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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-04
PETE WON'T
CONE IN"
MAX Withholds From West
Hammond Board Con
tractors Bond.
UNMOvEO BY THREATS
Citizens Are Wroth at His Arrogance
and May Have Recourse
to Law.

Why does Peter Max the village
president of West Hammond, want to
keep the $4,000 bonds given by Con
tractor Healey and also the sewer con
tract?
This question is becoming the com
mon talk of the village citizens, none
Of whom can fathom the mystery.
At the meeting Of the board last
week Max was called upon to place the
bonds in the hands Of the village clerk.
He refused but said he would do so the
next morning The next morning they
We're not forthcoming. When asked
about them by one Of the members of
the board Max said the bonds would
be turned over to the clerk at the
meeting Saturday.
At 2:40 the meeting was called to
order and the first thing President
Max was called upon by Green to pro
duce the bonds and contract Max.
with smile, said he did not have them
with him and that he did not feel like
walking to his home to get them. Of
course. this brought bowls of disgust
from those present. He was asked why
he did not bring the bands and this was
his answer: We'll, I thought I would
at first, but changed my mind and now
l don't intend to deliver them over to
any of you"
Max sad this with the same smile
on his face that prevails whenever he
| is angry.
Yorok. one of the members of the
board of local improvements took the
floor and began shaking his fist at
Max and loudly scoring him. Max
arose from his seat and with wild ges-
lures began shaking his fists and pour
ing forth some language that would
not pass in church. This state of af-
fairs kept up for about hanf an hour
when it became unbearable to Yorck
who left the meeting and was followed
| by several of the other members. This
broke up the meeting and the bonds
and contract stin had not made their
| appearance.
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True ChlyaIry.
er-Does he carry things fos
-

Knicker-Does he carry things for
his wife?
Pocker-Everything but the point.
Smelling for a Living.
4 new occupation has been devel-
oped in London and already is being
successfully worked, says Popular
Mechanics The requirement is q
sensitive sense of smell. and a little
practice makes the deteetor quite pro-
fcient. He inspects the gas pipes
and fixtures of q building and charges
Is cents for each leak he discovers.
Some Of the men earn s15 a week.
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No Good N WhInlnn.

Whining is a poor investment for
young man to make. It never pays
dividends. The person who sits back
and complains because taings aren't
different makes little progress The
man who makes the best and the most.
of his surroundings and keeps his ma
ture CHEEKY is the one who is the most
likely TO move up and to get ahead.
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EaotIan and Reserve.

If man deviates in ever so slight
a degree from reserve, he runs the
risk of being regarded az an egotist
II he deviates from it still more he is
looked upon as "bounder "-Nalonal
Review.
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Accusing Conscience.

The hardest of all ordeals for an
honest man is to stand arraigned at
the bar Of his own conscience. He
knows more than the keonest counsel,
the most vindictive enemy could urge
for a verdict of guilty.-Wesley
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It is useless to try to convince the
man who has his arms around pretty
girl that life is a barren EastA
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FOR SALE-or Rent with privilege Of
acres, 1000 feet side-traok on Chi
cago and Erie r. r. one-half mile
south of city limits Of Hammond.
Phillip Mclaughlin. r. r. No. l.
3-4-tf
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OVER THE TEA CUPS


