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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09
HAMMOND.

MAYOR-F. r. schaaf.
CLERK-Peter Ripley.
TREAsURER-PauI b. Idpfnski.
CITY JUDGE. C. sproat.
Alderman-at-Large- w. Hubbard.
AIderman-at-Large-Henry LuRdt.
Alderman-at-Large-w. b. Newman.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lash ST..
Recommendations j. Sutherland
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-CharIes +. Brubaker.
Second Ward--Henry whitaker.
Third Ward-Edward G. Hanson.
Fourth WRrd-Henry II. Eggers.
Fifth Ward--WilIinna KahI.
Sixth Ward-DanieI kalman.
seventh Ward-Fred $. Cotton.
Eighth WaRd-Arthur Schultz.
Ninth Ward-M. Hover.
Tenth ward. J. O'sIaIIey.
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.sTHIS IS MY GOTH BIRTHDAY"
Antoine simon.


General Antoine Simon. president of
Hayti, was born in the Haytian dis
trict OF AUX Cages. Oct. 10. 1913 His
life has been similar to that of most
Haytians born in that turbulent and
troublesome period of the islands his
tory In 1855, under the whimsical
reign of Emperor Soulougue, he had
already been appointed a non-commis-
stoned officer. In 1850 he was appoint
ed to the rank of general and by turns
he commanded vicious districts in the
republic In 1889 he was commander
in chief of the forces in Southern Hay
II, in which capacity he aided in sup
pressing several outbreaks. Last No
vember, owing to some personal diff
ferences, President Nord Alexis at
tempted to remove General Simon from
his command. The latter thereupon
led his troops in open rebellion against
Nord Alexis. Fifteen days later Gen
eral Simon entered Port au Prince in
triumph. On Dec. he was acclaimed
chief executive of the republic, and on
the 18th he was formally elected by
the National Assembly as president for
term of seven years
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EAST CHICAGO.

MAYOR-Dr. A. G. SchIIeker.
CITY CLERk--Walter Spencer.
TREASURER-A. G.. SIocomb.
-at-Lnrge-Thomas Buckley
AIderman-at-L arge-M. r. SchOck.
Alderman-at-Large- III. Burns.
ALDERMEN.
First WaPd-W. III. Odds.
Second Ward-Paul p. MysIiwy.
Third Ward-JOseph French.
Fourth Ward--Dan Varady.
Fifth Ward--Carl Anderson.
sixth WaVd-W. NJ. Mentzer.
Seventh Ward--John w. Calvin.
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.sTHIs DATE IN HISTORY
n-@NL n

1642-First commencement held at
Harvard college.
1ssz-La Barre appointed governor of
Canada.
17S1-Allied French and American
forces attacked the British at
Yorktown.
17S2-Lewis Cass, second territorial
governor Of Michigan, born in Elk
eter. n II. Died in Detroit, june
II, 1866.
1s13-The British evacuated Fort
George.
1S56-First overland mail arrived IN
ST. Louis from San Francisco.
1Ss7-Russia transferred Alaska to the
United States.
1Sss-The president laid the corner
stone OF the new Federal building
in Chicago.
19GS-Great historical pageant In Phil
adelphia in celebration of the city
225th anniversary.
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TEMPuS Eight

It seems only yesterday that Admiral Schley
Of
civilized
important the
birthday
victory
the
years.
Admiral Schley, In
namesake of mighty
paotst is small winde
he
many
returns
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HAVE MR. cRoLIus ro REcKoN w1rH


Of the overwhelming forget
While Knots running
the remnants of his following of blind
like
have taken the fight is
whom reckon
pared with Mr. but
rolls the
which will o at
SOME OF Mayor Bekers talented comparing barrow of
aporte Becker of passing boo
democrats
months
That will be about all
INITIALS of
"ab good strong
ab Brennans the
spoken.
NEARLY ALL the male inhabitants appear
Chicago Tribune
CANDIDATE scHRAGE is Whiting people as be-
in whom they implicit
"GRAFT9" SCREAMS is there graftY
your
PERHAPS CARR thinks
Chicago
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4THIs DATE IN HISTORY"


1615-Battle between Champlain and
the Iroquois.
1774-Virginians defeated the Shaw
nees at battle of Point Pleasant on
the Ohio.
1S96-Ichabod Goodwin, first republic
an governor of New Hampshire,
born. Died in 1882.
lS2S-Samuel ]. Randall, Pennsylvania
statesman, born. Died April IL,
1890.
1S49-Boundary line settled between
the United States and Mexico.
1S72-William F. Seward. American
statesman, died. Born May 1e, 1901.
19o1-Lorenzo Snow, president of the
Mormon church died in Salt Lake
City.
19o6-The Standard Oil company OF
Ohio was convicted of violating
the Ohio antitrust law.
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WHITING.

