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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-31

price Billy Thatcher. two-dollar
broker. sold II TO him. II made 1880
shares Hayward had bought. aud the
stock had risen only Ia points.
The shorts were not frightened a
wee bit. But Sally was. lie rushed out
Of the crowd 10 his telephone and
made n pretense OF reporting the
transaction 20 his Office. rs he would
have done had they been bona Gdc
purchases. He was foIlowsa ky a hun.
dred sharply curious ana curiously
sharp eyes. They saw him hold the
telephone receiver 90 his ear with an
expression of great interest, as II he
were listening 60 an important mes.
sage. But the only message he heard
was that Of his heart beats. TINT
seemcd 20 say almost artlculately:
You have played. and you have lost:
you have played. and you have lost.
Therefore you are that much worse on
than before. You must play again
aud not lose
lie left his telephone and rushed
back 10 the Sugar crowd. lie was less
excited. less like q drunken man: his
face was no longer flushed. but pale.
And anon there flashed upon him. rs
II 10 candent letters. the words. pixies
peak or bust!" But Pixies peak glow.
cd duly. feebly. while the alternative
was Of a lurid splendor. And he blink.
cd his eyes aud made u curious Inpa.
tient motion with his hand, as one
waves away an annoying insect.
lie gave an order for $500 Sugar "a
his friend. Newton Hartley.
rs this for yourself. sallyT' asked
Hartley.
"So. It's for one Of the biggest men
In the street. Newt. It's all right. Al
solutcly O. X"
And. Thus treasured. Hartley bought
the stock. The prize vas IFS. The
seller would hold Hartley responsible
for the purchase money r. Hayward
laid down refused 10 pay.
Salty wiped his forehead twice. quite
unnecessarily. The shorts were mo-
stampcding Any attempt 10 sell o.:
che 5000 shares he had bought would
result only In depressing the price. Ave
points nt least. II was worse than bal
the outlook for him
lie gave another order 10 bus 5000
shares to Billy Lansing. an old and
reliable two dollar broker, but Ian
sing declined IT, lie tried another. but
the order was not accepted. They mis-
trusted him. but he could not even
buster. for they excused themselves OF
the ground Of having important orders
elsewhere. so he had recourse 10 an
other personal friend--J. q. Thompson
Joe. buy 5000 Sugar"
Are you sobcrY' said Thompson Sc.
rlOuSly.
"Scc for yourself" answered sally
laughlngly. lie had nerve. "Old mnn.
i've got very big order from ono Of
the biggest men IN the street. Some
important developments are going on
sally. are you sure you've got an or
der for some one elsc1" asked the tin'
convinced broker. Ills Incrrdul!ty WIS
obviously IN the nature Of an Insult.
but II wns pardonable. for there wa
too much nt stale.
"Joc. come over to the Office and III
show YOU Really. can't tell yOn
but can advise you, a. a friend. IN
buy surar for all you are worth" an!
M MI ullc-aI fi,r He hc looked straight
insl Illp... sels esea
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-31

Il happened that once a man rnil
past Socrates armed with an ak. lie
was IN pursuit Of another who was
running from him at full speed.
"stop him! stop him." he cried
piat0's master did not move.
"whatr' cried the man with the az
"could'st thou not have barred his
way? lie Is an assassin
can assassin? What meanest thou!''
"play not the idiot! An assassin Il
q man who kills"
"a butcher, them"
"oid fool! A man who kills another
mani"
sTo lie sure! A soldlerg''
"Dolt! A man who kills another
man IN times Of peace"
"T see-thc erecutloner."
"Thou asst A man who Kills All
other In hIs home"
"Exactly-a physician"
Upon which the man with the az
fIed-apd Is running stilI.-from la
Terre, Translated For New York Life
Wanted More Orders.
I.yershai. ia1Ms one 9. more 81
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-31

to buy even 1000 shares Of Sugar; but
then he had no business to be on the
verge of bankruptcy.
The liquor was potent. Sally said to
himself aggrieyedly, ~ might as we'll
be hung for a flock as for one measly
old mutton"
He walked trifle unsteadily from
Fred's across the narrow asphalted
New street to the stock exchange.
Tie paused at the entrance. There was
10 escape. Unless he could make
lucky strike he would fail fgnomini-
ously.
pixies Peak or bust" he muttered
to himself and walked into the big
room.
Good morning. Mr.. Hayward" said
the doorkeeper. Hayward nodded
absently. caught himself repeating
"Pike's Peak or bustw and walked
straight toward the Sugar post.
He began to bid for stock. One
thousand shares at l16: he got 1t.
Another thousand; 1t was Forthcoming
at llGB. A third thousand; somebody
was glad to sell II at l161a. So far so
bad. Then he bid lit for $500 shares
and II was promptly sold. ButfNaen
he bid "l17 for any part Of 5000" the
crowd hesitated; the bankers were not
altcg ether sure Hayward was good
for It," his ability to pay for the stock
was not undOubted. So Sally, taking
advantage of the hesitation, bid 117HI
and liza for 5000 Sugar. at which
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-31
ITCH cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by HACKNEY
BROS, Druggist.
Cloth all Wool and Paint all Paint.

