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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-21

Summers and others
Mrs. D. W. Dupes Of Fir street is the
guest of friends in Chicago today.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ramsey have
announced their intention of making
their permanent home at the South Bay
hotel.
Mrs. Milo Nixon arrived last evening
from Nantucket, l. l., and will make
her home with her husband at the
South Bay hotel during the winter.
Miss Josephine Nixon of Adds ave-
nue. is the guest OF friends in Chicago
for a few days.
Baron and Mrs L. S. Van Westrum
will sail on Friday of next week for
Europe. where the baron will supervise
the erection of a large westrumite
plant in England.
Invitations are issued for a private
dancing party to be given at the South
Bay hotel next Saturday evenin.
Harry McGregor of Englewood will
visit friends in the Harbor over sun
day.
A. G. Lundquist has commenced the
erection of four-aat building on Ivy
street, near One Hundred and Thirty
eighth street. The building is to be a
yellow pressed brick front and will be
two stories in height.
J. W. Baird of East Chicago has re-
signed his position with the Harbor
division of the Electric Light company.
He has not yet decided upon his flu
ture work. although he intimates that
he will enter into a Harbor business
project.
The administrator in the estate of
John Ivan, who was killed several
weeks ago by piece of falling ma
chinery at the Inland Steel company's
plant. yesterday settled with the COM
pany for s475.
Miss Anna Palmgreen of Michigan
avenue is entertaining her father of
Irving Park this week.
Dr.. ]. A. Teegarden will spend Sun
| day with friends in Chicago.
F. H. Warner of Michigan avenue has
gone to Washington, D. c.. where he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-21

ADVERTISING MAKES MANY I'M
POSSIBLE THINGS POSSIBLE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-21

Lafayette. Ind. Nov. 21.-Lafayette
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-21
INDIANA HARBO.R.
Sermons Are Announced.

Rev. H P. Ivey will occupy the pull
PIT of the Harbor N. E. church tomor-
row at both morning and evening serv-
ices, addressing his audience on the
topics, The Questions of a Puzzled
Teacher and The New Humanity
In the evening the Womans' Home Mis-
sionary society will have charge OF
the services, the function begin the
first annual thank offering of the So
ciety. The choir has prepared sever
al new selections, in which they will
be assisted by their new director, w
J. Funkey and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Summers and others.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-21
HO0SIER RIVALS TO CLASH.

Indiana and Purdue to Play at
Lafayette.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
MARIN COUNTY REAL Estate

TERMS is CASH BALANCE $40 MONTH
TAMALPAIS- VALLEY
Acres at $3.50 and up within niles OF San
Francisco and convenient 70 the electric trains
Beautifully wooded. grand view OF mountain
and bay; roads and water 70 every lot: elec-
tric light and telephone service assured See
this property It's selling fast. Send for IL
lustrated booklet CRANST0N. BELvEL &
DWYER- 573 California ST.. 3. Z. Phone
Kearny 419S.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
LOST AND FoUND-Continued

