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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-29
DYER

George Schultz of Schererville trans
acted business here Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Keilman was the
guest of relatives in Crown Point Sun
day.
Henry Bischofr, representative of the
Bischoff and Czech company of Chicago
was here Thursday in the firms in
terest.
William Herman was a Crown Point
visitor Sunday.
The Steger baseball team will come
over Sunday afternoon to try the met
tie of the Dyer team. This game prom
ses to be very interesting and a large
crowd is expected to be present.
Quite a number from here were at
Strassburg Tuesday forenoon to attend
the funeral of the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaller, which died
Sunday night.
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Saturday To Be Big Day.

A .bas with politics. cut out the farm
work, forget your busintss cares, con-
sign worry TO the winds, next Sat
urday, come to Crown Point and en-
joy yourself at the annual Volunteer
Fire Department Tournament. Best
place in the world to do a little cam
paigning. talk the crop outlook over
with your friends, help your business
by making new acquaintances and your
worries will be forgotten in the excite
ment of the races to take place. Everp
event will be worth seeing and a card
full of amusement is promised. Don't
forget the date, Saturday, Aug, l, at
Crown Point.
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TOLESTON.

Mrs. J. Williams and son, Fred, were
visitors in Chicago Monday.
Floyd Saxon has returned home after
a short visit in Ohio.
Mrs. George Grand and children of
Chicago spent Tuesday with friends
here.
Mrs B. John of South Chicago visited
here yesterday.
Mrs. J. F. James is spending the
week in Windsor Park.
Mrs. S. B. Stewart spent the day in
Elston. Ill. the guest of friends.
Judge H. A. Townsley transacted
business in Chicago yesterday.
j Joloke of Chicago visited here yes
terday.
Miss Anna Gibson has returned home
after an extended visit in Michigan
City
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ROBERTSDALE.

Captain J. NJ. Ryron of the Roberts
dale fire company. returned Sunday
from his vacation, bringing with him
his bride, who was Miss Alta Lutte
of GayIor, Mich. Yesterday the happy
couple were receiving the congratula-
tions of the captains many frienda
here. Although the captain has been
here but short time he has become
very popular, owing TO his pleasing
personality. Last evening a large
charivari was given them. They have
started housekeeping at the corner of
Lincoln avenue and Pearl street
The Robertsdale volunteer firemen
held their regular meeting at the fire
station last night. About twenty five
members were present and a great
deal Of business was transacted. The
final arrangements were completed for
the tournament After the business
for the evening was disposed of the
boys enjoyed 4 treat given them by
Caption Ryron in honor of his marriage.
Next Sunday morning at II o'clock
at the Evangelical church, Rev. W. H.
Halmhuber will deliver a special ser
mon to the childred. Special music
and singing have been arranged and
everything is being done to make it
| interes ting to the children. Although
it is to be a special sermon for the
children. a cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to attend.
Harvey Rogers returned home Mon
day from Michigan after spending a
week visiting relatives.
| Mrs Ed Matthias and daughter Miss
Irene, spent Monday shopping in Chi
cago.
Misses Josephine and Ruth Jewett
Mabel and Ruth Vogel of Monticello
Ind, and Messrs. Lee and Ralph Jew
taa. were White City visitors last
evening.
officer August Homan is being con
graduated and receiving the highest
praise for his bravery and clever work
In catching the man who robbed Miss
Turnquist in One Hundred and Nine
teenth street Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Jewett of Indi-
ana boulevard, entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Vader and daughters. Mrs. Muhollant
and Miss Gladys, of Chicago and Mr.
and Mrs. c. n Jewett of Hammond yes
terday
Miss Anna Storm and Fred Bing-
hammer of Harrison avenue, spent the
day visiting relatives in Pullman, Ill
Miss Emma Kasch left Monday fol-
Chicago where she will spend a week
the guest of her cousin Miss Martha
Wittkie.
Misses Amelia Bader and Anna
Minceberg We're the guests of friend.
in Worth, Ill, yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Rogers of Harrison ave
nue. is spending a week visiting he
mother in Maynard. Iowa.
Mrs. Palmer and daughter. Miss EN-
ma, of Chicago, were the guests o
Mr. and Mrs. William Rought, yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Messenberg of Pear
, street left Monday for Sandusky, O.
where they will spend two weeks Wis
iting the formers mother.
: Miss Hattie Klemm of Indiana bouIe
ward, have returned home afte
spending week in Chicago with rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mason and children
of Kouts, Ind. spend the week end tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Eugler O
Indiana boulevard.
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MUNSTER.

