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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
CALHOUN'S HASTE CooLs
Secures Continuance of Ar.
raignment on Latest
Indictments

Patrick Calhoun's attorneys, who
with apparent earnestness have many
times in the last few months demand
ed the instant trial Of their client,
yesterday with equal earnestness pro-
tested strongly against the formal ar
raignment Of the street railroad man
on the new indictments returned by
the Mcfarland grand jury. Stanley
Moore and then his father. A A
Moore. addressed the Judge in opposi-
tion to the suggestion of John O'Gara.
assistant district attorney. that Call
houn be arraigned at once They
wanted a continuance Of the formality
for one week, and although Judge Law
lor was disinclincd to permit any de-
lay, he finally yielded to the importu-
mites Of the Moores and allowed CAL
houn q postponement until Wednesday
morning next.
In opposing continuance, O'Gara
said he had no objection to granting
the defendant reasonable time to de-
mar and to plead, but as the arraign-
pent was a mere formality, preceding
the filing of motions to set aside and
the demurrers, he asked that the de-
fendant be arraigned at once.
We have never seen the original In
dictments until this morning" pleaded
Stanley Moore.
IT is not customary TO serve the
detelse WIN copies pTlOr to the ar
rsignment replied O'Gara "It is part
of the srraignment to furnish the de-
1endant with the Indictment"
A A. Moore came to the assistance OF
his son and argued that no time would
be saved by insisting upon an imme-
date arrsi isnment. It's only effect
would be TO cause annoyance to Cal
boUn. said Moore.
Prior TO this Judge Lawlor had ac-
cepted the bond Of the Metropolitan
surety company as bail for Calboun
and Ford, the amount in the case or
each defendant being $4,000 on the
indictment charging the bribery of
Nicholas and IS on each OF the dunIi-
cate indictments charging the bribery
ot Coleman and Furey. Ruef. whose
bail on the three new indictments to-
tails only $15. was informed by the
Judge in reply to question from At
torney Murphy that cash would be ac
cepted by the court.
The new joint indictments having
been disposed OF. Stanley Moore made
another request for delay.
Judge Lawlor suggested a continu.
snce to Monday night for STANLEY
Moore TO make the motion with which
he said he was peculiarly familiar. hut
that did not suit Moore either. and
finally a postponement to next Tues
day night at O'Clock was agreed
upon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
SUES FOR PROPERTY
AND BIG DAMAGES

Claiming that Joseph A. Leonard had
elected the San Francisco suburban
and home building society from the
possession OF many lots owned by it in
Jordan park, the society yesterday
brought suit against Leonard for
restitution of the property and for
$4,000 damages. Jordan park is
bounded by California street, Point
Lobos, First and Parker avenues. In
the park is two story building, which
was occupied by the company. 1t Is
stated that March Leonard entered
into possession of the real estate peac-
ably, but the complaint alleges that he
used force, threats and menacing con-
duct in turning the officers of the COM
pany from the two story building. He
is charged with having violently laid
hands on the employees of the plain
tiff and with having placed fresh locks
on the doors. thus keeping them out.
The corporation claims that it has
been damaged in the sum of $4,000 by
the conduct of Leonard and asks that
it be awarded three times that sum.
1t is also prayed that the lots taken by
Leonard be restored to the plaintiff.
1.77e Valuable Prizes
They aggregate sS5,S00.00-see Eilers
Music Co.'S announcements on page 40
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
AFFIDAVITS OF JUDGES
Dunno and LawIor Will Be
Heard From in Few Days

Consideration OF the remainder of
the motions 10 strike out portions of
The voluminous affidavits filed in the
Ruef bribery Indictment S23 was post
poned by Judge Lawlor yesterday to
Tuesday next at 10 o'clock The Judge
wanted them disposed of Monday but
Attorney Frank Murphy of Ruef's
counsel pointed out that Ruef had been
notified to appear in Judge Dunne's
court Monday morning for trial in one
Of the Parkside cases. Murphy also
remarked that Judge Dunno had not
Yet filed his affidavit and Judge Lawlor
said that Dunno had told him he would
not be ready with his affidavit for a
few days.
EALh Judge Dunno and Judge I.awior,
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
NEW IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION

