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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-29
All Men Subject to Error.

A man must have a great deal Of
vanity who believes. and a good deal
of boldness who affirms, that all the
doctrines he holds are true, and all he
rejects are false.-Benjamin Franklin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-29
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Mr.. William Greiving. Miss Clara
Hack. Bertha Lanseaster. Mr.. G. W.
Plunkett. Mrs. Carrie Raschka, Will
liam NJ Robinson, Mr.. John Thielman,
and Roy Tanner.
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Sorrow Is a Fruit.

Sorrow is a fruit; God does not
make it grow on limbs too weak to
bear it.-Victor Hugo
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at the German Lutheran church o
Sunday evenings.
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Miss Ella MADDOX Of the East Side
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For Three Quartersofa Century

this famous remedy has been successfully
employed in relieving andscuring7 Coughs and
Colds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
LAWYERS SUE
FIRE GUN MEN
Brown & Beecher Brina Suit
Against De FestetIcs and
Iohansen in Court.
WORK OF INCORPORATING

The suit of William. M. Brown and
Henry G. Beecher, lawyers doing bus
mess at Newark under the name Of
Brown g. Beecher, against Gyula De
Festetics and Peter and Mary johann
sen for payment for services rendered
in Incorporating the Automatic Fire
Gun and Cartridge Company, was
tried before Judge Beekman and the
following jury in the district court
this morning: Abel Hanson, Emil
Bohnsack, @. A. Emmons. Joseph Ga
laida, Stephen Sciebenski, Harry Sal
mon, Morris Slobodien, Paul Turek,
Joseph Bacha, John MacMurry, Sam
uel j. Vail ard r. e. Comegys.
Brown & Beecher claimed that
VIZ was. due them as they hat to
pay out S42 in actual cash for certifi-
Gates during the Incorporation and
We're promised $3.50 and a like
amount In stock, for legal services.
Mr.. De Festeties was not present but
Mr.. Johansen, who was on hand, was
represented by Peter A. Peterson.
Mr., Peterson claimed that Mr.. Jo-
hansen had nothing to do with the
agreement with the plaintiffs and
that Mr.. De Festetics was RESPONSE
BILE.
Judge Beekman charged the jury
to bring in a verdict for at least SAP,
as Mr.. Johansen, being one of the
incorporators, were liable for that
amount, which had been paid out by
Brown & Beecher in cash. and, If the
evidence showed that any agreement
to which he was party, had been
made for the $3.50 counsel fee, to
bring In verdict for that also. The
jury retired shortly before 12 O'Clock.
Mr.. Peterson took exceptions to the
judges charge. The testimony was
taken down stenographically by Hy-
man Friedman.
The jury returned verdict for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
GOODWILL FIFE
& DRUM CORPS
Election of Officers the Fea-
turs of a Busy Meeting
Last Night.
THE BASKETBALL TEAM

Goodwill Fife and Drum Corps
held an important meeting last night
when the election of officers took
place. The reception and dance
committee reported that everything
for that affair, to be held in the
Auditorium on New Years eve. was
being completed The basketball
team has arranged for practice
tonight and another Sunday morn
ing. Arrangements have been com
pleted for game with the Owl team
on next Tuesday night.
The election of officers resulted
as follows: president, Edward
Koyen; vice-president, Earl Barnes;
secretary, Fred Ganoung; treasurer,
Victor Satter; business manager,
Frank Davis; fife sergeant, Joseph
Applegate; drum sergeant, Charles
Walters; sergeant-at-arms, Edward
sofeld; press editor, Charles DAM
gard.
The installation will take place
early In January, at which time re-
ception will be rendered the members
of the corps by the newly-elected
and retiring officers. Past-president
Harry Tooker will be the Installing
officer. A meeting of the dance
committee will be held Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
BIG SALE FOR COURSE
OF ENTERTAIN ENTS

The Mems Club OF Simpson Meth
odist church is having great success
In handling It's lecture and entertain
ment course. Already more than
three-fourths OF the full course tick
cts have been sold, and it now looks
as If every seat in the church would
be sold for the full course tickets sew
eral days before January /. If that
should come to pass, there will be no
tickets left to be sold for single lee
lures.
The explanation OF this remark
able success may possibly be found in
the high grade of the course and the
reasonable price charged for the Sc
ries. The first is to be given on Jam
uary 6 by the Lotus Glee Club, with
Minnie Marshall Smith as reciter. DR..
Newell Dwight Hills, Of Brooklyn,
gives his famous lecture on "Oliver
Cromwell" !" on February /, and Col.
George N. Balm, the Kentucky ora
tor, on March Is, will lecture on
Boys and Girls, Nice and Naughty" +"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
FIRST NOMINATION
OF JR. MECHANICS