Mr. and Mrs Vanugteren and son
Robert of Roseland are visiting here
for a few days.
Carl Stallbohm visited friends in
Highlands last evening.
Mrs. p. Vanfeet and children of Hess
Vile, visited her parents here yester-
day.
Carl and Charles Bell spent yester-
day in Maynard.
P. Johnson of Dyer was here on bust
ness yesterday.
Miss Minnie Kutzbach is visiting in
Hammond today.
Miss Schultz is in Hammond visiting
friends today.
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LANSING.

Miss Emily Vandenberg spent few
days with Miss Hazel Williamson of
Englewood.
Miss Edith Luken of Chicako is the
guest of Misses Cora and Lulu Ward
for few days.
Mrs. P. Tanis is visiting relatives in
Roseland for a few days.
Rev. Swart and family, who have
been spending a month here with rela-
tives, left today for their home in
bingham, Wis.
c. Tanis of Roseland spent few
days with his brother. Peter Tanis.
The brick yards of Lansing have
shut down for an indefinite time.
H. Book was in Chicago yesterday on
business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-29
RENSSELAER, MAN SAYS
GARY is NOT DRY
Puts His Fellow TOwnsmen the
Right Track Regarding Steel
Town Conditions.

Frank B. Meyer, postmaster de facto
Of Gary, came down Saturday even
ing and returned Monday evening. Some
people seem to entertain the idea that
Gary is a dry town. Well, it isn't by
any means, and the people up there
think they have found a way around
the decision of the board of commits
sioners making it dry They propose
to incorporate 1t as a city and that
will. in their opinion, allow them to
start everything over again. There are
many licenses that Will run several
months yet, long enough to try this
xperiment-Jasper County Democrat
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Result of the Shoot.

Evidently the reluctance of the mem
bers Of the Crown Point Gun Club
who participated in the shoot at Lo-
we'll Sunday last, in making public
their scores, proves that the boys hit
the atmosphere more times than they
did the clay birds. John Foss is the
only one who is up and ready to give
his score, he killing % out of %. The
shooters claim conditions were any
thing but favorable TO the making
of clean scores. but promise to redeem
themselves in the future.
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WHITING NEWS
Charged With Assault and Battery.

The case Of Frank Rusich and Pete
Dubich. who were charged with assault
and. battery unon one another, came up
for trial in Judge Jones court Monday
evening. Rusich was fined $3.50 and
Dubich s17.65. Neither of the men were
able to pay the fine but furnished bonds
for payment within sixty days
1t will be remembered that Dubich
was a boarder in the home of Rusich
and quarreled with the latter's wife
When her husband came home from
work and the wife related what had
happened, quarrel ensued between
the two men in which Ruich had his
foot cut with a butcher knife and
Dubich had his head split open as the
result Of being hit with a hammer.
Mesdames Hopkins and Hays visited
Lady Seigle Hive No. Sc, of the Lady
Maccabees at Chicago last evening and
report a good time.
Misses Nellie and Mae Quinn are en-
tertaining Miss Florence Potter of Chi
cago at their home in One Hundred
and Nineteenth street.
Mayor barrow of LaPorte was a
Whiting visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs George Harrington of
Indiana Harbor were Whiting visitors
Monday.
]. Roy Morrison Of LaPorte visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrf-
son of New York avenue, Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weidman of Schrage
avenue entertained their daughter from
| Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. William S. Smith and sor
Vaughn of Tolleston were Whiting Wis
itors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Water returned
yesterday from LaPorte where they
spent a few days visiting.
NJ. N Castleman of ToIeston wa.
here on business yesterday.
Miss Ruth Gardner was in Joliet, III
Sunday visiting friends.
Gust Krebs is back from Warren
Ill. where he spent several days will
relatives.
Misses Lillian Callahan and Anna
May Dineen left Monday for Troy
O., to spend three weeks with relative:
of the latter.
Mayor Fred ]. Smith was in Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs. Henry F. Fifield and daughter
Miss Marguerite and mother, Mrs
Alice Burroughs left last night for
lake trip to Traverse City, Mich, which
they Will spend over a week
Mrs. L. II. Mattern and daughter
Louise, left last night for Lake Wa
wassee, where they will spend a weel
or ten days at the summer home o
Mayor Smiths family.
Mrs. Henry F. Lewis of Sheridan
avenue is entertaining her brother
Arthur Martin of Mexico.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Oakley of One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street, is spend
ing a few weeks in Michigan for tn
benefit of her health.
Mrs. Earl Morgan has returned iron
Aledo. Ill, where she was the guest o
her sister. Mrs Lemon.
Miss Ruth Dale, German instructor II
the high school last year. has beel
spending several days as the guest o
the Smiths at Wawasee.
Miss Judith Woodward has returne
to her home in Woodlawn after spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs 1
: H. Mattern.
Mrs. John Nyhoff of Gary was
Whiting visitor yesterday.
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BLACK OAK.