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrison of Engle-
wood over Sunday
Miss Mary Roach was the guest of
relatives in Chicago over Sunday.
Miss Rose Long spent Sunday at her
home in Chicago.
Miss Carrie and Arthur Johnson of
Hyde Park were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Morton Rynearson yesterday.
Miss Ethel Lyons, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. George Dob
bins, returned TO her home in Engle-
wood today
Misses Lola and Blache Lyons have
returned from Chicago where they have
been visiting for the past few days
with their sister, Mrs Ray Reid.
The news Of the wedding of MISS
Christine Hassenlue Of Fairfield, Ia
to a J. Hayes, assistant engineer Of
the C., J. & ). railroad was great
surprise to his Hammond friend Mr.
day ana since then has been receiving
the congratulations Of his friends On
receiving the congratulations Mr.. Hayes
was equally surprised as he thought
he had splendidly eluded his friends
and had so TAR kept his marriage
secret.
Miss Rose Kolb is spending the day
in Chicago, the guest Of Mrs Jennie
Grenier.
Mrs. B. semco ana her daughter,
Miss Rose Semco, and J. w Swebelslxy
az Chicago, were guests Of Mrs Lip
man, p state street, over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Lipman and daugh-
ter Izetta, are going to West Baden
Tuesday morning for their health.
They expect to be gone about ten days.
Miss Fay Campbell gave the second
Of series OF sIumber parties at her
| home in Truman avenue Saturday
evening. The guests spent a very
| pleasant time and at midnight dain-
ty luncheon was served Among the
young ladies present were Misses
Hazel Kingwill Lucille Stebbfns, Marie
James, Edith Prest and Isabelle Nor
| rison.
| About twenty members of the Oak
Leaf club pleasantly surprised Mrs.
Fred Finding Saturday evening at
| her home, 1S6 Clinton street Games
and music were the evenings enter
tainment and at a late hour a dainty
luncheon was served.
Mrs. j. II. Kasper is entertaining
Mrs. Adam Rolling and son, John, of
Schererville and Mrs. Lizzie Bardens OF
/ Chicago today.
| The members Of the Scandinavian
social club Scandal entertained a
large number Of friends at an enter
tainment and dance Saturday evening
| in the X. OF p. hall An Informal pro-
gram OF Scandinavia songs, and reel
| tations were given after which dane
| ing was enjoyed. Refreshments were
also served during the evening Ev-
eryone reports most enjoyable even
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Mrs. Emma Newbert, formerly of this
city but now of Indianapolis, is in
very precarious condition at the hos
pital, having undergone a critical op-
Grafton Saturday.
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WANTED-Work by day, or confne-
ment cases during March, by day or
week Miss Helm. 312 Walter street,
Hammond, Ind, Phone 1S23.-3-2-1t.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

for general house
work Apply at $50 Fayette street.
LIST fat-3-4-3t.
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| First Spring Millinery opening Sat-
urday. Monday and Tuesday at Madame
McNeiPs corner store, Hammond Build
| ing, Hammond, Ind.
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WANTED-Large furnished room near
business center. Address s. s in care
Lake County Times.-3-4-5t.
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He WIN Get One More Chance.

While going down the street the
members of theb GARD decided to give
Peter one more chance. He is to eth
er turn the bonds and contract over to
the village clerk by Thursday or man
damus proceedings will be started
against him. The special meeting will
be called promptly at 2:30.
The members of the West Hammond
village board are getting worked up
over Mak's trying to keep the vii
lagos business to himself and they do
not propose to stand it much longer.
The citizens are incensed at the fact
that Max refuses to show up the miss
ing documents. and will give no rea-
son other than he does not want to
hand them over. These documents, ac-
cording to law, should be in the hands
of the village clerk and the citizens
as we'll as the board want to and will
see them. According to their state
ments President Max is liable to find
himself up against something he can
not move
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Mrs. c. J. Sooy, nurse. phone 1854
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Money still Missing.

