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ATTEMPT TO HI
BANK At NUl
Scheme Is Frustrated i.
Pearanee of Marsha
Sam White.
ONE BURGLAR ARRESrp,
But OTHER GETS
Man in Custody Admits M
and Companion Plap,.
job. +

One o. the boldest at,o,,n,
bank which has come TO the no,,s'
authorities in a long time W.
tempt made by two men s,.
midnight Saturday at Mpr-us
man giving the name OF NJ
arrested while In the ari :, alf1
rear door TO the Murrav si1
An accomplice mAie a alal,
escaped. 1iDs a
Everything had been cars,u,,s
and but for the appearancs
Marshal sam Whlttic wouS W
have been successful s,eo) uo)
brought 10 ;his city YESTERDAY d,e,,S.i ,
Sheriff Joe Sharp and Inc,sz
county jail. He vii! nrob. ~ "
raigned this morning on tba
attempted burglary. wv -
shortly before midnight D..
Deputy Sheriff white, Will, -
his oeat. went 10 the raa, ~
which is located on State s,r
20 try the door, lie WAS snr,.ia
two men In q erouchlng yD'sa nl''s'
tempting to force the door r
revolver he commanded the u
up their hands, and Steysrs
while his companion tool n ~.
made good his escape @ s,s
locked up, and when sean,hsT
70 have a check on Walker ~
OF thls city Tor $50, How ne csns
ne ne .S reiesed 70 state. aud The ess<
Fixed for the JOB,
At the tine OF his arres, -.
q blanket which was rlllsS III;
plcte set OF burglars tools ~. -.
sacks ot canvas. the size a. an.
flour sacks. giant caps and iurs
soap and candles. The equIDn.''
complete In every detail.
Stevens told the officer thai. s.
years ot age. although he loss.
younger. He said he was bonn i
and came 70 Murray from o.
week ago, lie was hard I'm a5s
OF funds, be added. and ne ara "A.
panion formed the plan 10 roh y.
believing they would make a hss7.
and then skip 20 the coast. roirs
terent directions. They had -,
sidering the idea Of robbInc 4
Tor . week and selected Sa,ur5ay
the best time, III view OF ths r..
II was dark and but very fez
We're about. They had failed "A
that the streets were patrolled h.
and this accounted for the n
the plan and the arreat OF Slsu-
The authorities heve good r.
of the escaped man, ard are ctft,
be will DC captured within tVs,
hours. Stevens proposes 10 DO ap
TO appreherd the man. and vii, E
edly make n good witness asai,'
IL is understood his companion 4,
hand at cracking bank Yaulta
the one who instlgated the atfe1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-26
WOMAN AUXILIARY
ANNOUNCES MEETINGS

The Woman IS Auxiliary of the
American party will meet in
regular monthly session at 9
O'Clock Monday afternoon at tho
homo Of Mrs. j. II. Witbeck.
570 East Eleventh South street
A full attendance OF menLsTs
is desired, as business Of impor-
tance relative TO registration
and other matters pertaining to
the campaign will come up.
Frank r. Christensen will ad-
dress the meeting, and finc mu-
steal programme will be ron
dered. Miss JOY Witbcck will
recite and refreshments will be
served A cordial invitation is
extended to all ladies interested
IN the work of the American
party to be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-26
LAURELHURST
GREATER SALT LAKE CITY

