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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-06
WAS COLD DOWN STATE.

"
Last night in DanvilIe was the cold
est of the winter up TO date, ice an
inch thick being on the top of vessels
containing water which had been left
out of doors, thermometers registering
20 degrees.
GIRLS TOSSED FROM RIG.
Nellie and Rector Bales of Plainheld.
aged Il and IA years, were thrown
from a buggy and suffered slight in
injuries. The horse became frightened
when an interurban car almost struck
the buggy. 1t ran into ditch and up
set the buggy, throwing the girls to
the ground. Their injuries are not SER
ious.
RUN TO FIRE KILLS HORSE.
The home of James Ayers, one mile
yesterday. causing a loss estimated at
several hundred dollars. Mr.. Ayers was
in town when the alarm was given, and,
with great haste to the scene of the fire.
Just as he reached the gate one of his
horses fell dead.
TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL.
The contract for a new Attica high
school has been let by the board. 1t
will be two stories high with base
ment The basement will contain a
gymnasium and manual training de-
partment. On the first floor there will
be an assembly and four class rooms
and on the second eight class rooms.
HOOsIER Y. w. c. A. CONVENES.
The annual convention of the Indiana
Young Women's Chris tian association
will open at Earlham college, in Rich
mond. and a large number of delegates
representing every part of the state
arrived, today The Rev. Allen Jay OF
Earlham will conduct the devotional
exercises at the first session tonight.
TRAIN HITS INTERURBAN.
An interurban car on the Chicago
South Bend and Northern Indiana rail-
way was struck by a northbound Lake
Erie passenger train at Laporte at 5:3C
o'clock last night The motor end Of
the coach was badly wrecked and the
passengers We're badly shaken up. Johr
Wilson, motorman, was caught in the
wreckage and fatally injured.
RUSH BASCULE BRIDGE.
! BASQUE bridge over the Grand Calu-
met river at Hammond will be com
pleted May l. Chief Engineer Kent
who was in the city yesterday, said thi'
improvement consists of two 10S-foo
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CALIFORNIA WINTER RACING

Oakland, Cal. Nov. 6.-The season
of winter racing in California will be
inaugurated tomorrow with the open
ing of the New California Jockey
clubs meeting at Emeryville All in
dications point to a successful meet
ing. The club has substantially in
creased the value of the stakes and
handicaps over the figures of previous
years. The most notable increase is
in the Burns handicap. which is to
have a value of $4,000 added money
instead Of. $4,000 guaranteed.
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CONFIDENCE IS ON ITS WAY FOR A VISIT.

through the election of Judge
hard which, of course
abuses remaining find fault
arophd
sanity safety will
outtast
ampeded himself
Stability president defend it and
compelled cooked what Wash
ington doing or s
800 pounds and history does not record case
OF a
from its excessive midiy and as
in nfdencel itself better employed
Therewi be plenty for idle hands to do
is to
sympathy with all moral and menta
upf general fright will help
to BET himself morally mentally
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-06
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

16S0-James Gregory. inventor Of the
rejecting telescope, born in Aber-
deem, Scotland.
1671-Colley Cibber. an actor who be-
came poet laureate of England
born in London. Died there. Dee.
II. 1857
17es-Rev. John Carroll made bishop Of
Baltimore.
1S2s-New England coast visited by a
storm of unusual violence
1S41-Nelson W. Aldrich. United States
senator from Rhode Island, born.
1S47-First American missionary church
organized in China.
1S65-The Confederate privateer, Shen-
andoah, surrendered at Liverpool
after having destroyed about thir-
~ vessels.
1S72-GeneraI George G. Meade died
Born Dec. so. 1915.
1SS3-South Dakota adopted consti
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in Vienna and was all that he could
have wished for. His genius delighted
and thrilled all who heard its mani
festations and his fame soon became
world In 1889 he made his first
appearance before a Partisan audience
and a year later he was heard in Lon
don. Then came his first American
tour, which is said to have cleared the
pianist more than s15O.o00.
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Up AND DOWN IN INDIANA