LOST AND FoUND-continusd
500 reward for the recovery of the body Of
Parker John Ashford, drowned in the bay of
San Francisco August 81; he was dressed in n
Francisco
FOUND-Black and tan Amerlcan foxhound
Finder can have same by calling DR.
WALLER, Duboce apts-
LOST-A letter addressed to Mrs Charles Fries
enhausen. 2s76 Sacramento St, finder return
to above address; reward
LosT-,At ball grounds. Golden Gate park. purse
containing 1880. Reward. Return to 1856
o. -o.. o.
IS reward-Lost, green parrot Return to room
ls ferry h9ildine; and receive reward:
MEDICAL
ATTENTION. LADIES: 1923 MARKET ST.
THE woRI6 9E RENowMH9 81 y; MD9kE; sPEc1AL1sr
FOR LADIES ONLY.
word to the wise: Don't hesitate TO apply
My professional standing for 20 years prac-
tIce t. &c, Qualities my success in CASES OF PRI-
treated; no delays; have relieved thousands OF
most obstinate cases, as all cases have benefit
Of highest medical oW skill, Lrps
word to the wise Is sufficient.
FREE ADVICE,
Hours-9 a. m. TO p. M. and $50 to $3.50
AA-RoBERT G. FULTON, B. A., NJ D.
DIG 11th st. near Washington. Oakland
20 years ago graduated from old leading
nniyersities: since then / have TREATED
WOaIENS AILMENTS EXCLUSIVELY. 1t is
to your advantage to consult the most success
ful and trustworthy specialist. Advice free
Fees reasonable. Hours 10 a. N. to p. lp
Phone Oakland 545S.
DR.. ROBERT GREENLEAF FULTON.
DIG 1lth ST bet Washington and Clay, Oakland.
A-DR. F. GIBSON, 143s Ellis near Webster.
RelsSe ae ssst east fe9 Of Wilmer E191e nlv
IADIEsGI p PosIT1eEIY 81 7. L Ia GUARANTEE II 3 to
cure s1N al III femals s Complaints la THE MOST Or
are SAFE. SURE AND PAINLESS. RELIEF
GUARANTEED OR NO FEE. Advice free.
Fees low. Private sanatorium If desired.
LADIES ARE INVITED to consult. free OF
charge. regular graduate physician of %
experience erie whose practice Is limited n-i to
DR.. AND MRS. c.. A. MASON.
Rooms go and 221. $50 Market st. ear Ellis
AIRS. Dr.. Maxwell, reliable ladies' specialist
for all female complaints; instant relief guar
anteed; 80 years successful practice; the most
- obstinate cases relieved when all others fall
1924 Webster ST. near Geary. Hours 1o-5
DR.. ALLAN, the oldest specialist for women, has
opened an ethical office at his home, 61S Oak
ST. east Of Fillmore; ladies will find absolute
privacy and treatment that will be in all ways
satisfactory. Fees as low as So
ladies', specialist for many years; all cases sue
cessfully treated; no pain: no delay from homes
low fees; hours to 8. Z to p. M
WILL take any lady during confinement: best of
care; children adopted. Harrison Hospital
14l2 Goss St. West Oakland. near Wood St
DIR. G. c. O'Donnell, renowned female specialist.
aI2 Devisadero bet .McAllister and &C. av
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED or first class paint or kindred
line statesmen to sell to dealers Roof Leak"
lrade mark; the best advertised and most
durable liquid protection for roof possible to
make samples of variety of the most at
tractiye novelty advertising which will do all
the talking are the only samples needed; well
known by dealers; bonus on first orders to new
dealers will pay your travelling expenses;
afterward commission on all business origi-
mated by you; average sale about $50; tie
most meritorious material and cleanest cut
Chicago. I'LL
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
FOR sALE-AiisceIlaneous

FOR SALE-Misceilaneous
WE want your PIPE BUSINESS and will do
everything within reason to get the same.
The pipe market is demoralized at this time
and prices away down
All our pipe has new threads and couplings
and is dipped in asphalt paint.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE PLACING
YOUR ORDER.
81. S. WHITE MACHINERY COMPANY, INC,
Corner 9th and Bryant Sts.,
San Erancisco al
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
MALE HELP MANUFACTURERS


AT C9STIGAN & co.'s, and Fell st.
Phone Market 2099.
Derrick engineer. $3.50 day, close by; sand
wagon teamsters, $3.50 day, city; 10 labor
ers, city board self, S1.75 day; young man
TOT wholesale commission house. $40 month;
ess Gamblers, good wages, steady .job Jani-
tor, clean office, hours work $25 month;
camp blacksmith, $50 month and found, city,
Ior large manufacturing company; 25 labor
ers, city, $1.15 day, board camp, S5 week; 20
teamsters SOUTH $50 month, r. r. work
close by.
solderers $3.50 to s2.75 day. for oil tanks.
city.
FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Tel. Market 737.
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
HOWARD AND STH. SAN FRANCISCO.
ALSO 4TH AND J, SACRAMENTO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NiC5L1 5LL1 EURNISHED SINGLE ROOMS. zoe
PER NIGHT 81 PER WEEK AND UP.
BOARD AND ROOMS, 81 PER WEEK
AND CHEAPER.
CLEAN BEDS, 1Sc.
READING ROOM. BAGGAGE ROOM.
CALL AND SEE Us.
PAPER HANGERS
<AT MASTER PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
PIECE WORK SCALE, OR AT 81 PER EIGHT
HOUR DAY.
PAINTERS
AT So PER EIGHT HOUR DAY.
r,,Sr STEADY y AND ABUNDANT OPEN SHOP
DIATELY.
SCHwARTz-EUsTIsC CO.. LTD,
$50 BARONNE ST,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT

DIR. A. B. PIERCE. only licensed ladies' special
ist our treatment is pleasant, safe and sure.
Don't trust your health to dangerous drugs or
even more dangerous operations. We have the
largest practice because we give the most salts
factory results at the most reasonable rates.
Sundays / to g.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
MINING OIL LANDS

JOIN RUSH to new oil fields: new wells omen
up vast territory; lands sold or leased in
Devils Den or "Coalinga fields; one we'll
on each 16O acres sold or leased guaranteed
with instruments
IS 1000 for whole. $500 = interest general
merchandise going exclusively into mining AMI
oil business Write CHARLES SHARP owner
Hanford, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04
WANTED SHOE SALESMAN.
EMPORIUM.