Are YOU going to wait nntil TOO late
to get ono of those beautiful acre.lots
IN IN Lanrelburstl Between nth and 18th
That s where Won will want In live
in the next few years Even now there
is five-cent trolley fare, within walk.
ing distance.
If you don e know about Laurolhurst
find out abott it ut once. You cannot
afford TO miss this opportunity. CsI
or telephone.
CHANDLER s soULES COMPANY.
Snite 404 Atlas Block
Phones. Bell 2159; Ind l67.
Tao uyboo
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Be sure that you register on Tuesday.
Unless you are registered you can
not vote. There are only two more
days for registration, Tuesday and
Wednesday. See that your name is on
the list,
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Be sure that you register on Tuesday
Unless you arc registered you can
not vote. There are only two more
days for registration, Tuesday and
Wednesday. See that your name is on
the list.
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Be sure that you register ON Tuesday
Unless you are registered Won can
not vote. There arc o,lly two more
days for registration, Tuesday and
"Wednesday, See that your name is on
the list. :" w
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Be sure that you register on Tuesday.
Unless you are registered you can
not vote. There are only two more
days for registration. Tuesday and
Wednesday. See that your name Is on
the list
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Christensen & Christensen, ATTORNEYS
and counselors at law, have returned
70 their former offices in the Romney
block, 212 South Main street.
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Ladies' Interested In

Perfect fitting garments, hass ,
eut TO yonr measure. Sad
guaranteed. Instructions givss
cutting. Mrs. Peacock, Hanr:
l22 West Fourth South.
Tar 1rhn7 Nnn
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Design and Applied Arts.

Miss Coral Evans, recently of the St.
Louis School Of Fine Arts, will open
dents in design and applied arts Ap-
ply 416 East First South. Phone 1857.
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO Il DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed IN
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed.
iLg or Protruding Piles in 6 TO ii davs
or money refunded. soc.
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DR.. Alice Houghton has moved her
ofico to Room 35. Mercantile Block.
over Walkers store.
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q a private safe may be rented IN M.
Ie Hre and burglar.proof vaults NJ me me
Sait ga Lake Security and Trust cornn,a.
'S-Sa Main street, $3.50 per wear
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Tag wbo7 You.
Typewriter Supplies Special

One ribbon for any machine, one doz.
en- notebooks, bottle typewriter oil, oil
can, one eraser, one stenoprapher "a
pencil. all for one dollar. this week only,
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. Either
phone 430.
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EXPERT KODAK .rINIsg1o,a

Harry Shipler,. Commercial pboto,,
rapher, l5l South Main. second f1oor
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Oct OUT prIce INST on M oroin and
poultry supplies. Foeeler g seed store
Fewhouse and Boston Buildings.
Partitions now being placed. Parties
desiring space can have partitions
placed TO suit their demands If s-.
ranged before November 10. Apnl;Ss.
Mons received by B. B. Hall, agent
botn ph'ues 4l5. COS Dooly.
Now Is the best time to pIan4 h,,,
elnths, tulips, crocus, dafodills AZ
Nogeler seed store. At
Century Printing Co.,
Salt Lakes. Printers, l65.l67 Sontb
west Temple. Best work at f.ir
prices. AdF
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Christensen & Christensen,
and counselors at law, have I'
their former offices In toe
block, 212 South Main street
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Four Kinds

There is Good Printing; Better Print
1ngi Best Printing, and Tribune. Re
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Tag who7 You.
Dancing at Kennedy's.

Monday, Academy's social; Tuesday,
the. Owls social: Thursday. Academy's
social; Friday, Woodbine 3 ball; Satur.
day, Academy's masque ball.
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Hyacinths, tulips. Chinese lilies and
other bulbs. Vogeler IS Seed Store.
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Piano Hauling Specialists.
Clayton~Daynes Music Co., l09.1la
Main st. Both phones l54.
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BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co

Tho largest retail stationery store -
Utah. 90 West Second South III
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He is greatest who gives most Of him.
self 10 men.
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ANOTHER PIONEER Is
CALLED TO OTHER SIDE

Hiram Iiil. n pioneer OF Utah. died at
his home In Erda, Toocle county, last
Wednesday.
The body was brought 10 this city and
uhe funeral occurred at the Mill Creek
meeting house Saturday Remarks were
made by Bishop Hamilton OF Mill Creek
ward K. ~ Drouley and others
The interment was In Mil Greek ceme-
tery. Mr. Hill leaves a family, a wife
and four children.
Tag who? You.
Pictures and Frames.
Midglcy- -Bodel Co., SO Z. 1st South,
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Be sure that you register On
Unless you are regl5terea y
not vote. There are only y
days for registration, Tues
Wednesday, See that your ~
the list.
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American Federation el;,cI, el I
are one OF you, The swan, nav,
North America. or . Z. nc,ol
our ball, the evening Oh
Odeou hall,
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Tony Arnold Carriage
Day and night. Bell Main =
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A good time for all.
The Switchmen's IS ball,
October 81, Odeon hall
That IS all.
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Tag who7 You'

