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Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE-4 room brick with kitch- en, pantry. porches, bath. electric lights, city water. Corner lot east front, shade. near car and school, north 9th St. practically new. S2s00 part time. Barr 4 West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

GENTS-Attention big profits Goods sell quickly. Particulars and samples free. Sayman. 2l04 Frank lin avenue. St. Louis, Mo.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

monthly. Why not you? In spite of panic agents are doubling sales Address Sayman, 2lO4 Franklin ave- nue, St Louis. Mo.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE - Gentle riding pony, cheap. Herbert St. Caire. Lamson College or Phone Black 211.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE-A year old pony. well broke 10 buggy. Inquire at O K Store on Seventh Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

SALE-2 p. m. Old Mission curiO, back Oc the court house on Jefferson street. In order 10 close out the largest collection oc Indian and Mexican curios ever offered in the city. Sale commences at ? D.. 10. Tuesday. April 2S, and continued daily. 500 genuine Navajo Indian blankets. all sizes and aptterns; a beautiful collection. Mexican drawn work from smallest dOilies 10 large table cloths, all of s2,000 worth. Burnt and hand-painted pillows, mats and table covers and hundreds of other articles. This is an ab- sOlute sale as we are quitting the business. Benham X BriZard O.. Hammond. auctiOneer.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26
FOR RENT.


 FOR RENT-5 room brick house with all modern conveniences, close in, on North Second street. B. G. Pee ka, 51O West Washington street. FOR RENT room brick house in good location. good shade, etc. B. C.. Pecka, 5l0 West Washington St. FOR RENT-Furnished cottage. thre,, rooms and screen room. North Gem ter street. opposite Indian scho Il. C B. Williams.
 FOR RENT-Cheap. all sizes houses. furnished. 4Os North Seventh ave. FOR RENTING nice, cool rooms, 1-2 miles on Center street. J. D. Womack. K. F. D. No. 2. FOR RENT-Three room furnished bungalow, on car line. good shade; chicken yard. Mrs. Hine. Board of Trade.
 FOR -RENT-Furnished room. bath. hot and cold water. electric lights. phone, screen porch. brick house; young man preferred. No sick. Phone red 35. Fine location. FOR RENT-Furnished four room brick cottage with screen room; To- cation perfect; modern in every re- spect including hot and cold water. Telephone red 35.
 FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished five room brick. on car line; s15: see Ragan. conductor bn Indian school car line.
 FOR RENTING room furnished bungalow. front and back porch. half block from car; fine location: inquire 1201 East Van BuTen street FOR RENT-Furnished tent. 72j Sc. Center street.
 FOR RENT-Seven room two story house. well furnished. $25 per mo- Call for key at Donofrio's furniture store. D, Little:ohn- FOR RENT-Furnished room, ? story house. electric lights. hot and cold water Bath. No sick G02 N 2nd Street.
 FOR T-Holsekeeping and sin gle rooms with bath; summer rates Capitol Hotel. 242 East Washington FOR RENT-j room and screen brick cottage on North Third Avenue East front Well furnished and modern. R. A. Watkins. No. II N. First Ave. Phone Black 1921. FOR RENT furnished front room, call at 371 North 4th avenue. FOR RENT a large pleasant furnish ed front room. Address 3O6 East Van Buren Street
 FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping rooms. No sick. 2l4 F. Taylor. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in the rear. cheap. 36S N First Ave FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms close in. BIO East Van Buren St
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE-High grade piano. Must be sold at a great sacrifice. Cash or easy monthly payments. Address Bernard Pos, Roswell, New Mexico
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE-Pony and saddle; also
 horse and surrey. 537 F. Monroe St.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

unbroke horses which are all young, smooth. with good size, bone and collars Sale absolutely without re- serve and will take place on time: time given. HamOnd. auctioneer, s. Chapman, owner.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE-Lunch room tables, wire chairs. Majestic range, linoleum and large hotel refrigerator. See Home Bakery CD.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

AUCTION-2O horses. Saturday, 10 a.
 m. at Ambrose Corral. MT. J. Cauf-
 man will sell 20 head of broke and nnhrokA horses which are all young.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE-Jersey bull. right price Inquire F. F. Felch, Wakelin Gro- cer Co.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

one dealing with us can depend on getting q square deal. Reference: Any poultry paper published in Southern California. Kloniger Bros. Co. S3S South Main street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE, ,O60 'dobes for building for S20. Call 3l4 F.. Van Buren.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