MAYOR-Henry SchraEe.
CLERK. t. Cameron.
TREASURER-D. ID. Griffith.
AEdermnn-at-Lnrxe Fed0rkO.
Aiderman-ut-Large- A. Upton.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Andreyv Baron.
Second Ward-PRnte HaralOvitch.
Third Ward-David Paskwieta.
Fourth Ward--James w. Burton.
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.sTHTS is MY 77TH BIRTHDAY"
SIR +. L. Campbell.

Sir r. T. Campbell the noted blind
scholar and educator who recently has
been visiting in the United States, was
born near Winchester. Franklin Coun-
ty, Tennessee. Oct 9, 1882. He was ed
ucated at the school for the blind In
Tennessee and at the University OF
Tennessee He studied music at the
Boston conservatory and at the con-
servatory in Leipsic. From 1893 10
1869 he was associated with DR.. s. G.
Howe as resident superintendent and
musical director at the Perkins 1nsti-
tuition for the Blind. in Boston. To-
gether with the late DR.. T. r. Armitage
and late Duke of Manchester, he found
ed the Normal College and Academy OF
Music for the Blind in London ana ne
has since been principal OF the insti-
tuition. In recognition OF his work
there he received the order of knight
hood on the occasion OF the king
birthday celebration last June.
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FAR FROM MADDENING CROWDS IcNoBLE sTRIFE.

Mayor Becker getting little medicine
candidates
Becker put out of office will leave the his
his mind
% prefers
to hunt caribou
this
the
mond
him his
others
II the is
toward the campaign
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good in Gary by
for all these stories Tom Knots and the
traitor LEI be source
metropolitan the other
detren
whole received notoey
handling
before,
neither
prevailed.
printed in
the smirch which
fair There is but the method
they will ultimately
into
affairs the about
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cleaning coal from the tracks of the
Wabash railroad TO furnish fuel for
her lonely home at Webster and Grand
streets. Fort Wayne, led Barbara De-
gitz. 55 years old. to terrible death
under the wheels OF a fast wabash pas
senger train in the local yards yester-
day.
TO MANDATE SPEEDWAY co.
Mandamus proceedings will be begun
today with the fling of a complaint
against the indianapolis Motor Speed
way management by the Jackson Auto
mobile company in an effort to COM
pei the Speedway authorities to give
the company the $4,000 trophy which
was being contested for at the last au-
tomobile meet on the course near this
city.
GOVERNOR SPEAKS.
| Governor MarshalFs address at the
editors banquet in Richmond las
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09

THE country correspondent is fear
fully and wonderfully made. Here is
an item from an Ontario paper: Mr..
Jas. Nichols has a patent for some
thing or another, I don't know what.
It either squirts or sprays water. WIN
try and get you more particulars for
next week If I can" We shall hold
further comment in obeyance until we
ind what sort ofAa squirter 1t Is
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Political Announcements
GARY.


EultOf, IImeB3
Please announce to the republicans
that j am candidate for alderman
from the ward I'm which reside, which
Is to be named by the town board of
Gary, subject to the republican nomi-
nations. MITCHELL DUCHICH.
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Republican Tickets


MAYOR-J0hn A. Brennan.
CLERK-JOseph H. COthrey.
TREASURER-Ernest C. Simpson.
n-at-Large-WIIIam Mcneil
Alderman-at-Large- sxy-
nanski.
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ALLEGES SHE sMoKED.

