant had been in favor or
the retention of DIR. Montgomery as assist
ant superintendent and merely wanted to
he himself retained as a supervising prin-
cipal 49,, a.
PENDANT could not be better. =
Witness said he had joined the crusade .a
organization, but did not know whether or
not Cardozo was in the party.
Mrs. Minnie Lee Smoot, who ASSISTED
Who had seen a great deal of his handwrit-
ing. was asked to look at the anonymous
~ don't think it is his handwriting" she
replied. .,o bod SCAN tbe letter he.
fore and had then expressed the same
opinion.
Handwriting Expert Called.
Tho defense called Samuel c. Malone,
| a handwriting expert. He said he had been
| employed by the government In post once
| CAGES and had been in at least 2OO or 5OO
| .oaas Witness told of his long study OF
tho subiect and declared that he had de-
| o,aed that the pictorial method is the
| hast He had examined the anonymous
letter for at least ten hours. he SAID.
The board took recess at o.1o ciooA
L R.l4 mo-
When the board resumed the hearing al
tx o'clock the direct examination or Mr.:
Malone was continued. There was iegaI
battle before certain letters, conceoeo ~
| have heen written by CardoZo, were put
| In evidence as a basis of comparison Tor
his opinion of the anonymous letter.
From a mechanical and pictorial view
| point the expert said he round a mafkeo
| difference between the uncertain ana the
From his best Judgment witness added.
| the uncertain letter was not written by the
person who wrote the admitteo levers. IN. .,e
| expert. and Mrs. Terrell was puzzled be-
cause in speaking of the signature OF Car
! dozo he mistook the first letter. an "a, Tor
90" That error he defended on the ground
| that he was not studying the letters but
| the individual slants and the mechanical
| structure of the writing.
sImpulsive~ findings.
| On cross-exarnination Mr.. Mcnamara d.
rected the attention of the witness to the
| s.impulsive" endings to many letters in
| both instruments, and made the witness adj
NIT their similarity. More than an hour was
devoted by the attorney for the board to a
| minute consideration Of the two instru-
tiles pointed ont by the attorney. when
questioned by the attorneys for the defense
I he pointed out many differences. In spite
o. these mechanical differences ana sim
i H. ~ n -