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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05
Jamestown Party Capt.
Yates Editor of Niagara
Falls Gazette.
SAYS LOVELY THINGS
Girls Have Delightful Time in New
York Which They Left
for Philadelphia.

Just what kind Of hit THE LAKE
COUNTY TIMES Jamestown party is
making in the East is shown by the
article which appeared in Fridays is
sue OF the Niagara Falls Gazette, and
which is given below. The editor evil
IDENTIFY had the pleasure of meeting the
young ladies in the party and to say
the least he certainly spread himself
when he got back to his desk. 1t has
been the same way everywhere the
girls went and they are the happiest
mortals in the East at the persent
time
After spending Sunday in New York,
visiting Coney Island and other places
Of interest. and banqueting at the Wal
dorf Astoria, they were off this morn
ing for Philadelphia where they will
spend the day visiting the historic
halls, parks. and the mint, and by
evening will be on the way to the ma
tional capital Washington Washing
ton will prove one of the most inter
esting points of ali and the huge
buildings will be visited
Miss Anna Kruse from aboard the
palatial steamer New York" on the
Hudson at Newburgh writes that she
is having a fine time and sends a
Hurrah for the THE LAKE COUNTY TINES
Telegraphic communication was re-
ceived from the Jamestown party al
Philadelphia this noon, bearing infor-
nation that all are in the best of spirits
and good health.
The following is the clipping from
the Niagara Falls Gazette:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05
.HANLON RECEIVES
GIFT FROM GARY
Handsome Pin Presented in
Appreciation of Officers
Work at Man Hunt.

Oficer Frank Hanlon Of the Met
ropolitan police force Of Hammond,
who was the hero of the man hunt a
few weeks ago at Pine Station, is
proudly wearing a handsome necktie
pin today. the gift OF admirers Of
Gary. who wished to show their appre-
citation Of the bravery Of the officer
on that memorable occasion The pin
IS made from a gold dollar, prettiiy
mounted, and in the note which ac-
compauied the gift, 1t was explained
that although the names Of the donors
were not made public, he would hear
from them later on.
After the bitter controversy which
arose after the shooting, in which it
was claimed by President Tom Knots
and other high officials of Gary. that
Hanlon did not do the meritorious act
attributed to him by those who were
present at the shooting, and that it
was not his bullet that brought the
wild man to the ground. the act Of the
donors looks as though the ultimation
of the Gary authorities was not ae-
eepted by the townspeople.
The fact that they saw fit to pre-
sent the pin to Hanlon is thought by
Hammond people to mean that com
plete vndication of the officer in re-
gard 10 the stories circulated by the
Gary authorities. Hanlon ana his
friends. and IN fact everybody in
Hammond is anxiously awaiting the
second missive which will tell as to
Who the men are that presented the
pin.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

The following letters remain I'M
jailed for week ending Aua 5 1907.
John Z. Alexander.
Joe Burrell.
L N. Buckley.
Arthur Carter.
William Davidson.
Miss NJ Eyeberger.
Orville Eichhorn.
c. A Glover.
c. P. Golden.
S Goldstine.
Miss Frances Hubner.
Mrs. F. o. Hodson.
VIM. J. Healy.
William Jakibowsky.
W. B. Jerome.
II. Lassau.
Sam Logsh.
Fred Miller.
Mrs. William Niles.
Mrs. Charles Parker.
Mrs. j. Robbins.
Frank Sanek.
John Smith.
VIM. Stockberg.
Miss Florence Wing.
Sam Wallen.
". H. GosTLIN.
Postmaster.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05
TRUST BUSTERS AT TOwLE's.
Postmaster