THE TIMES PAYS WEEKLY SAL
ARIES TO NEARLY FIFTY PEOPLE
IN HAMMOND, GARY, EAST CHICAGO
WHITING AND OTHER PARTS or
LAKE COUNTY. THEY SPEND THEIR
MONEY AT HOME. DOES 1T DE-
gERVE YOUR SUPPORTS
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So

NOTHING remains for Meester
Knots to do but pull down the shades
put up the shutters, see that the back
door is locked, turn the cat over to a
neighbor and go home
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night, which formed the crowniag fea-
ture of the fall festival. was OF pa
triotic nature. with a plea for good eiti-
zenship basis He made no reference
to matters of a political nature except
IN a joeular way. He paid the highe
of tributes 10 the American woman. and
TO untrammeled newspaper press.
ALLEGES SHE SMOKED.
George Killer OF Evansville sued
Minnie Killer for divorce yesterday. al
leginr that she is an inveterate smoker
Of cigarettes. and that she awakens
him each morning by putting cigarette
fumes IN his face.
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So

81 find that there are new people
coming to me every day and saying
they are not going to support John
Pascaly In the Third ward of Ham
mond," says Ed Hansen.
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WHEN is a high school boy going
to have a chance to strut Importantly
If not when he is a member of a fra
ternity?- asks an exchange. Easy.
When he has an extra reef taken in
his trousers.
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IT is said that by concentrating
thought one will develop what one
needs. Lots of persons will at once
begin concentrating on the money
thought
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FLORIDA will soon have her tour
lists and her oranges, says contemp-
orary. Yes, and we hope that her
tourists will be better than some of
the oranges she raises.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09

HA! HA! Foxy editor. The Lad
donia (Mo.) Herald says: A man was
roasting the editor of the Herald to a
bunch of men on the street one day
last week about some things he had
read in its columns Now, what we
would like to know is, in whose paper
did he read it? He is not a sub
scriber
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Editor. Tmea.

Eu1NOE, IImeB:
Please announce to the public that
am candidate for alderman from the
ward in which residc, which lis to be
named by the town board of Gary, sub-
ject to the republican primaries.
JOHN KESSERIC.
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EuftOF, IImeBf
Kindly announce my name as "A can
dfdate for alderman in Gary On the re-
publican ticket, subject to the repub-
Iican primaries. HARRY HALL.
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THE democrats of Hammond not
members of the Becker machine who
thought that there ought to be a con-
test for the nominations, will of course
do all In their power to send Mr..
Becker back for another four years.
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THE Fidelia-Saengerbund of Ham
mond must not let us forget to ask
whether they are to have a Schuetz-
enfest this fall or not.
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Editor, Times:

Editor, Times:
Please announce to the republican
voters of Gary that 1 am a candidate
ON the republican ticket for the office
OF alderman from tie ward In which I
reside, 20 be named by the town board
of Gary, subject to the republican pri-
maries.
A. NAYLOR, ''the PIasterer."
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Editor, Timest

Editor, T1mesf
Please announce to the republicans
of Gary that1 am a candidate for aid
erman from the ward In which 1 re-
side Ito be named by the town board),
subject 10 the republican primaries.
EMERSON BOWSER.
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TOM KNOTS RESPONSIBLE FOR TT.

"WTl all great Neptune's wash this blood
Clean from my hand? No; this my hand will rather
The muIttudinous incarnadine
Making~th green one. read"
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UP AND DOWN IN
I-N-D-I =A-N=A
NEwsPApER IS SOLD.

In the circuit court in Noblesville
yesterday Judge Christian made an
order instcueting the Hamilton Trust
company, as receiver for the Enterprise
Publishing company. to sell the news
paper plant at public sale on Oct. 16.
The paper is republican in politics and
the weekly edition was started four
years ago The Daily Enterprise has
been In existance eighteen months.
RETURN AFTER FIFTY YEARS.
E. w Marian and ". ". Morlan Of
Creighton, Mo, who left Kokomo fifty
years ago yesterday, are in the city
reviewing the scenes of their child
hood. 1t is their first trip back Since
leaving here they have been partners
in merchandising thirty-five years.
MURDER ENDS DIVORCE SUIT.
Learning that he was to be sued for
divorce. William Robinson of Kokomo
shot and killed his wife. Jennie Rob
inson. in the Thalman & Levi depart
ment store yesterday. the twenty first
anniversary Of their wedding. The Rob
insons met in the store late in the aft
ernoon
MONEY GROUND WITH CORN.
John Vanvay, while unloading corn
into an elevator in yincennes, yester-
dav dropped his purse into the hopper
ana two ave-dolIar bills and ten
dollar bill were ground into bits with
the corn
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Editor, Times:
Kindly announce in the columns of
your paper tEat / am a candidate for
alderman from the ward In which 1
reside Ito be named by the town bOard)
subject to the republican primaries.
r. f. ROWLEY.
576 jackson street.
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Editor, Times;
Please announce to the republicans
that 1 am n candidate for alderman
from the ward in which l reside, which
Is to be named by the town board of
Gary, subject TO the republican noni-
nations. JOHN BENNETT.
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Editor, Times.