Is cheaper than shoddy cloth or shoddv
paint. The L. & NJ. is Zinc Metal made
into Oxide of Zinc combined with White
Lead, and then made into paint with
pure Linsecd Oil i'll thouna4,d gai on
grindings and mi ings Wears Ling:
actual cost only SI.2o per gallon
Hackney Bros. l.. & NJ. Paint Agents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-31

NoRTH CAROLINA In the Superior
Durham County Court.
Sandy Guy
vs.. NOTICE.
Eva Guy
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commented in the Superior
Court Of Durham County 10 obtain abso-
Lutte divorce, from her OH the ground Of
abandonment and since marrying anoth.
or man and living in fornicatiou and
adultery with him aud the said defend
aut will further take notice that she is
required TO appear attie next tern Of tho
Superior court Of said county, TO be held
on the nth day Of May, 1903, at the
Court House OF said county in Durham.
y. G., anil answer or dcmir, 20 the COIN
plant in said action. or the plaintiff will
apply 10 the court for the relief demand.
Cd III said complaint.
This 9Th day Of March, zoos.
{. h. GREEN.
$3.50 Clerk Superior Court.
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MS&zMlH6fto|k&WeStsTp

(Schcdui. III Effect Nov. 74, 1909
DURHAM DIVISION.
Ex Sun Daily Ex Sun DailJ
PIN am. am. pm
$50 TOO Lv Durham Ar II:2S e:3o
taos I7:ts Ar Lynchburg Lv SIS 4:IS
Connection at Lynchhurg with trains
East and Weat bourd.
Is are thinking Of taking trip YOC
want quotations. cheapest fares. reliable
and correct information. as T. routes,
train schedules. the most comfortable
and quickest way. Write ami the infor.
nation is yoYirs f"r the asking, with one
Of our complete Map Folders.
NJ. +. BRAGG.
TRAY. Pass. Agt.
". B. BEvILL G.P. A.,
Roanoke. Va. Gen. Office. Roanoke e, We.
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those conscientious e, 3,i%t% v!.1 can
not rid themselves Of the i.ira ~ It no
one can bc trusted TO carry ot.t the
simplest details CT routine Vol: With
out thei: l'o"'ona! sup"r>i ion, says
the Wolnan's I:0Mc CO:lp:;:;;tI.
1t was ono O. t:cge mcn N.I) sailed
for England leaving il his brothers
care n parrot Of wh.eh he vas very
fond. All the way across the Atlantic
he worried about tie lI"i. and 10
sooner had he landed at Southampton
than he rushed over this caDlegram
to his brother:
"Bc sure to feed parrot"
And the brother cab!ed back:
"Have fed him. but he's hungry
again. What shall l do next"
"Yes." said the bachelor. "a man
may think he's having a high old time
at night. but something will surely tell
him next morning that he made a fool
Of himself"
"Yes." replied the long married man.
"or somebody."-New Orleans Times.
Democrat.
During about 700 years the Latin Ian
guage was the language Of court, camp
and polite society from the river Tweed,
in Scotland. to the Euphrates. in Asia,
and from the Crimea. In the Black sea.
to the pillars of Hercules. at the west
ern extremity of the Mediterranean
sea.
'If you refuse me, sha.. never love
another Toma-
Does that promise stand good if
accept you:"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-31

Wanted More Orders.
Eyersnpgis iauNs orc .. more Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28

varousy Citizens Assns INDUSTRIAL
affiliations
nat sever nj
LEGISLATION their win
manne n and
publication
c IN America Of Che names Memen Of
this work for the perpesuaiop Of the fee
advertisers
with the Of who much In fear Of tho
publish this article, although
them rs publication.
at a word the
lie but there and There's Reason"
labor
OF January
have contract with the
will
to olt
right what
init to
wv
o
so
children
would
OF IS the
OF IL Wrlg
NJ sr BATH Creek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28
SWINE BREEDERS OF STATE
CALLED TO NEE