AUCTION SAI4E-2: P. NJ. old Mis-
 sion Curio. back of the Court House on Jefferson Street. In order to close out the largest collection of Indian and Mexican drawn work ever of
 fered in the city. Sale commences
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE-Team cheap work horses. Also surrey, spring wagon, harness and runabout. Ensign Stable, First and Adams Sts.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

FOR SALE-GoOd easy riding pony. Will drive Corner California Ave. and 18th St. Take Brill Car.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-09


Various combined lead this deduction In the first
place the prosperity that Salt Lake City and Utah enjoying
rising triumphant urries and indicate that the people
will have plenty of money spend
Resort cognizan of this fact making preparations
ti " a be- absorbed b the mtuno aprv of atractons
capture
latest additions looking to the comfort and atracvness OF the
what they want
And the very Of the great money being spent
cession appreciate that plentiful and they going to do
everything they corral every cent possible.
Saltai with great bicycle track its "igureeigh its
odd Mill Wheel electric theatre merry go round and all its other at
Of course comes salt water bathing Humanity prone to
speak with particular venaon relation taking
bath bad imbibing the amber fluid without oth
Then the enap bicycle track roofed ussed with tiers
arches the
lowering the air then sinking the other side where
again another column going be winner
The track really going prove great attraction this
Some the best riders America have already signed
going tendency help please people
the fact that dates will be arranged that scheduled for the
Satair and Salt Palace tracks will be pulled off the night
AT Salta in addition the bicycle track there will be all the
former attractions that have aurng and pleasing the
people In the OF bathing four hundred lighthouses have been
moved back from the end the pavilion the southern portion
sen 1t was o do this Of the extreme high
this being found that bathing impossible far
But if salt bathing be feature fresh bathing
is going be attraction that will be given its initial ryout this
Not content with having what he apt the most beautiful
s po re and ae a h tesn Of % on tbs fog
will have the of beautiful lawns
there will be usual the large dance hail. skating
fractions boating and fishing and bathing in fresh
pools.
Wandmere, will be in line with fresh
pool Like the Lagoon pools cementned with bath
house facilities have been made and the people will oppo
tnty Of taking swim just like they they
nothing but kids and natures covering the fashionable
bathing suit 1t will bring back memories of
either Of these pools in the Wandamere
banks lined with like used the old
cottonwood and the willows with the curling eapng
the pool
Memory in the minds of will back agone
the day. with its commerciasm
bath air will fade and only the dreams misty
past will remain and old codger
pool for will do his garments SLOWLY and stv
into regulation bathing suit gngery into the
he used in
thoughts stray idly back the vsas of the past
youth again, with towhead
every and finger thick that he parts them every
morning before breakfast.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-09
The Season and the Resorts

Wandamere there will be the usual attractions the sootte
chues boating rounds miniature railway
popular AS the past hard drinks will be tabooed
neither exhaae debae will allowed
Salt Palace will be bicycle track
The OF the resort and OF the track that the forth
country being signed up While
many the ground working out every day.
In addition there will be the usual features of dancing skating
fgureeigh picknckng under the and all the of
largely will be greater
SWEEP OF lawn this many Of the trees are now old and
ranged in places giving ample accommodations looking
a the f0mHr OF those who seek its grateful shade and calm Held
proving popular that the the band
Sunday habit go the band IIymen
w s " s c ali m the a the s"nny clerks ss
licenses
many summer attractions that space how
ever ample inadequate to describe them all
Outside the already named beautiful
at our dooryard afford recreation and mental profit
CITY tt sesn made to the % which
BY its fine road first popularity with the
an moments drive The road to the canyon half
block north Of the Eagle Gate of for drivers
passing the residents for few blocks YOU first note the
City Creek dash down the creek bed little mh and
you are in the hills The foliage and wild flowers
oo and and even You come to the water tank the intake for
caught by objects Of natural beauty Here is hug @
cliff there natural bridge aching the creek here little
ing as if it made to pitch camp
eTanne in the willows and beckon day. pose
is against city ordinance to fish in the
AT rate few walk the city takes
the heart of the hills
hen OF on the east bench lies Fort Douglas post
OF the finest
well
twice week the soldiers exhibition in review and
Beyond Douglas is Red Butte CANYON another interesting
canyon TO visit In
South OF Red Butte Emigration canyon through
grafton that the pioneers 1917 caught view of Salt Lake
valley In this located Wageners brewery pretty little
place in the heart of the rugged hills
Still further south canyon an ideal mountain nasaoe-
way In this located pleasing interests it is
also through this that the Park
Hallway There
cement works. rock quaes trans and other interest
To the south Of Pareys Creek pretty little canvon then
Cottonwood In power houses of the cleo
trio light companies In this canyon are also the uuarrs from VIII
the granite for the take
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
INDIANA NEWS AT WASHINGTON.

