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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02
COMPELLED TO
ADVERTISE FOR MEN
American Car and Equipment Compan:
Need Car Repairers Badly.

When the factories are compelled Il
advertise for men it can not be tina
the army of unemployed is very large
The American Car and Equipment com
pany. whose shops are at Twenty sixth
street and East End avenue in Chicago
Heights ILL.,, wants large number
car repairers-
This company has sent our circular
to a number of people over the Calu
met region and is doing it's best to ge
hold of a force of men. Chlcagt
Heights is nine or ten miles west
Hammond on the Chicago & Easter
Illinois railroad.
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MUNSTER.

Miss Henrietta Munster of Rose
lands is here for a few days visiting
her parents.
Mr.. Needham of Chicago, who hai
been visiting friends here for sever
al weeks. returned to his home yester
day.
crowd of young folks from Whit
ing were here last evening on hay
rack party.
Mr.. valierds in Dyer today on busi
ness
DR.. oberlin of Hammond was her
yesterday.
Mr.. E. ]. Wieden of Wilmet wa
here yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. A. J. Boyle and daughter
Margaret. who have been visiting her,
for some time returned to their hom.
in Evanston today.
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EARNINGS HAVE DECREASED.

EARNINGS HAVE DECREASED.
The Monon earned in the third week
of September s111,965, a decrease of
s1S,577. Since July the road has
earned s1.264,446. against s1,421,5O4.
FIND WOMAN's BODY.
Lying at the foot of the Big Four cliff
in this city. both legs fractured and
her jaw broken, a Mrs. Newburn of
Wabash was found this morning by
Leonard Lutz, night yard clerk for the
Big Four.
WILL VETO REPEAL.
IF l am elected governor and the
legislature should repeal the county
unit local option law l will veto it.
This is the declaration by James E.
Watson in his address before 5000 re-
publicans of Cass county last night.
CONDUCTS BUEATY CONTEST.
The senate, while in a jocular mood
yesterday conducted a beauty contest"
which occupied more or less of the
morning session. likeness of Sena-
| tor Statsenburg Of Floyd county in yes
terday mornings Star suggested the
contest.
WOULD ANNUL FRANCHISE.
The city council of Gas City has in
structed its attorney to begin action
to anul the franchise of the Indiana
| Union Traction company because the
company has failed to maintain a 80
| minute schedule for it's cars between
Marion and Gas City as provided for
| by the franchise
MON0N ENGINES BEST.
| Engine 301, which hauls the night
Messenger train OF the Monon between
| Indianapolis and Chicago, is considered
one of the best passenger engines
which runs into the Union station. 1t
nightly hauls FIVE cars from Indian
apolis to Chicago. and often when late,
as was the case Sunday night, leaving
| Indianapolis at $3.50 M, made the run
| TO Chicago. reaching that point at 7
a. m.
COUNCIL DEFIEs PEOPLE.
Despite public opinion the South Bend
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JAMES s. SHERMAN

1--WE certify to all the great cleo
terate that when their votes in No
vember shall have chosen James 8.
sherman to be vice president of the
United States, the senate will be
sure of a presiding officer In char
acter and competency worthy of the
best traditions of that great DELHI
crate body, and that-which God
forbid-the sad contingency were
to come which should for a fourth
time call a vice president from New
York to the executive office, the In
tcrests of the whole country would
be safe In good hands, and the great
ONCE of the presidency would suf-
fer NO decadence from the high
standard of dignity and honor and
competency of which we are so
Justly prOud.--ELIHU ROOT. at
Sherman Notification Ceremonies
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For President
WILLIAM II. TAFT

He L. M strong as he In gentle.
His reputation Is simply spotless.
In all the agitation of a heated
campaign for the greatest Office In
the world, mo one has ventured to
intimate doubt of the absolute
honesty of this man who has been
before the country for q quarter OF
a century. Nor can any one sue
cessfuily dispute the simple propo-
sitfon that In the whole history OF
the United States mo- one was ever
named for the presidency who was
so fitted by nature, by training and
by experience for the duties, digni-
ties and responsibilities of that uni-
que office-cHARLES HOPKINS. in
THE Independent"
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declared unconstitutional.
THIS is MY 51sT BIRTHDAY.
James A. Noyes.

