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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-04
Compulsory Investigation of
Industrial Disputes.

Strikes and lockouts. with their at
tendant loss and suffering, continue to
increase. For the five years ending De-
cember 81, 1905, the number of strikes
was greater than those in any previous
ten years and was double the number
in the preceding five years. These fig
ures indicate the increasing need of
providing some machinery to deal with
this class of disturbances in the inter
est alike of the employer the employe
and the general public. l renew my
previous recommendation that the con-
gress favorably consider the matter of
creating the machinery for compulsory
investigation of such industrial contro-
versies as are of sufficient magnitude
and of sufficient concern to the people
of the country as a whole to warrant
the federal government in taking ac-
ton.
The need for some provision for such
investigation was forcibly illustrated
during the past summer. A strike of
telegraph operators seriously interfered
with telegra phic communication. caua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
The Second Fleet
CONTINUED from Page Two.)

CONTINUED from Page Two.)
forward to break gunnery records
without sufficient regard to caution
officers and men alike are inspired by
this keen spirit of emulation, and work
with an ardor that takes no account
Of time or strength.
One German critic patronizingly re-
marked that. of course. the American
navy was totally lacking in such a
thing as tradition. This from the
representative of a brand new fleet
that never fought real battle was
rather entertaining. The American
navy. now a hundred and thirty-two
years old, is one of the oldest in the
world. and its brilliant tradition of
almost unbroken victory is precisely
its strongest point.-Colliers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

Chief Gunner, D. Hepburn.
Gunner. J. A. Martin.
Carpenter, R. Velz.
Warrant Machinists, B. Gebhardt, J.
E. Jones, D. w. Harry, W. W.
Hopes.
Pay Clerks, R. R. Bolles, E. s. Adri-
ance.
Z. s. S. PENNSYLVANIA.
Captain. Aaron Ward.
Lieut.. Commanders, H. A. Bispham,
]. H. Reid.
Lieutenants, ]. R. Brady, W. S. Tur-
pin.
Ensigns. H. G. s. Wallace, C. L. Hand,
R. B. Coffey. ]. n. Ferguson.
Midshipmen, F. G. Blasdel, R. Will
son, L. F. WEIGH, H. Delano. R. W.
Spofford. c. S. McWhorter, r. c..
Grady.
p. A. Surgeon, J. NJ. Brister.
Asst. Surgeon, D. c. Gather.
Paymaster. S. Bryan.
1st Lieut.. A. Stokes. q. S. NJ. c.
End Lieut.. A. N. Watson. q. S. NJ C.
Chief Boatswain, NJ. Wogan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

board the West Virginia was serioL sly
i'll and not expected to live longer than
a few hours. and his brother. who was
a sailor on the Colorado. desiring to
be with him during his illness was
granted permission to transfer from
the Colorado to the West Virginia.
The commander-in-chief ordered the
vessels to stop, and after a small boat
was lowered the brothers were soon
together. Upon arrival at Cavite the
sick sailor and his brother were i'm
mediately sent to the naval hospital
at Canacao in the Admirars barge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

Chief Gunners, H. johnson, C. w.
Ljungquist.
Carpenters, ]. Feaster, Jr., P. Trout
lein.
Warrant Machinists, C. Growney, L.
r. Ford. r. L. Drake, H. Lobitz.
Pay Clerk, E. Damn.
U. S. S. COLORADO.
Captain, S. A. Stanton.
Lieut.. Commander, R. H. Jackson.
Lieutenants, T. S. Wilson, D. F.
Boyd. R. L. Berry.
Ensigns. F. D. Mcmillan. F. A. Todd,
L. NJ. Stewart. T. F. Caldwell
Midshipmen, G. Howe, S. H. Lawton,
w. f. Eberle, W. w. Lorshbough,
H. G. Fuller, D. P. Morrison, E.
Lando.
Surgeon, G. B. Wilson.
Asst. Surgeon, T. W. Reed.
Paymaster, T. S. O'Leary.
LIST Lieut.. D. c. McDougal. U. S. NJ. C.
2nd Lieut., R. S. Kingsbury.
Carpenter, ]. ]. Murphy.
Warrant Machinists, G. NJ. Heinen, B.
eggenhaugen, ]. r. Likens, F. o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
ENVY.