Articles of Incorporation of the Mar
ket street Improvement association
were filed yesterday The purposes of
the association are to promote the
business and prosperity of that section
of the city between Fourth and
Twelfth streets on the east and west
and two blocks distant from Market
street on the north and south. The di-
rectors of the association are: Ernest
E. Howell, Thomas Shea, l.. Q. Haven,
M. c. Mogensen. G. Siemann, c. II. Cum
ningham, Edwin Jones, a. b. Tread
we'll and F. w. Amman.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
sAYs HE WAS RoRREp

Martin Christensen, sailor, com
planned to the police Friday night that
four men with whom he had been
drinking robbed him OF $50 in rear
room in Mrs. A Thompson's saloon at
u Sacramento street. He did not know
their names.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
BRIBERY CASES CONTINUED

Judge Lawlor. sitting for Judge
Dunno, yesterday granted the following
continuances: NJ. W. Coffey and An
drew NJ. Wilson, receiving a bribe, for
arraignment to April II; z. NJ. Graney,
J. W. Coffroth, WiHus F. Britt and
Eugene E. SchmitZ, bribery, for argu-
-ment on demurrer, April 4; Abraham
Ruef. bribery, for arraignment, April
4. In calling his own calendar, Judge
Lawlor continued the case of George F.
Dufey, charged with bribery, to April
II to plead.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

1.77e Valuable Prizes
They aggregate sS5, 5,300.00-see Eilers
Music Co.'S announcement on page 40.s
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

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prefer be shareholder in the parent company the
National Rapid Transit Company.
In the limited space of this advertisement
only give superficial description of this system, but
of sound reasoning foresight and acute busi
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simple engineering skill to practical eommerciasm,
and predict for it success beyond measure.
If you will call this Office shall be pleased to
show you the model in operation and explain every
detail of the system If convenient for you
today don't delay perhaps be to secure any
of the present allotment of stock
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
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scription, any purchaser of this stock
fed with their investment, we will uI
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without argument.
This guarantee accompanies every
money received for the sale of this st0s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

all its Wonderful resources are con tinnaiIH multiply ins The cill is 2rov ing more beautiful more a4rceablc. IT would sound like an Aladdin story to give the experience of those who pave come tu Washington within the last ten years and established schools for young ladies especially. We have per sonal knowledge of schools that were. established on five thousand dollars that have %roNn in nropertv and Equipment to the value Of two hun dred thousand dollars, and who began With halI dozen pupils and who now nave from one hundred and fifty 10 tWo hundred, who represent the finest families from every part of the coun- try. Washington being cosmopolitan, petty prejudlccs and livarics seem to be forgotten and these young people seem 70 drift Immediately into broader views and higher ambitions. which naturally tends To greater apprecia- , llon of GnE own country and it's in- nnnerabic and ucompai able re+ou. : cpS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

cfea>inS is departments and henefar- tions to students and patrons: Dau2h- ton College, Interstate Commercial h. stitut", AmX and Navy School, Na- tionat Law School Business High School, ana any number of private institutions with equally up-to-date equipments are open }G ali who de sire to avail themselves of these ad- vanta@eous conditions.
 II is probably Hot too much 10 claim shat Washington is ffecr from iempta- lions and demoralizine influences than any other city Of onr country The occupations which aie available in he Distric of Columbia age of such cha.- acter that it does not attract he Vici- ons and criminal class to any very great extent. Hence. if one k dispos- ed to hc reckless or proni2ate he finds little encouragement here because ol the fac that those who are engaged in more elevating employment have no time 10 associate with that class
 No one can predict what the future Of education will bn in Washngton. a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

