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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-08

Valparaiso.
John Rothman visited friends in Dyer
over Sunday.
william Ripe visited with friends in
Hobart yesterday
Mrs. Arthur Thompson IS III at her
home II Doty street
Miss Lena Miller spent sunday with
relatives IN Chicago
George Miller was in Hegewisch this
morning on business.
p. ] Lyons attended the ball game
In Chicago yesterday.
Carl Heritage yisited relatives IN
Chicago last evening
Ae
Miss Della Prange spent yesterday
with friends In Englewood
Sc
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Brineken were
visitors in Chicago yesterday.
81
Mr. and Mrs j. Diebold spent sun
day with friends n St. John
sc
Hoyt Ogram Of Whiting visited with
friends in Hammond yesterday
sA
Mrs. william Wolter spent the day
with friends in South Chicago
Mrs. Emma cosgrove is visiting rela-
tives in Wrmette for few days
Mrs. Ella Orth Of Indiana Harbor was
in Hammond on business today
Miss Katherine Jung spent Sunday
with friends IN Chicago Heights.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherry visited at
Jackson Park, Chicago yesterday.
c H. Murray left today for two
weeks business trip through Ohio.
Mrs. J. T. kaufman is reported quite
III at her home on the north side.
A@
Mrs. Fred Ebert and son spent sun
day with friends in Michigan City.
90
Jack Reinlein returned this morning
from a few days visit in Toledo. o,
-
Miss Rose Kalb and John Sheer spent
Sunday with friends in Englewood.
&@
Y. G. Brown Of Indiana Harbor spent
yesterday with friends in Hammond
Miss Florence and Bertha Henry Wis
tied friends in Englewood yesterday
Miss Ethel Wolf was the guest of
frtsnae0trs Ciari1s Station yesterday,
&A
Miss X c. Kelley was the guest OF
friends in Thornton. III, yesterday.
Miss Genevieve Cochran visited
friends at Indiana Harbor over Sunday
Carl Wilhelm Of Tolono IS spending
a few days with friends in Hammond
Miss Flora AIashino was the guest
& friends in Marengo, Ill, over sun
day
George Popp is very i'll with ty.
phoid fever at his nome. 40 Dou
street.
Miss NIable Sherry and c. Il. Steven:
were)at the White City IN Chicago yes
tcrday
90
Roy AIitten Of Englewood was il
Hammond last evening the guest o
friends
Misses Rose and Mayme 6.oushe o
Chicago spent Sunday with Harmon,
friends
80
Carl Phillips Of East Chicago wa
in Hammond Saturday. the guest 0
friends.
Mr. ano Mrs. E. J. Miller were tn
guests Of friends in Black oak owe
sunday
Nosars William Kuhn and Alber
Thorn spent sunday with friends Il
Chicago.
Mesdames Holtz. Jenkins ana Glut
are among the Hammond ladies in Chi
cago today.
Misses Ida and Carrie Gruszka speu
sunday IN Hammond where they Wis
tied relatives.
~
Miss AIaude Wilder left today 10
Indianapolis to be the guest Of friend
for few days
Mrs Smith ana daughters Lillian an
Mahle. visited the White city iii CHI
caso yesterday.
Misses sadie and Belle Mcintyre weI
the guests Of their parents in Chicag
Lawn yesterday.
Misses Lacy MeMuIen Helen Mile
and Harry McMullan spent sunday wi;
friends IA Cnicago
VIM Wolter was called to Afuwal
kee Saturday ON account Of the seriol
illness Of an uncle
Mrs Robert ellis has returned fro
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Sporting Extra of LAKE COUNTY
TIMES on the streets i've minutes after
games with dnal results.
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in repair. mending done free OF charge.
Phone 134-7-2-tf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-08
HUNS CAUSE
BURNHAM RIOT
Try to Run" Machinski's
Saloon and Wind up in
the BOBBY Hatch.
PINCH TWO; TRAP PALS
Plain Jail Delivery, But Are
Gathered in By Town
Marshal Tice.

