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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11
NOTABLE MEDICAL DIscovERY



The progress made In medicine dur.
ing the lass few year, has been a. 4
whole general rather rnan specific.
one u the most notable discoveries
and one that undoubtedly appeals
more han anything eiEe 70 many peo-
pie here 10 Albuquerque j. The come
blnafi0n ~ stomach remedies iu the
Ni-o-na Treatment This prescription
has worked wonders. and there g. uoW
40 eKcuHe Tor anyone suffering aith
Indigestion ~ weak stomach.
N acts specifically upon the mus
eies ~ the stomach and bowels,
strengthening and stimulating them
20 that they readily take care ~ the
p hat D. eaten n also increases
the noW ~ gastric iulces. thus get
ting from the food the nourshment
that o. necessary Tor health and en-
ergy.
The symptoms - indigestion are
numerous. uch a. distress after eat
ING. fiatuieuce heartburn. sick head
aches dizziness and lrrltahilify These
are al ~dispeiied bY a few doses ~
MI-p-na when the trouble o. recent
but just a. surely ln ions standing
and chronic cases 10 the treatment g.
followed for a reaHpnable length q
time
50 positive are the good effects fol-
lowing the uae 81 Ml-0-na that the
remedy D. sold by D. J ~ O'Rieliy
go under an absolute guarantee 10 re-
fund the money 10 BE- should fail 90
cure With an offer like mis- none
can afford 90 suffer long from lndl-
arsfl0n 70 stomach trUubies
DO not think because ~ he quick
benefits derived from the use ~
Ml-o-ua that Do De- merely a temporary
agent 90 b. % remedy that cures by
making over the weak stomach into d
HfrnuE one
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11

Visitors ~cDrffallV welcomed ~ the
HscSaE-4aynaFa Co. MWeeuE
Mr. waIes maaaRer q fhs Huzhns
Hereanflie COMPANY - NoriaFfy. ~
H~4nsaeting business 10 me city.
IRE fsnerai u carIotta Garcia Dc
Pefes The N1fe of Dgnaclang Psrea
. Hel knozn farmer n ConalIes
Nas held yesleFaay morning a. nat
place TIE deceased - survived b.
four children.
Frank FISHER a brakeman o. the
aeegD6 assriet u the AlbuquerQue
a3FlsAgn sin Mr. FIsher srrlved ~
the city yesterday morning - attend
tne fair - b guests u Nr. FsheTs
uncle. r. A. steweiL
Alfredo Garcia. proprietor ~ a Gu
rio store AZ GalBp. and David Gar
ca foreman - the Ciarkgilie mines
hear GailBp. arriged here yesterday
morning ~ attend me funeral u their
sister Mr. Carlptta Garcia De PeFes
held in cgrraIles yesterday.
advice va received 10 Afbaqgsnase
~ The death iu Colorado springs fhi-
seek ~ AF y w HBbbe. Tor several
Fears an empigVe % the Harvey sys-
ten. who had beer manager u sew
efsi n b houses ln Nsu MeHle0. Mr.
Hubh@ had many frieHde Go AlbuQuRr-
que who VII regret he snfmely
Tom0rf0a morning ~ 70 O'clock ln
p FELIPE De- MeFt church miu
~ the pfetflest weddings
has taken place IN old ToNu for /
ZONE time uhen Mis- Pornria Perea
De- united - Nj Max Gutierrez
and IrH Eifegg Baca zil attend |
bridal pair. Immediately after
he ceremony the newly married c0g-
pie Hiu be driven 20 the home ~ Da-
~ Perea. father 0f the bride. Of
- GrieR0s. where r. reception and 1
will be held Many promi-
people from various pars u
county have received luvl- !
afi0us 10 the wedding and reception. 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11

visitors eorelalIy welcomed a the
Hlckox-4aynsFd Co.. NweleuE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11
E}eKanf uns - sssvsnlr spoons a.
fbe HAksx-MaVnard CO.

