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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
GETTING worso.

Doctor-Well, madam, you better
tell your husband. to give you list Of
his property and MONEY as soon as
possible.
Wife bursting into tears)-Oh. doc
tor, Is 1t ms bad rs that? | thought
you said lie was getting better
That's just 1t; he's almost
well, and want TO find out how he's
hXed SO I'll know how much to charge
him-Toledo Blade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
Shame On Him.

"of course, John" said Mrs. Young
husband. 81 like my kitchen quite
we'll but Id like to have one of those
new portable ranges"
But. my dear" protested her foxy
husband. wed have to get portable
cooking utensils TO so with It,"
Thats so. never thought OF
.nat.-The Catholic Standard and
Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
SALOON IN RlvERvlEw.
Judge Portlock Has Granted a License
to Mr.. John Wiillamn.

Although 1t has been generally be.
iievel ira. tile Riyeriew section
would be relieved of saloon under the
TENS OF the BYRD law Judge William
N. Poruocls in the Circuit Curt yes
terday granted license to Mr.. John
Williams. who has conducted the bus
mess there for the past year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
GROWS IN BITTERNESS
CLANS Arc HfaDglIRg ClanoPousIy
Over Presidential Nomination.
|CHARAGTER OF FIGHT IS UNUSUAL
Many of .he Anti Roosevelt Men in
consresn Stand in Awe Of the Prcsl-
dent and Afraid to raIk-Attacke
Growing Rolder.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March &C.
Unusual, and TO many people unex-
pscted, bitterness has developed in
the contest for tho Republican presl-
dental nomination. While the per
Eunal character that tho night Is talk
ing on is remarkable In n national
campaign, 1t scarcely can DO said to
have been unexpected" 10 those who
long have realized what the real feel
Ing in Congress Ia towards the Presi-
Gent and his administration. That II
disposition to make trouble for Pres.
Z tuent Roosevelt has not manifested
itself more pronouncedly heretofore Is
only because of the fear in which
many members of Congress hold him.
As Senator Money, OF Mississippi.
once said OF Senator Chandler, OF New
hampshire, during debate on the
floor OF the Senate: II am MS afraid
Of him ns I nm OF monkey In pow
der magazine with matches"
That expression aptly explains the
attitude of members of both branches
OF Congress towards Mr. Roosevelt.
They know from past experience that
no Is loaded. They know, too. that he
mas the masses Of the Republican pa
~ and no small part of the Demo-
cratic party, behind him. and that he
sls In position to give any OF them SO.
rious trouble ut home II their antag-
onism OF him should take an ugly
turn.
Quietly, however, many Of these
men are working to undo the presi-
.dents plans regarding his successor
IN the White House. And therelu
appears the bitterness OF the contest.
sCharges are being made, more ami
moro openly, that the entire machin-
cry of the administration Ia being
used TO promote the candidacy of See.
Sretary Taft. These charges are being;
4made not by Democrats, particularly
hut by Republican membera of botl,
the Senate nnd the House In tho
& Gongress are Ave active candidates
Tor the Republican nomination, Vice
president Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon
and Senators Foraker, Knox and In
roulette. They arc leaving no stone
unturned to foster the growing sont!
ment against what they declare arc
Unfair methods.
On the contrary, the President pub-
licly has denounced the statements
about the ilse of the administration
machinery as false ana has issued :,
def TO those who may dare to make
the allegations frankly. The fac,
that nearly all the trouble is beneath
+ the lid and makes It's appearance on
w occasionally through little creyico;
AZ al the more reason for Tho pre
Sdiction that an explosion IA likely tc
qcscuF almost Mt any time that may
prove serious
Within a few days the "big stick
\ was hourlshed at Joseph b. Healing
United States district attorney at In
ilinnapolis, because of his ACTIVITY IN
( behalf OF Yice-President Fairbanks
This brought n demonstration in l;ind
from the entire nntl-Taft contingent
With the result that Healing has no,
+ lleen disturbed, II he should he. /,
is declared, there will he trouble ont
plenty Of it, II viii likely take on,v
some match like that TO set off tbr
magazine and the explosion will shake
the country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
Estate Committed TO sheriff