ANDRES. 544 Franklin-Butler, $40; all around
pantryman for hotel. $40; waiter for helps
hall, S35; second butler, $35; kitchen hand,
country, $25; couple for a ranch. $50 dish
washer, institution. s20 and a lot of Others.
Oakland office. 957 Franklin.
CLEAN men wanted to live at 6lo Eddy ST.:
homelike: 26c night.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-04

WANTED-Agents; live, hustling. real estate
men TO sell San Joaquin valley lands. with
water right. subdivided In 20 acres and up; to
good men liberal commission. Address box
NJ. Palo Alto Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
Unmatched
Qualities at
Our Special
Prices

100 Fringed Table Cloths, in two sizes
So and $40 pure white and col
ored borders, we'll worth $l.25-
Tuesday, each ......... 500
so dozen high grade Towels, hemmed,
hucks and satin damask, we'll worth
so dozen extra fine hemstitched hucks
and snow white Jumbo" size ori-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
House Slipper Day in the
Shoe Department

Displayed on the bargain tables
Tuesday will be many lines of
these serviceable Slippers, and
every pair sold at decided saw
ing.
Mems 75c house Slippers, sizes 6
to IL, three distinct styles, per
pair 2QH
Mems $3.50 and $1.25 House Slip
pers, in tan and black, every size,
Tuesday, pair ..,.... 75G
Women's So house Slippers; these
are odd lots and broken sizes; If
your size is here, buy them Soc
Women's red and black de Orsay
house slippers, Kid lined, shaped like
a mans slipper, $500 values S1.3s
Women's S400 patent leather pumps,
with Cuban heels, hand turned soles,
trimmed with small pearl buckles,
Tuesday, pair ............... III 30
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
SCHOOL TEACHER GENEROUS
Offers to Give BOY who Finds Her
Purse All of Its COn-
tents.

Miss Clara Cooper, school teacher. lost
handbag containing "a in bills and 10 cents.
together with some other articles valuable
to her. William Nelson, newsboy. found
the handbag and returned it to the police.
do you think" inquired the young
woman OF Desk Sergeant Patsy Havey,
that it will be enough If give the boy
tho 81 for his honestly"
Mr.. Havey gave it as his opinion that the
n would be more than enough.
which shows the difference between a
woman who works for a salary and some
rich men," says Sergeant Havey, who is
considerable Of a philosopher. Lots Of
ren would have given the boy the 10 cents,
that's what they'd have done"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
FIRST WOOL CLIP RECEIVED
Ak-sar-Ben Costs Wool Stored by
King in Warehouse.
GOVERNORS SEND GREETING
Hope Muck-a-ATucl May Become Mas
cot for New Bnterprise which
Means Mach TO omaha
ana the West.

EnouRht warehouse capacity OF the
Omaha Wool and Storage company had &c
be arranged early Monday morning to &C
commodate the first consignment OF WOOL
forwarded By Charles II. Pickens for the
board OF Ak-sar-Ben governors.
This clip was from the goat of the King
which was sheared in the royal goat pens
ct the midnight hour. half way between
Sunday and Monday, when the clock struck
twelve and then stopped with boom ike
the gathering of the thirteenth sound within
the bell. The keen knives began to cut
through the wool, there was "bah-oah'
from Muck a. Muck, and the coat slipped
off like one garment. finer than the fleece
from the sheep of Lock Etive or the
secured flsecas from Melbourne.
with the wool Of MuclS-a-Muck, came the
following letter from Mr.. Pickens;
Friend King: Enclosed find the first con-
eignmsnt for storage in your new ware.
house. which is a clip from the knights OF
Ak-Sar-B Ben goat, and we trust the SAME
win prove a mascot 70 the enIerpp,se pr e,iv 10
CHARLES II. PICKBNS,
For the Governors.
Warehouse certificates we're Immediately
issued by Mr.. King, and the wool bottled
in bond" In a letter replying to Mr.
PlckenS, concerning inc Siee' N'P
Muck-a- Muck, President King informed the
governors, that should the money be needed,
any Omaha bank would be glad to loan an
amount up to 60 per cent Of the value OF
the wool accepting the certified warehouse
certificate as collateral.
But Samson showed a book account
which proved that no money would have to
be borrowed on the fleece OF the Ak-Sar-
Ben goat. The certificate will be framed
in hand-tooled. unfinished, poplar wood
filched from bill board from which Muck
a-Muck secured the paper which produced
the fine bark removed from his fat and
well-proportioned body.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
MONEY BAG IS EXHAUSTED
That IL the Talk One Fellow Puts Up
and Police Judge Dis
charges Him.