James Atkins Nayes, who has a ma
tional reputation as an editor and
writer, was born Oct. 2, 1857, in
Brooklyn, n Y. lie graduated from
Columbia university in 1878 and later
studied at Harvard university, and it
is with the last-named institution that
his literary labors have been chiefly
identified. He has been editor of the
Quinquennial Catalogue of Harvard
since 1895 and a member of the Uni
versity council since 1899, the latter
position carrying with it professional
rank In his literary work Mr.. Moves
has devoted himself especially to the
subjects of New England history and
genealogy and on the subject of Amer
lean genealogy in general he is re-
garded as one of the foremost authori-
ties. He is an active member of near
ly all of the prominent historical and
patriotaic societies in the United States.
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nent American botanist, died, aged
90
1s74-Engagement of Col. Frederick d.
Grant and Ida Marie Honore an
nounced in Chicago.
1S7s-Failure of the City of Glasgow
bank
1SSs-Clark university, at Worcester,
Mass. formally opened
19o3-The characterization case clos ed
before the Alaskan boundary tri-
bunal.
19o6-Kentucky racing commission law
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

A Hammond father who got new
baby some time ago says his baby is
long when he's away and stays up all
night just to enjoy his society.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

Tell of a man who has done
a good deed and few will be
curious to know what 1T is;
tell of a bad deed and there
will be an awful clamor TO
know what it is.
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Heart to Heart
I alks.
THE BAD BACHELOR.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright, 1sos. By Edwin A. Nye.

Some bachelors appear anxious to
offer excuses for their bleak and bar
rem existence. They deplore their lost
estate.
Others, it seems, glory in their bach
elorhood. They are bachelors by NAL
ice prepense.
OF this latter are those who partici-
pated in a bachelors parade recently
In Chicago. They wore badges thus:
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@HMES z. WxTTSou
. %~%~%~~%~~~
GREAT WATSON GARFIELD PARADE AT HAMMOND.
All loyal republicans will be in line
Parade will start Rmbach avenue, Holman street
Start will be made Saturday evening at 80 sharp.
Marching clubs report to Dan Enright at lis sharp
Positions will be assigned them in parade.
Torches, red fire and banners will be given marchers
Seats in tent will be reserved for marchers.
Many of the marchers will have uniform caps.
Parade will march through business district only.
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We Editor,s New Dunn.

Here is the way an exchange duns
its subscribers: IF you have frequent
fainting spells, accompanied by chills,
cramps, chilblains, epilepsy and jaun-
dice it is a sign you are not well, but
liable to die at any minute. Pay your
subscription in advance, and thus
make yourself fsolid for a good obitu-
airy notice Bangs (Texas) Enterprise.
Do you ever run across u boaster
who is looking for chance to
make good:
The merchants are as busy as bees.
Getting ready for great autumn trade.
And THE TINES is helping them get
ready.
In order
To stay i'm
The game, it's up to
A married man TO make
A home run once in a while.
Brook affair. What's a $4,000 barbe-
cue to a successful playwright and
ambitious politician like George Alder
HABIT OF HAVING TROUBLES.
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PEOPLE GET TOO EASILY IN TIKI
HABIT OF HAVING TROUBLES.
Oh, Sweet Dreams.

The band boys gave an open air con-
cert on Main street last Saturday night.
The evening was beautiful and moon
light, and it was enjoyed nightly by
the home folks and the jolly crowd
from the country. Ye girls of Zenda
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
ncxohar -

October 2.
175s-Firsr legislative assembly ever
held in Canada met at Halifax.
1TS0-Major Andre. British army Of
ficer, hanged as spy at Japan.
IS2s-First Sunday school in Texas
established at San Felipe.
1s2g-William Ellery Claiming, the
founder of Unitar.ianism in Amer
lea, died at Bennington. VT. Born
at Newport, R. L, April I. 1880.
lS46-Benjamin Waterhouse, an emf
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A New One For wine.