The Trust Busters" as presented by
Kilroy and Britton last night at Towle's
Opera house played to a large and ap-
preciative audience. The play which
is a musical farce comedy IN three acts
kept the audience IN a continuous roar
from the first until the last act The
two main characters Mickey Maloney
the Irishman and key Cohen the Jew,
were very good considering last night
was the company's first exhibition and
before the season Is over the crude
parts will be smoothed down.
The next attraction is Isl" PIunkard
and It is safe to say that when ISL
comes to town his old friends viii give
him a royal welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

second addition. william c.
Caldwell to Edward Joseph Rey-
Toleston-I,ots IS and 81. Cald-
wells second addition, William
G. Caldwell TO Duke Grammar 500
Toleston-Lot Al. CaldwelPs first
addition, William c. Caldwell
TO John H Judy. .. $50
Toleston-I4ot 10, block ) in sec
ond Logan Park addition, Louis
T. orr to Mary Oliver smith. $50
Toleston-Lots 43 and ~, block
/. Boulevard addition. Forrest
=. Rundeu TO Joseph 70 Joseph
l. EWartZ -...------.... -
Toleston-Lots ] and 2. block j.
Boulevard addition, Forrest +.
Rundell 10 George W. Beyers... -
Toleston-Lot 40. Caldwelfs sec
ond addition, William G. Cald
well 10 John l. Crooks. ....... -
Hammond-LOt 69, Stafford and
Trankle's Grove addition Au
gust Il. Daily TO Dorothea Z.
Hammond-Iot SO, stanford and
Trankle's Grove addition. Dor
othea E. Daily TO August II.
Hammond--Lots 10 and IL, stat
ford & Trankle's second addi-
ton. Louis II. Stafford to Mary
barter +..---#-.--as.... SO
Hammond-Lots and Z. block ?.
Morris addition, Joseph q. Nor
RS TO Joseph Dobos ..-........ 2,l00
haTnnpnd--A<Ql 81. bioEA D. MOT
ris' addition. Joseph q. Morris
TO Anthony Uzuheles ....,.. -
Indiana Harbor-Lots 81 and %.
block 5 IN first addition. Well
ter James Riley 10 East Chi
cagO CO. ....-...-.---..... -
East Chlcago-Isots 81 block
In sw Il 29-37-e. Hugh Rig
nev to Clarence Z. Smith.
Section 6-27-9 W-Part lot I. sc
). sw I section 1879 WE
Il NV Il Ri Rev. Herman J.
Alerding 10 William Timm. 500
In addition TO the foregoing trans
7 fers there have been filed for record
/ two mortgages. four releases and three
miscellaneous Instruments
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

Emil Lommertie. Tony Peppke, Gus
tave Wolf. William Schultz and George
Rohwedder.
J. d. Kennedy OF East Chicago was
a Hammond visitor today.
Mrs. Peter Dufrane and son, Lean,
visited the White City in Chicago yes
terday.
W. ORourke and Milton Dermedy
have returned from few days visit
in Waukegan, Ill
Walter 5. Merrill left today for
weeks vacation, to be spent at Detroit
and Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Moberly and Mrs. Gregg of In
diana Harbor spent Saturday afternoon
visiting their Hammond friends.
Mrs S. Vanderhoof and daughters,
Isabelle and Emma, visited relatives in
Chicago yesterday.
| Misses Irene Parsons and Eva Will
son spent Saturday with Miss Florence
Miller at her home in Chicago.
T.> Ts && Fs*a
Miss Julia Stinson and John NJ. Stin-
son saw The Boys of Co. B" at the
Garicl1 in Chicago Saturday evening.
Mrs Haney and son, Harry of Tru-
man avenue, returned yesterday from
a weeks visit with relatives in VAL
paraiso. akt;asAe&
Mrs. John NJ. Stinson and childreg
returned home this morning after a
pleasant visit with relatives in Frank
lin, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Stinson returned
Yesterday from Saugatuck. Mich,
where they have visited relatives for
a few weeks
Misses Sadie, Mae and Elizabeth
Swanton VIII Humpher and Henry
Mueller visited the White City in Chi
cago yesterday.
Mr. Ranke of St Paul, Mimi. spent
sunday with the Misses Douie and
Eugenia Knots al their home in
Muenich court
49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiller and daughter
and Mat Thielen returned to their home
in Ravenswood today after a few days
visit with Mr. and Mrs. ]. Thielen OF
Summer street.
Miss Margaret Mac1ntyre was the
guest Of friends in Chicago Saturday
evening to see The Boys of Co. B.
at the Garrick in Chicago.
80
Misses Connie and Mable St Pierre
returned TO their home in Chicago las
evening after a weeks visit at the
home Of the Misses Sherry in Truman
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Schott and Miss Schott
Miss Elsa Baumeir and Mr.. Tuppy Of
Chicago were guests at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson at VOL
Lake yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stamm and soT
returned to their home in Bradford. Pa.
today after a few weeks visit at tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kasson
Bellview place.
Miss Orpha Timmons OF Seattle
Wash. will come tonight to be tn,
guest Of Mrs. Lawrence Becker at he
home in Rimbach avenue for a few
days before going to her home in Rem
ington, Ind. Miss Timmons formerl!
lived in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