= had s26b0 when got into town a week
ago from Kansas, but It has been ex-
hausted," James Burns told Police Judge
Crawford Monday morning in answering a
charge Of vagrancy.
''It has been what7" demanded the court
Exhausted" repeated Burns.
A light broke over the face of the Judge
and OF the spectators who had heard the
word.
Exhausted. eh?' murmured Judge Craw-
ford as ne slowly wrote the word dis
charged" on the complaint. well, we'll,
80 that's what happens to money? l often
wondered what happened to mine. see
now; it's exhausted"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

is advantageous" he said. 'In Boston the
warehouses are inconveniently located and
drayage charge or some 10 cents per hun
dred pounds is made for hauling wool from
the tracks to the warehouses"
In discussing the situation with Manager
l. l.. Klngi it developed that most of the
wool growers who are borrowing money
in Wyoming are paying 10 per cent inter-
est. while the Omaha banks offer to finance
the growers at per cent Insurance rates
in Omaha were also shown to be lower
than in Boston, while it is almost impos-
sible to secure any insurance on wool
stored at stations in Wyoming.
Destined to BE Great Market.
There is no doubt in my mind but
Omaha will become, a great wool market
If the growers ship here" said Governor
Brooks. I'VE can never tell what these
enterprise will develop. The buyers will
be forced to come to Omaha, and in all
probability factories will be located at or
near Omaha.
Sales days are a favo1tte way OF dis
posing of the wool, and after election such
auctions might be inaugurated in Omaha,
| which would be attended by both growers
and buyers.
THE idea / would leave with you is tc
carry the news of what Omaha is doine
and will be able to do for the growers
and carry it to them personally. 1t is hard
to reach them in other ways because the
east has solicitors on the field who will
lose no opportunity to discourage tn,
Omaha enterprise"
Governor Brooks said he would not b,
ready to clip his wool until the first weel
| in June, but there is a large amount o.
wool now clipped and piled on the grounC
in Wyoming. The Omaha market is read,
at any time the rate will permit to re
| ceive IL.
Charles II. King president of the Omaht
company, has gone to Wyoming to NEE
growers and care for the business at tha
end of the line system will probably b,
inaugurated which will enable the grower
to get something on their wool as soon a
It is loaded in the cars, thus enabling then
to meet pressing obligations such as nav
ment of shearers and small bills.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
Tuesdays Domestic Specials


Cotton
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
PLAN TO HOLD IS NOW GENERAL


Movement Started by Wyoming Grow
era and Omaha Capitalists Spreads.
Reports from the eastern wool markets
show that the movement started by Wyo-
ming wool growers and Omaha capitalists
to hold the 1908 clip for better prices is be-
coming general throughout the country and
shipments to the east during the week end
ing May 10 were about half what they were
during a corresponding week last year.
Wool growers believe the small shipments
are entirely due to the low prices offered
by buyers and the determination of pro-
ducers TO store their wool in warehouses
and wait for fairer treatment
Shipments TO Boston so far this year ag-
gregate 51,751, ,2Ss pounds, as against 1O6,-
462, sos pounds during the same period last
year.
For the week ending May 10 the ship
ments to Boston were 10 pounds less
than during the corresponding week last
year.
An authoritative statement received by
the Omaha storage company says that
buying OF the new clip of the west Is said
to have entirely stopped. From Wyoming
about 10000 pounds have been consigned
to Boston and $4,000 pounds to Philadelphia
on advances of from Z to cents per
pound"
Sales for the week ending Tuesday, May
r. as reported amounted TO 2,305, 900 pounds
of domestic and $4,000 pounds of foreign
wool. as against 100000 for the correspond
ing week year ago.
The weeks business as estimated by the
New York Commercial, with prices, follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
: Xss. wlnsluws Soutnsne Eyrup

ii sSS psa y s9S STsE 9Ca s Hk
sooTHEs ths dHii.D' 'soiFTE ENst st6sa6Ms' '1IILYs
all P!AIEi gURES WIND CoIIq, ana ig the beat
part Of the world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins.
ley's seSthing syrqpss, aud take no Other kind
Food nd Drugs Act, June e0lh- l9o6 Serial SumbsI
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
Continuation Of the Sale
of Muslin Underwear