The Bismarck Bowling .rd 4
been entirely renovated
OPEN
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High Grade Wall Papers.
MidgleyBodel Co, IS E. lst South.
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john Farrington's Stable.
Carriages and light livery. Phone e7a
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Kodak Finishins.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co..
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Piano Tuning.
Clayton-Daynes Music Co. Three ex.
perts; regular prices. 109-11s Main.
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Tag who7 You!

Picture Framing.
Good work at moderate pnoe
ley Bodel Co, SO +. lst SouIa-
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McCoy's Stables
Carriages and light Livery.
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Picture Framing /.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Cd-
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Tag who's You'll
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Tag who2 You,

Get our price first on orai, AND
poultry supplies. Eo0eler'e seed sto,a
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ARE YOU HUNGRY?
f1ne food and service ct the Ro
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Think II over, young MorTnons. Think
1t over. You are rated by the Smiths
just as flock master values his sheen.
one hundred fine breeding rams. kept in
q pen to themselves. fed well and valued
highly; five thousand good range sheen
each producing fleece worth 81 every
year; one thousand sick sheep worth
nothing either for wool or rnljtton-Iet
them die on the desert Where does the
moneyless man stand with the Smiths ;?
Think IL over, young Mormons, think II
over.
YOUNG; MORMON
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Pictures and

lCIuI6b anu IdIucB,
Midglcy- -Bodel Co., SO Z. 1st South,
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an accounting' Why should not the
books of the county be thrown open ;
If there has been fraud committed If
there have been defaications covered
up. if there has been graft. let ms
know why. The election Of the Ameri.
can ticket will give the opportunity.
There is q great number of saints lust
like me. We are Republicans, but we
vote the American ticket and will pusb
down the markers also for Taft. -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-10
TOOTH DOCTORS
ATTEND CONVENTION
Many Lake County Dentists
Attend Meeting at
Fort Wayne.
DR.. OINW|DDIE IS ELECTED
Goshen Is Chosen as Next Meeting
Place for the Annual
Dental Gathering.

There was representative attend
nual convention of Northern Indiana
dentists at Fort Wayne. Hammond
was represented by DIR. G. L. Smith,
DR.. Sam Bell and Dr. Robert r. Gillis.
Hobart was represented by DR.. c. T.
Kenward and Lowell was represented
by DIR. J. A. Dinwiddie who was elect
ed vice president of the society.
Closes Its Session.
The annual convention of the North
lied in Fort Wayne twenty years ago
lied in Fort Wayne twoney years ago.
closed its session there yesterday.
The dentists were welcomed by City
Attorney Guy Colerick on behalf of
the city and the response was made
by DIR. +. r.. Henshaw. of Middle town,
DR.. NJ. A. Mason, of this city delivered
the opening address Reports were
made by DR.. j. A. Dinwiddie, secre-
tary, of Lowell; DR.. w. r. Meeker, of
Peru. treasurer, and DR. NJ. A. Payne,
of Wabash, supervisor of clinics
Goshen was selected as the place of
meeting next year. Officers were elect
ed as follows: President, DR.. r. w.
Meeker Peru; vice-president, DIR. J. A.
Dinwiddie. Lowell; secretary. DIR w. I.
Vallette. Goshen; treasurer, d. j. F.
Peterson, Milford; supervisor of clinics,
DR.. ]. A. Stage. Goshen.
Crown Point Man Reads Paper.
The afternoon session was taken up
by papers by DR.. X. E. Hatch, DR.. C.
A. Nixon. DR. George B Corbet, of North
udson; DR. l.. A. Salisbury. Crown
Point; DR.. Kirk, Kokomo; DIR. c. F.
Shideler, South Bend, and DR.. f. M
Boxer of Logansport Last night there
was joint meeting of the dentists and
of the Allen County Medical Society
when papers were read by DR.. w. D.
Calvin and DR.. George f. Johnson
both of Fort Wayne.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-10
OBITVARY.