Miss Ethel Larson of Hobart Is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Even.
Mrs. John Graul is on the sick list.
Claud Griesel of Pullman and Chas
Bartell of Hammond are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Seeber-
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Buse and son George
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Math
Seberzger at Schererville.
Charles Woodbridge and Harry Both
we'll of Ross, spent Tuesday here fish
ing.
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her home on Park avenue but is bet
ter at present writing.
c. F. Eldred is giving his residence
coat of paint which greatly improves
its appearance.
Miss Hazel Living returned from En-
glewood where she spent Sunday with
her brother.
Miss Ida Nelson was in South Chi
cago Sunday.
Mrs. George Mills of Hegewisch has
been having a serious time with rheu-
matism:
Mrs. Claude Collins was in Chicago
shopping Tuesday.
T ]. Cullman was in Hammond Tues
day on business.
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HESSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dedelow spent Tues
day in Chicago.
Mrs. G. Grapp, who has been quite Ill
is improving greatly.
Mrs. ]. Shelton and family spent
Monday in East Chicago.
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Advertised Mail.

List of letters remaining at Crown
Point postofice for week ending July
rs: Henry Bruhn, 8, Tonic Grozioni,
J. He1ouche, L Herman, Mrs. Lena
Kinsbury, Alma Koch, Ora c. Kinne-
son, DR.. C. H. Smith, Nelly Paule Sact-
aneiy.
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MONON.

Mrs. Claude Wright and baby were
in Lafayette Monday.
Bert Leslie went to Idaville to visit
relatives Tuesday.
Mrs. r. ]. Grain and children and
Mrs. Orla Bousman, who have been
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. I. A.
Gary, have returntd to their home in
Logansport.
Monroe Given made a business trip to
Lafayette Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard butcher of Co
lumbia. Ga, are making a visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Winehart and
daughter. Dorothy. of Bloomington
Ill. came Tuesday for a short visit with
Mrs. Winehart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Burroughs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-29

Truth Is at variance with our
natures. but not so error; and for a
very simple reason. Truth requires us
TO recognize ourselves as limited, but
error flatters us with the belief that
in one way or another we are subject
to no bounds at all-Goethe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-29
HEGEWIsCH-BU RNHAM

Mrs. Greenburg and Mrs. Hass called
on friends in Burnham Monday even
ing.
Miss Truesdale of Hegewiseh called
on Mrs. Martin Carmody.
Mrs. Shaver has been quite i'll at
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Or Plural Name?

A western woman with the singular
name of Begin has just been granted
her fifth divorce. We should think
this ought to be at least the begin
ming of the end.-Philadelphi In
quirer.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

We want you to receive your
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and If you do not, we would be
pleased to have you write or
telephone us.
Telephone Hammond III.
Telephone East Chicago III.
Telephone Indiana HnrbOr III.
Telephone Whiting III.
Telephone South Chicago 2SS.
Telephone South Chicago $40.
Telephone Gary 1877.
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Monroe Given made a business trip to
Lafayette Monday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17
Prof Carnagey Brings Back
Proposal From Firm to
Introduce Method
Heard Fine Speeches in 81
Louis on Subject.
WILL LAY IDEA BEFORE BOARD