Think Of the patient. accomplishing
Industry Of the busy bee," said the man
who makes perfunctory efforts to be
cheerful.
THE busy bee" replied the business
man." has no occasion to complain. He
Is one Of the rev manufacturers who
are not being bothered constantly by
the tariff or the pure food lava
Washington Star.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
Wells.
Pay Clerk. C. W. Loomis.
Z. S. S. MARYLAND.

wells.
Pay Clerk, c. w. LOOMS.
Z. S. S. MARYLAND.
Captain, c. Thomas.
Lieut.. Commanders, J. N. Ellicott, W.
NJ. Crosse.
Lieutenants. ]. NJ. Luby, G. E. Gelm.
Ensigns, W. D. Puleston. C. E. Brill
hart, c. Belknap, Jr., A. K. Shoup.
L. c. Farley, W. S. McClintic, G. j.
Meyers.
Midshipmen, W. R. Furlong, R A.
White, W. A. Madden.
Surgeon, G. T. Smith.
Asst. Surgeon, a. B. Clifford.
Paymaster. W. A. Greer.
Chaplain, E. W. Scott.
1st Lieut.. W. A Pickering, U. S. NJ. C.
End Lieut., H. F. Wirgman. U. S. NJ. c..
Chief Boatswain. j. D. Walsh.
Chief Gunner, ]. Donald
Gunner, F. T. Montgomery.
Carpenter, ]. ]. Redington.
Warrant Nachinists, E. A. Blackwell,
c. H. Hosung, G. B. Coleman, ]. J..
Cullen.
Pay Clerk, o. F. Cato.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
ROSTER OF,
THE SQUADRON
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One)
Captain. J. B. Milton.
Lieut. Commanders. V. O. Chase, c. B
Price. P Symington-
Lieutenants. H Y. Butler, T. a. Kit
finger. ". H. Allen.
Ensigns. L. B. Porterfield. H E. Kays
a F. Carter. J. W. Wilcox. Jr.
aIidshipmen. W. o. Spears, A. c. Will
helm, p. l. Ghormiey, C. c. Harti-
gan
Asst Surgeons, P. R. stalnaker. T. w.
Raison.
Paymaster. W. J. Littell.
Asst Paymaster. F. p. Williams.
Chaplain. J. NJ F. McGinty.
Major. J. T. Meyers. Z. S. NJ. c.
Captain, H. R. Lay. q. S. NJ. c.
2nd Lieut.. c. Ancrum. Z. S. N. c.
Boapsvain, o. T. Hurdle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

During the voyage of the big Four
from Chez Foo to Cavite the following
incident was noted: A blacksmith on
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-03
Religious Services.

First Church Chtis, scientist IL =. IN
Sunday Evening service $50. We'd
nesday evening meeting at 7sS0 sun
day school 10 a. m. Meetings are held
in McMullen's Strdio.
Rev A J. Irwin will preach at
Hdrney the 2nd Sunday Of each
month at II a. m. and 7.30p. IN.
Sabbath school every sabbath at 2
p. m.
The Harney Sunday school meets
at , o'clock each Sunday and a
cordial invitation lie extended to all
who can attend to meet with us.
At the Presbyterian church
Burns, Rev. A.. J. Irwin pastor.
Devine services the third and fourth
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Timber Land. Act June is-,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NlNNN ANNH IA AM|' N'' N..
Burns, oregon, July 81. ll11 q
Notice IL hereby given that ir compliance
with the provisions % the act Of congress Ui
June 3. ISIS. entitled can act for the sale U,
unber lands Go the states ui California, uFe-
ron, Nevada. aud MasnfuEtou rsrrit1ry ~
extended to ell the Public Land states bN act
Of August .. lss.. John T. Anderson oi Hurus.
county VI Harney, state Oi oregon. has ca Feb
ruafi t.ip0l hlCu iu this ofltc his sworn state
mcut No ST.. Cor tbs purchase 90 tug 81 of
the ~ &. 81 oi ~ !. aui NN Of -E.t uf
seC NJ d.. q. township No - SUull. rau.u Nu
- Eas ~. ~. aut viii fgr prtUf fU show
that tti Iald sougat t. more Ya.uau.. ... ..s
timber or stone tnsu for sr. ieuIfTrs rH.HHssa.
snd iu csiatllsl h.a glHlm O. 81 a l4ul u#. .,.
NUEistHf aUd kt. tivef af Iuus Urra.u HH
Muudhy tuu lltu daY Ol -Uptuuucf. It.-
Hv named a. Witnesses Charles M TaIHa
sou, kHUch Reed, Lsy q Reed. EIHIa. 20 .HF.
dan, al of Burns. urcsou.
Any aud 81 persons claiming adversely fl.
above Described lauds ar requested t1 HIH fII..
claims tu this oelCe on of otigfH tl.I .'f. .tF
Of -epiembef. 1877.
WN. FAEBE. hys rUf.
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BRAND COLUMN