1t is not always necessary to run a
swami ad" TO get what you want. be-
cause you can frequently get what you
want by simply reading the "want ads
in THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05
NOTICE.

Now Is the time TO have your piano
tuned. Call up 1922, Straube Piano
Factory. Work guaranteed.
S-S-2-1m-eod.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

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har sis+er Miss Elizabeth walsh Of
Hammond before returning to her home
in Valparaiso.
SO
Or. and Mrs. A. II. Pannenborg re-
turned TO their home in Chicago
Heights this morning after a short
visit with Or. and Mrs ]. e. Pannen-
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

The Hammond Gun club enjoyed a
shoot yesterday at Sharpshooters park
and the scores We're far above the av
erage in excelIency. The scores were
as follows:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05
WINNERS IN THE
CONTEST OF THE
LAKE COUNTY TIMES
Party of Eleven Young
Women From the West in
the City On Their Way
To the Jamestown Expo
sition.

This morning a party of thirteen
young women and two men arrived in
the city from Hammond, Ind, on q trip
to the Jamestown exposition. The
young ladies in the party are the sue
cessful competitors in a contest in
augurated by THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES
of Hammond, Ind, with d view of in
Creasing its circulation. This paper
turned out it's first edition a year ago
in June The field was a fertile one
and The men at the heals of the var
loCS departments Wee Cf the opinion
that big Jump in circulation could be
secured Il d proper mears q bringing
1t about were advised. Accordingly
they inaugUrated a subscription con-
test. The price of the papc1 was So per
year and each person who secured
years subscription was given 1000
votes. The contest was open to any
body and as the incentive was consld-
cradle and enthusiasm was aroused
among the contestants seldom aroused
in contests of this nature. trip 10
off a. points of interest on the way
was the prize and the success of the
contest was assured from the start.
By jumps and strides the circulation
of THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES increased
until it exceeded 10000. and the end
is not in sight. AS a result of the con
test eleven young ladies were inform
ed that they would be taken on the
trip. Mrs. 3. L. p. Bell of Hammond,
Ind. was secured as a chaperon and
with her daughter the eleven young
terday afternoon, arriving here in the
special car Campania at 6:02 o'clock
this morning. In charge of the party
were r. H. Nellie, business manager,
and Eugene McGovern. circulation man
ager. The party registered at the Ho-
tel Imperial and this morning visit
to the plant of the Natural Food COM
pany was made. After the trip to the
Natural L God company plant the trip
about tho Islands in the automobiles
was enjoyed. After luncheon at the
I INN
Gorge route a visit was paid to the
Canadian side, where the trip back I'M
der the Falls was made.
The party will leave tonight at 9:15
o'clock, going TO Albany where they
will enjoy the trip down the Hudson
river tomorrow. They Will remain in
New York two days. stopping al the
Wa1dOrf-AstOria and from New York
they will go to Philadelphia, where
they will remain a day. They Will 60
to Washington for two DAYS and thence
to Norfolk They will do the exposi-
tion thoroughly before leaving for
home. The trip is made at no expense
to the members. Of the party, and they
are given the best of everything. In
tbs party are the following:
Mrs. s. l. 3. Bell, Hammond, chap
eronc.
Miss Grace Bell Hammond.
Miss Anna Gray, Hammond.
Miss Nora IEeiHey, Hammond.
Miss Daisy Emery, Hammond.
Miss Anna kruse. Hammond.
Miss Call'e Johnson. Hammond.
Miss EsteIie Keilman. Dyer. Ind.
Miss M1yme Maillett Crown Point,
Ind.
Miss Gertrude Cole, East Chicago.
Miss Lillian Doe. Hegewisch. III.
Miss Nellie Hannephin, Whiting,
1 Ind
Miss Anna Blaemire. Lake Station.
/ Ind.
! AIR R H Nellie. representative of
/ THE LAKE COUNTY TINES
| Mr.. Eugene McGovern. represent atfve
/ Of TIE LAKE. COUNTY TINES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