-
Eiessnt lire y sesvenir spoons a
m hNkpxAaynard Co
p y osalftek ara uife u Zoe.
We'll are VISITOR ic me city
nsmembsr iae Aseh Ffonf Tor els-
sant souvenir ~ soufh SECOND =
Charlie Auen Z msrehant ~ La
ksaas Nas 4 visitor 10 the cfy yesssf-
Nn wolootf ana Mrs Foisom. of
Winsios have arrived 81 me city for
Ire fair
L Halber and wife. u Ration.
arrived n b city early yesterday
morning
J. y saint nos engaged IN mining
q Douelas. ARK, 4 10 she city for :
fsw ds1s
WAYNE RusselL sell knoun mining
mar ~ MagdAisna, = spending the
seek o. she gty
y , Holen. . telegraph operator
II kupsfia Kiss j. visiting friends
during fair seek
~ = Lutz. the Nsfi known agent ~
Heien fof the Eanta ~ railway = 10
the cts for the fair.
$40 q Overstrset. division special
aRenf - ~ santa PES Albuquerque
division, T. in the ciiy.
y t-pFade = prominent business
man ~ svinsios with his children.
ere 10 The cary doing the fair
- ! Leahy ~ Ieis Vegas assist
ant United states attorney for Now
Aerico. vas IN the city yesterday.
Franklin. general claim agent
- The Henta ~ efaaai lines " 10 the
city visiting friends during fair week
y g zssissr. Hugo Mueller and
George Hoffman three young men
from heien spent yesterday iu the
eiiE.
The w0odmen'e Circle viii hold q
meeting thlN afternoon ~ 3 80 o'clock
AT members are requested % az
tend
" A nuddeke president - The
ias Vegas Commercial club. returned
home yesterday after q short stay
here
q a. nabb. manager 81 she Har-
Neg house IN iAmf. D. % town for q
short visit. accompanied by MrH
habb
Judge william Morany ~ Mo-
fi#rtV. accompanies hy Mfs Myrlarfy.
ave arrived iu the cifs for the latter
fart ~ the fair
District Passenger and Freiaht
Agent ~ a. Brown ~ The santa y,
~ 81 pasn. j. % The eity Tor q fee
da}s az me fair
ur J y Kasier ~ Topeka. Kas
surgeon iu chief ~ fhe santa Pc syH-
tenn spending che Week with
friends Dol the city
Nichaias Rapier. formerly ~ the
state National bank uaW with fhe
Harabin-MoganeY company az Tho
reau u De- the cty
= . Newcomer deputy Tafsd
NfafrH marshal returned H.u.
faffsF nalfa -eHIs Pc where He ffsrs &
acted iegal husiness
, D. MtMahan truInmasier ~ fhr
sHf1I af third districts of ths santa
hee Merira division Be- H tis.'"I
in enc Gus aHrIae Fair week e
D. . F1esr. master mechanic 10
1850 D. Fas1 HlaHs ~ che santa fr
HfI.rl ln tHr rfE yesterday mpfnInE
il FH.ri the remainder ~ thr Week
So bed ur- 81 W. Wakefield o,
nfnf.r pro sstIF with ST. % Mrf
. E.f ~ fhIE clff Sire
y % sfer ~ Mr. Fouis
gataafuas or4 arra thiry-nte
"f ln .r.r died early l
ffrf.. rH.r".rH LIE. f"H hmfur TH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11

For Sale-Lght touring car Auto
Car maize VIII sell az oue-fhIrd cpst
price, can bc seen 40 DY1son's Gold
afruus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-11

DOCTOR ~ oOBNICk
gUHIx TIfE LIQUOR HAufT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
REPR|EVE FOR WIFE MURDERER
Spores Cannot Bear the Joy the Governors Message
Inspires and Collapses for First Time Since
Incarceration.

CITY, selfpose
0
the shock of the
pecedn news
telephone
enec o he
Too Much for Death
habkng which shook from his feet threw him
into a condition of sobbng hepessness
Indianapolis policeman killer departed the gaows
Saturday
Reid the repusve task of reading the death Sunday
the day halowed prison the
chaplains
sleep he
steady The governors messag
a
word
with thought
comued place
messag wasre impossible
warde pom
Congratulate the for from the heart for his ccuagGod
There strong feeling prison pres
this institution question
able
Lake under death from
him Communication at least In one case
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
WILL SHORTEN TRIP
FIFTEEN MINUTES
Nickel Plate Double Tracks
Offer Cancellation to Dis
satisfied Commuters.