Death of William Krause of sum
mer street occurred Sept of typhoid
fever. He was II years and five
months old. He united with the Chris
tan church in September, 1905, and
had lived a pure Christian life until
God called him to better home above
He was a boy that was dearly loved
by his pastor and Sunday school teach
err and all that knew him. He had
life that would be an example for all
to follow He was laid to rest IN
Greenwood cemetery beside his Uncle
Bert Krause, who preceded him to the
better world. Mr. and Mrs. krause
have the sympathy of large circle
of friends in the time of their be-
reavement Those from out of town
who attended the funeral were his
grand parents. MIR. and Mrs oswalt
schmidt from Monterey. Ind; George
Krause, Chicago. Andrew Schmidt
Monterey; Jennie Krause, Chicago;
Melissa Marden. Rochester; Clumsy
MeCormac. Argos; Fannie Mclaughlin
and two children. ore Huntington and
children, Ad KrauSe, Ora Krause, Chi
eago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-10
WELCOME PRINCESS
Hammond to Entertain in
Honor of Princess
Wa-ta- Wsao.

Hammond will welcome a real Indian
princess, ,Wa-Ta-Waso by name, next
Sunday when she will come with the
play, las Told IN the Hills" which will
be at the Towle opera house for the
next Sunday matinee.
Princess Wah-Ta- Waso is a daugn-
ter of Red Jacket, the famous Iro-
quois chief of the six nations, and is
said to be an Indian beauty. She will
be at the Hotel Majestic where many
of the society women of the city will
call and see her appear in some of the
strange Indian costumes which she has
in her wardrobe.
Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald is one of the
hostesses at a box party which will be
given to number of friends on one
of the nights of the appearance OF
Princess Wah-T Ia Waso in LAS Told in
the Hills
The play itself is said to be one OF
the best attractions on the road, and
while it Is slightly melodramatic. it is
not of the offensive melodrama Man
ager Nye is fortunate in securing the
attracting and the people of the Calu-
met region win not miss their oppor-
tunity to see the show
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-10
LODGE WORK

The Maccabees of the World of Lake
county may combine for a silver jubi-
lee celebration on Sept 10. Plans for
the event are still in the formative
state and may not materialize at all,
but it will come up for discussion in
all the tents of the county at their
next regular meeting. The Hammond
tent took the matter up yesterday even
fer with the other committees that may
be appointed over the county
The Degree team of sthe Knights of
Pythias travels to Crown Point this
evening where the third rank will be
conferred upon two members. The trip
back and forth viii be made on the
Erie trains.
The big night in Lake County X. of
P. circles, will come next Wednesday
when the local K. of p will travel to
Gary in company with lodge brethren
from all over the county and members
from Chicago. Twenty candidates will
be initiated during the evening and
preparations are being made to enter
tain many hundred visitors.
The Elks hold a regular meeting
this evening. There is nothing of par
ticular Importance tonight, but another
meeting two may bring about prep
arations for a social entertainment for
the lodge members.
The Owls hold a regular meeting this
evening and may possibly initiate a
number of candidates. 1t was only last
Sunday that the Owls held a very sue
cessful picnic at KindePs grove The
event was successful socially as well as
financially.
Next Saturday is the big day for he
Woodmen of Lake county. A logrolling
will be held at Crown Point and prepa-
rations have been made to entertain
a large number of Woodman and theil
friends. The affair will be in charge
of the Lake County Log Rolling Asso-
citation, which has been formed pur-
posely for this day. 1t is composed OF
committees from the various tents over
the countyq.
The Eagles held meeting last night
and initiated several candidates during
the evening. The enjoyable work was
followed by a smoker
Things are livening up again in Ma
sonic circles The Chapter met last
night and held an interes ting session
and the Blue Lodge will meet Friday
night. Two candidates will in all prob
ability be initiated during this session
1t is more than probable that the Com
mandery will meet on next Monday
evening. although this is not the regu.
lar meeting night.
The regular meeting of the Knight.
of Columbus is still week and a he'll
/ axU will ba
sumed on the first week in October.
| Calumet and Moltke J. o. o. F
Lodges hold their regular weekly meet
ings tonight and tomorrow night re
spectively.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-10
ENGAGEMENr MS ANNOUNCED.