The estate OF the late John It. Loase
has been committed to Sheriff r. X.
Curtis for administration and Messrs
IL. II. Kimberly, w. A. Weymouth and
IT. IL Solater were named as the
appraisers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

please, Mr.. Editor" wrote CORE.
spondent Of al Irish newspaper, "can
you cell mo how to prevent bleeding at
the nose;"
10 prevent bleeding at the nose"
replied the discriminating editor, keep
i ont OF other peoples buslness."--
London Telegraph.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Matters Personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Messrs. A. M. Hanger. william
Banlch, St. William Baulch, Jr., and
Edward Scott left last evening for
Richmond to attend meeting OF Ac-
ca Temple Of the Mystic Shrine.
Mr. G. G. Norris. VINO mas pecn Wis
Ting his mother Mrs. Morris, In
Carey street left last evening for
his home in Sidney, Nova Scotia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

Her Husband-Yon were good look
ing woman when I married you.
she-Yes; had the advantage of
you even then Brooklyn Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

Six per cent. money TO lend on eood
,eal estate security. NJ. II. MORGAN
C COMPANY. 2-oEe,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
college DAYS" TONIGHT.
foaHckins Comedy to be Given e.,
Benefi tof the Elrep,en

College Days" rollicklng COM
cay drama, viii be presented An tbo
pythian Castle hail tonight bv ana
Tours. The play is given under the
ulrec'lon OF Mr.. Robert ]. Traylor and
lae proceeds vii go to the West End
Hose Company. The play is billed ms
one OF the best amateur plays ever
gotten up by local talent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
h---~-----rs-----
THOSE WHO BORROW.

Some men. we know, have taking
ways.
But o! alas! alack,
Ihere are but few we know OF who
Have ways of bringing back.
Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

To keep healthy, drink Holly Springs
LIT water. Johnson Pharmacy sole
iisehts- 3-2G-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

Watch out for Banners Cash store.
price list, Friday and Saturday.
B.24-5t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

Take your prescription to Hull's
cut Rate Drug Store. l2.sa.ts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
CASTING CRUsHES HIN
Jacob Marograf, Polish La.
orer, Injured at Ameri-
can Steel Foundries.
Especial to THE T1MEs)

Indiana Harbor, Ind, Oct. "a Sc
rious accident occurred at the Ameri
can Steel Foundries company yesterday
noon when a heavy steel casting,
weighing several tons, fell on the leg
of Jacob Margaf, a Polish Iaborer en-
ployed at he mill. Margaf is about 80
years of age and is said to have a
wife and family living in the old coun-
try. No one knows just how the acct
dent occurred Margaf was found PIN
toned to the ground by the heavy cast
ing and scarcely able to breathe a plea
of assistance.
DR.. George orr was called, who de-
manded the mans removal to st. Mar
garets hospital in Hammond. Here
the flesh of the right leg was found to
be ground almost to a pulp, and the
bone broken in two places. necessitat-
ing the immediate removal of almost
four inches of the splintered bones. An
amputation of the entire leg was found
to be absolutely necessary and was
prosecuted late last evening with an
apparently successful climax.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
HERE AND THERE.

The South End Woman's club is
scheduled to hold their opening meet
ing for the season at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Kendall Of Bryan Mawr. The
Monday club opening reception will be
held at the home of Mrs. f. N. Fischer
of Luella avenue on Monday
Quite a number of people in South
Chicago are attending the opening foot
ball game between Chicago and Purdue
at Marshall field this afternoon.
The w A. B. of South Chicago gave
a card party yesterday afternoon in
Sherman hall, in which a sociable after
noon was spent by all those present
Mrs. Flora Dwey of Burnside is re-
ported to be very i'll at her home al
the present time.
The Windsor Park o. E. S. held public
installation of officers in their hall on
Thursday night.
Mr.. J. B. Potter of South Dakota is
visiting with Mrs. Joseph Moffett OF
One Hundredth street and Avenue ]
for a few days.
Mrs. Wellington Stone of 1850 Bond
avenue is entertaining her aunt, Mrs
Scofield of Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. Charles Peters of Burnside is
visiting with friends and relatives In
Michigan.
Amelia Smelling. who is making her
home with ]. Truog's. 990s Ewing av-
enue, east side, has returned from Jo-
liet after an extended visit
Homer Shoemaker. 10057 Avenue L
has returned from Cleveland after g
months visit with relatives.
The new Knie brick building or
Ninety street is completed and
will be occupied by Mr.. Knie, who
will move his buffet to the new
structure. The building was erected
in record time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
HERE AND There IN THE CALUMET REGION
HEARD BY RUBE.