A reasonable proposition of the
American Manual Training associa-
ton TO install q special training sys-
TEN for boys of the seventh and
eighth grades at the High school will
be submitted to the school board at
its meeting by Superintendent Carna-
gey. who stated today that the prop
.osition was of such a nature he be-
.lieyed the board would undoubtedly
accept.
Professor Carnagey has just return
ed from ST. Louis, where he attended
a meeting of the Citizens League of
that city, which has under considera-
ton the establishment of manual
training and its benefits. The meet
ing was attended BY the school supe--
intendents of a number of cities and
il was while there that Professor Car
nagey met the manager of the asso-
citation, which owns copyrighted plans
for the manual training work. In or
der to get the movement started he
made a proposition to install a boys
department almost without cost to the
city and without any cost whatever
IL the school board is not satisfied af-
ter a reasonable trial.
The proposition is to have the board
equip a shop with work benches that
will accommodate 20 boys at time
the school board furnishing the bench
Is and tools. The association will
furnish without cost except for necos-
sary expenses. plans and specifications
by which any teacher may instruct
the boys IN the use Of tools and in
elementary mechanical drawing. Pro
fessor Carnagey Will ask the Alumni
association to cooperate in the move
ment and lend their aid in buying the
tools that will be needed.
During the 81. Louis meeting Prof.
Frank W. Gunsaulus, president of the
Armour Institute of Technology. and
c NJ. Woodward. a st. Louis million
airs. who is Interested in manual
training work. made interesting talks
enthusiastically in favor of educating
the whole boy rather than one-half.
]. b. Gilbert, school census taker
for the Fourth ward has made his re-
port. which shows that there are 254
more children of school age in THAI
ward this year than last. the total be-
ing ITO this year against GIG last
wear
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17
ELECTION CASES
DECIDED IN FAVOR
OF THE OFFICERS

Murray, Ky, April 17.-(SpeciaL)
Attorney ID. II. Hughes, of Padu-
cab, sitting AS special judge OF the cir
cult court yesterday. dismissed the
election fraud cases brought up from
Liberty precinct, after the evidence
had been orally heard, and dismissed
Moses Thornton and other officers
who were charged with wilfully re-
fuslng to count ten votes at the last
election for Robert Hart, Independent
candidate for representative. The
evidence in the case showed that the
parties voting the questioned ballots
Put their cross under both the Demo
cratic device of a "rooster" and the
independent device of hen" in
tending to vote for all the Democratic
ticket with the exception of the nomi-
nee for representative. Mr.. Hart was
the only name appearing under the
chen" device. Judge Hughes deeid-
ed that there was no evidence of q
wi,ful refusal to do their duty, the
officers returning the ballots marked
questioned" as is required by law
when controversy arises. The ques
toned ballots were counted for Hart
By the county canvasslng board.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17
Federal Court Will Bring Big
Crowd From Caldwell COun-
ty 10 Attend HollOwell Trial

Whether or not the state authori'
ties had in view the purpose of max
ing their temporary environment,
seem homelike to the Caldwell county
night riders, 1t is fact that the mel
charged with driving Robert Hollo-
well from his home near Princeton
will find soldiers here when they
come to Paducah next week to attend
federal court. And Paducah people
will witness an exhibition as near like
the real thing in the Black Patch as
Buffalo Bits show is like the rea
wild west.
The soldiers arrived yesterday, and
about fifty men. accused of whipping
Robert and Mary Hollowell. have en-
gagged rooms at the ST. Nicholas hote'
for next week. Federal court con
venes Monday and the case will bt
called probably two or three days
later. Somewhere between 100 and
$50 witnesses have been summoned
from Caldwell and Trlgg counties
Robert and Mary Hollowell charge
these men with whipping them. shoot
ing and wounding Mrs. Hollowell IN
the face, and attempting to burn theiI
pi operty. The IIollowells escaped to
Indiana and are now suing in the fed
eral court for damages.
II is only a coincidence that the al
legged night riders and the soldiers
will be here at the same time. Major
George Woodruff Albrecht, of the
Second regiment, who is in command
of the detachment in the Black Patch
and Captain Chapman. commissarl
of the Second regiment, of Hopkins
vile. arrived yesterday with a detach
ment and went on to Murray. They
are here again today and this Will b.
their headquarters for two weeks
They did not take all the soldiers
with them to Murray yesterday.
II IS a roundabout way from Hop
kinsville TO Murray, and little dan
gerous in an emergency. Troops eal
go back and forth to Murray from
Paducah by train or on horseback II
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17
Night Riders Captured With Masks
On Their Faces Trying to Escape
After Holding Up Tobacco Grower.
Sheriff and Posse of Mi!itiamen
Overtake Band and Four
Fail to Get Away and Are
Put i'm Jail.

