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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
CLEARED OF
TERRIBLE CHARGES
Hammond Men Shown to
Have Been Victims of
Conspiracy.
TESTIFY AS TO CHARACTER
Cases Against Both Men Are Thrown
Out of Court and Girls Will
Taken From Parents.

Morris CalIaghnn, who was held in
Crown Point the charge of mis-
treating little Emma FOrsythe the H.
year-Old daughter of Charles For
sythe, was exOnerated in Judge w. G.
McMahan's court at Crown Point YES
terday and so great was the sympathy
for the man who was proven innocent
altering charged with so heinous n
crime that a purse was taken up for
his benefit.
Attorney Joseph Conroy defended
Callaghan and he was able to show
conclusively that his man could prove
an alibi. Conroy appeared for Canag-
han in the preliminary hearing, but he
had decided to have no more to do
with the case when he was called to
the Jail by Callaghan. who pleaded
that he was innocent and asked Conroy
to defend him.
They Told FaIsehOods.
This again interested the Hammond
attorney in the case and it was not
long before witnesses were secured
who showed concIusively that Emma
Forsythe and Maude Williams were
telling untruths all the way through
the tria.
1t was proven that Morris Callag-
han was not in the house at the time
the alleged assault occurred and that
was all that was Necessary to exon
erte the Hammond man. John E. Fitz-
gerald, Christ Orr and Judge Nc
Mahan testified as to his good char
acter.
After Morris Callaghan had been
proven inocent and it was shown that
the little girls were willing to testify
to anythiny, Prosecuting Attorney d.
z. Boone moved to nolIe pross the
case against John Feescer, who is he
ing held on complaint of the same
girls.
A Conspiracy Existed.
During the trial the fact was
brought out that there was a con-
spiracy on the part of Charles For
sythe to have Callaghan sent to the
penitentiary, for certain reasons best
known to himself
Perry Williams, the father of Maude
Williams. testified that Forsythe had
come to him and asked him to have
his girl testify to the same things that
Emma Forsythe did. so that Callaghan
would be sent over the road
Finally the little girls, who were
being coached to admit that they had
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12

With the New York state republican
convention at hand the eyes of the
whole country are on the fight be-
ing waged for and against the re-
nomination of Governor Hughes No
man is more intensely interested in the
governor than President Roosevelt him
self After several conferences with
the president, James S. Sherman has
taken an active hand in the fight. He
has been almost constantly on the move
in the state, making it clear to the
county chairman that the national cam
paign requires Mr. Hughes renomina-
tion. Despite this activity, however it
is asserted that the president, Mr.. Taft,
Mr. Sherman and Frank H. Hitchcock
are becoming convinced that the fight
must be carried to the floor of the
convention, which takes place at Sar-
atoga, Sept. IA, If the present execu-
tive is to head the republican ticket in
the Empire state at the November
election.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
WANT A FIVE
MINUTE SERVICE
E. T. Johnston Tries to In
duce Street Railway Co. to
Install Quick Service.

E. f. Johnston, the only active member
of the Hammond Business Mems Asso-
citation has been trpinw to persuade the
Hammond. Whiting and East Chicago
Street Railway Company to install a
five minute service in the business sec
ion of Hammond.
He has taken the matter up with J.
L. Maston and H. C. Green of the local
street car company. and they have
promised to see what can be done Mr..
Johnston has pointed out the fact that
the city service in Hammond is now so
infrequent that great many people
prefer to walk rather than wait for a
car.
Mr.. Johnston thinks that if a five
minute service was installed the in
crease in the number of passengers
would be sufficient to pay for the extra
expense
Mr.. Johnston proposes that the SER
vice be installed between the Standard
Steel Car Company and the Chicago.
Lake Shore and South Bend line on the
north side. This line will be the most
frequently patronized when the car
plant opens up and the new interur-
ban comes to be patronized to a greater
extent.
1t will be a matter of great import
ance to the people of Hammond and
would have the effect of increasing the
number of passengers on that of the
rest of the local company's lines.
The street railway officials will in
vestigate the practicability- of the plan
and If it finally meets with approval.
the service will be installed.
The local company is winning friends
every day by. its liberality to Ham
mond and If such a service should be
installed. the sentiment in favor Of the
local company would amount TO actual
loyalty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12