States. Young ladies senlinal'jes nave been opened ill great numbers within he last ten years simply for the rea- son that the advantages offered ill the cllN ol Washington fos the thorough equipment of youn9 women for any sphere in life are superior to those of tany other p.ace ill the world. The climate. nOn-commereiai and heaiihfllI . ceulitjo1ts. magnificent parks, li5rar- i,s, scientific. literary and musical re sources make il possible for young women nndel proper guidance To ach"ive more here ill ;t brief time than ,heN could any where else, to say noth- iH& of the social advantages which are o5rioAal and which bring them i'll con- tacl with people of refinement and cnifurc
 The sane can be said of the educa- Iion D.! boys and young men. No other place offers the opportunities which are found iN Washington for boys and young men of moderate means to win their way in any profession or Toca- lion which they may dceire to follow. as nowhere else could they receive the sane salary ior their services as they do in the departments of Washington. working ei4il1 hours a day and allow ing them the rest of the tWentN-touf, Without overtaNin9 themselves. 10 pur- sne their chosen profession or voca- t01 undri, the best possible ats pices.
 Washington can boast of the Geolge- tuWil University, the great Catholic University for higher education in theology literature and science: the American University. founded on the same principles as that of the Catholic University. and which. when complet- ed. will afford another field for ambi- lous students as all enjoy the same privileges of the free use Of the wOn- dcrful nationa! collections hereinbe- fore mentioned; the George Washing ton University, which has for years graduated students in the higher de- l,artneujs and which is steadily in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11
Washington the Coming
 Athens of America

| tal Civil gar t.2;,t < could 5e clal2ed that Washington was in any sense an l Athens. Then education, like every thing else, made rapid advancement The public schools were among the first to be organized on :; proper basis
 and to receive their just share of the
 appropriations for the District ot
 Columbia. The most learned and cX-
 perienced mon of the whole c0untrN were brought to the capital to t?.y to raise he standard of the public schools. There were many purOchiai
 schools connected with the dlfferenJ Catholic churches Of this city and coli
 sequently there was for s time much opposition 10 free schools. The pre-
 judice against the public schools, how ever. died out and pride taking itt
 place, resulted in the highest possibt"
 standard being maintained.
 The old private schools tha were
 here have been supplanted by others that are up to date III eNGl't SellSt 3i
 the word until today there is nol a
 city in the Union that presents any
 thing like the advantages that Wash ineton does for a universal liberal e(ln- cation. Those not informed as u the
 present advanced condition of educa
 tonal affairs in Washington would be
 astounded at the number of public and private schools. semnaries, colleges and universities that are now in a
 most prosperous condition. The fines; teachers from Europe and educational centers of the United States have been brought to Washington and are now
 engaged in teaching larger nnmber
 of resident and non-resident pupils
 than in any other place in the United
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

e,z 81t~= st5liN= i.OU-tN.i
 w. aia1toa Oct 1V Since Wasi!- tH4aat WAS chosen as the capital of
 l.. Republic great interest has been I1 a rested II is educational laci Iities aEd m3ay propositions have been made u induce thc government to make appropriations for great universities .end colleges hut on account of the contention Dy denominations over the contro1 oI appropriations for this pur~ pose TO great institution of learning has eyt1 been established by the gov e1llment, albeit much cncourageinent has been given il all movements ill he cause of education The libraries. laboratories and museums of the various deDartments Of the govern V 4nt are considered the finest of their kind in the world. \ few years ago a resolution was adopted by congress allowing the &ratuitous use of these collections bg all students and insti1H- ions of learning.
 As early as 1793 the Catholics of thc Old World appreciated the import anee of education at the capital of the great Republic and hastened to estab- fish the Georgetown University and the Convent of the Visitation. to which were called the ablest educators of the church. To them belongs the credit of having been pioneers ill that direc- lion, and. being in close touch with the universities of Europe, for years they offered the finest advantages that could then be given in this country.
 From time to time in the early his tory of government, various schools p,4.te and denominational' have been established. but il was not until after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

Use pncumo Emollcnt for sore throat Or pain in the chest. 9 II In
 The only moving, baggage and storage company In Pine Bluff owned and operated exclusively by white people. Pine B!ui', Moving, Baggage and Storage Company, Roth phones 61. 8 SC I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11
Clothes May Not Always
 Make the Man

but they go long ways toward mak- ing q good impression. Have your fan shit made by Eiscnkramer tho Tailor, oyer Citizens Bank, second avenue, corner Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

For quick transportation cad CITY HACK LINE, 221 East Barraque St Open G D. Ill. to 7:3o a. n. and reliable Special attention to train calls. Old phone 39i New phone 1o2 Moses OGord prop. Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-05

KN|CKER-
ROCKERS
Gary, Boy Wonder Among
American municipalities,
Having Thrown Off Swad-
ding Clothes Two Years
Ago, Wants Long Pants.