Willis L. Moore. chief of the weather
bureau. has notified Representative
Gflhams that the secretary of agricul-
ture has approved the recommendation
Tor the construction of a weather bu-
reau building at Fort Wayne, to cost
$4,000. Mr.. Gilhams assisted in put
ting through a bill to establish three
more weather bureau stations in the
country. He obtained a promise in ad-
vance that Fort Wayne was to be one
of the Cities chosen.
W. D. VanHorn of Terre Haute is
wiring many senator's and representa-
tives, asking them to assist in the i'm
mediate passage of the house bill for
the safety of the lives of the miners
of the country. Mr.. Van Horn says in
his kilograms that 10000 miners in
Indiana are interested in the passage
Of such a measure
Governor Hanly came over from Bal
timore today. and tonight will address
the graduating class of Howard uni
versity.
George McManus has been appointed
postmaster at SARDINIA, Decatur county,
vice w. G. CASTOR, resigned
1t is understood now that the nomi-
nation of James NJ. Statesman of Peru
to be minister to one of the Central
America republics. will not be made
until after congress adjourns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28

Continued from page one.)
for splendid Memorial Day were
never brighter.
Ladies' Take Great Interest.
The women of the w. r. c. have
conscientiously gone about the work
of instilling in the minds of the school
children, the great principles OF pa
triotism and If their efforts bear fruit
in a large and enthusiastic gathering
of young people at the exercises next
Saturday, they will feet that they have
done their duty well.
The following is the program which
Decoration Day next Saturday:
Decoration Day Program.
Procession forms at Superior Court
Building at 1 p. m. sharp, with Com
rade Fred Lash as marshal of the day,
and viii march to Oak Hill cemetery
where public services will be held.
Order of Procession.
Police Department.
Local Posts and all other resident
and visiting G. A. r. veterans.
Spanish American Veteran camp and
visiting comrades.
Public school scholars, parochial
school scholars and Sunday school
scholars carrying bouquets Of ever
greens and flags.
Drum Corps.
w R. C. and disabled veterans in
carriages.
Mayor and City Council.
| Traternal orders.
Citizens in carriages and automobiles.
Order of Exercises at Cemetery.
! Form in hollow ground about the
| cenotaph. G. A. r., and s. A V. COM
prising the east side OF the square, the
| w. r. C. the west half north and south
side, the school children next in order
outside the square
Music by the Band.
Prayer by Department Chaplain.
Hynn-"America" by Audience.
Memorial Address by Hon D. E
Boone.
Idncoln's Address at gettysburg
read by Miss Edith Carter.
Address by Rev. George r. Streeter
| Address by Miss Nettie Kenner OF
Chicago.
Ritual services of decoration
Military Salute.
Benediction.
Breaking ranks.
Returning the veterans and thei
families will be banqueted by by thu
w. r. c. at K. Of p. hall.
It is the earnest request Of the Pos
in behalf OF all old soldiers ana Won
ems Relief Corps that our .citizen
close their places of business at
o'clock Saturday and devote the re
maininder of the day to the interest
of its sacred memorial Let all com
mittees report at the G. A. R. hal
promptly by 1890, to assist in thei
respective duties
The scholars should each bring
, small flag and a bouquet and be a
the court house at p. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
100 CHOIR BOYS TO
|5ING MOORE'S SONGS
Appeared in White House
Before President and
Cabinet.
in SOUTH CHICAGO FRIDAY
Very Entertaining and High Class
Program viii Be Given Under
Auspices of Irish Society.