Six Hungarians Of Durham caused
one Of the worst riots on record in
the village near Hammond last night.
About 10 o'clock six Hungarians en-
tered Charles MashinskTs saloon on
Pullman avenue, and when they were
refused freedom behind the bar by
Mashinski. who is q Pole, they started
ia shooting right and left. but all of
their shots went wild and no one was
injured, although the mirrors behind
the bar presented a dilapitated APP
pearance and several bottles were
broken during the fraeas.
Joseph Matchez, the town marshal
and Special officer Alfred Tice hearing
OF the fight started on a run to the
saloon and arrested two of the men.
John Misovich and Mike Kulaski.
bringing them TO West Hammond
where they were lodged in the village
jail over night.
on the way to West Hammond Kula-
ski thought he saw chance to escape,
and striking officer Tice would have
made his escape butafor Matchez. who
struck him over the head with his
billy Kulaski changed his mind about
trying to get away and was as quiet
as a lamb
Jail Delivery Fails.
After seeing the two men safely in
the West Hammond lookup, the Of
hcers went back TO Burnham in search
of the other four who participated in
the riot, but failed to find any trace
of them until this morning when they
heard that the four men had left for
West Hammond and were bent upon
breaking in the jau 10 rescue their
| comrades When Tioe and Matchez ar
rived in West Hammond. the Jail was
surrounded by the four men, Marsha
Matchez asked them if they wanted
| to see their comrades and replying il
the affirmative they were allowed tc
go inside the cell, sand When once in
side the door was snapped on then
and a warrant for their arrest was
read The Foreigners say they haC
been trapped and began beating
against the door trying to make theil
escape. but when they found their eff
IS were useless they contentet
themselves with calling the officer!
vile names in their own native tongue
The four men arrested were: Chas
Jocanski, Chas. Peteski Chas Bru
backi and Frank Bartovieh.
The men arrested will be given
trial at o'clock this evening befor
Justice Z. X. Hunter
When searched last night two dag
gers were found on Kulaski and a 50
calibre revolver and a knife on Misc
vich.
Shortly after the men We're arreste
last night a large crowd@of foreigner
had gathered around the saloon an
for a time it looked like Matchez an
Tice would have their hand full, bu
they offered no resistance when the;
fellow eountrymen were taken away.
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Try the Bick Laundry for strictly
high-class work. Phone 1S4.-T-2 If.
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Arthur Fisher OF Indiana Harbor was
the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles
A Smith yesterday at their home IN
Rimbach avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-08

AR and Mrs. A H Wynn of Hyde
Park were the guests Of Mr., and Mrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-08

/ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gabel and
daughters of Pueblo, colo, are ex-
pected in Hammond tomorrow to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Kunert
and family at their home in Russell
I Straar
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Miss Stella Verrill of Muskogee, I.
T. who has been visiting Mrs. 5. A.
Bell for the past week, left last even
ing for Ravina, O. where she will
spend several days before returning
home
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and daughter,
Miss Belle. and Roy Parry of Crown
Point. drove to Hammond in their ma
chine yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
SALT POND

Mrs. Jake Fischer VI Sweet Springs
wac visiting In the . 'uutry Monday.
Clayton Sinmoss bas moved HE
personal property - th. Ei-ea farm
j. W. Wilcox Was hau Ing post
Monday
Mr- san WI ,eland was whiting
Sunday.
w. unde stand the d-ba'es nj tir
Miller school bou, 80 viii be Ji'c 'otipa
cd. a large ,ru~i Was p,,se I Fri
Jay night aud all CT jo,,d n line time.
M,s. Juiiu- q ,ks aud children spent
Sunday with Jvun ussau add tamil!
near 5 ~.,t Springs.
George H.mme and Jas. Harri-
we're J.horn.pe cattle al Wrp. NOgirr
nelr's Monday.
VIII shores was visiting GU Dliud
Pony SUNDAY.
Jas. Richards l. doIng some ditch
iug ou III, fat ~ ililip Trsuman.
Mr. aud " :. J,n smith were visit
iog Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Waller 'rowdcr whit
I'd Walter Hall AID hmiiy last w''h.
AIR, Cio~d-r aid family will leave
Tor Nur,n Dakota Mar h the ~, Ia
make that plsur their Iuiure hume.
Improper action ." the kIdas,s
eau. o. backache, lumbago, rhcu ga
lism '~'t',uvuies" 10 - s,du"y ~
| mvdv that viii relieve these diseases.
i'i-a-aot IL take aud puarapi.'d IA
give s~atisisut,vu az money ieiuhd'l'
|, ''it.ii-i IN every Gose. ' sold by l.
VI F'ranaliu
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
HARDEMAN