To The swine breeders and growers
of Ol.lefOma In response 20 re-
quests from some of the leading
breeders and growers Of swine In tho
state of Oklahoma for an improved
swine breeders association and real
izing the necessity and benefit OF such
an association. ! hereby ask and re-.
quest every farmer and stock raisor
ir the state OF Oklahoma interested
IN the organization OF sach an asso.
citation, 20 meet in the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce in Oklahoma
city on the twenty-fourth day Of Febr
10. 1908. at 300 a. m. and to hold
three sessions during the day: One
at 900 a. M, one at 200 p. m. and
one at 730 p. M for the perfection
OF an organization O the character
above named and to participates In
such discussion as may be deemed
advisable and profitable. We invite
correspondence from e9ory farmer in
The state upon this subject.
Respectfully,
y. :. Waugh.
Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28


bill with the emergency having been
voted Tor by a constitutional and
legal majority Of the members Of
the House. the same was passed
and he signed the engrossed copy
thereof in open session.
Consideration OF House Bill No.
20, by Bryan was taken up from
Fridays session, Mr. Jones taking
the floor, speaking to his motion to
indefinitely postpone consideration
Of the bill
The Speaker pro tenn assumed the
chair
The Speaker resumed Tia chair
Messenger was received from the
Senate bearing Senate Bills Nos. o.
and IA, which had passed that
body and the enrolled copy Of SEN
ate Concurrent Resolution No. 20.
which the Speaker signed in open
session.
Mr.. Bryan moved TO reconmit
House Bill No. 20 with insruc-
ltions.
The motion lost by viva voce
vote of "a to 20.
Mr. Ashby was speaking on the
motion when the House adjourned
under the rules, until Tuesday.
| c. III. PITTMAN, Chief Clerk.
G.. A. Crossett, Minute Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28
DEALER MAKES TROUBLE,
MERCHANT CAUSES inquiry

Cleo, Jan 2S-N w. Hutchinson. 4
coal dealer Of tkis city, has threatened
an investigation bf the ChoctaW office.
using local paper 10 explain the
rause OF his ire. He had given q
chec kon an Avard bank for a carload
Of coal, and IN wiring 70 ineeHtigaie
as 70 its worth the agent delayed de
livery OF the coal. much 20 the dis.
comfitura Of AIr. Hutchinson. who has
threatened suit against the road. ex-
planning that the check was mailed
70 make a six o'clock evening train.
preventing him from getting a bark
draft.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28
q -. - n @ Ia Y a.
R..,,b. ,Ihs Kind Yoa Hsw kIaayS Sought
'i'1.'''' e LI1H7Z1Zl
GROWN GOT Az. CITY
COUNCIL CLEARED HIM.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Claremoro. Jan. 2S.-The city coun-
cil meeting held to examine into the
charges brought against Mayor G. Hd.
win Rrown was prolific Of excitement
and the adjournment found tho people
disagreeing as 10 the record. but the
recorders books show that the mayor
ws exOnerated from all charges 90
graft and two policemen who had tah-
en- money from lawbreakors proved
they had returned same into city. The
request for audit Of books was moi
complied with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28

Rule No g. Wheat and Flour in
straight or mixed carloads, m nimum
weight shall be $1,000 pounds.
Rule No. 3. 1arough joint rates for
the tra7ep eportation of commodities
named aerein over two or more lines
o. railroad which are not under the
same management arid control. shall
be made by adding 70 the rates pre-
named, the following arbitrary
figures in cents per 100 pounds: pre-,
vided that such through Joint rate
shall not exceed the cnarge for 400
miles single line mileage, which shall
be the maxmuf for all hauls
Hay and Straw, CARROTS. cents
l.. C.l.. 6 cents
~orn Meal, Etc, CARROTS, cents.
l.. g. L., Z cents.
Corn, Etc CARROTS, cents
l.. C.L., cents
Flour Cailots.5 cents. l.. G. H.
6 cents
The shortest known rontc or mile
age shall govern in all cases.
ne carrying 'ine shall not charge
more than the short line mileage.
CORPORATION COMMISSION
j %. LOVE
Chairman
A. =. WATSON,
Commissioned
J. J. MALESrEB.
Commissioner
Attest.
w. h. CHAPMAN,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28
LANos A eRlck plAMT.

Special 20 Daily Leader.
Davenport Jan. 2s.-This town has
lc7ated large brick manufacturing
plant 10 be located iusi ont OF the cor.
porate limits. The new owners claim
sufficient patronage in the Davenport
vicinity is To be had without making
Tie output resort 10 car shipment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28
Feminist snowstorma

Sam phrockmorton mail carrier on
a rural delivery r0He, has petitiOned
Governor Haskell 30 use his inflrence
toward the passage Of a measure pro.
hioiting snnwstorms on any day ex-
ccpi sunday as The seventh day Is tho
only one when the mail is delivered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28
lt 80 the nuaIness.