been the Victims Of a most fliendish
crime when they had never had such
an experience, broke down and denied
the story, they had been telling, in
every particular.
The trial served the purpose of dem
onstrating that Emma Forsythe, whose
parents allow her to walk the streets
at the tender age of 13 and sell chances
on crazy quilt, and Maude Williams,
a little friend of the Forsythe girls,
are being reared in vicious surround
ing and 1t is possible they may be
taken from their parents before they
are allowed to become criminals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
IS GOOD

Two thousand one hundred and
e1ghty-four pupils attend the pupublic
schools of Hammond this year. The
enrolment for this term is complete
and the above is the number of chill
dren that are found present. That the
attendance will increase is conceded.
The enumeration for the various
schools is divided as follows.
Franklin-Total. 224.
Lafayette-Total, 4s7.
Riverside-Total, 261.
Lincoln-Total. PA.
Wallace-Tota1, $50.
Irving school-Total 27S
Wilcox-TotaI, 20.
Central-TotaI, $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
OF
BIG SCHEME:
Practical Plan is Suggested
For Sanitary Drainage
of Northwestern
Indiana.

A plan which 1t is thought VIII
solve the question Of drainage for
the Calumet district has been evolved
by c. w. Hotchkiss, civil engineer.
now general manager of the Chicago.
Indiana & Southern railroad and the
Indiana Harbor Belt railroad. 1t will
not only allay the intense feeling
which has exhibited itself in opposi-
tion to the proposed Calumet-Sag
channel by which it is sought to
drain the Calumet district but viii
provide ample drainage for all of the
cities in the northwestern portion of
Indiana down as far as Michigan
City.
WANT A NEW STATE LAW.
1t is the intention to go before the
legisiatEre of Indiana and secure tile
enactment of a law providing for the
creation of sanitary district in. the
northwestern part of the state, extend
ing from Michigan City on the east to
the state line on the west, including
parts of Laporte, Porter and Lake
counties, and embracing the towns and
cities of Michigan City, Gary. Indiana
Harbor, East Chicago, Whiting and
Hammond.
PLAN BELIEVED PRACTICAL.
1t is thought to be the most prac-
CONTINUED ON Page ST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
CIGARETTE CAUSES
COSTLY BLAZE
Cattle Train is Also Fired
by Flying Spark From
Engine.
FIREMEN ARE VERY BUSY
Fire Breaks Out This Afternoon in
West Hammond Barn and It
Is Damaged.

cattle trnin afire, a fire loss of
$1,000 in West Hammond dwelling
barn set afire i'm West HAMMOND by a
boy smoking cigaret, and prairie
fire threatening the Polish Catholic
school in West Hammond is a record
for twenty-fOur hours In and around
Hammond.
The most sensa tionaI of these oc-
CURED about two o'clock last night in
the Erie freight yards, south of town,
when cattle car loaded with fine cat
tie caught afre by a flying spark from
the engine. One of the animals was
killed by the flames and all suffered
from the smoke. When the fire was
noticed the car door was broken open
and the cattle hurried out. 1t took
some time force to get them out since
they were badly frightened. They were
left to run at large and were corralled
this morning. The burning car was un-
coupled from the balance of the train
and hauled under the water tank where
the water was poured on it.
House Burns I'm West Hammond.
About 12:45 last night the Hammond
FIRE departments No. 1 and 4 were
called to West Hammond where a fire
had broken out at Condit street, on the
State Line.
The fire broke out in a vacant two
story frame dwelling and saloon be-
longing to Joseph Mahczak. How the
fire started is a mystery. 1t began in
the rear part of the building upstairs
and took off the roof. The damage is
estimated at $1,000. A South Chicago
building andsloan company is said to
have heed the mortgage on the build
ing. The damage is estimated at $1,000.
Yesterday afternoon a prairie fire
threatened the Polish Catholic school
1t broke during the noon hour and
came to within a short distance of the
building.
Cigarette Starts Blaze.
This afternoon fire broke out in the
barn belonging to Fred Lutes in the
same neighborhood on Gordon street.
in West Hammond. It was due to
lighted cigarette which boys who had
gathered in the barn were smoking
The damage is estimated at $50.
Owing to the blocked condition of
Holman street fire department No
was unable to reach the fire in West
Hammond. Somebody had removed the
red light from a pile OF material which
the company approached but which 1t
could not pass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
DEATH OF BABY JENKINS.