After April 15 the Nickel Plate road
will have twenty-six miles of double
track from Osborne, Ind. to Chicago,
going in at the Chicago terminal sta
tion. This means fifteen minutes gain
in time per trip to people who use the
Nickel Plate between Hammond and
Chicago.
The tracks have been completed from
Stony Island to Chicago for some time
and the work is being pushed rapidly
on the new track from Stony Island
east to Osborne. When completed the
continuous track will extend for nearly
thirty miles in Chicago over an ele-
waited right of way inside OF Chicago
city limits. This double track will
give the company great facilities for
getting into Chicago both as to the
passenger and freight traffic.
superintendent Blair says that the
extra facilities will lessen the time
between Chicago and Hammond by at
least 10 minutes and the road will
moreover be able to run its trains on
schedule time to a larger extent than
it is now doing.
The road now has large crews of men
working along the line and the main
tenance Of the way department gave
out the official information that the
completion of the work is now looked
for by April Is, If not sooner, This
means quite convenience to Ham
mond people who travel between Chi
cago and Hammond as it will give them
better transportation facilities and will
also lessen the time between Chicago
and Hammond.
Lately there has been an agitation
among the business men for another
suburban service and it is expected that
the improvements to be offered will
make the present service satisfactory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
HAMMOND AUTOMOBILE GETS
WORST OF TT IN COLLISION
Machine OF sidney Warner Bumped by
Chicago VehicIe-DlsabIed and One
Occupant Thrown Out-Members of
Other Party Laugh and Drive on.

Sidney Warmers automobile was
struck by another machine yesterday
afternoon. while being driven by
Thomas Malo. The collision caused
Lloyd Marshall. one of the occupants
Of the Warner machine, to be thrown
out ~ the vehicle. injuring him quite
seriously, and disabling the Warner
machine The accident occurred in
Calumet avenue.
MalO, in company with CharlA Reed
and Lloyd Marshall were out for a
ride and in attempting to turn around
TO come back to the city, were delib-
erately bumped by the Chicago auto
mobile, knocking Warmers machine
about twenty feet to one side of the
road taking off the back wheel, break
ing the axle, tearing off one of the
lights, and breaking the body of the
machine. Marshall. who was in the
back seat when the machine was
struck, was thrown out into the ditch
and was ba7'v bruised.
The Chicas machine was not injured
with the eX ption of a bent axle
which was 500. fixed and with q laugh
at their victims, the Chicago PARTIES
boarded their car and started for
Crown Point Marshall at once went
70 a telephone and phoned both Crown
Point and Hobart. but this morning
no traces Of the miscreants had been
found.
Malo says that the Chicago machine
carried a 1906 license tag and was
numbered 975; there were five men in
the vehicle and when they struck Malo
and hts party they were going about
forty miles an hour. The local police
complain that they are too few to
see that Chicago parties passing
through the city do not exceed the
speed limit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
Improvementitis Epidemic
Among Politicians
Look for Animus.
SOME SAY CIVIC PRIDE"
Other Diagnose It as Prediction ALL
ment Which Crops Out in vari-
GUS Forms at This Season.

A new disease has attacked the
powers that be in the village of West
Hammond. It has become epidemic
among the politicians and is known as
"Improvementitis." Like typhoid fever
it can be traced to bad sewers, and its
first evidence was manifested in the
form of determination to build a new
sewerage system, that will be up to
date in every particular and incidental
ly cost the property owners something
like 100000.
1t has taken a new form, however,
since the sewer system became a GER
tainty its latest being a passion for
good sidewalks at an incidental ex-
penditure Of from $4,000 to $4,000 to
the village. This phase of Improve
mentitis" developed only Saturday when
the board Of local improvemen held a
meeting at the village hall and placed
itself on record as in favor Of better
walks.
The walks are to be constructed of
cinders and are to be uniform in char
acter, replacing the present ones of
board and brick Bids for the same
will be opened next Saturday.
While the proposition to build new
sewers is supposed to have started the
boom for improvements in West Ham
mond, the people are disposed to look
deeper for the real reason Of this civic
zeal on the part of their officials. Some
of the friends of the latter declare that
the members OF the board are moved
only by the true principal of public
spirit, while others take into consider
alton the coming election. and dag
nose the ailment as a prediction one
which is epidemic more or less through
out the state in quarters where cleo
tions are pending. There are even
some few who hint darl1ly at last
filings" etc. for things which the hint
implies are known to have dominated
similar zeal in the past. However.
these hints may perhaps be traced to
the lairs Of the political opponents of
those in power and the green eyed
monster.
In any event the Improvement boom
has struck West Hammond and it has
struck hard.
Frank Green brought the subject of
new walks before the board at Satur-
day and everybody voted aye"
Attorney Markham was present with
a bill for extras" but this was de-
MED.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25