g l.. Martin and Harry
Hudson passed through here
Tuesday cnrouLc Tor the
colnty seat
a. ". and I>am N-r. john
aud Wni Mailman were s,'.n
Among the Marshall visitors
saturday.
Mis-. \. y. Dickson aud
Miss Josie West were Among
TIE Marshall Visitors Siiur-
jav.
James Davidson who his
i"cn qui - sick "" ARE glad a.
state - improving.
Gus Craig AM ll"rr;
Thomas, whn have brn -
the south lor som" time, re-
turned HON" SUNDAY.
j. u. Howell anI son, C,'l',
were here irom GILLIAN Su"-
day. lie informs H. that lac
has purchased II farm Ia How
ard county.
I<nnle Schie>a"r, who has
lccn Attending ,cinspl ~ Kan
saS City, Is III home for vac,-
tion.
r.. u. Brock vly spout sew
cr.ii days last week IN lllonois,
On business.
Harry Hudson returned
Sunday from ltenLm couniy
where he went la auc,iuncer
"a sale.
Tnc >h e-h \ parry AT
II coleman Wi, we'll attended.
I he amuuut waS alsait $40
the proceeds viii - towards
buying an organ.
Miss Annie Niemeir enter
tanned u numberoi ner friends
nj II birthday party March 8,
Tue amuSemcnts were music
aud dancing. All enj yed u
gsd Time.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

ter, W 4, IN town Tuesday -
rencv ii for the IsrpuhI e u
and Globe. Dcm's'riii.
j. 7. Wilson is IN S.. Louis
this week buying new g's"i'
for the firm uf j. 7. Wilson
Dry G"pd> Co.
James Hall. of X m>ns civ.
il visiting his pre- hs W. &.
Hall aud wife.
Miss Ethel Porter has 80.
turned l., lr'r bunr ~ ID INK y
burg after several wccx- with
her sister.in-aw. Mrs. +. T..
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown
ing and little Daisy Ahce
Benton went u Supply OKlt-
homa lat Tuesday ior an rx-
tended visit with relatives.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
SWEET SPRINGS

Miss Bertha A,ch' spent
,st Saturday IN Srdalia with
Miss Mae Chamberlain, Of
kuWbnoster.
Mrs. 4. Il. Smith AMI son,
Raymond. are IN l'ent"m ca.
visiting j. ii. Doolry and
family.
Rev. {. q. Mcfarland and
wife III the Stat. Evang"ti.hc
Board are hnidIng a series oi
meetings at the Christian,
church.
Mrs. II. Lester Wall Is
spending "A few days with IL,
L. Wall aud family north OF
town.
II. j. II ,tnrock, "f McAlis'
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
SALT SPRINGS

Oats sowing has commenced in
our ncighborhood.
Henry Hopkins, Of Marshall,
spent several days here this week.
Duck hunters are plentiful this
week.
Walker Baker was in Kansas
City this week buying cattle.
A. Rausbergcr and son, Herbert
were in Marshall looking at cattle
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Brown visited in Mar
shall several days last week.
Miss Anna Dysart spent. Sunday
with her parents in Marshall.
Henry Suthcrlin, of West Plains,
Mo 4, will work for Walter Wright
this suldmcr.
i. NJ. Bauer is visiting in Nelson
this week.
Mrs A. II. Orr spent Sunday
visiting relatives aud friends in tho
county seat.
James Wclch has moved his
family 10 his farm in our vicinity
J.. A. Orr returned To his home in
Parkvillo after u few weeks visit
with his son, A. II. Orr.
ID Robinson has bought the J.
ID. Aliens land cast Of the Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
RIVER VIEW