Cynthlana, Ky, April IL. (Spe-
cali Sheriff Gregg and militia early
this morning captured VIII Brown,
Montgomery Niece, VIII Kenton and
Charlie Fowler, members OF the night
riding band which held up George
Haley, of Bracken county. as he was
on his way to Cynthiana with tobacco.
The holdup occurred before midnight
and word was brought to the city by
several farmers. The sheriff and his
posse started ont in pursuit and final
ly ran down the band. All escaped
except the four. and they were caught
without resistance. Two had masks
on when caught. They are IN jail
here.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17
GRAND JURY WILL
TAKE UP NOTICES
OF NIGHT RIDERS
Investigation in McCracken
County Begins Here To.
morrow.
Is Believed Some Indictments
Will be Returned.
LAWYER DENOUNCES CLIENT

Senders of night rider threats and
warnings will come in for attention
rom the McCracken county grand
Jury tomorrow, the Jail cases having
ibout all been disposed of by that
body The prosecuting officials are
not talking, but 1t is reasonably GER
.ain that indictments will result es-
pecially in the warnings sent Theo-
lore Luttrell as well as the negro
asses around Maxon Mills.
The Luttrell case will also come be-
ore the federal grand jury, which
reefs Monday. and If the secret serv-
&c men. TO whom the case was re-
erred, are ready to report something
sensational may develop.
The juries empanelled at this term
If court have exhibited little mercy
or highway robbers and the limit has
1een given in nearly every case that
las been tried whether the offenders
pleaded guilty or fought their cases.
Allie Morton, colored, who pleaded
guilty this morning to robbing Fos-
Ter Bates of SIS was given the limit
If 10 years without the jury retiring
20 their rooms. James Edwards, who
vas indicted for the same offense,
was given a continuance until the
lext term of court.
Didn't Think Much of His Client.
An attorney denouncing his own
lent was one of the unusual occur
'ences in circuit court today, and
anne from Judge II. T. Lightfoot,
who defended Charles. alias Chicago
Sadie" Carroll, for cutting Harvey
Buford, a negro. The defendants at
orney in the course of his speech
said his client had fallen so low he
ought to be punished on general prin-
iples. but he said the others impli-
'ated were just as bad as his client
md stated that a case of self-defense
rad been made out. Ass
Carroll got four years.
Harvey Buford, the prosecuting
witness, was sent to Jail for contempt
or not responding when his name
was called.
The negro gave as an excuse that
he was afraid to go to the court house
md Judge Reed said he would
'righten him some more by sending
him to jail until o'clock this after.
noon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-17
TWO WE'RE LOCKED
In VAULT OF BANK
BY THE ROBBERS

Chautauqua. Kan, April 1.-Two
men, one of whom is declared to have
been Henry Starr. an outlaw, held up
the Citizens State bank here today.
They rode into town and left their
horses in front of the bank and COW
cred c. r.. Walterhpuse with revol-
yers. They took all the money in
sight. after which they locked Wal
terhouse, the cashier, in the vault and
rode away before the alarm was given
T. II. Edwards. president of the
bank opened the vault. He found Del
Easley, business man, also locked
in with Walterhouse. Easley had en-
tered the bank shortly before the rob-
bers appeared.
One of the men was well known
about the town. Walterhouse and
Easley took the command to hold VI
their hands as n joke at first. The
robbers drew down the blinds, shut
ting off the street view. On the wa,
from the bank to the horses. one man
carried sack. Several citizens
spoke to one robber. whom they
knew. 1t is now said about $4,000 in
currency was taken.