A wonderfully large variety of nice
Iy made, new, fresh, crisp gar
ments, divided into three lots and
priced as you have never seen them
priced before:
Lot 1-Includes drawers of excellent
quality of muslin, In all sizes. made
and finished in the best possible
manner, and trimmed with tucks and
deep hem, all are splendid values
at 25c and 30c--bargain tables, at,
pair =. LOG
Lot 2-Includes drawers and corset
covers. beautiful snowy garments,
nicely trimmed with lace or EN-
broidery insertion, worth in the reg
ular way upward to $50, on bargain
tables. Tuesday. at.each. ....... 19c
Lot 3-Includes drawers, corset COW
ers, gowns, short skirts; in this as
sortment you viii find garments
that are actually worth 75c are well
made and finished as any of our
higher priced garments, all are at
tractively trimmed and on sale Tues
DAY, at .......s......... $50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
Standard Wash Goods at Half Price


lines regular l21 15 lSo Gnghams Madras
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
no DissoIye the union

OF stomach, liver and kidney troubles and
cure biliousness and malaria, take Electric
Bitters. Guaranteed. 50c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
White Goods and Linen Day
UuequsIed
ASSonimenfS
i'm all Lines.
Come early
.HAYDENs
the RELIABLE STORE

entail bath towel, good value at SOC,
Tuesday, each .s........ 49,. .l1G
25 pieces high grade white goods, IN
dotted swisses and other fine sheer
material, good value at 39c, Tuesday.
per yard -. <fDG
2b pieces checked nainsooks. striped
lawns, figured and floral designs,
regular 25c grade, Tuesday, at, per
yard ........... ~.s......lSMG g
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

Announcements, wedding stationery and
calling cards. blank book and magazine
binding. Phone Doug. 1904. A. 1. Root, Inc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
BROOKS FOR OMAHA ON WOOL
Wyoming Governor Says City is Des-
tined to Be Great Market.
Co-oPERATEs WITH MOVE HERE
Asserts Eastern Buyers Are Imposing q
on Western Growers by the
Prices They Are Hold
Ing Out.

Bryant B. Brooks, governor OF wyoming
spent several hours in Omaha Monday, en-
route to Cheyenne from Washington where
he attended the White House conference
of governors and captains of industry and
commerce, to discuss the conservation of
natural resources.
The governor of Wyoming, owner of the
great Brooks ranch east Of Casper. went
almost directly TO the office Of Charles II.
King. president of the Omaha Wool and
Warehouse company, TO inquire about the
progress Of the storage plant, rates Of
storage, loans and advances on wool.
There is no doubt in my mind but the
eastern buyers are taking advantage Of the
wool growers Of the west and the situation
which exists this year by offering l2 to
II cents per pound for wool when it is
worth from 50 to 90 cents secured today"
was the significant statement of Governor
Brooks.
"But the wool growers of the west must
have money on their clip Most OF them
are hard-up.' as We say out there. The
small banks of the state and the stores
are carrying the wool men and have been
for some little time. They want their
money and the banks and stores would
rather see the growers sell for few cents
]
through the long period necessary when the
wool is shipped to eastern houses on con-
signment. Many of the growers. are in
debt, because they bought many sheep last
year. Everything looked beautiful and they
went in debt at the banks for enlarging
their flocks.
What omaha Must Do.
Now what Omaha must do is 70 arrange
to determine the worth of the wool and
show the growers just what they can gel
on 1t from the banks in Omaha to relieve
the small banks and stores in Wyoming
The governor was much gratified to learr
that 1t WOULD be possible to secure a loar
OF n.OoO.Oo or 100000 from the banks Of
Omaha on wool certificates. as soon as Il
was in the warehouses ana the Insurance.
issued.
''Ths location OF the warehouse In omahs
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-29
The Limit of federation.

A convention of the republican party of the state
of Idaho is to be held in Boise next week that will
in sense be convention of the representatives
of that party. 1t will be gathering packed in
the interest of a compact made at the republican
state convention of two years ago and it will recog
nize of the principles enunciated by the con-
vention of two years ago.
1t was then declared that certain radical reforms
must be carried out by the ma jorty party of the
state and an important part of the reform work
demanded the enactment of a direct primary
election law. The requirements of the convention
of two years ago dishonored by the party,
which is now to assemble in the presence of broken
pledges and confront the shame inflicted upon it
through the tyranny of the machine.
But the convention that is to do the business of
the party next week will give outward sign of
a reprovng conscience Within for its membership
has been carefully selected and it will be of invu-