EDITOR, Times:
Please announce to the republicans
that i candidate for alderman
from the ward in which 1 reside, which
IL to be mined by the town board of
Gary, subject TO the republican nomi-
nations. MIKE BINZEN.
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THE president of course hit the
nail on the head when he said This
is not free trade bill and the repub-
lican party did not promise a free
trade bill" He forced an effort at
revision downward anyway.
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WE advance another reason why
F. R. Schaaf should be elected mayor,
and that is because the daily blues
doesn't want him.
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soNEv GROUND WITH CORN.
FREsHMEN BANQUET.

Seventy-five members of the fresh
man class of the Rose Polytechnic IN
stitute of Terre Haute, Ind, enjoyed
banquet at the Claypool hotel. Indian
apolis. Thursday night. They enjoyed
the feasts. the toasts, but the greatest
delight was in successfully GLIDING the
upper classmen. and holding their cele-
bration without the molestation from
the older students.
SERVED TIME FOR ANOTHER.
Mrs Rae Alderman Krauss, the life
prisoner at the Indiana Woman's Pris-
on who charged Wednesday, In cross
complaint in the divorce action OF her
husband. William E. Krauss OF Hart
ford City. that Krauss and not she had
killed her stepdaughter Crystal. MADE
statement soon after she entered the
prison FIVE years ago that she was suf-
ferinz for the crime of another.
COAL PICKER KILLED.
An effort 70 exc out q livelihood BY
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Editor, Times;

Editor, Times;
Please announce 10 the republicans
that L am a candidate for alderman
from the ward Ia which / reside, which
Is to be named by the town board OF
Gary, subject to the republican nomi-
nations. WILLIAM WOLF.
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Editor, Timess
Please announce to the democrats of
Gary that am a candidate for the Of
nee of city clerk, subject to the action
OF the democratic party.
J. e GRIMEs
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WELL, we have read DR.. Cooks
story and are free to confess that it
makes a noise like a man who has
been at the pole.
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Editor, Times.

Editor, T1mesi
Please announce that I am cam
didate for the office of aIderman-at-
large, subject to the action Of the
democratic party.
ELNATHAN e. BRADDOCK.
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Editor, Times.

Editor, Ifmess
Please make the announcement
through the columns of your paper that
/ will be a candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for mayor of Gary,
subject to the democratic nomination.
WILLIAM C. CROLIUS.
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THERE are women who spend near
ly all their time making themselves
look we'll and don't succeed nearly as
well as a photographer could.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-09