Mr. % r.. Chamberlain. OF Clinton,
Maine, says Of Bucklen's Arnica Salye'
III does the business; ! have used Il
for piles and il cured tEem. Used Il
Cor chapped hands aud 1t cured them.
Applied II 70 an old sore and It healed
1t without leaving a scar behind" 2ses
at G. II. RENFRO's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28

straight or mixed carloads.
Rule No. !. Hay and STR W in
bales. strdsht @ mix ii, mi st be
weighed ovei first track scales over
which il passes and bill corrected
to the actual w"ieht, subject 10 nsli
mlm weigh 1000 pounds. Iiav and
straw and corn and other lrti les
taking corn rates ilaS b shipped in
mixed carloads. hay and straw end
ilOur and other articles taking -four
rates, may be SHIPPED In mixed car
loads. Provided IN both caees. that
the highest rate and minimum weight
applying on any of said commodities,
when shipped in straight carloads,
shall apply Oh the entire mixed car
load.
Rule No ,. Corn. Rye. Oats, Bar
ley ran, Grain Screenings IN
Stuils. Sorghum Seed, kahir Corn.
Corn aud Corn Chops. straight OF
mixed carloads, minimum weight
shall be 24.000 pounds
tSlo less than carload rates on
Corn Etc. named herein, viii also
apply on Cotton Seed. Cotton Seed
Meal. and Cotton Seed liuils, in less
than carload lots Cotio, See Meal
aud lulls wien loaded IN same car
with corn and other feed sHna. viii
take same rate
Rule No 3 Corn Meal. Grits. uum-
ins Hmuy Feed Oatmeal. Rolloa
Oats straight or mixed, or when
mixed with Corn Oats Bran Mil
Feed Oat Groats and Mill Stuns.
minimum weight carloads. shall be
$4,000 pounds Nt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28
Free Riot" Laws.

up
trouble strikes pen oyeong sgsng dynamtns destruction
ro without % aases sSd IT, leaders can @ e @ 6er right cate and
o salaries
writer Of money spend in public
worsmans Take dhere hundred
was he call. education
came came mechanic owned home was highly respected nshbor and
! Finally % s3 49, a ] % & 6 union union formed sa and sa
ps nr a o % 0@ @ % % hs o 3 ss 5 s other @ o member @ % @ up @
@ tqe g9n & Of % woTs@en R % Toga 5 be s01 hs @ on e account"
Then he ordered 70 strike force the discharge Of all independent
g he lost much BY ens and 2eqes and destruction Q, lopsr pre-
% aay iuuetton ~ pSni t s, @ ,,n,,ting crime @ ~
lie lost his wages and had to a much oian ii order to bp an
were absolutely controlled BY
the tv and espca6ie acts Of these leaders and their boes
aud violence attacked times
.ses qeoe harness cut and and goods DESTROYED
ynaned and nqsie ambush and homes blown Indus
ss s time ms. s % Do e @ e s ] al AZ" AZ s @ % % q % ssisa aS ss s
whom be uuon men knew 10 be criminals
Every these Union Leaders eene! ,eir s,npatny vim
% s ru % ] o 9 % forms % E ts @ PH" sa S Ss acts % % @ % s osr e
possible lsu5reaSe and enemies o the peaee Of 6 eommni
laws 50 the read tous6 in
which Violence and
nit property
II don't riot commit violence an Injunction to
this makes honest peaeeabe dssted they
@ i as s & % 's e s' theme % % s.sSs @ @ he 9ss ssssr ss So
obeyed
@ 6d % m @ al acts @ Of % Von a Increase @ % e power @ orce e ali en
dangerous
country yg , 49,, i. ,.., III. ,., ...oo j .,ooooo
The S a% sS
extent OF the slavery may be understood
@ ssa e s s's &c s ssss @ their sa a ana And on arr %
Tae careful @ oos @ at the ao1s Of tose "Sor @
% Tss % s @ % G @s % s S' Rs9 % @ a % a' ass ] q sess % sss
sure riot xorEmen
tree American
They Of public
The mans money used work these measures.
preserve anise
quoted 2 ss.s,
perish agtator the and blood
@es rh. man rsa peril and rs sy@passr
nave Who preach doctrine
a1as 6 the fact that they anp"uish
@ qp.oo p ] e. s. 81 @ @ A"s'9 % s "a 3 %
ence rule pay monthly planned
want make violence n,uam.us noseotns
commerce aud put porkpeop
Men neir
VA, ncip
bs Of c9nse whose names you can get and l them your Wishes
measures are clearly against
. 9ood
laws against criminals not less
Tel thoIa h nled with criminals made
o gaerH,
(
they vote history
great
I ead
When the people things
are o
NantW Worls o enco
q o
o
IS
10
ea a. organization Keep them in
i That 2 fatal mistake
opposed
labor
has
4
and does he
II fo freedom al uste i
b q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28

between an Points in
oklahoma over one
Limo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28