J. II. Hcumnn and son, and John
Kammcycr were transacting bust
ness in Gillian Monday.
CT Lcimbrock, of Alma, is hero
improving his farm this week
J. +. Giger, one Of Glasgow
efficient statesmen and Mr. kunz,
OF Herman. were calling on old
friends here Friday.
L. II. Brockway and June Mar
tin, of Arrow Rock, were dinner
guests nj the lone Of jesse Hen
sick Friday they were on their way
to Alton Illinois. -.
Miss Lee Lawlcss spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks IN
Arrow Rock aud was accompanied
home by ID. Lewis Sunday after
noon.
Henry Bierbaum and 7. NJ
Ehlcrs have gone TO Texas on
prospecting trip.
Fritz Weir has been numbered
among tho ones on the sick list.
J. II. Detmcr was doing business
in Slater Tuesday.
X. II. Stone, Of Arrow Rock Wal
calling on friends here Sunday.
Frank Davis and wife were trad
ing in Gillian Thursday.
Joe King is on the sick list.
Jesse Hensick, wife and daughte
were guests Of Will Taylor an'
family near Oak Ridge Thursday
They were accompanied home b,
Mrs Nirlena Thornton who ha
been the guests Of relatives TO
several months.
Mrs. Sallie A. Davidson is report
oil very low at this writing.
Several from here attended th
sale in Slater Saturday.
Jesse Hcnsick and j. A. GibsoI
were trading at the county sea
Wednesday.
Col j. II. Auer and Miss LilliaI
Hensick attended the Box Socii
at Orcarville last Friday evening
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

For Sale We are authoriz-
ed to sell 119 acres Of choice
land adjoining Salt Springs,
all in grass. Well fenced, no
Improvements. Liberal terms
Call or address (M31)
Milton Alison, Marshall,
Chas. Brown, Salt Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
MALTA BEND

Miss Emma Allison, OF Long
View, is here with her sister,
Mrs. Ransom Cole.
Mrs. w. a. Boss aud daugh-
Ter, Mabel, 1T Marshall were
guests Of j. g. Jones last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Mhter has
returned u her home ut Lex.
ington.
Joan L. Houston has return
ed from Burlington, Iowa, he
was called there on account of
the death OF his sister, Mrs.
Hattie Rankin.
Mrs. G.. w. Scholey and
children have Z. tlrn.d from
u visit Va her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Thomas Matter
Mr.. aud Mrs. Pey,on Jeter
have returned from u trip To
st. L.uis.
w, H.. Wilson has returned
from u business trip "a Ch,cL-
go.
Mrs. j. s. Vanstone give u
dinner last Thursday t. the
following ladies Mesdames
M. w. Walker, G. +. Yuncy,
|John Robertson, ). b. letter,
II. =. Thomns. w. M. Baker.
Chas. Thomas, Alexander Js
II. Brown aud NJ, Il. YAncy. !
Miss Sallie Lee has return-
ed " her hone ~ Gillian NJ
ter = visit y, htt slxter, Mrl.
Marvin Bryant.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
SLATER

l.. G. Stidlmm, our pop-lar
agent. says he received IA mum
Der of compliments or the
large crowd that attended
the Seed aud Soil Special.
Clarence TUCKER, the cloth-
Ter, cele brated his Both bin Ia
day anniversary Tuesday.
His parents thought he was
old enough LO 90 Ia work and
SO presented HIM with "A hUc
and rake as - birthday pres
ent and Mr.. Tucker says
hereafter he W II endeavor Ia
make an h NEST living. IT io
makes the dirt fly as he docs
business ihere'l certainly ts'
something DONG.
Il. A. ID ran, Of SHENANDOAH,
Iowa, was here this wep.S
looking after his farm of 6i5
acres north Ut town.
Ell Il. Alexander has about.
recovered fran his illness. of
appendicitis but is still too
weak Ia attend To his duties
at the post Office.
Mrs. II. G.. Mudd, COL. went
tD visit friends at Nelson
Tue sday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schm:tt
|of New Frank fort were among
Tuesdays shoppers.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
. FHFfNSf%|%||~
) County 0s~s !
g Observation-Disclosures xeJs& s
ARROW ROCK