Why are women like the seasons?
Answer: Because men are never salts
fed with them, no matter what kind
they get.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

picked up the COW ponies the country
boys tied in a conspicuous place and
at once formed a horseback parade.
They had lots of fun, all right. Those
ponies are darlings. OF course, the
boys hold the same opinion regarding
the Zenda girls.-Zenda (Kan.) News.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

Bryan is elected president of the United
States this country will be the scene
of a panic ten-fold worse than the one
under Clevelands administration" He
further predicted that Ohio would give
Taft a majority of $500 at the coming
election and that he was confident In
diana would give him a majority of 50,-
0O0
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

1t isn't Death we that we fear
sent out in the Dark alone.
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Success isn't always pleasant.
There is the successful vaccina-
ton, for instance.
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r A n DOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

Gates says there's nothing to it but
Taft, and offers at the same time to
bet million.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

MIR. DICkEY is WHAT WE WOULD
IN SPORTING PARLANCE CALL A
.DICK..
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The New York World is supporting
Bryan with all the feverish energy of E
Dutch uncle.
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IN POLITICS

One of the regrets that the republic
cans of Lake county have is that At
torney D. E. Boone will not be able
to speak during the campaign, unless
he gets great deal better. Mr.. Boone
is i'll as result of an auto accident
and the republican county central COM
mittee has been besieged with appli-
cations from the country asking that
Mr. Boone be sent to them TO speak.
Attorney Boone has been one of the
stand-bys of the party in previous cam
paigns and is one of the most popular
men in the county on the stump.
Warsaw. Ind, Oct. IA straw vote
was taken yesterday morning among
the men employed by Contractor u. S.
Lidguard, who is doing the grading
work on the Warsaw and Peru extern
sion of the Winona traction line, and
it was found that nineteen out of
twenty of Mr.. Lidguard's men will vote
for William Howard Taft. Even the
cook, Miss Title Yeager of Syracuse.
is wearing a Charles W. Miller but
ton and Taft pennant floats from the
kitchen, which is on wheels. The bunk
rooms of the men are decorated with
Taft portraits.
Linton. Ind, Oct. CONGRESSMAN
Ra1p Cole of Ohio addressed a crowd
of 100 in the old opera house last
night I am not much on prediction"
he said I am neither a fool nor a
son of a fool, but l am the thirteenth
child of family of seventeen, four
teen of whom are living If W. ]
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

Beatrice, Neb., Oct Refreshed. in
better voice and very much gratifed
at the reception and hearing accorded
him in Lincoln. last night, w H. Taft
began his second day in Nebraska to-
day. with speech at Crete. Mr.. Taft
spoke about the failure of the demo-
cratic remedies to produce good mar
| kets.
| At WILDER and Dewitt large crowds
were found and at Beatrice the largest
meeting to be held before Omaha is
reached, tonight, took place. The can
didate left the train here and spoke
from a raised platform. He discussed
the labor problem.
The itinerary today included short
speeches at Wymore, Pawnee Falls
City, Auburn. Nebraska City and
| Piattsmouth.
Boonville-Joseph B. Healing return
ed to indianapolis yesterday after hav-
ing been the guest of Senator Hemen-
way for a couple of days. When asked
about the political situation he said a
republican victory was now assured
Shelbyville-Eugene w. Chain, can
didate for president on the prohibition
I ticket. will speak jim this city Thursday
afternoon, Oct. s. John Sharp Will
liams, minority leader of the national
house of representatives, will speak on
Saturday AFTERNOON, Oct. II.
Elkhart-A Taft and Sherman march
ing club of 100 members, a first-voters'
club and a colored mems Taft club of
! thirty five members, were organized
here last night. A Taft railroad mems
| club was already in existence The
democrats organized the first voters
| club.
Terre Haute-The local republican
managers have been notified that Con-
gresham Watson will spend two days
in vigo county Oct II and Is, and that
there will be big meeting the sec
ond night in the city. Samuel Comp
ers is to be in Terre Haute about the
middle of the month.
Columbus-The republican campaign
| in this county will open on the night
of Tuesday. Oct. 10, when James E.
Watson will be the speaker Senator
Beveridge and John L. Grifhths have
been promised for later in the cam
paign. Eugene w. Chain. prohibition
candidate for pres ident, will speak here
next Thursday evening.
Portland-Ed. Z. Hendee of Anderson
and r. D. Wheat of this. city spoke to
a large and attentive audience at
Beck's hall at Bryant. Tuesday evening.
Marvey H. Harshman of Dunkirk, re-
J publican candidate for representative,
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Portland-Ed. Z. Hendee of Anderson
and r. d. Wheat of this city spoke to
large and attentive audience at
Becks hall at Bryant. Tuesday evening.
Marvey II. Harshman of Dunkirk re-
publican candidate for representative.
also made a short speech. Hendee was
accompanied by the Hawkins Glee club
of Anders on.
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If YOU DON'T SEE 1T IN THE 9TH
ER PAPERS LOOK FOR 1T In THE
TIMES.
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IF UNSATISFIED READ THE CLAs
SIFIED ADS AND GET ANOTHEI
BOARDING HOUSE.
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RUNNING against republicans instead
of one n
Congress smanM Mckinley o
Mr. S
running
he
progress
prosperity
THERE WILL DOUBTLESS
happen good
Haskean into which Mr.
o to praise Mr. Roosev
f elected president
viii r.
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specific palmer position
for when he
position on
n
this proposition. on
mistake position this
prohibition
prohibition Prohibition the the
of intoxicating liquors
a people
do
the Homogeneous populations within
residing
said fix the status of the their
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