, spans, and the masonry provides for
twenty-five foot depth of water. This
Improvement will be one of the best
made on the Monon lines since the road
was cons tructed, and when completed
will enable the company to make good
| time through the low ground in that
/, vicinity, as the tracks on each side will
be elevated to connect with that bridge.
CONSTABLE Is ATTACKED.
When Otto Keith. the furniture man.
and Constable R. P. Lamar went to the
home of Sherman Ivey of Shelbyville
TO levy on his household goods for non
payment of a bill, Keith was attacked
! by the Iveys. When the two men en-
tered the house and made known their
| business Mrs. Ivey started after Keith
with butcher knife.
SHE BECOMES BUGGIE.
Frederick S. Buggie, formerly of
| Cleveland, o., but for the last six
months manager of the Evening Re
publican of Shelbyville. and Miss Mar
garet Campbell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles H Campbell were married
today at the home of the brides par
| ents. The Rev. L. o. Richmond, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church,
| OAhSAdbCN. MI. MI d 4oAS5iC UC-
parted for wedding trip in Ohio.
JUDGE MCCLURE OUT.
| After twelve years on the bench of
! the Madison circuit court Judge John
f. McCIue of Anderson will be sue
ceeded on November 10 by Charles K.
Bagot, democrat, elected last Tuesday.
Judge Mcclure, however, was not a can
didate for reelection.
DOESN'T LIKE GAME LAWS.
The Rev. John II. Hill of Columbus,
who has been elected to represent this
county in the lower house of the next
general assembly, is a foe of the fish
and game laws. He believes that it is
the God given right of every man to
fish and hunt when he pleases and ii
will be one of the aims of his work in
the legislature to secure the repeal OF
the fish and game laws.
TRY LAMPHERE MONDAY.
Whether Mrs Bella Guinness is alive
or whether she died in the fire that
killed her three children, is the ques-
ton that proves most interesting al
the trial of Ray Lamphere, which viii
begin in Laporte next Monday.
Lamphere is charged with the murder
of Mrs. Guinness and her children. His
attorneys declare that they will dis.
prove the charge against him by prov.
ing that Mrs. Guinness herself is alive
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BLACK OAK

Mr.. Heseberger transacted business at
Toleston Wednesday and Thursday. He
is erecting a cottage for Mr. Frank
Using some of his miracle blocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minitz moved into
the J. A. Nickel store Wednesday, Mr..
and Mrs. Nickel moving to their new
residence.
Mat Seberger of Schererville tran
sacted business here Thursday.
John Minitz transacted business at
Hobart Thursday.
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ARE UP AGAINST IT
Efforts 10 Stop Game Practically Ger
tain to BE Made in the Spring.

San Francisco, Nov. 5-Racing will
open at Oakland Saturday and what
promises to be crucial season for the
game on the coast will be inaugurated
with a special handicap at one mile.
Probably the best array of horses that
ever appeared in California is here, due
TO the dismal outlook at New Orleans
and the early closing of the game in
the East, and the sport itself should
be of high class.
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SPORTING NOTES

contests with the Gunthers, which also
contains three ineligible men. Schaefer
later played with the Detroits and cubs
which renders all hands guilty of the
same crimes" committed by the
white sox Washington. Minneapolis
and Milwaukee players
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IN POLITICS