A. j. Sherman and family, OF TT.
Scott are visiting ut the home, Of
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Lawless. They
expect soon to move TO Los Angles,
Cal for the health of MIR. Sherman.
Rev. Barrett filed his regular
appointment at the NJ. l.. church
last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Lawlcss and little
daughters, Maurene and Martha,
visited last week ut Miami,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X
G Hanna.
Miss Nora Diggs, CT Clay Center,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Digs.
Gus Windmcycr and sister Miss
Frances, left Monday for Oklahoma
for al extended visit with relatives,
Miss Lee Lawlcss spent Suturl lay
and Sunday with home folks.
J. J. Witt was in the Rock last
week in the interest of his paper.
Miss Naomi Fisher returned Mon
day from a visit with friends near
Mt. Leonard.
We understood there would be
preaching here. the third sunday
in this month AT the German
church
Miss Edna Park is visiting in
Cooper county this week with hei
uncle, Clarence Park aud family.
Gustavc Mochlc had n new boat NJ
our wharf last Wednesday Of hi.
making which he intends finishing
up soon.
Misses Berdic and Cecil Craig
were guests Monday night Of q L
Martin and family.
Mis. Furgerson, OF Scdalia, accom-.
panied by her sistcr-in-law, Mrs
Sophia Walton, Of Glasgow Ken
lucky, after n short visit Mt the
home Of 4. o Shepard and family
returned Friday to her home NJ
Sedalia.
Rev Barrett and s. II VanarsdcI
went duck hunting Monday morn
ing and came home with four ducks
between them. To even up Rev,
Barrett got all Of the ducks.
X G. Potter had the misfortune
TO lose his nice milch COW Monday
Mrs Lizzie Digvs, who has beer
sick for some time, is very low a
this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
PETITESAW VALLEY

Mr.. aud Mrs. II. ID. ST ok
man returned home Sunday
after a weeks visit with rel
alives near Glasgow.
Miss Lola Potter is ON the
sick list.
Miss Cecil Nye visited
with Chas. Lubbock and fam
Ivy Saturday aud Sunday.
Gus Renick went TO Norr
ton Sunday and STAYED over
for the johnson sale Tues.
day.
John Downs who has been
very i'll Is improving.
Wade Little hss rented
Tom Gudman's farm aud has
moved last week.
joe Pittman and George
Little stayed over night a,
Phillip Hut Wednesday night
md nothing must dn but "
see who was the champion
card player. George aud Pail
were partners anu Jue anu
Earl; the g .me resulted IN six
out III seven IN favor ot Js*
aud Earl. Mr.. Little says
he never held such cards ~
his life.
Charles u ttman ". has
been on the sick list but i
impr0ving.
Vesta Baker spent las,
week with Will Hanley.
4 ~ NM IA Willis y II W..
Aiss Audrev tlue
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
BLUE LICK

Dav d N. Dennis. Of Nap;
ton, is visiiing his parents.
MIR. aud Mrs. W. +. Dennis.
near Harris mill ford.
Mrs. j. X. Stallsworth is
still on the sick list.
The widow Stout has
moved to the property she
bought 10 Blue Lick.
Charlie Luce has been very
sick with lagrip.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Elder Ransom Cole is still
very sick his conditions was
thought Ia he u lutte better
AT this writing.
M. w. Walker q s,n aud
W. III. Wilson IL Co. shipped
cattle last week.
The lecture The Young
Man aud his companions" tina,
WAS Ia De delivered at a,he NJ.
h. Church Tuesday night b.,
DR.. j. NJ. Cirter WAS rnospo,
cd until Thursday night Oh
account of the weather.
,Mrs. s. -. Houston left
Tuesday for u visit u her
grandfather at Gillian.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

Coughs aud colds contracted ~ this
season Ut the gear should have lm-
'ough Syrup, contains Honey and
Tar aud i. u~aequsiied for hoarseaers
Group and cous ms, Pleasant 10 take;
mothers endorse Il; children like v,
take II Contains DO opiAtes. Moves
tho bowels. Sold by u. u. Franklin
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

10 using a coush syrup. why not
get Inc berty DOE hat onmes highly
recome, ded l. Bees Laxative Cough
Syrup, contains Honey aud Tar AID
IL superior to other cough syrnDs Ia
many ways. Children always like "
becsuse II contains no opis'er, IL u
lsxative and IL Gu srants-d ~ give
satisfaction or your money refunded
Try Il. Sold by 4 II Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

southwest Of Marshall.
Mrs. Jbe Putnam visited
her father who has been quite
sick for several weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