The first nomination of officers of
Middlesex Council, Jr o. U. A. M,
for the ensuing year, took place at a
meeting in Odd Fellows hall last
night. On account of small attend
ance only a few Of the nominations
were made. More will be made next
week. with the election following at
the last meeting in the year.
There were visitors present from
Anchor Council, of Woodbridge;
South River Council and Jamesburg
Council The members of the local
council are planning to make a visit
to Anchor Council.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
BARBER ACCUSES
FORMER EMPL OYER

Louis soldi. a iourneyman barber,
swore out warrant before Recorder
Pickersgill this morning for the ar
rest of L. Longo, proprietor of
barber shop at 189 Hall avenue,
charging that Longo refused to
give up nine razors and clothing
that belonged to him. Patrolman
L. @. Jensen received complaint
from Seldi yesterday afternoon and
went to the shop. Longo refused to
give up the raaors and garments,
claiming that Soldi owed him s10.2B
and that he would make charge
against him today for insulting hts
wife. The case win be heard tn-
night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
WOODMEN PLAN FOR
COMING EVENTS

Two candidates were initiated by
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10. Wood
men Of the World, at a meeting last
night. Preparations for large
class initiation to be held here In
April are being made
A meeting of the committee in
charge OF the arrangements will
meet in Red Mems hall Sunday after-
noon at 4 o'clock. Arrangements
for the uniform rank and degree
team that are going to Red Bank
next Tuesday are completed. They
will go from here on the 1920 o'clock
train from the Central depot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16

Secretary Knox's notice to En-
rique G. Creel, Mexico's special en-
voy, who went to Washington with
the hope of delaying operations
against zelaya of Nicaragua. to the
effect that neither Mexico nor any
other country must interfere put
decidedly warlike phase on the 18TH
mian situation. The firm stand of
the secretary of state was hailed
with delight by the Nicaraguan rev.
olutionists and added to the activity
in the various navy yards of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
WANT BOSS PAINTERS
TO ASSEMBLE HERE

An effort is being made by mem
bers Of the Board of Trade to secure
the annual session OF the Master
Painters Association of the state of
New Jersey for this city. The con-
vention will be held in July next and
will be attended by about 800 dele
gates and sixty or seventy exhibitors.
In order to bring this event to
Perth Amboy small amount OF
money would have to be raised.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
LIBEL CASE TO COME
UP IN COURT FRIDAY

New Brunswick, Dec. 16.-Jacob
III. Whitfield, Charles H. Morris, AL
fred P. Rastall and Tunis McCauley
have been notified by Prosecutor
Booraem to appear In court tomor-
row morning and answer to the in
dictments charging them with Grim
inal libel, in the Groves letter case.
Alan H. Strong has notified the
prosecutor that he may not be able
to attend Friday. Senator Adrain
will be on hand, however, and it is
not likely that there will be any
postponement of the taking of the
pleas.
Prosecutor Booraem, when asked
today how soon he would. move the
cases for trial, said that he did not
want to take them up until after
Judge Lloyd finishes with the Jury,
which will be January IA. He ex-
poets to be busy with the grand Jury
early in January. 1t looks as II the
cases would come to trial the last
of January. -as +.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
DANA SOCIETY'S
CHRISTMAS TREE

A meeting Of Dana Relief Society
was held In Dana hall last night. The
committee in charge OF the Christ
mas celebration will meet at the
home OF John Johnson, In Oak
street tonight to make arrangements
for that AFFAIR which is to be held In
Washington hall December 27.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
SUCCESS OF BALL

The ball committee OF Perth Am
by Aerie of the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles met last night and settled up
accounts of the recent ball. 1t is
estimated that upwards of 5000 was
realized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16

United States When Senior Creel
visited the department of state
copy of MIR. Knox's letter to the
Nicaraguan minister was. handed to
him, and he was told I'm politely
diplomatic but Enthusiastically firm
terms that the United States was
prepared to deal with Zelaya with
out any outside assistance At the
same time 1t was reported that a
Mexican cruiser had been ordered
to Corinto to be ready to take Zelaya
aboard in case he was forced to fee
from the Americans. Upon the heels
of this report came an order from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
HAD HUSBAND ARRESTED

New Brunswick, Dec. 18:--Alfred
Hardy, of Sayreville, was sent to jail
today accused by his wife of non-sup-
port. Mrs. Hardy formerly lived In
Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16

Carried off by a cough-Take no
chances. Use Dikes' Cough Cure for
yourself and children. Lauer Drug
Co., Smith and State SITS.
764R-12-1R-1t-As
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16
GOES TO REFORMATORY
IpsosaI to tAs -BVkNING NEWS.