ONE to forty Kinkwel gets job if
the Becker machine Is elected.
WHO gets the tribute that the re-
sorts in Gary pay?
SCHAAFS public life as trustee
proved his worthiness and that con-
fidence could be put in him.
A vote for John Brennan and the
republican ticket of Gary is vote
against graft and suspicious tactics.
WHAT il coal is in the Arctic re-
gion? 1t would take all they could
dig to keep the miners warm.
THE battle cry of the democratic
machine. Give US economy, but save
the jobs and salaries"
YES, those questions sting, don't
they Mr.. Becker? You find that out
wherever you go.
THE season also draws nigh when
all the playing baseball, will be sim
ply talking baseball.
HAVE you noticed what lot of
those who like Hammond to jog along
in rut instead of growing are work
ing for the Becker political machine.
IT is reported that other members
of the Becker machine, not satisfied
with their organ. are ready to jump
into the breech and sling copy.
THEY are fussing great deal about
possible collision between the earth
and the tail of Halley's comet. The
tail is a one to four shot.
THERE are women who spend near
lily all their time making themselves
look we'll and don't succeed nearly as
well as a photographer could.
WELL. we have read DR.. Cooks
story and are free to confess that it
makes a noise like man who has
been at the pole.
WE advance another reason why
F. R. Schaaf should be elected mayor.
and that is because the daily blues
doesn't want him.
"a
THE Fidelia-Saengerbund of Ham
mond must not let us forget to ask
whether they are to have Schuetz-
enfest this fall or not.
81 find that there are new people
coming to me every day and saying
they are not going to support John
Pascaly In the Third ward of Ham
mond," says Ed Hansen.
NOTHING remains for Meester
Knots to do but pull down the shades
; put up the shutters, see that the back
door is locked, turn the cat over to a
neighbor and go home.
IT is said that by concentrating
, thought one will develop what one
} needs. Lots of persons will at once
begin concentrating on the money
thought
t FLORIDA will soon have her tour
' lists and her oranges, says a contemp
orary. Yes, and we hope that hel
e tourists will be better than some o
! the oranges she raises.
8 WHEN is a high school boy goini
Y to have a chance to strut Important.
If not when he is a member of a fra
ternity? asks an exchange Easy
When he has an extra reef taken Il
e his trousers.
q Cd
It THE democrats of Hammond no
members of the Becker machine VIII
n thought that there ought to be cor
t. test for the nominations, will of cours
g do all in their power to send MI
h Becker back for another four years.
J.
d THE president of course hit tn
II nail on the head when he said "Thi
is not free trade bill and the repul
lican party did not promise a FIRE
If trade bill" He forced an effort g
IS revision downward anyway
n. HA! HA! Foxy editor. The La
donia (Mo) Herald says: A man wa
roasting the editor of the Herald to
he bunch of men on the street one da
lg last week about some things he he
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RANDOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

ONE to forty Kinkwell gets job if
the Becker machine Is elected.
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CANDIDATE sCHRAGE is impress Whiting peor
ing whom they confidence and safe
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Editor, Tfmest
L wish to state through your paper
that 1 am a candidate for alderman
from the ward I'm which 1 reside (Which
il to be named by the town board),
subject 10 the democratic primaries.
JOHN BOWLING.
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eo4 virginia Street.
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THEY are fussing a great deal about
possible collision between the earth
and the tail Of Halley's comet. The
tail is a one to four shot.
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GoVERN0R SpEAkS.

Governor Marshalls address at the
editors banquet in Richmond last
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"GRAFT7" SCREAMS the Daily Where is tt
Don't know Pevo. your boss.
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of Gary over the age Of 81 nnao
of r.
Tribune.
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A. NAYLOR. '.the PIa.terer.,,
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WHO gets the tribute that the re-
sorts in Gary pay?
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An EFFORT 20 exc out a livelihood by
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HAPs CARR blink syndlcate stunt and edt ali he
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SCHAAFS public life as trustee
proved his worthiness and that con-
fidence could be put in him.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
NEW YORK LIFE DEAL DONE
Building Sold to Omaha National
Bank Men for $675,000.
SEPARATE COMPANY IS FORMED
Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust Com.
pRny Buys Building and Leases
IL to the Willard Bank for
Long Term,

The deal for the purchase of the New
York Life building by men interested in
the omaha National bank has been prac.
tically concluded, although an official de-
NAL has been entered that the closing on
the option has occurred.
Joseph H.. Millard, president of the
Omaha National, speaks concerning the
deal as follows:
The Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust com
pany expects to buy the building Of the
New York Life Insurance company and the
contract with the New York Life company
is with the Safe Deposit and Trust com
pany and not with the Omaha National
bank.
The Safe Deposit company has a con-
tract for an option expiring October l.. II
Is the expectation now that the deal will
be contaminated. II done, the Omaha Ma
tiona will take a long lease of the entire
main floor, the terms of which nave al
ready been agreed upon with the Safe De,
posit and Trust company. The bank will
establish its home on the main floor at as
early a date as the changes in the build
ing, the installation of vaults and furniture
viii permit.
1T is probable that a building company
will be formed ultimately which will take
over the entire property from the Omaha