In the treatment ~ plies u becomes
Necessary Ia have the r-inody I,ut up
Ia Surh n form that Il n be applied
Ia the parts affected. Man Ian Pile
remedy u enc1s-d In u co tlspsible
tube with nozzle attached. 10 ranno,
help hut reach tho spot. Relieves
blipd, bleeding, itching aud protrud.
ing plles 10 cents with nozzle guar.
an,eed. Try II. Sold Pm. oy Frank
lin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15

There NJ" many sti -y rrmrlie-
i,uS lew that .%'"uinpi,su tie result.
'''ueu'sr' J. n Ii.ue. em u. tr"i
r'otsius n" y c''l,vl vr up,st.s ~ any
tiuc, cuiupl e. with the National i'uIc
food aud Drugs Law, guaranteed ~
rive -ati.ia'tion. Ibirty DAY treat
n"ut for VI M. lnq"r- about ''i'iU.u.
c," Sold 10y q a. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-03-15
wooDSoN

Mrs. Harriet johnson and
daughter. MISS Alma, were
shipping ID Marshal, t',rdiy.
&. W. GTrell aud j. j.
Scott attended tie sac ui
Wesley P.itCersum's Taurs.
day near ll"rndUU.
Sterling jack son. Of X ~.
my WISHED MS cJu ,Iu, Mrs.
u. r.. Jacubi Tuesday.
Miss Mupnie Force wa,
shopping ~ Marshall FRIDAY.
Mrs. Walter Pile aud
daughter, Miss EIIzib III wis
q c,licr at j. j. SC TT .
'dst Saturday evening.
Mrs. T.. w. Gurrell visited
NJ 5. j. NJ. WalKer Thurs.
day.
Miss G lie Smith, Of Wina.
maker, VISITED her aunt, Mrs,
W. l.. wItcDer Tuesday.
Mrs. j. j. ScJtt, ST.. ano
daughter, Miss Gemga wei.
~ Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. &. W. GJrrtll is ol
sick list.
Fisher Field was "A G Lle,
u g.. W. Gurrcll', SUNDAY.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-09-27

- Plea For Enlistinc.

No man who will look carefully into
the work Of the army or Of the navy
can fail to realize that q career in
either branch Of our military service
Is one to which any man may give
himself with the fullest devotion and
with the highest ideals. Americans.
as rule, know little about the actual
work Of either of these services, and
few realize that when a man enters
the service Of the army or Of the navy,
whether as officer or enlisted man, he
enters great school, a school in which
is taught not only the discipline Of
self restraint, of cleanliness, Of devo-
ton to duty, but in which are taught
also the elements Of en- education. An
enlisted man who enters a regiment
Of the army, barely able to read and
write, comes out, if he be a man Of
ambition and industry, at the end Of
three years in possession of the funda-
mentals Of an English education. His
officer stands to him not only In the
relation of military director, but In the
relation also Of a teacher and friend.
There is no career open to an American
boy, unless it be that of q teacher,
which offers larger opportunity than
that of the army or navy officer to
minister to the service Of men.-Presi-
dent H. S. Pritchett In Atlantic.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-09-27
Raising Babies by Chart.

We let machines in the form OF
nurses and governesses raise our chill
dren under printed directions tackled
upon the walls. And some mothers
are proud Of the completeness of their
thraldom to these enthusiastically
proud because their babies are "sched-
ule" youngsters.
One day l was shown such a chart
q businesslike, austere product of
some pseudo scientists brain and
printers ink.
isn't it complete?' said the near
mother. Read it."
l read: "Aerated milk, 8 a. m.
Scraped quarter orange, 0:3O q. m.
fasteurized milk, 10 a. m. Slice Of
health toast JIG ounce, 1915 a. m.
Modified milk, 3 ounces, 1O:45 a. m.
Walk eighteen steps, II a. m. Two
teaspoonfuls distilled water, 1115a. M"
The rest Of the chart was similar to
this.
1T Is complete" said I, "but I
should like to edit the next Que they
get out"
She opened her eyes and raised her
Drows. Nou know the way superior
people, especially the recently superior
kind, do it-so's you get taste in
your mouth right away as if she had
handed you a grapefruit to eat with
out sugar.
by putting in line right here" I
said, refusing to be frozen by her
manner. Twelve thirty to / o'clock,
love baby a little"
She didn't even thank me for the
suggestion-actually, she didn't. Wo-
men are peculiar propositions. What?
Bohemian.