ty democrats started a presidential
boom for Governor Elect Thomas R.
Marshall by wiring him that his name
would be presented as the states can
didate for president in 1912. The en-
thusiasts claim the honor of being the
first to present Mr.. Marshall as a presi-
Dental possibility.
1t is pretty hard for some of the
faithful to desert republican headquar-
ters in the Commercial bank building.
They still flock there in punches and
Chairman Schaaf can't drive them out.
Panama, Nov. 5.--The election of Mr..
Taft has been learned here with re-
joicing on the part of many Panamans,
especially the followers of President
Obaldia Mr.. Taft made many friends
in the isthmus during his visit here
and they are highly gratified over his
victory. which they believe will prove a
source of benefit to Panama.
| New Orleans La, Nov. 5.-Licked in a
school days fight by w. H. Taft Charles
G. Duble. local blacksmith, yesterday
! sent to the president elect a telegram
congratulating him upon his victory
and reminding him of the boyhoo6
scrap" in Cincinnati, when young Taft
whipped him in a square standuI
| fight" Last night Duble was over
joyed when he received a telegram
signed w. II. Taft which thanked hin
for the congratulations and his re-
minder of the incident
! Taft, Texas, Nov. Sit is reported al
headquarters of the Taft ranch, sit
uated near here. that w. II. Taft ant
his brother, Charles p. Taft, owners oil
the ranch will arrive here the early
part of December on ten days hunt
| ing expedition. The ranch embraces
| 10000 acres and deer and other wilc
animals abound in the pastures. The
most magnificent country home and
hunting lodge in Texas is situated upor
the Taft ranch
Washington, D. G., Nov. 5.--As soor
as William H. Taft has taken the oatf
of office Theodore Roosevelt Will leave
the capitol grandstand drive TO the
station, and take a special train fol
Oyster Bay. He will not return tC
| Washington before the summer of 1910
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EVEN IF YOU HAVE TITAN HAIR
THE WORST OF 1T is THAT SOME
PEOPLE HAVE so LITTLE APPRE-
CITATION OF 1T, THEY ARE READY
TO CALL 1T RED.
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tuition.

tuition.
1903-The republic of Panama recog-
nized by the United States.
t905-Sir George Williams. founder OF
the Y. NJ. c. A, died. Born 1921
THIS Is MY 4sTH BIRTHDAY.
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word from Mr.. Hanly on the result Of
the election?
ANXIOUS INQUIRER
Yes; we have NOT We don't want
any. Nor does anyone else.
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A WOMAN NEVER FEELS EMBAR-
RAISED WHEN SHE GETS TO
CHURCH LATE, ESPECIALLY IF SHE
HAS SOME NEW DUDs TO WEAR.
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Get ready for Miss Prosperity. It
is up to you to get a slice of it when
she comes. Don't be asleep when she
knocks at the door
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A Pound of Cure.

1t is said that there is time in
everybodys life when he is about 10
years old when he needs one good lick
ing.-Rainier (Ore) Review
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-06

How often you hear this state
men about a business house:
"He has gone to LUNCH"
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In these days when women me-
gIect their homes for clubs 1t
is wise child that knows its
own mother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-06

Well may the republican candidates
elected. and the republican party in
Lake county be proud of Chairman
Schaaf
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Look long enough and you will
be sure to find a weak spot In
everyone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-06

You see. Mr.. Watson, if you ran for
congress you might have been beaten
just the same
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Well it seems that local option pre-
vented a big republican landslide il
Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-06
EIGHT SOX PLAYERS
DECLARED INELIGIBLE
For Playing With the Logan squares
south Siders Are Under the Ban.

Eight OF the white sox were placed
on the Ineligible list by the national
baseball commission yesterday for hav-
ing played against Galatians Logan
Square team. No mention of a fine was
made in the dispatches from Cincinnati.
but there is time for that little pleas
antry when the ineligibles apply for
reinstatement Those decorated by the
commission were White, Donohue,
Smith, Altrock, owen, Atz, PurteH and
Fiene Frank Roth of the Milwaukee
team. who played with the sox against
the Logan Squares, also was declared
ineligible.
Until the faint of ineligibility has
been removed President Comiskey may
not enter into contract with his play
ers The same request was made of
Owner Havenor of the Milwaukee
team.
Another batch of ineligibles doubtless
will be made known in few days as
the cubs, tigers. Clevelands, Cincinnati
reds and others have participated in ex-
hibition games since the close OF the
season in which We're players whose
standing in organized baseball is all
to the bad.
Schaefer Plays a Part.
Some time ago the Washington Am
erican League transformers were fined
5000 apiece for playing the Logan
Squares. and. after their games with
CalIahan's team. employed Herman
ISchaefer of the Detroits In one of their
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Editor, TINES. Have you got any
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The excuse of every man
who does not mind his own
business is that he is try
ing to do good.
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AS we pointed out. Mr. Bryan al
ways had the crowds. but somehow the
other chap always gets the votes.
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r A n DO M
THINGS AND FILINGS