Do you ever run across u boaster
who is looking for chance to
make good:
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Despite public opinion the south Bend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

Boonville-Joseph B. Healing return
ed to Indianapolis yesterday after hav-
ing been the guest of Senator Hemen-
way for a couple of days. When asked
about the political situation he said a
republican victory was now assured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02

Shelbyville-Eugen W. Chain, can
didate for president on the prohibition
ticket, will speak jim this city Thursday
afternoon, Oct. s.. John Sharp Will
liams, minority leader of the national
house of representatives. viii speak on
Saturday AFTERNOON, Oct. II.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-11-01

thought and the public press, nave given
extracts from Taft which indicate and de-
monstrate to my mind, that he is catering
to Popery. He intimates that the Romish
church Is now and has been an institution
for the moral uplifting of the people, but a
brief survey of her character is all that
is necessary here. Ernest Renan said:
I'VE may search in vain through the Rom
an law before Constantine for single pass
age against the Freedom of Thought"
Was the Romsh church uplifting" when
1t burned the Alexandrian. library? Was
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Ito Be Continued.)
An Uplifting Institution

it uplifting" when it burned Joan of Arc?
Was it uplifting" when pOpes granted and
sold indulgencies? Was 1t uplifting"
when it butchered 10000 Hugenots in one
night? Was it uplifting" while engaged
in the crusades hunting and exterminating
heretics with fire and sword? Can 1t be
said that 10 incarcerate girls in nunneries
for life is also "uplifting?" When the
Romish church founded, and maintained
for 6O4 years, the Spanish Inquisition. and
according to Hugo, destroyed Ave millions
Continued on Page IL.
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BLUE GRASS BLADE

resorted to- The other world with medieval
and humansm had superseded ignorance crime and py The
most outspoken Freethnkers light Christianity
At the beginning of the sixteenth century Lorenzo de
Medici and Pon led all in
have Boiardo introducing mythology
his Orlando Innamorata, followed by Aroso
Fuoso presented the examples
gods of the Freehnkers Justice Beauty Purity from
anthromophitism The spirit of Horace, Aristotle
revived tragedy while supplied
genius CT comedy Here the fine adorn the Re-
naissance.
Nicola Pisano produced Roman
be Painters sculptors and architects
fine work. displaying in all pristine
from the sums of brutal Christianity the
genius of the of hacyon Rome
Caesar the throne of the with Freethnkers
pilots to the ship of the
and humanity
To such extent Gecian carried
old christian models place subjects
the foundation been laid Italy literature humanism
that the spirit spread all
Renaissance writer portrayed beauty
and man in unaffected spontaneiy without side thoughts
pe eudtion inspired only by delight oveyness
harmony for their sakes In the field
osophy humanm wrought similar changes
wagng relentless the times
oy thus aroused brought to the front such Aber
de Vnci Tosconel, Da Parta Others
experiments with physical forces and
for Astronomy began to be studied The middle
Christian rule produced visionary
the most absurd character while place
the world left for Frehinkers after the
bloody hands of the church by the civil government
The ancient texts of the Greeks brought
nished the of which Copencus Calico
onished the sleeping Christian world Philosophy
the stronghold of metaphysics but the
had been long held bay that the slow
pathway had with Christian
which urked the deadly scorpion
attempt revive Paonism failure
metaphysics. The Freehinkers of Southern Italy
Teeso Bruno and campanea made the lines which mod
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(By B. o. FENTON.)

