The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-26
UP AND DOWN
in INDIANA
GREAT INDUSTRIAL CENrERs.

South Bend and Mishawaka make
comparatively the best showing in in
dustrial lines of any other cities in
the state, according to Will T. Walker
of Indianapolis. who is completing de-
tails for statistics to be published jan
uary l.
MACHINIsTS ON STRIKE.
Seventy Big Four machinists at Mt.
Carmel, ILL.,. have struck because Ben
McManus, a new man, who said he was
union but had mislaid his card. re-
fuses after several days work to prove
his claim. Big Four officials at Prince
ton say they will turn the strike into
a lockout.
GLASS FACTORY STARTS.
Fires were started in the Cicero glass
factory in Noblesville after being out
three months, and will be put in full
operation as soon as the furnaces are
sufficiently dried. The factory will be
operated by non-union labor.
LIGHT PLANT SOLD.
The plant of the Elwood Heat and
Light company was sold at receivers
sale at the courthouse today for $780,
600, the purchase being made by E. r.
Ester, a member of the committee rep
resenting the stockholders.
HAD SIX HUSBANDS.
Il am tired of men anyway" said rs
year old Mrs. Lucinda Nixon Blauvelt-
Hanlon of Stilesville, who has had six
husbands in fifty years, and who re-
Gently was deserted by the last one.
She was to apply for divorce in Dan
vile Saturday.
ODD FELLOWS TO BUILD.
South Bend Lodge, l. o. O. F., has
made arrangements to erect an eight
story temple on the site of it's present
building as soon as the lease expires
The present valuation of the property
is s125,000.
IN TROUBLE WITH NJ. C. RY.
Refusal of the Michigan Central rail-
road to remove a switch on the Eas
Side has caused a clash with the South
Bend city council. The transportation
company states that if the switch is
to be removed the city will have to
| fuses to accede to.
ENDORSES A REPUBLICAN.
P. A. Randall. president of the To-
Iedo, Fort Wayne and Chicago Deer
Water Way association, Fort Wayne
democrat, has i2dorsed C. C. Gilhams
nominee for reelection to congress or
the republican ticket from the twelfth
district. Mr.. Randall believes the
canal question is of more Importance
to Indiana than all others and believes
Mr.. Gilhams can do more to further
the project than any new men sent Il
| congress.
TWO CHILDREN ELOPE.
Georgia Molier, 13 years old, anC
Harry Caldwell. IT, of Lebanon, tried
to elope, but the love affair was frus
trated by her father and now the cir
is in an Indianapolis boarding school
FLAYS Il. r.. MARSHALL.
AS the principal speaker at an all
day rally at Greentown. Governor
Hanly fiayed Thomas R. Marshall. de
claring among other things Mr.. Mar
shall had no right to complain be
cause he was the subject of many at
tacks on the charge of false state
ments.
POSTERS COVERED UP.
All the large posters issued by tn
brewers, intending to show the con
ditions of Kansas City after the elimi
nation of the saloon, have been covere,
up in Anderson.
CASE Is CONTINUED.
The William Fleming bunco steering
case, in which the ex-Cleveland rea
estate dealer is charged with being
member of a band of conspirators VIII
swindled w. ]. Springborn of Cleve
land out of $4,000 in South Bend las
winter through a fake wrestling mattel
has been continued until the next teri
of court.
ARE YOUR STORING A LOT o.
UNUSED THINGS ABOUT YOUl
HOUSE OR OFFICE-THINGS THAT .