Following the victory of the repub-
licans in Gary the rumor became cur
rent in Gary today that the town would
soon be made a city. necessitating a
city election, probably in the spring.
The fact that this has not been done
long ago when Gary first acquired the
requisite number of inhabitants, $500,
was due to the fact that as yet there
had been no tryout of the strength Of
the political parties, and neither knew
to a certainty whether not they
could risk city election at that time.
On Tuesday the voting strength of
the parties was established. 1t was
found that hve-eighths of the voters
are republican, but whether or not
they could hold this great lead in a
city election is a question. Upon the
decision of the republicans on this
question largely rests the action which
will be taken next spring.
May Hold on Until Next Spring.
Many persons regardless of the po-
litical significance feel that Gary should
be made a city because of the greater
latitude in self government which is
allowed a municipality. There is no
one who desires to cast discredit up
on the present administration. as their
conduct IN the office of town trustees
seems TO be met with general approval.
Although the air is pregnant with
reports of an attempt which Will soon
be started to make the town of Gary
a city it has not as yet reached a
tangible stage. There is no question
but what there are a number of men
| advocating the action today, but it
does not seem probable that it will be
done before spring.
The population of the city, judging
from the poll and from the vote cast
Tuesday, is above $4,000. so that the
town has been entitled to be made a
municipality several times over The
number of residents of the city who
were not entitled to vote is also alb
normal, owing to the remarkable daily
increase in the population.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-05
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Butter.Creame9ay. extra. &c; price
to retail dealers, csc; prints, SOc; extra
da a - Extras. 2sc: firsts' zoe; seconds.
1Sc; ladies, o. !, 18~c; packing Stock
gs-Miscellaneous lots, cases re-
turned, 16Q 2Osc; cases included. ITO
21c; ordinary firsts, 23c; firsts. white
wood cases and must be 40 per cent
whitewood cases and must be 60 per
cent fresh, 27c; extra, especially pack
ed for the city trade and must be so
chickes, 12c; refrigerator firsts. 22c
Potatoes-Receipts IS cars; choice
to fancy, 65 a SIC; fair to good, so q SIC.
Sweet potatoes1Illinois, s2.oOQ2.00'
VeaiMouotation for calves in. good
order were as follows: so to so lbs
50 @ei to 10 100 lbs lbs, S.Ss.c; fancy, Toe,
Dressed beef-No. 1 ribs. Ice; No. l
loins, 1Sc; No. round, re; No. l chuck,
Live poultry per lb, 1sc;
chickens, fowls, ioc; springs, lie; ro S,s
@ ca 0ep bo gfes sraPes
Fruit-Apples $1.0OQ3.Oo per Ibrl; soc
@s1.60 per bu; bananas, jumbo per
euiis. eos@$115; BOUQUETS, 7.9soe
SIS: grapes. 20@24c per S-lb basket;
BeTries@Cra aGo les per brI, $500
800; boxes, s275@3.6O
Beans - Pea, beans, hand. picked.
common s1900195; red kidney, $24o;
lower grades. depending on quality,
$175 @2.00; brown Swedish, $2.55; off
grades S225M2.50; limas, California,
per 100 lbs. s4.sO@4s5. .
Green egetables-Beets, slips q 80
per box; cabbage, sL75Q2.0o per crate;
er, Is arse per box; celery, S5cQs12O
per box; green onions. 06c per bunch
horseradish, 65c per bunch; lettuce,
head, box, 40@50c; leaf, box, zoe;
per dog: radishes, home grown, $1.50Q
200 per 100; string beans, green, 500
toes soc per Blu; turnips, 60@75c per
sack; watercress. 25QS5c per basket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-05
FOR RED RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