William Jenkins, the 4-months'-old
son OF William Jenkins, 2sS Plummer
avenue died yesterday after a short
Illness The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. w. F.
Switzer vii off1ciate. Interment will
take place at Oak Hill cemetery,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
Charlottesville Boy Missing.

report came to the police station
this morning that Willie Burton. who
was an inmate Of the children's homa
there, left the place and is believed to
be on his way to Hammond In the
event of his arrival here the police
are requested to notify ]. w. Burton
at the corner OF Holman and Clinton
streets.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12

Generally fair tonight and
Sunday; NOT much change
in temperature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12

Continued on DExe &,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
TEARS into
DEMOCRATS
Creation Republican Club
Holds Meeting AT
forwards For Taft
and Sherman.
Especial to THE T1MEsl

Whiting, Ind, Sept. 12.-With a
shout that could be heard for blocks
away, about 1,00O people from Whiting
and RobertsdaIe voiced their approval
of the sentiments of Congressman E.
ID. Crumpacker last night. The occa-
sion was the firing of the first gun In
the national campaign in Lake county,
and Whiting, the seat of one of the
weaIthiest combinations of spredatory
wealth.. was chosen as the scene of the
firing.
Congressman Crumpacker arrived
from Hammond shortly before o'clock,
making the trip in J. E. Fitzgerald's s
auto. He was introduced to the re-
publican audience by Charles Green
wald, candidate for the office of prose-
cutting attorney.
CRUMPACKER AT HIS BEST.
Mr.. Crumpacker. was at his best as
a speaker. Never did the words of
ridicule of democratic policies fall with
more invective and ease from his lips
than last night. Instance after in
stance he told of the manner in which
the Bryan party. owned BY Bryan. sod
by Bryan and bought again by Bryan,
has attempted the overthrow of Ameri-
can labor and municipal systems
He scored the democrats of Benton
county, who nominated Judge William
Darroch of Kentland as his opponent
They are afraid to come and tell you
what they will do for northern Indi-
ana, and can therefore break no prom
ises, he said. He told of the gum
shoe campaign in which the Kentland
man has been satisfied with the assur-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-12
Reports Projecting Sign.

One of the local police officers re-
ports that there is a sign extending
over the sidewalk on the tickeL office
of the Chicago, Lake Shore & Soutl,
Bend railroad Its removal was or
ded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08
PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL BUILD.
ING. kINNEKAh. Okla