Lovers of good concert music are
promised one of the rarest treats that
has been offered the public of South
Chicago for many years in the en-
gagement of the supplied choir of st.
Mary's church, who will appear at the
Gaiety theater in South Chicago, Fri
day evening, May 20, under the aus
pieces of the South Chicago Irish His
torical society of South Chicago.
The occasion is the annual TON
Moore" celebration which for some
years has been a very important musi-
cal and literary event in the society
circles of South Chicago. Moores
melodies are perhaps the sweetest and
most charming of any set or series of
songs that have ever been written.
The music is sweet and melodies and
the sentiment pleasing and character
istic of the time in ireland during
which Moore lived.
The celebration has taken on a cos
mopolitan tinge and has long been
popular in South Chicago among all
classes and nations.
The entire program will be rendered
by the now famous choir of $50 voices
under the leadership of Father Will
lam J. Fem.
The history and personnel of this
choir of boys is very interesting. They
| have been taken from all walks of
life and embrace some Of the poorest
as well as some from the richest fam
lilies in Chicago.
They comprise a membership of $50
voices and by competent critics are
pronounced the best drilled chorus in
| the United States.
Sang for "Teddy."
Last Friday evening this supplied
| choir appeared in Washington and by
special invitation sang before the
president and the members of his cabi-
net.
| Their reception was most enthusiast
| tic. After rendering several selections
President Roosevelt was spell-bound
with wonder and admiration and, lover
of everything that is good and beau
tiful, he accorded them a splendid trib-
ute and congratulated their leader and
the city which they so ably repre-
sented
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis, one Of
| Chicagos leading lawyers. is SEIZED
uled to deliver an address upon thi.
occasion, his subject being ton
| Moore"
For those who have never heard Col
oneI Lewis this in itself will be a rar,
treat. Mr.. Lewis is famous as a law
yer, lecturer and orator. He has tn,
reputation of being one of the mos
eloquent lawyers in the United States
and the subject assigned to him will
afford him an opportunity Of displayin,
those talents which never fail to charm
and please.
Miss Marie Larkin, one of Soutl
Chicago's most talented young ladies
, will render several selections upon tn
harp. Miss Larkin is a talented harp
ist and is very popular in South Chi
cago.
This event promises to be one of TIL
most brilliant of the seasons events.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
; e~~~e~~eu~e~~~~s
"a STITCH IN THE.

The Times dog story last
, night elected much favorable
comment from readers of the
the paper and ono lady saids
"YOu warned us against mad
, dogs but You failed to give us
a remedy in eRse Of q dog bite"
For the benefit of persons
who are unfortunate enough TO
, be SO afflicted, The Times has
received advice from a proma-
nent physician, what to do in
D case OF a mad dog bite. Pre-
serve this for future reference.
1t is valuable.
, WHEN BITTEN BY A DOG.
B Pour the juice OF lemon into
> the wounds. j.,
. Get to n physician as soon as
= possible 10 have the wounds
D thoroughly washed and anti
D septicined.
. Keep the wounds dry after
D the antiseptfc treatment.
D Don't kill the dog.
D Tie the beast securely and
D keep him where he cannot
ACAGAA any AsAAHAA DStABs II ne
. has rabies he will die within ten
D days. Have him examined by u
D veterinary.
q IL It is found that the dog
. has rabies, special treatment
o must be taken to prevent by
q dr0phObia
. If no rabies appear, the treat
o ment is necessary only to keep
q Infection from wound.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
aroTHERs' CLUB TO MEET.

The Mothers club of the Lincoln
school will hold the last meeting of
the school year Friday afternoon, May
20, at o'clock. The program will be
given by the. pupils of the various
grades and will consist of songs and
recitations appropriate to Decoration
day The Rev. J.. L. Donovan of the
Congregational church will deliver the
members and their friends etDRioa
address for the afternoon. All the
members and their friends are cor
daily invited. Mrs. Adam Stevens,
president; Miss IdabelIe Daugherty,
secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28

POLICE COURT.
LIZZIE IN MORE TROUBLE

The parents of Lizzie Fleischer. aged
rs years old, are unable to do anything
with her.
Her mother says she is bad girl and
swore out a warrant for her arrest
yesterday evening on a charge of incor-
rigibility. Chief Rimbach made the ar
rest himself.
The girl spent the night in the wom-
ans compartment at the city Jail and
was given in charge of Trustee Muzzau
this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.

The Epworth League of the NJ. E
church held business meeting We'd
nesday evening for the election of Of
ficers for the coming year. 1t resulted
as follows:
President-Rev. Dessmier
First Vice President-Jacob Fisher.
Second Vice President-Fred Koch
neman.
Third Vice President-Frieda Klee.
Fourth Vice President-Bydia Hofer
Secretary-Louise Hofer.
MISUNDERSTANDING Koehneman.
Organist-BIanche Dessmier.
The League will have a party in the
near future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
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WILL BE A HOLIDAY.