X "A / y II " IVA
THINGS AND FILINGS
Get ready for Miss Prosperity. It
Is up to you to get slice of it when
she comes. Don't be asleep when she
knocks at the door.
In these days when women ne
gIect their homes for clubs 1t
is wise child that knows it's
own mother.
Not a Local Celebrity.
This here Thaddeus of Warsaw may
be famous. as I've heard tell" declared
a Benton county farmer, but I've lived
near Warsaw twenty eight years and
never heard of him before Kansas
City Star.
WOMAN NEVER FEELS EMBAR-
RAISED WHEN SHE GETS TO
CHURCH LATE, ESPECIALLY IF SHE
HAS SOME NEW DUDs TO WEAR.
elected, and the republican party in
Lake county be proud of Chairman
Schaaf.
men about business house:
.He has gone to Iunch.-
= a. ~
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1t is pretty hard for some of the
faithful to desert republican headquar-
ters in the Commercial bank building.
They still flock there in punches and
Chairman Schaaf can't drive them out.
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THE COMMERCIAL cLUB,s CORNER.

There nothing in the of entertainment
and beneficial especially this true
The educational boards putting yceum
with view both and
girls and the parents
and other lovers of hgh-grade and musicals
Inc central Lycerm Course is to Chckha
treats her literary nd muscovng citizens
for the price at which the being sold
Back Of Miss Hamilton putting lyceum course
here is the school board the Federation
cal club and
The he following numbers:
I. p Dollver
The Orphean Club Nov 26
shungopay his company of uusons Dec
~
Read, z
Gilbert A. Edredge, mpersonator Feb 16
Harvey Cowen,
The Honolulu Students March1O
a than 20 cants nor roor
men and as the tickets
sion should the holder have
Of the family a use it,
hckasha viii will offer better
entertainment than will the Lyceum course
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-06
EXTERNAL REMEDY FOR
ECZEMA
Why saIves Fall While a Simple
Liquid Has Accomplished Thou
sands of Cures.

1t is now thoroughly established
among the best medical authorities
that eczema is purely a skin disease
due to a germ, and durable only
through the skin. It is not a blood dis
ease at ALL in fact. thousands of peo-
pie suffer with skin disease and are
perfectly healthy otherwise, and there
fore prove they have no diseased
blood
Smeary salves cannot reach the
germs because they do not penetrate
the skin. The only way to reach the
germs is by means of a penetrating
liquid
Such a liquid can be obtained by
simply mixing ordinary oil Of winter
green with thymol, glycerin and other
healing agents. This compound, known
as D. D. d. Prescription, stops the itch
instantly-and the cures all appear to
be permanent. In fact, it took thou
sands of cures, case after case. before
the best scientific authorities were
convinced of the absolute merit of this
remedy. The effect of D. D. d. Pre-
scription in numbing the itching &c
zema germs is seen within one min
ute after the first application. We
especially recommend D. D. D. Soap
in connection with this treatment. Sold
at the Owl Drug Store.
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much Of a dreamer to lead, as proved
by his three unsuccessful attempts to
lead the Democratic party to victory,
his strong points have been made still
more strong by his having shouldered
the wonderful responsibility. His three
defeats leave him not the unpopular
individual most men would be under
similar circumstances, but he stands
head and shoulders above the whole
people of the earth as an orator That
is the victory Of his three campaigns
of defeat.
In glancing atthe personal element
Of these defeats we cannot reckon with
Mr. Bryan, for, by the law of logic he
could not hope for success in the cam
paign just closed. He must have fore
seen the result. Therefore, the family
OF the great Commoner are the ones
on whom the brunt Of defeat falls
hardest. OF course TO them their can
didate, their husband and father being
the incarnation of all good and noble,
could not but succeed even though
he had failed to two previous such
attempts. To them the loss means
more than it does to any man or set
Of men in the nation. And yet con
trary TO sympathizing with them. we
glory with them in what they have
gained. Peerless orator that he is,
he would have had no time for the
pursuance of his capabilities along this
line while occupied as chief executive
of the land. Mrs. Bryan's hero will
make himself more popular in defeat
than he could possibly have done as
president. Financially he is far bet
ter off in defeat than in victory. Mr..
Bryan's career has just begun.-shaw-
nee Herald.
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the great middle class reading Of the
boasted prosperous conditions of the
country through the subsidisee press
with crop conditions uniformly nor
NAL. wonderful indeed would have
been the hopes for victory of Democ.
racy's choice Tuesday.
And knowing these things as he
did, but believing the stories of won
derful prosperity of the working mar
to be a myth, believing with all hit
heart in the principles of the plat
form he espoused, thinking that with
certain changes he could better the
conditions of labor, he accepted the
responsibility given him and buclSled
on the armor, wading into the fight
And such battle as 1t has been. For
weeks he has carried on the most won
derful campaign ever witnessed In
defatigabe in his work he has carried
his plans to the laborer at all hours
OF the day and night. And after his
weeks of ceaseless campaigning, with
weeks Of plaudits of labor still echo
ing in his ears he came home to de-
feat.
In defeat he has won a much needed
rest. After recuperating from the
fatigue Of his wonderful campaign he
can 90 up and down this prosy old
world giving peep into the flowery
kingdom of his eloquence.
Men there are who were born to
lead Others there are who gain the
of all who know them for
this virtue or that one, but who fail
in inspiring their following with conf
dence. Mr.. Bryan's crowning virtue
is his ability to brighten the world
with his wonderful oratory. A bit too
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ne VICTORY OF DEFEAT.