Denison, Tex, Nov. 5.-The Red Riv-
er Improvement association began its
two days convention here today, with
large attendance of delegates from
Texas. louisiana, Arkansas and Okla
homa. the four states principally in
terested in the Improvement of the Red
river. The delegates were received
with great enthusiasm by the citizens
and the local Elks have made special
arrangements for the entertainment Of
the visitors The list of speakers to
advocate the proposition of improving
the navigation of the Red river, par
ticularly in It's upper course, includes
Governor Blanchard of Louisiana, Con-
gresham Joseph E. Randall and 9TH
ers of Louisiana, John H. Stephens of
Texas, Charles D. Carter of Oklahoma
r. Nj. Wallace of Arkansas and many
others
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-05
IMPORTANT SESSION
OCCURS NEXT WEEK
Gary Real Estate Board
Will Be Held on Tues
day, November 10.
DISCUSS The WATER SYSTEM
John w. Atwood Will Be the Prin-
cipal Speaker at the
Meeting.
DISCUSS THE WATER SYSTEM

An important session of the Gary
real estate board will be held next
Tuesday at 1890, Nov. ~.
The meeting will be held at the Gary
hotel, where a table de'hote lunch
con will be served at 40 cents a plate
The luncheon has been set for the
purpose of bringing all the real estaet
men out as there are several import
ant topics that will come up for dis
cussion.
John w Atwood, the engineer who
designed the Gary water and sewer
system, will be the principal speaker
His subject will be: The Want of Sew
erage, Drainage and Ship Canals in the
Calumet Region" W. H. Fitzgerald,
the president of the organization, will
preside and will call on other speakers
to discuss the problems. Experts from
Chicago are expected to attend the
session who will participate in the
talks.
VIII Discuss Sanitary District.
Since the movement was set afoot
to create a sanitary district the drain
age and sewer problem of Gary is
being looked at in a new light. The
opinions about the project are still
divided, especially since the hackers
of the Burns ditch are most numerous
in Gary.
AS far as the town or Gary is con-
cerned it has solved the problem of
drainage and sewage. but it is alive
to the fact that while 1t may be doing
everything in its power to make the
city healthy that the other cities by
emptying their sewage into Lake Mich
igan are nevertheless polluting the
Gary drinking water. Were it not for
the fact the sanitary district would not
affect Gary very vitality.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-05
NOTICES
LICENSE NOTICE.
Il harahV orfran -

LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given TO the citi-
zens of East Chicago, North Township,
Lake County, Indiana. that I. Steve
John. male inhabitant of the Town,
Township, County and State aforesaid.
over the age of twenty-one years. and
a person not in the habit of becoming
intoxicated. will apply TO the Board Of
County Commissioners. at its regular
December session. to be held in the
at Crown Point, for a license
to sell spirituous, vinous or malt lfq-
uors in less quantities than a quart at a
time, with the privilege of allowing
the same to be drunk on the premises
where sold. Applicant desires permits
sion to run a lunch and tobacco stand
in connection.
The place where said liquors are to
be sold and drunk is described as fol-
lows: A first floor room of a two-story
frame building on Lot 80, Block 16
southwest quarter section %, East
Chicago, Ind.
Said room faces west on Melville
avenue. a public street within said
town, and is entered through a door in
front and also one in the rear and side.
) STEVE JOHN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-05

LICENSE NOTICE

- License NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to the cftf-
Zens or Maynard. North Township. Lake
county, indiana: That the UNDERSIGNED
Is male 1nhabitant more than twenty
one tz1) years OF age, a resident Of
sad Iown and Township and not in
the hablt or becoming intoxicated: that
ne mas been a continuous resident If
5 ald township for more than nfnefv
(SV( days last past; that he will annly
70 the Board OF County Commissioners
OF Lake County. State of Indiana AZ
lheir regular December Term. 1908 for
license TO sell intoxicating liouors
N less quantities than a quart AZ q
time and permit the same TO be drank
on the premises where sold. thai ~
VIII also ask permission to sell To-
Dacco, soft drinks and lunch in con
nectlon herewith; and that the prem
lses where he desires to sell said in
toxlcating liquors is described as fol-
lows. to-wt:
The ground floor front room Of two
story brick building on west side of
graVel road to Dyer. Immediately south
or Panhandle right of way. Said prem
Uses 5o Delng in southwest quarter section
~ township 80, Range 8 West in
Maynard Crossing, North Township.
SAID room is 1SX35 feet, faces on a pub
nc highway, has Mushroom and store
room IN rear, living rooms above EN-
tered through a front door on east:
rear door and door on north. in Nav
nard crossing, North Township. Lake
County, Indiana.
w. J. BOLAND.