The missing $500 from the West
Hammond treasury has not yet been
found and the board of local improve
ments has been unable to find where
the money has been misappropr1ated.
An expert from Chicago will be out
this week to go over the books and if
possible find the shortage. The $500
that is missing is the proceeds of the
seventh annual assessment of the old
sewer system.
IN speaking of the matter, Joseph
Goyke, the treasurer, says he does not
know where 1t is, but feels confident
that it will be found by the expert
when he starts his investigation of the
books
a letter from contractor Healey who
has the contract for the new 500. 000
sewer system Of West Hammond. says
that the construction on the sewer WILL
be started March Is or sooner If the
weather permits. All the material for
the work has been ordered and is ex-
pected this week. This seems salts
factory to the board, who Will write
him to that effect this morning.
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entertained Saturday evening by Miss
Margaret Turner a her home in Rim
bach avenue. Only a few OF the club
members were present but a very
pleasant evening was spent with
games and later q dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess. Those who
were present were: Misses Ruth Bren-
men. Ruth Wooden, Emma Swanton and
Pearl Holton.
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Mrs. j. II. hasper is entertaining
Mrs. Adam Rolling and son, John, of
Schererville, and Mrs. Lizzie Bardens of
Chicago today.
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"Gentlemens evening will be obser-
we'd by the members Of the Domestic
Science club, No. L tomorrow evening
at the home Of Mrs. Z. P. Ames. The
regular demonstration will be given
BY Mrs. W. F. Bridge after which the
luncheon will be served.
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Mrs. J. Z. Prevo is spending a few
days in Crown Point. the guest of Mrs.
w. II. Linton.
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Miss Rose Kolb is spending the day
in Chicago, the guest Of Mrs Jennie
Grenier.
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Miss Lucille Thomas has returned
from Huntington, Ind. where she has
been entertained by relatives for the
past week.
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Mrs. A. Robinson was the guest OF
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About twenty members of the Oak
leaf club pleasantly surprised Mrs
Fred Finding Saturday evening at
her home, 1S6 Clinton street. Games
and music were the evenings enter
tainment and at a late hour a dainty
luncheon was served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Nickels Of Black
Oak. We're the guests of their daugh-
ter. Mrs John Mathiwig, over Sun
daN.
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Miss Carrie and Arthur Johnson of
Hyde Park, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Morton Rynearson yesterday.
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Miss Ethel Lyons. who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. George Dob
bins, returned TO her home in Engle-
wood today.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT.

In Probate Court, St. Michael Precinct. Second Division, District of Alaska. Before r.. II. Flynn. T S. Comis- stounr sitting as Probate Judge. in re-cstatc of Peter A. Rorgatron deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Fred ". Wright administrator of the estate of Peter <. Bcrgstrom, deceased, has rnn- dered and presented for settlement nl- ed in this court, his final account as administrator of the estate of Peter A. Bergstrom deceased. and that Sat urday the 2jth day of January 1908, al 10 o'clock a. m has been duly ap- pointed by said court for final hearing and settlement of said account Said hearing will be at the court room St. Michael Alaska Any exceptions in writing will be heard.
 Witness my hand and seal this first day of November X. D. 19o1
 F. IT. FLYNN.
 T. < Commissioner, Ex-Oucio
 Probate Judge.
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NOTICE.

In inc Probate Court, for tine Fau- haven Precinct, District of Alasla second Division Geo. D. Campbell Probate Judge.
 In the Matter of tho Estate of Robert Ford, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby givcr that inc rn- d"rsiEued has been appointed by tn, above named court admiuistr1trix of the estate of Robert Rord, dccoascd and that the creditors and all persons having claims against the sail estate. are hereby required to present their claims. with thr proper Nouchort, to the undersigned. at thr Kccva'H. hotol on the KrcWaltl> sand Spit. in the abov" district within six months of the date of this notice.
 Dated November 16, l907
 JULIA FORD, AdminiStratriX of the Estate of
 Robert Ford, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court for Cape Nome Precinct Second Division. Di-tuo, or Alaska.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Edmund F.. Raichc. Deceased
 Notice iS hereby given that the m- dcrsigued has been appointed admiu- istrator of the estate of Edmund F. Raicho. deceased, by the above named court. and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same. duly verified. with the proper vouchers. to tuo uu- dcrsiened administrator. aJ lol5 Front street. in the City of Nome within ~ix months from the date Of this notice. Dated December 10, A. D Iao7
 PETER GERNNIS. Administrator of the estate of Ed
 mmd F. Raichc. deceased 5t Tu
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home address this winter for 6Oc a month.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-11-09
GETTING ON IN THE WORLD.

In the yer 1883 we moved into a
new town, sixteen miles from the
nearest village, five miles from neigh
bors on one side and nine on the 9TH
err side. My husband worked in
logging camp the first winter. In
the spring, when he came home, we
had just twenty-eight dollars to live
on for the summer; we bought gro
ceries with that. But after few days
/ commenced to think where the next
supply was coming from.
We, of course, had no rent to pay
and no wood to buy, but neither did
we have any way of working where
it would bring in any money.
"Jim," l said one day, 1--WE have
got to think of some scheme to earn
some money"
Right you are, my girl, but I
don't know what it will be-"
| thought the matter over few
days, and then said believed l lad
good scheme.
"Well, let's hear it," he said.
"You know" I explained, there
are three families here in the settle