Sealed proposals vi Be- received
by G. d. Tomlinson, secretary Of
Ninnekah school district 10. 81, Min
nekah- Oklahoma untl 2 ,. II. August
p 1903 tor the erection and compile
ton Of 3 school building according 70
plans and specifications Thich may
be seen at the once Of G. %. Tomlin-
son, Ninnekah. Oklahoma al Citizens
State Bank Of copies Of same may be
obtained from J. W. vogel. Architect
of e Reno Oklahoma
Separate bids win be received for
= low pressure steam heating and
ventilating system
conractors viii be required to give
a bond subject to the approval Of the
school board for 50 per cent Of the
contract price. issued By a responsible
surety company and drawn TO pro-
tect both the school board. sub-con-
tractors and material men upon the
Each bid must be accompanied BY
awarding Of the contract
a certified check for z per cent Of the
bid made payable to G. N. Tomlinson.
secretary Of school board to be for
feited in case the bidder receiving the
award shall fail to execute the con
tract and furnish the bond specified
within ten days after notification Of
acceptance Of his bid
Each bid must be sealed and mark
ed "Bids for School Building, Mime
kah, Oklahoma"
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and to waive any defects
or informalites in any bid il it be
deemed to the interest Of the school
district to do so.
By order Of the school board.
Dated at Ninnekah, Okla. this 25th
day OF July 1908.
(slgned) G. N. Tomlinson, Secretary
w. J. Hoover. President
s-5-15i
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W n m sagE
ae- @ oao1 gr e-1t y
h Cr1e m gA la
iaaon Res9lre1 fler
That ~ resoelon order o. o.ter
Legislative acon n as corporation
assaerass of ssia Comfy q sradT ot
y zry Township . $4,000 Dn1rt
thereln shall beooras operative untH
Tadny Dsga after ~ adoption or m
semeut y saea reseiufig1 order or
olser legislation nor IL 4 referendum
lheFsoa Is demanded Rithi1 said Thir-
= Days urta szs rssolution order or
other legiziative action shau hare
bsen approved by . majority q TIE
votes cast tberson 4 sn election call
"a and held for the purpose prorldes
IN ~ act asrela abors meahonez-
2esolrs6 furhef
Thst gae County Clsrk b sai1 coun-
~ n Grady be and be ia hereby author
ied. ana directed 70 Gle 2 certias1
coy ol this resolution with tie Clerk
on other recording 0Ecer of eaeh
Schooi District IL sad County. and
win rhs ToEnsaiD Clerk ~ each Or
ganized Tovnship Ia said c0nnty, and
szid County Clerk Is further aglhoriz-
u and directed 10 publish trBs and
complete copy Of this Essolatoa In
each of tie follswing named neEspa-
pefz psblaha1 and of general clrcsia-
ton ia aid coanty Grady County
Express. Crazy County Joarnal
Passed Juiy 7th. A D. isos.
Approved July tn. Al .. 1903
Attest "a. F. Johns. Chairman.
fsEALj ID. Ltndasy County clerk
JULY 7T- 1909
A petition dgned BIZ Fourteen (l4l.
rea.aeat frseho,ssu ot tha County of
Grady nas 8giy presented for eonsia.
aafion gf tae Board of County CON
miseloaeu by G 2 Adkins and Dave
Hm said petition asked that road
from the CITY Of Chiczasha west be
permanently established a. follove
Beginning 81 The northeast corner n
the South East quarter of the South
Kast quarter 0f Section q. thence vest.
On tae One Fourth Section Line 81 sec-
ton y In Township Seven 90 North.
Range seven 90 West T. q Grady
COUNTY Oklahoma. 70 TIE Section Line
runaing North ana South between
Sections Treniy-nine (29) and Thirty
l5gl IN said Townships and range
thence, West from said point on the
One-Foarth section Line through and
into section Thirty 80 10 the One
half ~ section Tine running north
and South through section Thirty (s0J,
thence South Onefourth "a mile to
the section line running East and
West between section Thirty 800 and
T0iriy-Oae (5lj
After executing q contract duly
signed q copy Of same being herein.
after recorded, Il vas regularly aloYed
and carried that the request be
granted, and road located AZ prayed
for.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08
FORM or CONTRACT
STATE or OKLAHOMA
GRADY COUNTY