Gary, Ind, the other day arose and
voted out about 80 saloons. just to show
that 1T was not feeling thirsty. And
now It begins to look as though the
man who wanted a drink in Indiana
will have to take run to Hammond
or they might come on to South Chi
cago.
Precinct polling places in the city
OF Chicago win be open today until 9
p. m Unless you register you can't
vote at the regular general election.
Tuesday, November 8. nor at the city
direct primary for the aldermanic cleo
tons next spring
Women may register and vote for
University of Illinois trustees.
Even though the weather man called
the bluff of the straw hat an individ-
ual was seen on Commercial avenue to-
day with one adjoining his head
Parkside citizens want the weeds cut
down in Stony Island avenue. Be pa
, tient! Jack Frost was seen lounging
around in the vicinity last night
The South Chicago police court seems
to have been Ostrowskicized the past
two days.
The Cheltenham Improvement asso-
citation meets tonight IN Odd Fellows
hall and it behooves those who are anx-
ious for 10 cent fare to the city &c
attend.
The football season will open up in
South Chicago on Sunday with games
i between many newly organized teams
Five thousand habitually hungry
school children in Chicago is just 5000
| too many.
The meeting of the Chicago city coun-
: ell is scheduled to take place nuexi
Monday as the weary ones have all by
this time returned from their vaca-
tions.
You might as well get your nicke
| ready now in time for those pay
you-enter cars.
A glance through last nights IL
page TIMES will readily convince yol
how it is regarded among business mel
as an advertising medium.
You can buy Christmas presents jus
! as cheap now as you can the week be
fore the 25th. But how about tn
money?
Forget we have a baseball town.
Forget the fiat is shy of steam.
Forget the shocking lake front smok
Forget. but for a moment. her"
But don't forget to register.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
HARBOR WANTS MORE
Of ROCKEFELLER DOPE
Injunction Proceedings May
Be Brought Agaist
City Council.
fspecial to TEE T1MEsA

Indiana Harbor, Ind. Oct. s.-If the
Michigan avenue with virtifed brick in
junction proceedings will be filed
against them by Attorney Abe often
heimer, of East Chicago, who has been
engaged as counsel for the property
holders affected by the proposed i'm
provement. The city council at its
last meeting declared that Michigan
avenue. from the Pennsylvania to the
c., L. S. & E. tracks, needed repaving
and suggested brick.
Residents and propertyholders on
Michigan avenue desire Westrumite.
They declare it to be better, cleaner
and more efficient than the propose
pavement. They prepared the necessary
petition to present to the council at
its Monday nights session, rendering
1t to ii. r. Schock, the Indiana Har-
Dor representative on the city coun-
cilmanic board.
Schock Has a Deep Pocket.
Alderman Schock, however, placed
the communication in an inside pocket.
forgetting Of its existence. The reso-
AuliOn calling AOI pavement was
read, re-read and passed. Still Alder
man Schock failed to produce the Pc
tition of his constituents and the ac-
ton of the council was sustained.
Harborites are indignant They are
proud OF the Westrumite roads and
declare them to be a more efficient
paving than any heretofore suggested
for local street Improvements. They
admire its durability, they say. and
declare that they will have nothing
but the uch-advertised. greatly de-
| famed Rockefeller dope" on any of
their Harbor streets.
Attorney Ottenheimer was reached by
a TIMES correspondent last evening and
| declared that unless the council re-
! considered their action they would be
enjoined from further proceeding with
the projected improvement. Il am
sure that the injunction cmfwypnn
sure that the injunction would be
sustained he declared, and the coun-
ell ordered to give the merited con-
sideration to the citizens petition"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
THAT "CROUCHO CLUB"

THE cat has been let out of the bag"
e. NJ. Frank of the Independent
Wooden Mills company, 91o9 CONNER
cial avenue, withdrew his name from
the club under peculiar circumstances
While he has with the many other
deplored the depressed times and has
been measuring and calculating the
bank balances OF his patrons, who
range from the day laborer to the man
ufacturer. he finds that 1t is an easier
proposition to measure an individual
for a suit of clothes than to bother his
poor brain with such nonsensicaI mat
ters. THE TIMES has materially aided
him and he has recommended it to
others of his former fellow members
]. Day of the Day furniture COM
pany. 9219 Commercial avenue, has the
proof of his withdrawal from the club
and it is now only question of time
when he will publicly make it known.
But poor old "Groucho''-A.. G. Rider
of the Standard clothing company. 9o46
Commercial avenue-there seems to be
70 hope for him, but even though he
declares that he will fight it alone
at least until after election day
Frank Bells activity in the organiza-
tion caused a hurried trip to South
Chicago the other day of his employer.
Chas. F. Dickinson of the piano house,
336 Sixty-third street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
THREE HUNDRED
ARE COMING HERE
Especial to THE T1MEs).