fy'Cf itusus. uIHt HHueH r" unI.rfu
Dc. gaffIH same U. UIIH.. HIH. .UHTHarkr Ur.T
and sp.ii iu Igif rau. sNa.iYu iH.s a.IfgHBJl
under 200 iH HaHis
Nfsnuigk, H1us. horses. H.au.rI.. fsrI,
q. nar U. .... f."H 1890. ...'... . 900 Iisa. H.T
branded Har H" r.Uf HHs. rHfmHrk. urut
bali crop s.. ... Ua.
90 uHyHr. Hgflr Usf... u. IUr hir. ear
mhfss crop. I..' rHn sHH. "" IgfA lU right
frMHH.r. iIHrU. H"uf. ..u.irtf IJI
oilg. boz ramafr HHrsrH.mus.t,sUH Hl.
deftif Iu l.I.
Martin urui. I.Hs. .aH... s.H... ao. Hui.
toaia. tN uu gIHr. .'u. rffHa.af. uTrfItlI lH
jaw a.so sgmt Hua.gI ..f... NuH asBts.Ig
% l. -biuE'c3y0k.. IGuf HHrsrs ou lci
shoulder. yAH|y. H u. IIaHf f.lH HHI HIp. ear
maiAs. yigp eH Isa' yru gi1p a.a lH4gr hall
Frcd psuucI,. Burns. h1uc.. ru On tb, l,f
shoulder Cail.g fp ON lgii side. canaan. uu,
3gf aaf gtsp ta ss,u vaF
X 4 Williams Nisi aorses tn oa che lsr
sa'A.egi. te.Hg N"N i.t aiL rafHafks, crop
der caiu. a.tu CAM. uH. a,I ~ p.aa aad uH.
tgftit iU IgII rTr. u.HU. la.E HH.. I. uslf. a.fU
ca',.g ~ 81 .EN A 1.H a.Af f"it.iH .eii ear
nm fWoft AaH.Ns. EHrsrs 1lUHnHlHyIou
lgii Nile ra.H. o. .al .I.,I uH .gH llp ear
mara gpfg fHf" "' ga.N raH Haf... uH UhiH
ali us.. yu.sHH
sylvester .uHH Nauuus. bopgs. o. j., outright
~ ,A., .aH ..'aIsl tHt. NaI '.'FaH
4gHluI
rUsnua. ulus H.rs,. gusH,r,irg.g- FOL.
fisa a.Hs ..- H.. .r.. h#"I.lrf. .aIf.r. quarter
yaE, tp..t iH ua4r. t.IH.. .tis fau aeH.aIe.
4 O. lpgHs. IHE.s, l.rfes s. gu Ieif igg aaI
. =, connected H. u... r.ulIHHr. rIsH UUUf uu
~ tl.t. t.iei ...I... i. tNaif uH lgH liI
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-03