duty of said surveyor to make an ac-
curate survey and plat thereof, show
ing number OF acres embraced therein,
and the location of said dock line. and
such county surveyor shall certify such
survey and plat to the secretary of the
state, and upon such land owner or
owners paying to the treasurer Of the
state of Indiana the sum of twenty
five $3.50 dollars per acre for such
land so embraced in said survey, it
shall be the duty of said treasurer to
issue a receipt therefor. and upon such
owner or owners presenting such re-
ceipt to said secretary of state. 1t shall
be his duty to deliver to such land
owner or owners the patent of the
state of Indiana, conveying to said
purchaser the title to said land. which
patent shall be signed by the governor
of the state of Indiana, and attested by
the secretary of state under the seal
of the state. and said purchaser, his
heirs. executors. administrators, sue
cessors or assigns shall thereupon be-
come the owner in fee simple OF such
lands.
Section 3. Whereas. an emergency
exists for the immediate taking ef-
feet of this act, the same shall be in
force from and after its passage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25

The text Of the bill follows:
a bill for an act entitled IAN act
to enable owners of land bordering on
Lake Michigan to acquire title to sub
merged lands belonging to the State
OF Indiana" and declaring an emer-
gency.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the gen
eral assembly of the state OF Indiana:
That the owner or owners of lands
bordering upon the waters of Lake
Michigan in this state shall have the
right to acquire the fee simple title to
the lands. or any part thereof adjacent
to and within the width of his. its or
their lands so bordering upon said
lake, and between the shore and dock
or harbor line that is or may be es-
tablished by the government of the
United States, or the proper officials
thereof, in the following manner:
Section 2. Any owner or owners of
lands bordering on the waters OF Lake
Michigan in the state aforesaid,
wishing TO acquire title to such lands,
lying between such shore line and such
dock line, shall apply to the county
surveyor of the county in which such
lands lie, to make a survey OF such
lands and thereupon 1t shall be the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25

meeting tonight TO perfect the organ
ization. make several alterations to
the constitution recently adopted. Sc
cure club rooms. adopt bylaws. and de-
eide upon the dues and assessments
that Will be made upon members.
The membership committee has Sc
lected list OF those eligible to men,
bership and each Of these has been no
titled of the meeting that is to be held
In the Superior court rooms on the
second floor of the court couse at 7:30
this evening.
It is likely that all of the details
Of organization will be decided upon
this evening and the first meeting OF
the club viii take place some time
this week.
Furniture for the rooms win Be
purchased and before many weeks
have passed by the members OF the
club viii be snugly quartered IN their
own rooms.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
FIND NEW USE
FOR OLD CHURCH
"Superannuated" Structure
Will Be Converted Into
Gymnasium.

The trustees of the Methodist church
in this city have found a use to which
a "superannuated" church may be put.
The magnificent new church edff1ce,
which is now being erected will soon
be ready for occupancy and then the
old structure which has been used as
q place Of meeting for SO long will be
vacant.
Some one suggested that 1t would be
a good plan to convert the old build
ing into a gymnasium for the young
men of the church. 1t is ideal for the
purpose and would make as fine gym
nasium as any one would want. 1t has
been practically decided to act upon
this suggestion.
The auditorium will be converted
into a gymnasium and some of the
other rooms will be used for reading
and lounging rooms. There may be
shower baths installed and it is be-
lieved that with a little expenditure of
money, the old church could be con-
verted into an IDEAL young mems club
room.
1t is too early for the trustees to
give the matter much consideration at
the present time, but something will
be done along these lines and it is be-
lieved that the old church could not be
put to a better purpose.
The members of the church have long
been aware of the fact that there is
no place in Hammond but the saloons
where a young man can go and meet
his friends and this idea of a Metho-
dist Young Mems club seems TO he a
splendid solution of the problem,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25

place. but air is escaping through the
holding up well and making a hard
battle for his life.
The chances are gravely against him,
but physicians will not give up hope
Of his recovery.
At his bedside are his wife Mrs. John
T. Clyne; DR.. James Clyne, William
T. Heise, states attorney Of Illinois.
and William Murphy. son OF Warden
Murphy Of the Joliet penitentiary.
The other Illinois patients in the
hospital are out OF all danger and can
return to their homes by tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
FRED A. BUSSE
OUT OF DANGER
Chicago Postmaster May Be
Removed from Hospital
Friday.
Especial to Lake County Times.)