tGpecldl 10 4AE 11AESJ.
East Chicago. Ind, Oct. 8. - East
Chicago and Indiana Harbor will have
combine representation at the big
Watson-G Garfield rally at Hammond to-
night of over 900. At meeting of the
local Young Mems Republican club held
in their headquarters on Olcott avenue
last evening it was decided to meet at
the corner of Forsyth and Chicago
avenues, in this city. at about $40
o'clock this evening. Two special cars
have been secured by the county GEN.
trail committee, and will convey the
enthusiasts to the corner of Hoffman
and Holman streets, where Barney
Young's band is to await their arrival
With banners waving and spirit of
good fellowship pervading their enthu-
siasm the East Chicago visitors will
march down Holman street to the su-
perior court house. where the NAM
moth parade is to be formed.
John Kroupa's Polish Republican
club will be in attendance as will sew
eral Hungarian republican organiza-
lions of this city and Indiana Harbor.
Banners bearing appropriate inscrip-
lions have been painted by members
| of the young mems organization and
will add materially to the success of
| the rally.
The local youths are deeply grateful
| to Chairman Schaaf for his co-opera-
ton in giving East Chicago and Indi-
goodly representation of their locali-
| ty. They intend to hear Watson, and
ana Harbor the means of promoting a
after hearing the man who has already
startled the entire state by his brillian-
cy, will be ready to stamp their ballots
in the good old-fashioned way, placing
| the Xxx under the eagle" and refrain
| ing from the dangers of a split ticket
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
REPUBLICANS HAVE
TWO MORE BILLED

The republicans have two meetings
billed for next Monday. One will be
held at Aetna in what is known as
Aetna hall The speakers at this meet
ing will be VIM. H Kliver and Clarence
Bretsch. Another important meeting
will be held in ToIleston, where ". J.
McAleer. Attorney Herdy and Judge
Virgil S. Reiter win speak It is ex-
pected that both of these meetings will
be well attended
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

from ST. Margaret's hospital tomorrow.
She is reported as rapidly recovering
from her recent operation for append
citis.
The Ladd estate agency report the
sale or three lots on Magoun avenue
and declare that building will COM
mence newt week. The real estate
market is showing considerable activ-
ity throughout the region, they declare
and predict a good winter.
Mrs. George Rarst of Chicago. visited
at the home Of George Roop, yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
CLARK STATION.

Fred Behn is now on the sick list
Fred Borman OF Clark was a Ham
mond business visitor.
Two pleasant callers visited our viii
lage this afternoon: Richard Cain and
Dennis VaIvay of Dookers Hollow,
Braddoclx. Pa. where they have a con-
tract unloading schooners on the
Great Lakes. We wish them luck
Gus Wagner of Clark was a Chicago
business visitor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
INDIANA HARBOR.

Mesdames George and William Cook
of Brazil, Ind. are spending few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cook
OF Grapevine street.
The Cohen building on Michigan ave-
nue., near Grapevine is rapidly nearing
completion. When finished it, will be
one Of the finest office and store build
ings in the Harbor.
Miss Lura Anderson of Adds avenue
is entertaining her grandmother, from
Laporte. for a few days.
Miss Emily Martin of the Harbor
bakery. was a Gary business visitor
yesterday afternoon.
DR.. F. Z. Stephens of Adds avenue is
seriously i'll with an attack of diph-
iberia. DR.. c. C. Robinson is in at
tendance.
The Ladies aid of the local NJ. E.
church last evening rendered a recep-
tion to the Rev. H P. Ivey and family
entertaining about rs members of the
church in their usual first class style
Refreshments were served and a pro-
gram rendered by several talented
members of the church, including piano
duets, and both vocal and instrumental
solos.
f. s. Gilbert has resumed his labor
in the local postoffice after vacation
of two weeks.
Miss Mary Maher was on the sick list
yesterday, and was consequently unable
to fill her usual position in the local
POSTAL department
Mrs. Mary McGrath Of Chicago. is Wis
l u Golx 0f
sylvania avenue, for a few days.
w. B. Van Horne moved into his ele-
gently modelled fiat on Fir street yes
terday, leasing the former Van Horne
residence on Commonwealth avenue 10
A. K. Perkins, formerly OF the Light
body house.
| ]. H. Fenton, superintendent of the
| sheet mill of the Inland Steel company
has moved into the Collins fiat on
/ Grapevine street
George Roop is still smiling and tell
ing his customers of the wonderful
progress of that big baby boy, bern
last Tuesday. George says the young
ster has already declared himself for
Taft.
l. HOUSEHOLD, Indiana Harbor's
prominent contractor. has secured the
contract for erecting Charles McGrana-
hans new two-story brick fiat on FIJI
street. Mr.. Houtschilt has done several
| good jobs in the Harbor and is fast
gaining an established reputation fol
the ability and faithfulness placed in
the pursuance of his contracts.
The local Order of Owls will hold q
regular business meeting in their lodge
| room on Monday evening. All the
members are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George orr attended the
performance of "Graustark" at Chi.
cago theater Thursday evening.
Fred Gastel, jr. was a Crown Point
visitor yesterday afternoon.
Charles Egbert of the Fowler rea
estate office, was a Chicago bushes,
visitor yesterday afternoon.
a H. w Johnson of East Chicago
was in the Harbor yesterday looking
wore the material for the new polic'
station. He was accompanied by Mr.
Stafford. representative of the AIonz,
Curtis Brick company of Chicago, VIII,
is endeavoring to secure the contrac
for furnishing the police station mason
ry.
Frank w. Ryan Of Whiting, trans
acted business in the Harbor yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
Called Out to Fire.