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umbsr Land Aei. June l,r.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usgas gl,.. .Ts5s, 49, LAsP qyTlgr

lalfEu -uATfs LANu UFTI-E q
huEns, oregon july 81, lFF q
Notice is hereby gwen that lu compliance
with The provisions of the act Qt DuLETtss "a
Junec, ISIS. sntitei "Al ECt tor the sac ut no La
Der lands lu the states of california. ulrEHu
AeFada, and afhiugiuu Territory. ks extend
81 10 al. The public Lad states ly a.r ui
August 4, ls3-, Asggir a. fllle. of uaruas-
county oi harueF, stale ui ulrgJl. las ul
Ma "a 1877, uirl IA thls 9tltu lel asurl tlatr
tlcni, NJ. cif, Tor tlV llF-4asv ot tlr - ui
nNta " rrfii14 4-. lu fyHls4Ir NJ. ~ rH4lu.
hau.e No "a east, A.. auI ~ 40. UI. u.a..
% fhJs 4st ne land saag-. ls uuTs F...a..
Tor lts tia.trf uF tiu "r flnL l"r a.r.... .4ra
pure zee a.. o. establish le. ..aI sa .
lal4 lri're rglslr' all .r.r.FH $4,000.
ufcE.A au Mpl4sy tle a-lL IA. 90 -r. ....,.,
d. q.
che turs as witnesses jam r. ... James
H. ..lasau. Is lllr Elalr4r. a..a lH....
uIrsaa, ana M4..s ug-lIrer .t ..sss5.
trl f.r suu-
Aly all all p=rsIls ClaiuiIE afsHrs. tlr
atuFt-i4estIIu.4 lauls are lrI.rsrul u ll.
tarir llalUs iI this office uu aI l-tJr- s4lI
sgtL day ol oVFivn beg. lrl-,
Ws FAEHE Register.
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Sundays Of each month alta m
and 1870 p m. sabSath school at
10 a m every Sabbath morning
Preaching services at the Baptis,
church every let add 2ud Sundays
morning and evening Sunday
school every Sunday at 10 "a. M
prayer meeting every Thursda,
evening The pastor vii preach at
Silver Creek the third SUNDAY OF
the month aud at Van the Ith Sun
day until further notice. .-Rev. A
3, Minaker. Pastor.
Job priuting-The Times Herald
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Ontario-B,
Stage LII,
Leayes Burns dailv

Leayes Burns dailv !
at $3.50 a m. Arrivsa n
ly from Ontario at5r 4
The only through p...
transfer route from Rn.
railroad.
First-class acoommoa.
good eating stations a,
distances along the ron,,
s, s. WILLIAMS. Gen
DrewsI
L. Woldenberg Jr., Agsr
Bur
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND 9yrleE,

Burns Oregon, july Is, 1897,
Notice Il hereby siysn that Ernett 81 Clair, OF
70 make anal commutstion proof IN support Of
his claim, via: Homestead Eutry SO. 1885
made March 2, io1S, for the Sls OF NEls and
Range -, East and that said proof viii De
made before the Register aud Receiver. a.
Burns. oregon, ON September eth, 1877.
He names the following witnesses So provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF the land, viz. Thomas Howser J W. shown.
Lennie Nickers. Frank Williams, all OF Harncy,
Oregon,
WV FNRRE. Register.
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Mctungs 6T % TII||| UIH .lI0lI al
Fourth "Wednesday
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND ,.,I.l ogncr; 4,

Burns oregon. July g.. iaJ7N
Notice IL hereby eiven that Paul T.. Ftnkc.
Of, Burns, OregOu, has alcd notice Of bis
Intention tp make nnal nvc-ycar proof tn
support Of his claim, via. Homestcad Euiry
No. lb.a made March a lA2, f0r the ~ ul
SES4 Of section n. NEtA Of NE... Wa oi NJ o
OF section ~, township 21 south, ran g. ~ eas b.
W. NJ, and that said proof will b. made before
Register and Receiver, 81 Burns, Oregou, on
september Srd. 1907
lie names the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon, aud Culttv4
tion Of the land. VIA Tim Donovan. Ernest J.
smith. Anthony a. Cowiug, Lutte Parker 900 o.
Burns. oregon.
NM. FARRE, Register
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untsr Laad. Ast Junea i,-.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