NeEeIe will buy your old school
books. s-5-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

a very pleasant surprise party was
given Saturday evening in Walter Wes-
serman's honor at his home in West
Hammond Various games We're played
during the evening after which re-
freshments were served. The young
people present were: Misses Lizzie
Hickman. Agnes Schultz. Marie Rob
wedder. Helen Genrich. Martha Miller.
Louise Hagen. Ida Miller and Clara
Weining, Messrs. Louis Wesserman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs c. G. kingwell enter
tained the following guests at din
ner party Saturday evening at their
home in South Holman street. Mrs.
George stiles and Mrs Williams of OF
tawa. ILL., Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eaton and Miss
Inez Eaton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

The Rev. Warren shirley of the First
Presbyterian church, eficiated at the
wedding of Mrs Myrtle NJ Potter TO
Lewellyn f. England Saturday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. T.
Didge. 424 Truman avenue. The wed
ding took place at : O'Clock and was
witnessed only by the very near rel
atives. Immediately following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. England left for
Denver. Colo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

Mr. and Mrs. J. George Scott of Ken
wood are spending the week with Mrs.
Viola Smiley at her home in Conkey
avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs Frank RuffeH gave a
dinner yesterday in their beautiful new
home on Grand boulevard to Hammond
guests Those present were: Fred
Sherer, Miss Dohune, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Wagner, Miss Shoemaker and Mr..
Hennessey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

Miss Marie Carter Of Crown Point is
here to spend few days with Miss
Rose Rusehi at her home in State
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-05

Miss Orpha Timmons OF Seattle,
Wash. viii come tonight to be the
guest Of Mrs Lawrence Becker at her
home in Rimbach avenue for a few
days before going to her home in Rem
ington. Ind. Miss Timmons formerly
lived in Hammond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07


Hall Cain. has Boo muU and his ideas
for JOS organization are even mora
astonishing
"Au This is womaus movement
his character goes 0u to declare. "anl
] should have members of their sex ia
charg. of 70. 7 should cali the lille
women from their houd0irs. and tHe
women of fashion and friy0lity from
their oard-tahIas. and race courses.
and restaurants FOO Hk. their turns
Bon On. refuge that would Doe open
might auI day And having so
started my social crusade, with che
rich mans millions, by the aid OF taa
best women. hut without eNIe. tatinn
of amy help from parliament ] should
try to put the right man at the head
of DO.
"Tho man ] want Jt tine head of my
crusade must Dee young man Wltn-
uut q stain ou his cscutcheon. NeU-
born we'll taught. well uurtured, with
the heart of d. lion and the soul
of "a god a nobIeman Dr. possible. that
no lady of rank may be unwilling
90 serve under hls banner. a gent e-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

OF any piece Of machinery that has not
been repaired or overhauled for 10
years This is a rather hard question TO
evade or avoid The experts say the
amount Of detail required In recOnstruc-
ting this organ is immense and no fast
er progress could be made compatible
with thOroughness and reliability OF
work Three more weeks viii be re-
quired TO complete the reconstruction.
OF the New York symphony orches-
ira which is 10 perform here this fall,
il is said that the organization was
never before been an the substantial
footing that 10 is at present Thanks
10 Mr. DamrOsCh's energy and persist
ency. and 20 his skill as a director. the
organization has been brought 90 It's
high efficiency. II IL the only orchestra
that keeps lu rehearsal the year round,
so ID rs claimed. over 800 concerts hav-
ing been the remarkable record Of
1861.
ON Tuesday evening, Sept. u. az Bar
raft Hall. a song recital viii be given
By Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward ana
number OF her pupils Mrs. Edward
will be assisted by Prof. George SHELTON
and Mrs Mary Frances Sanborn, the
first named as violiulst, and Mrs. san
born as accompanist The pupils VINO
VIII take part are, Mrs. A. Carr, Clari-
bel Gardner Marie Thomas. signe Dahl
Richard Collett. Nellie Peck, Arthur
Hall Eva Egbert, Lottie Brain, Bes-
sic Smith and Mrs. katz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
IN LONDON TREATERS.