A glance for moment at the hu
man side OF the election.
Not always does the victor win the
greatest victory Party affiliation
whether borne OF sound reasoning OF
acquired sy inheritance during Cd
tests such as the one just ended as
serts itself and regardless of reason
we claim victory as ours until the
battle has ended and we number our
hosts among the conquered. But to
be able to lose smilingly is one Of the
most desirable virtues that Providence
has endowed humankind with.
In speaking Of this virtue we are
not boasting of virtue of our own.
Personally we regret the defeat. 1t
gals us and we are more or less
soured by the continued losing. But
for the noble man who led this great
but losing battle we have the most pro
tuuuu duhiidlions Nol uOSo lhio du-
miration end with him. The brave
wife who stands by him in defeat Civ
ing him inspiration to push ahead and
mold from defeat victory grander
and more sublime than that Of mere
holding office shares at least equally
with him our admiration.
Bryan's victory would have been a
miracle. Accepting the leadership in
the face of existing circumstances as
ne 5id he had little hope for success.
Battling against majority such as
no man or party ever before had sue
ceeded in gaining. taking the lead in
a hattie against policies which appeal
to the millions in their superficial
knowledge OF conditions as policies
directed to their personal benefit, with
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

State of Oklahoma, Grady County. In
the County Court of said County and
State. H. s. Kimball VS.. T. E. James.
Execution Sale.
Under and by virtue of the authority
vested in me in an execution issued
in the above stated cause from the
county court of said county, l will on
Monday, the 18th day of November,
1908, at 10 o'clock a. M, at the Kim
ball house in the city of Chickasha, on
the corner Of First street and Chick
asha avenue Offer for safe to The high
est BIDDER the folo wing described
property, levied on by me as The prop
erty of defendant, to satisfy the judg-
ment and costs in sad Above stated
cause, viz: % mattresses, 2f bed
steads, stand tables. so chairs. IS
lamps, stools, dining room tables,
5 dressers, l lot Of bed springs. ice
chest, l bread case, water cooler,
coffee ern, cool.iiss rgnge and heat
ing stoves. cigar case, bowls and
pitchers, cots. lot of chinaware,
dishes, cups and saucers. lot mis-
cellaneous furniture and fixtures,
lot comforts and pillows and sheets.
The above property will be sold in
lots as above indicated. Terms of sale,
cash. NJ. B. Louthan,
Sheriff of Grady County.
BY G. w. Yerta,
Under Sheriff. 10-5-l0td
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PROGRAM AT THE BIJoU TO-DAY

Two Broken Hearts, a heart-break.
ing story of love and despair.
"The Naughty Little Princess" a
story Of little girl who was changed
when she awoke.
THE Life of Abraham Lincoln from
His Birth to His Death" Very inter
esting.
Illustrated song we Never Seemed
So Far Apart Before" sung by verlie
Lawrence.
Lectures and effects by Harry Law
renee.
Vaudeville.
The Kennedys. are still drawing big
crowds at this theater Come and see
them.