STATE or OKLAHOMA
GRADY COUNTY
This contract made and entered in.
70 by and between Dave Hin. Charley
Phillips, Joe Phillips and &. Il. At
kinson 0i Chickashs, Oklahoma. par
ties Of the First part, and County Com.
misslonera Of Grady County. oklaho-
ma. parties Of the second part
WfTNEsgETH
That for and in consideration Of
One Dollar cash in hand paid and 9th
er valuable considerations said par
ties Of the first part have this day
granted TO the parties Of the second
part the right and privilege to con.
struet q road running direct line
West of the City Of Chickasha, Okla.
homa, through sections Twenty-Five
(29) and Thirty 800 in Township Sew
en- ~ North, Range Seven (D West.
It Is further agreed by the parties
hereto that after the establishment and
construction Of said road the same shall
mot to be altered Or changed in any nina.
ner whatsoever without due process Of
law and the payment Of damages tc
said parties Of the Second part for
lands belonging to said parties that
may be taken by reason Of said chang,
alteration In said road.
Il IS specially agreed BY the parties
hereto that said road, when the sam,
has been laid out and constructed
may be changed or altered by agree
ment and consent Of al parties hereto
In testimony whereof, the partle
have hereunto affixed their hands Of
this Seventh C7) day Of July A. D
1908
Dave Hill,
Charley Phillips,
G. e. Atkinson
Joe Phillips
/, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
GRADY COUNTY.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08

PersoaaIIg appeared bafora me the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08

Dave Hin,
Charley Phillips,
@. e. Atkinson.
Joe Phillips
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
RObber Caught Here
Wanted Several Places tor RohbsU
and Safe Cracking.

A young fellow named Nelson
Cooper was arrested on Walnut
Street Monday morning by con.
stable Stangle and Marshal
Benefited after a merry chase.
He is wanted at Brookfeld and
Hannibal for robberies and for
being connected with the crack
ing Of safe for the Burlington
L. X.
The young man came here
from lola and was put in jail to
await the arrival Of the sheriff
from Linn County. He is the last
of an organized gang Of FIVE all Of
whom are now behind the bars.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23

Two years ago in Jefferson City
1.-The Republican caucus chose
Niedringhaus as their candidate
/ for Senator and at this time Mr..
Atkeson was in Jefferson City
working day and mig h t for
Kerens.
This is the man who is accus-
ing Mr.. Hales Of disloyalty to the
party organization. 1t is evident
that Atkeson comes first and the
party with which he happens to
I be connected at the time second,
and as we stated last week the
Atkeson crowd in Butler is using
his candidacy merely for an end
to settle their personal matters.
The Republican voters of Bates
county can see through the bitter
and caustic attacks on MI. Hales
and see that is merely the wall
of a few defeated ring politicians
and when they talk about their
organization the voter will substi-
tute gang" or machine" and
let it go.
The Republican voters of other
counties should take the trouble
to investigate matters in Bates
county before the primary as
they would not want to nominate
a man who has not the support
OF his home county.
There are things that have
beaten Atkeson in Bates county
first; his many political changes;
second, Funk; third. the attack
on Mr.. Wix; fourth, his fight on
w. w. Parish and J. X. Martin;
9th, Mr.. Hsles, who has ever
been a good Republican, a good
citizen and a good man both in
tellectually and morally.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23

Hon. J.R. Hales, Of Rich Hill,
is a candidate for the nomination
for Congress from the sixth dis
trict as announced in the LUAfIN
AIRY this week. Mr.. Hales spent
a protein of Wednesday in Lock
wood, and met many Of the Re
publicans Of this part OF t b e
county, Mr.. Hales is known as a
popular citizen a n d has been
often favored with those express
sions Of confidence from citizens,
regardless Of political consider
atoms, which come only TO those
men who are known as possess
ing ability and integrity. His
history as a prominent lawyer
and business citizen marks him
as a man capable Of representing
the people of this district in a
creditable and beneficial manner
Should Mr.. Hales be nominal
ed and elected, the sixth district
will be represented in congress
in a manner commensurate with
the prestige. wealth a d pro,
gress Of Missouri and its people.
Mr.. Hales announcement
should be thoroughly considered
by the people Of this district. -
lockwood Luminary.