The Christian at this late dave" be il
explained. then, that there ls annie
reason Tor rowling This best OF Am mo
ManNWfu's stage pieces in London
since 30 mas not previously had fair
,h1n'r here. EIuhmau produced h.
DO if truc. at the Duke of Yurk's soon
iiler tne play made its big success fD
tnr united states huf Thar thoatrr l4
lny ali quite unsulted to speptlculsr
m'''Nl una ANA Tho actors chosen to
present The Christian were used to
plays ~ Tho PineIo and Jones order
Result. little enthusiasm among pIa,-
9nDrs over John Storm ana tlorv
Qua}le and "a britf career for Tho pirIe
but ihe Lyceum is another matter
hNlnFs old theatrr is hiF enough f1r
praeii ally amy production ana the
company mat scored one blk auprers
last season with "Hcr Love AGAINST
tne World and another recently wlth
The Midnight Wedding" exactly Inc
right one for "a HAN Caine piece. Sol
n probably Was "a hright Idea on tho
part OF inc Lyceum management. when
looking around for an attraction for
lne coming autumn. 90 approach inc
ManNman for permission 90 revive "Tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

~ATCHING FISH, me--G.ing aHi
I marking them and then rtiuIA-
inc them to the sea with the
chance Of retaking them later
is mart OF the work carried on 10y i''
Marine Biological association OF Great
Britain.
Rv means Of a steam trawler the usA
are caught I'm che usual way Each hau.
is carefully recorded. the fish are count
ed and measured and all details OF ''-
callty time. number species, sex ana
size are put down, together WIN ace
o,,,.,te observau1ns on the water iA'
8opth and bottom Of the sea, the KINDS
ana ousntity .f food available. etc..
These data aIe subsequently tAo'.t-'d
and chartcd.
The method .. marking The fish i7 me
tcresting and Hls been attended N...
valuable results The fish chiefly '-.+
DURING The frH years the oNper.m.
has been in progress have been p'''.''
because the proposals. which have '..t
nado 40 interior with the catching M
thcm were based On inadequate NH'"'-
edge. t.. ..f....,r
5ist hearing number This Dos ..-
tarhsd to "A Uue silver wire $500
H. nasasd uf.uan the thinner pane 40.
ne 0eb ns1- ODD. hu and secured H' do
n,,aer aiIa q. small Dom. button.
Thr ash DO u.I appear Iu suN'' I.
g,,,.pleure ..I their growth I" ".|
interfcred wI'. H amy N'' ..t,.f. r..
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Special Correspondence.
1 ONDON. Aug 2S.-After am Hail
Caiuo BE- not going 10 Doe "oat Of
L. o." nest season, at lCuft so far
as inc theatcr rs concerned. II
looked as if he would be- a while ago.
whom Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hlmi-
ton were commissioned to write the
Drury Lame meloduml. which the
MauNman has provided of late, but Bon
spite of brng thus superseded at "The
Lane" Han Caiue evidently is going
to have his iul share of prominence,
m the theatrical world
Possibly, in fact little more than
hia share. fur. COOS un ono knows better
than he. the best Huy Go got talked
about o. 90 shock people. and NJ appears
that there are t1 Doc some very warm
passages ana scenes Boo me new version
Of his play "rhe christian" which is
to De put ON at the London "Lyceum"
some time near the middle of Septem-
Der.
The Christian" you win say But
h1f In"r BODY n-r"n 600