rNITEr STATS IANu uFICE.
Earnt UfcEUu. f4IT 90 i..-.|
Notice it hereby given that iu camrIa.le
with tur provisions 81 tHu art UI gftss Uf
jane a. Is-s. ruutIcI 'AU aCf lUr tHU stiH u. uU.
hof lauif Oh ihc states ot California. UfrE1H.
NUfals, aui MathluEioH IcrutofE HaUNfHa..
Ci f1 80 hr Public Land states lI a.f uI Aus.
uH' e.. ts... Grace uasrG of HufHH. .nH4I. U.
harucy, rtatg ol urCguu Has fr"fIHfY 81. ...
Hlt4 lu tAlf uFlgH ANI hHHfu sEHfUU... nH.
tIu.inr tlr purchase Cf iIs U. -N.. HI -..
tiuu so. s.. lH tUNHtlIp 50 .I a. Rams" ST.. "a.
. W. A.. ana Wi.l oitf FraoI f1 t.H. Iaa. fHU
land tuuslt o. H.Hfu Naiuatl. Cor s.H UH .rr U.
fiu.g fna. tor asfilulfIfaI EIfTut.r. a.I fH .t
tt|IitH HgF rlHIuI o. ta.I IHUI H.IHH. .HEItIH.
sliH DAY lf ~ gFfeaI aIIHT. lfE.
she uafaesa Nituuttgst utUHs# nIts.E.
Jap NckinuIu. uVUfEr NUlHfUu. EFauU uasUI.
al 10 Eufutt u5Usuns
Any aud az prrtons claiming adversely tho
above describe lands are Tea 4urs 60 Oh atH their
claimH in this oalC1 gu 0r bgiQfe said .Hiu laE
OF sgpfcmngr iN1.
W.. FAHHE Register
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unbsr Land Nst June I,-,,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

hurns, ufvsou gllr 81. l's
Notice is hereby given that IU Uaur.laH. fl
with the PROVISIONS " the ag' 20 luuErrss uI
June ., les, euuflr1 HAu aff fHF tlt sac H.
tlm hef lands il TIE states % california U.r.
sou, Nevada aud Washington lUFuTufE. Hr
extended 90 al Abe fuHIi. AauH states ". H..
u AgEutf isl-. tU4g ID N4srfH. Uf AHIH.aH.
cQuutl ~ hafuryt state ui uEgsuU. boo Ell.
Apfli - 4ati Sled o. t-lr HH.u ar HHuIU
statement 80 tal. Coz che purchase gf ..H AaI
oi section Au. O. o. township so. N f|lI..
faugv No, 81 vast - q. aUa ssi. grtF Irn.I
y stow taat the land sought it Uvfr valuable
Tor 10 timber of stone taa. Coz asT UT.lurt.
pufpQfrfl auQ o. rtta ..ira llH claim f" sa..
iana briufv Register auI Receiver a. HIrHs.
oregon, ou ASliay tle aqfL day oi -.E Ef.Ul...
1891.
lie NAMES as WitnVsfrs AFtEurI LsHuar..
lfank nunur, illlaU Duane. 4rI lluu.. az.
Of NaffuWht uFrgou.
Any apl al peftous glalmiGg sITersgIr ttr
above drsc itpC4 laula gre Trt tursTrl t1 l.r
their elaims iu THIS orlCe on 1g laigTr said SOD
day Of sgpieuueT, iaQf.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LANu oFFi,g.

UNITED STATES LANu OFFICE
Butns oregon, July ao la.-
Notice is hereby gwen that Julia Hsiuos.
Of Harney, oregon. has hlcd uJtiCe OF iuteu.
tion % make proof on her descrt.laud claim SO.
Si7, foe the - oi M. NJ Of sWtt ani -EI DO
section =, township 2s south. range Ha east.
" ~. before the Register and Receiver no
Burns, Oterou, on Tuesday. o., sth day OF
September. tgUf
She names the following witnesses o. prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land James Paul Ira Mahou. charles
kCiser. George franklin. al Of smith OREGON
w. fARRU. KyEi4tU..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-23
BURGLAR NO BARKEtP
Thief Who Enters Whiting
Saloon Forgets to Turn
off Faucet.