IF the liberties of the Ao,eric;ni people
are c"-r destroyed, they vii. fail ut the
hands Of The Romish clergy."-Lafayette.
The American people are sleeping over
a volcano but they do not realize it,
Chiniquy-Author of Fifty Years in the
Church of Rome.
Recent publications, both in the Free
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speculation travelled;
ideasic schools; Bacon followed this only could
they be truth be disguise;
The childish blended the profound
WISDOM the priesthood had be uled sleep that the
Freethought might
Tne lectures literary criticism from the school
of Vttorno, followed by Pollution the Roman law.
manned the Naples crcse ecclesiastical traditions
which The Christian claims have been found be
bold destroyed the false decreals
which until then had been accepted divine truth; he also
church
Italian These forged
fill the between the time of the alleged Christ down
through spurious Peter pope sixth
held by church only the Bible
authority.
TIE the church until Christianity
shaken foundation this higher crit
csm which, thinking has cleaned the rubbish OF
Bible historical researches,
Genesis Reveaion After these OF church for
geries, Chris
an scheme deusion that Leos witty epigram What
profit brought
church The revival of learning
frightened clercs all Chry Sooras,
Fiebo lecture which
filled young all of Europe. Greek Latin,
history metaphysics law science mythology, mecal
oratory agriculture philosophy BIZ
ography rhetoric taught What revolution from
pey lectures brought
Europe propagate the learning. 1t
unbeleves The church discov
old child of genius
lost late the been
its growth though slow in land of ignorance and super
stion deaih the Christianity. See France
today Italy Spain Germany England little
country through Europe
the of hope America will rise witness
the returning from the Of earhs great
criminal
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-11-01

The Concern of W.. II. Taft for the RomisF
Church Makes Him Too Dangerous
Man for the Presidency.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
w. c. T. U. PARITY,
Rlp Event in Wcstyllle on Wednesday y
 October 2S,

The Womeu's s Christian Temperance union of Westvllle will give n birth day party fin Masonic hall Wednesday evening, october 2S. at s o'clock, The Senior L. T. l.. will give a flag drill "rhe Temperance Town will be rep resented by six small Juniors, There will be music and recIlations by the juniors who will be ably assisted by the following we'll known artists: Mss Adelaide Barnes, vloInist; Miss LII. Han Nesblt and Master C; Plerpout Tayler. elocutlontsts
 Miss Nesbit has reCted in New York city on several occasions, and at Lake Mohonk hotel where she made a big hit with her clever Representations and they wished to engage her for the summer season.
 Master Tayler has reclted four years In the New Haven theater for the Grand Army and also for the Patri- otic Order Sons of Ameglca, in the old Masonic temple. when only seven years of age. On one of these oc. caslous he responded to an encore with q recitation in Dutch dialect which was very much enjoyed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16

Northern Pacific sold ex dividend ot 1s. per cent and by midday was II. points higher than Monday allowing for the dividend of 1S DOT cent, which came off yesterday. This process or recovering the dividend" immediately it not unusual, the frequent occur renee of it possibly arises from the fact that investors get used to q given level If price for a security, and uu- consciously fail to make allowance for the marketing of the dividend or inter- est. At all events, the phenomenon Is es frequent in active bonds aa in active stocks. When Union Pacific sold ex-di- vidend of F per cent on September IA, 1t immediately advanced 12. In that case, the "recovery om tho divider1 was speedily followed by an 19-point decline on the election scare,