Engine company No. As was called
out about 4:30 yesterday afternoon to
put out fire which had started in the
one and one-half story frame dwelling
at 7544 Bond avenue, owned by Henry
Davis. The fire started in the roof of
the building and was caused by sparks
from the chimney. The damage was
small.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03
Days Grist in
South Chicago
Real Estate Transfers.

Bowen avenue, 154 # of Vim
cennes avenue, (, 20x11S, NOR
or less, Sept. 10 (ineumbrance
$s,50o)-J. C. Krietenstein to
Dora Forth o.
Drexel avenue, 73 IT n Of 66th
street. (, 25x125, Oct 1 lin
cumbrance. $s.0o0)-John F.
O'Donnen to John Fitzpatrick g.,
Ellis avenue, SO # n of 65th
street, W (, 50x132, Sept. 3
d. Anderson to George F.
Walsh 3,
Kimbark avenue, No. TAO. e (, 35
x1oo. more or less. Oct. ii.
G. Sheridan to Richard E. Pur-
cell 2,
Langley avenue, 125 # of 18th
street. e f, 75x124 $40. Sept.
SOB. D. Behrens to Henry
w. Vornholt z,
Michigan avenue. 270 TT S of 10sth
street, W f. 79x132. Sept. 30
Herman f. Getzee to Edward
g. Ufhle1n -----..-.-.-.. II,
Michigan avenue, 125 TT of
1112th street, W (. 25x125. Dec.
- lSuo-h AeHlHSd 10 OOuIH
End Business Mems Associa
ton Observation-Disclosures. 1,
18th place, rs TT of Washing
ton avenue, f. 28x125. Sept.
ga H. Hayes to Percy w.
Burke 1,
South Chicago avenue, $50 # NV
OF 6Sth place, sw f, 50x100,
more or less, and other prop
erty, Sept. 80 (incumbrance,
$S.000)-John r. Lyman to
Lille w. Stratus ............
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03

were initiated into the mysteries of
the Master Mason's degree.
Those who rode the goat were:
Harry Shippy, son of Police Chief Ship
Ply; John j. Hanberg Jr., and Harry
Hildreth of the East Side Masons
throughout the Calumet district were
present A banquet followed the cere-
monies and in all about 300 Masons
were present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03

For want of space. Miss Lucille Bras
we'll wishes to announce she will have
no formal oDening of her millinery par
lJrs. but is now ready for business
Style and touch are evident in all her
small and large hats. Choice models
at reas onable prices. My plumes and
fancy feathers cannot be equaled in
price and quality. We cheerfully re-
model hats. clean and dye feathers
Don't forget the Little Hat Shop. up
stairs 1892 Michigan avenue, Indiana
Harbor, Ind. 1-6
Millinery of quiet elegance is our
motto. Those who prefer highest quail
ity millinery of modest style will find
such hats at the Little Hat Shop, up
stairs 1892 Michigan avenue. Indiana
Harbor 1-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-03

No doubt some of these days our
hotelkeeper will have to get another
hired girl. Once she tried to elope
during the night and again asked for
relief. Some days ago a gentleman
left for Servia, where he expects to
save little money and it is believed
she is right after him The ticket
agent has been informed not to sell
her any half-fare ticket for that des-
tination-