Chicago, Feb. 25.-Fred Busse. post
master and republican candidate for
mayor who was caught in the wreck
of the Pennsylvania flyer Friday night.
and has since been confined to the
hospital at Altoona. is according to this
mornings bulletins, improved suf1-
cientIy to warrant his removal to Chi
cago no later than Friday. His fam
lily physician, DR.. Blake Baldwin, who
It now in attendance, said:
You may announce that Mr.. Busse
is undoubtedly out OF danger. unless
complications that cause pneumonia
from exposure set in. 1t is not prob
able, though. at this stage"
was made and his internal organs pro-
nounced sound and not in the least af-
fected.
Besides many members of his i'm
mediate family, q number of his close
friends and associates are with him.
Among them are his mother, Mrs. Gus
tave Busse; Charles Gross, George A.
Busse, Congressman Snapp, Chief Pos
tai Inspector George Gold of the Chi
cago postoffice, DR.. Holmes and Will
lam Lorimer.
II will take until Tuesday noon to
determine whether ]. T. Clyne, the
Joliet postmaster. can recover. The
ninth rib on his right side was pune
tured his lung The rib is back in it's
aperature in the lung, creating a con-
gerous swelling condition. Clyne is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
BURNHAM BOOMS BECAUSE
OF RECENT Incorporation.
One Hundred New Houses are to be
Built This Summer and If New Car
Company Locates the Town VIII
Grow Rapidly.

Since the town of Burnham voted
for incorporation at a recent election 1t
has been having the greatest boom
IN its history Last summer there were
fifty houses built by the Burnham
Land and Improvement association and
it is said that there will be one hun
dred more built this summer.
There have been so many people
who have secured employment in the
mills that It has been found necessary
to put UP two large boarding and
roornfng houses and it is said that
work will be begun on these at once,
Rurnham, whose next door neigh
Dor is Hegewisch, has the advantage
in that 1t is not in Chicago and can
take the initiative in any improvements
it desires to make.
Hegewisch has no streets nor public
improvements and is not likely to get
any so long as the people there are
compelled to look to the Chicago alder
men for them, while Burnham has in
corporated and is going ahead max
ing the town attractive and desirable
as a place of residence.
It is not yet known definitely wheth-
er the big car works will locate there
in the spring, but II 1t does, the town
will receive an impetus that will make
1t one of the biggest Of the cities in
Cook county and not in the Chicago
city limits.
The incorporation of Burnham has
marked q new era in its history and
1t is expected that from now on 1t will
portion of Cook county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
JOHN GETTLER CHANGES PLACES

John Gettler, one Of the best known
clerks in the Lion store. will resign
his place there tomorrow in order to
take position with the new grocery
firm, Hunter & Fenstermaker. who will
open their store on the fifth of next
month on State street near Oakley
avenue. Mr.. Getter has been employed
IN the mems furnishing department OF
the Lion store for more than four years
and has made a host of friends there
who regret tc see him leave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-25
One Suspect Weakens.

This morning Chief Rimbach of the
local police force. received a telegram
from P. D. OBrien, captain of the Chi
cago detective bureau. that Roy Shell
ley, the Marion forger captured here
last week by Captain Bunde, is also
wanted in Chicago for similar offenses.
Following is copy of the telegram re-
ceived:
Roy Shelley in custody in your city
wanted here. Can we have him7 Wire"
Shelley admitted here that he had
been in Chicago previous to coming
TO Hammond, but 1t was not supposed
that he had practlced his forging
game in Chicago too.
For a young man. Shelley seems TO
have very bad record, and the police
think he Is probably wanted on other
cities beside Chicago and Marion.
Chief Rimbach wired back that the
man had ben given TO Captain Thomp-
son of the Marion force where he now
is being held.