AS token of respect to the
old soldiers, practically all BUSH.
ness places will be closed I'm
Hammond next Saturday, 1t be-
Ing Decoration Day.
Uncle Sam leads the list Civ
ing his mail hazdIers a day Off.
Only one delivery will be made
on this day by the carriers and
the postOhice itself VIII be
open until 10 O'Clock In the
morning.
Following in the wake of the
; post0fice. the banks will close
, tomorrow afternoon and remain
, remain closed until Monday
) morning.
The big stores, too, Will be
} closed On Decoration Day, but
In order that the patrons may
, supply themselves for Saturday
and Sunday they VIII be open
until 10 o'clock tomorrow night.
All barber shops I'm Hammond
, VIII be closed on Saturday, but
will be open tomorrow night
until IL O'Clock.
The various city hall depart
, ments will be closed too, and
, everybody Will turn out to
honor the old soldier.
Out of respect for the gem
D eraI observance of the day and
In accordance with it's annual
custom, no issue of The Times
D will be printed on Decoration
Day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
WHERE rs WENO KURKA?

The Chicago detective bureau is look
ing for Weno Kurka, who came out to
Hammond recently for the Ruel wreck
ing company, who are dismantling the
lG. H Hammond building Chicago
called up Hammond this morning and
asked he local authorities to Sc whether
or no Kurka was in St Margaret's hos
pital, but an investigation failed to
show where he was there or had even
been there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
HAMMOND TEAM TO
DON WHITE SOX SUITS
Manager VIII Hastings
Closes Deal For Ameri-
can League Apparel.
new CAPTAIN Is j. CARROLL
Local Nine VIII Play Washington
Park in Chicago on Dec
grafton Day.

The American league, white sox suits,
in which the Chicago players did some
of the work which made bugs out of
thousands of otherwise good citizens
are to come to Hammond as the prop
erty Of the Knights of Columbus team.
Win Hastings, manager of the team,
is in Chicago today, closing the deal
with Comisky. The suits are expected
to be out here by tomorrow night so
that they may be used on Decoration
day for the game that has been sched-
uled.
Outside of the big team and the Joe
Long colts the K. of c. team will be
the only uniform team in Hammond
The team was about toenter into nego-
tiations for the white sox uniforms
in which the latter won the pennant,
these suits having been bought by the
Hammond Eagles last year with the
idea of putting an Eagle team in the
field This plan, however, having not
materialized the suits were sold to the
Toleston ball team some time ago
James Carroll is now the captain of
| the K. of C. team and believes that he
has a strong aggregation of players.
The lineup has been gone over very
carefully for a batting order and a good
line of eoachs' signals have been prac-
ticed.
First Game Saturday.
| The first game Of Importance for the
| local team will be played next Satur-
! day at Washington park with the team
of Calumet Council of Chicago. A big
bunch of rooters is expected to accom-
pany the local players to Chicago The
lineup of the team, according to Its
batting order is as follows:
Charles Gamer, s. s.
william Schultz, 3rd b.
| Ed Dibos, C. f.
]. r. Enright, ]. f.
/ H. Carroll. End b.
William Gamer, 1st b.
George Knoerzer, r. (.
Louis Elder, C.
| James Carroll, p.
| The substitutes in the team are
Frank Vanderhoof, Mic Connolly am
Andrew Keilcnan. Manager Tasting
has challenges for games from all tn
Ineighboring cities, including Lafayette
lChicago Heights, Michigan City an,
Pullman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
MOUNTED POLICE NOW.

Hammond has at last secured g
mounted policeman.
Not on horseback, however.
The more sedate and endurab BILE bicy-
Gle is to be his means of locomotion
Chief Rimbach has slated Fred
Franck for the job Of being Hammond's
mounted police officer.
He will go out from the police sta
ton in the court house for day duty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
UNIVERSITY CLUB DANCE.

The members of the University club
are making preparations for dancing
party which they will give at the South
Boy hotel in Indiana Harbor The
exact date has not been set for the
party, although it will take place with
in the next few weeks. The young
people will go from here in automo-
biIes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-28
3. .. z. wHIsT MEETs.

tain the members of the B. B. K. Whist
club and few friends this evening
at their home in South Holman street.
Cards will be played during the even
ing. after which refreshments will be
served.