Whiting. Nov. 23.-(SpeciaL Beer.
beer, everywhere, but not q drop to drink
unless he would tell his customers 10
get down on the floor and help them
selves. was the predicament in which
Mike Paylo. a saloonkeeper on Front
street found himself Yesterday.
Paylo's place was entered and rob-
bed Thursday night and yesterday
afternoon George Sherback was ar
rested charged with having entered
the place. He Will be tried this even
ing.
The intruder is not a bartender by
trade for he forgot to turn off the
faucet when he helped himself to
beer He was evidently disturbed in
his eagerness TO help himself TO as
much wet goods as possible and to
ransaek the entire place. In addition
to helping himself to the wet goods
the robber also took several boxes OF
cigars.
Sherbaek, who was arrested on sus-
pieion. denies his guilt but a large
number of cigars were found on his
person when he was arrested.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-23
TOWLE'S DRAWS BIG CROWD.
Crowd net Dismayed by :. II. q. Sign
Marriage Fails for Lack of
Contracting Couple.

Towle's opera house was packed to
the doors last night by one of the
largest crowds that has ever gathered
in the theatre. The play 'Wormwood"
was presented. by the Imperial Stock
company and delighted all lovers Of
sensational repertoire The tickets
could not be disposed of fast enough
to the huge crowd and the long line
waited patiently in the corridor TO Sc
cure seats. long after the first act had
been finished. Finally the s. r. Q.
sign was hung out and even this did
not feaze the huge crowd which was
determined to secure seats.
The marriage ceremany which was
to have taken place on the stage, did
not materialize as no couple could be
booked for the big attraction. Several
it is said. promised the managemen mt
that they would be united on the stage.
bur backed out at the last moment.
Much disappointment was felt because
Of this fact by the huge crowd. At
the matinee this afternoon. ~ Daugh-
I ter of the South" is being played and
/ this evening. No Mother to Guide
] Her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS
VIII Secure Services of Building Com
misSiOner-Itner of st. Louis, is
TO Lay Out First School.

Gary. Nov. -(SpeciaD-The board
OF education held its regular meeting
last evening at it's quarters in the
Phillips building. Routine business
was taken care of and the remainder
of the time given over to a discussion
of the needs of the local population,
and later to planning visit to out
side cities for a cursory study of
buildings. The board has practically
decided that if the services of Com
missioner of Buildings timer of St.
Louis can be secured he will be en-
gagged to plan at least the first school
building that will be erected. In a gem
eral way the board has in mind what
it wishes as a building, but will spend
some little time investigating before
finally deciding. In all likelihood the
entire board viii visit st. Louis, Chi
cago and South Bend before arriving at
definite conclusion as to the style and
size of building to be erected School
Will not be held on Friday following
Thanksgiving day, in accordance with
the time honored custom and the un-
expressed wishes of the children
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-23
FIRST LECTURE A SUCCESS.
Initial Entertainment Arranged by
Whiting Board of Education Proves
Highly Satisfactory.

Whiting. Nov. 23.-(Specia)-
first lecture of the course which is to
be given by the board of education dur
ing the winter. was held last night in
the high school Assembly hall, C E.
Akeley. who is taxidermist in chief at
the Field Museum. Chicago. was the
speaker of the evening. using an enter
tanning subject: geological Collec-
tons Of British East Africa"
Mr. Akeley was ably fitted to make
this an interesting discussion as he
entered Africa from the east and pene-
trated far into the center collecting
specimens for the Field Museum. The
lecture was illustrated by lantern slides
and it proved to be of gratifying in
terest
The next number on the course viii
be on Dec. =, when the Skovgaard Con-
cert company will appear, and the peo-
pie will be given an opportunity to hear
Herr Skovgaard, who viii render
among other things Beethoven's Kreut-
Ger Sonta and a Mendelssohn concer J.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-23
IS DYING OF LOCKJAW.
Federal Furnace Company EmpIOyc
Cannot LiVe-FOOt Crushed at
Mills Last November.

South Chicago, Nov. 23.-SpeciaI-
Michael Granfield, formerly employed
with Sthe Federal Furnace company, is
now dying at the South Chicago hospi-
tai as the result of lockjaw which set
in after his foot was crushed at the
mills Nov. 4, when piece of pig iron
fell on him. After the accident he was
taken to his home, 1OoO5 Maclfinaw ave
nue., where his condition steadily grew
worse. 1t was not thought necessary
to amputate the mans leg, which
would probably have saved his life.
GranheId is thirty-five years of age,
is married and leaves a family.