Information was received in Ham
mond today that Mr. John r. Thomp-
son, formerly of the Fitzhugh- Luther
Locomotive works in this city, and Miss
Hattie Felkner of this city are engaged
to be married.
This came as a great surprise to
many friends of the young couple in
Hammond who had not the slightest
inkling that the we'll known young
people were betrothed. Miss Hattie
Felkner is the daughter of Mrs. Belle
Felkner, who has been he teacher in
drawing in the local schools for some
time Mr.. John r. Thompson is a
member of the University club of Ham
mond and is prominent in local Masonic
circles.
Mr. Thompson recently went to Ole
vein. Ia, where he has a position as
master mechanic of the Great Western
railroad Mr.. Thompson and Miss
Felkner will probably make their fut-
ure home in Olewein.
Mr. Thompson recently made a trip
to Cincinnati, where he spent Sunday
and Labor day and the announcement
of his engagement was made shortly
afterwards.
Inc Olty ICsISt % Inc
friends of the popular and we'll known
couple is the fact that they Will not
make this city their place of residence.
The wedding will probably take place
in Hammond this winter. Miss Felkner
came to Hammond from Eau Claire.
Wis, and entered the senior class of
the Hammond high school from which
she graduated in 1906
She is attending an art school in Gin
cinnati, O., and is making her home
with her aunt Mrs. Green, while there.
During Miss Felkner's stay in Ham
mond she was very popular with the
younger society set.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-10
Pianos at Discount of 90 to 40 Per
Cent

When Lyon & Healy of Chicago
bought for cash the entire retail stocks
of three leading Chicago piano houses.
viz: The Thompson Music Co, the
Healy Music Co, and the f. G.. Thearle
Co., the entire piano trade of the
United States wondered what Lyon &
Hea1y could do with such a vast col
lection of fine instruments in addition
to their own big stock, for these are
no cheap factory pianos, but pianos of
makes of the highest reputation.
What Lyon & Healy have done is to
mark all these pianos. and there are
hundreds of them, at a discount of 20
TO 40 per cent. The response upon the
part of the public is marvellous.
If you know the names of good
standard makes of pianos and the
prices always paid. you will need no
second invitation to write to Lyon &
Healy, Wabash avenue and Adams
street Chicago. for lists and terms.
For you can secure a genuine $500
upright for $3.50, or other bargains IN
proportion.
Lyon Healy give their own guar
antee with every one of these pianos,
no matter whether it Is from the
Thompson. or the Healy, or the ThearIe
stock. Nothing like this opportunity
has ever been given to music teachers,
students and music lovers heretofore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-10
MAGAZINE CIUB NEETING.

Mrs. George W. Lawrence was host
ess to the members of the Homewood
Magazine club yesterday afternoon at
her home in South Holman street.
The meeting was postponed from Tues
day until Wednesday on account of the
serious accident to Master Louis Mott
son of Mrs. F. r. Mott, who is a MEM
Der of the club. There was not
large attendance at yesterdays meet
ing, only seven members being present.
1t was the second important business
meeting of the year and several mat
ters of Importance were discussed, af-
ter which the hostess served a dainty
luncheon. The next meeting of the
Homewood club viii be held at the
home of the vice president, Mrs. w. E.
Russell in Webb street This will be
the last meeting of the year and the
annual election of officers will take
place. All the members are asked to
attend this meeting, which will be
held the first Tuesday in December