My child was burned terribly
about the face neck and chest aps
piled Or Thomas Electric oil The
pain ceased and the child sank into
resttul sleep AIRS Nancy n Han.
son, Hamburg n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28

Shiny, oily muddy skin made fair
By Satin skin cream and powder 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Cant bear the touch
Of your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer All druggists sell Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-28
CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF OKLAHOMA.
(Frst pubishedin Daily Lender Jan 2i l90S3
CORPORATION COMM MISSION OF OKLAHOMA

(F1rst ruhlishedm Daily leader i,
Corporation COMM MISSION OKLAHOMA
~ All Whom
o
Of TIE Oklahoma 81 q
a m. any
objections which
lowng rule. order regulation
of
Oklahoma SHAH
commodities
between points IN the State
LOCAL AND JOINT DISTANCE
Applying Hay
L. G m Raiw and
Railroads Sa
Governed by the Rules aud Reg' uaon Provided
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-02
GARY WOMEN ARE
MAKING PLANS
Well Known Valparaiso
Woman Will Address
Prospective Politicians.
WILL ORGANIZE A DRILL CORPS
Club Expects To Hold Periodical
Political Meetings During
the Campaign.

The Womens Republican club Of
Gary promises to be not only one of
the most unique political organiza-
lions in Gary. but also one of the most
active.
The first meeting of this club will
be held in Gary. in a hall which has
not yet been selected, a week from
next Saturday. Here, the constitution
and bylaws of the organization will be
adopted and the women present will
listen to speeches by some Of the prom
1nent republicans of the city and some
of the most prominent women of the
district, including Mrs. Egdar D. Crum-
packer, wife of the congressman from
this district; Mrs. 0. P. Kinsey, presi-
dent of the State Federation of Wo-
mems clubs, and Mrs. John Asnew.
Captain Norton to Speak.
The Gary republicans VINO will
speak are Captain H. S. Norton. who
will talk on the subject. why a Wo-
mems Republican Club Should Be Or
gained; c. Oliver Holmes. the Gary
city clerk Trustee John Sears and
Mildred Caldwell. John H. Manlove.
president of the Gary Republican club;
J. J. Kelly and Franklin T. Feterer.
The wives of Gary republicans also
propose to organize a drill corps
which will be one of the features of
all republican parades. The interest
in the new female political club is
greater than ever and all of those who
expect to become members of the or
ganfzation are enthusiastic over the
prospects.
The club will hold periodical meet
ings during the coming campaign and
it is expected that the republican state
central committee will open the pork
barrel" whenever the Gary women want
some extra money for tea and ma
DISCO waters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-02
GARY WANTS 4
SUPERIOR COURT
Bar Association May Take
Up Matter at Their
Next Meeting.
HAMMOND COURT NUISANCE
Gary Lawyers Believe That They
Have Business Enough To Keep
Things Going.

At the next session of the Indiana
state legislature, that body will be
asked to provide for "A superior court
for Gary. The necessity of n court
here has been apparent for some time,
and now the attorneys I'm this city are
determined to get it. 1t is expected
that the bar association Will take the
matter up at their next meeting and "A
permanent committee Will be appointed
to take charge of this matter and push
Gary's claim to superior court.
Inconvenience at Hammond.
1t has been apparent for some time
that something would have to be done
to relieve the congested condition of
the court at Hammond. The Gary at.
torneys have been compelled to lose
several days some times in order to try
cases at Hammond when it should have
only been necessary to lose but a few
hours. They are compelled, they say
to go over to Hammond. when the day
is set for their cases and wait until
they reach their cases. Sometimes they
do not come up at all. and at least half
day is lost.
Says He Lost Four Days.
One prominent attorney in Gary stat
ed yesterday. that in one instance a
few days ago he lost four days on a
case for which he received only $25
This he said was due to the fact that
it was imossible to tell when his case
would come up for trial. The congested
condition of the docket also is great
disadvantage to them in disposing of
their cases.
The Gary attorneys believe that al
! though there probably is not enough
cases at present to support a court in
Gary but by the time the legisla ton
could be secured and the building erect
ed, that they could keep a court busy
without any difficulty.