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New Brunswick, Dec. 16;-George
Barto, Of Perth Amboy, accused of
stealing beer from car, was taken
to the Railway Reformatory today by
Sheriff Quackenboss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16

Be an advertiser--1e. word.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16

BE an advertissr--ic. = word.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-16

pc an advertiser-1c. a word.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
TAFT ISSUES CALL FOR THE EXTRA -
SESSION. THE INAUGURAL VISITORS ~
NUMBER 2OOOOO--- TAFT FEELS lss1VE

ing the special session requiring the
various legislatures to ratify an
amendment to the constitution which
would provide u date ON which the
weather would more likely be pleas
ant than March :.
In welcoming the visitors at the
White House today President Taft
remarked that although he came in
like n lion, referreing to the blizzard
the day OF inauguration, he hoped to
90 out like lamb. II is observed
that President Taft has not yet struck
u stride mt handshal<ing that expires
ident Roosevelt had. President Taft
insists on hearing the full name of
the visitor and seems in no hurry to
pass him along and grasp the next
hnnd. IL is estimated that Mr.. Roose-
welt would shake hundred of hands
while President Taft shakes ten.
Every outgoing train has carried
inaugural visitors on their way home.
II is estimated that the number of
visitors were 100000. The arrivals
from eastern states was larger than
four years ago but there were less
from the western states. senator
Hale said today that there probably
would be a complete reorganization Of
the senate after the convening of the
extra session. He thinks that there
viii he comparatively little legisla-
tion other than revision of the
tariff which will be disposed of in
the shortest possible time.
| After wrecking several lunch
rooms, threatening the proprietors
with bodily harm If intcrfered with
and hurling bricks through windows
of number of residences several
members of Co. Il, Fifth Pennsylvania
Volunteers here for the Inauguration
scrambled aboard train last night
| in time To avoid arrest.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06

Another busy day has been ex-
perienced in the district court. Judge
Shackleford. Sheriff Schrader and
his deputies, Clerk Primrose, District
Attorney Logan and his deputies, are
losing no time in dealing with the
criminal docket. one of the largest
that had characterized any session of
the court held in recent years. As
announced yesterday seven men are
awaiting sentence, their cases having
been disposed of this week either by
the filing of pleas of guilty or by
trial. One other important criminal
case has been disposed of by the dis
missal of the charges and the freeing
of the defendant, another case was
concluded today after two days trial
and another case taken up. Besides
this many actions such as cottinu-
ances of old cases, the filing or mo-
tions, the making of various orders,
have been taken, 1t has indeed been
a busy week in the district court
The trial of Norman Brouse, charg-
ed with maliciously shooting and
wounding Donald Hayes was not con-
cluded Yesterday. Brouse was on the
stand a great portion of the latter
mart of the afternoon. Several other
witnesses were called by the defense
but their testimony was not import
ant. All the testimony was in when
court adjourned last night. Many
who had heard the testimony declared
that the prosecution had made out a
very strong case against Brouse while
others did not believe that under the
evidence Brouse would be convicted
Court opened at 9 o'clock this
morning and an hour was occupied
in preparing the instructions
Attorney Carnahan and Attorney
Rozzelle, for the defense, announced
that they were willing to submit the
case without argument The prose
cution would not agree to this. The
remainder of the morning session
was devoted to the arguments by the
attorneys on each side. The case viii
go to the jury this afternoon.
The arguments in the Brouse case
were among the most effective heard
in the court room in a long time.
Attorney Fry opened for the prose
cution in a clear and effective talk.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06

Unofficially. but with the very
strongest reasons for our belief
The Sentinel states that there is a
well formed plan, the outline of
which is fairly well worked out al
ready, for the Colorado Midland rail-
road to connect with the Uintah ra J.
road.
If the connection is nct made here
at Grand Junction II w3ll be made at
Mack sAsor VIII the Uintah road cad
at Mack, but 1t will be continued As
a part of the Burlington-Hill-Ma
land combination that is now in con
troll of the Colorado d Southern and
the purpose of such combination is to
send the Uintah road on into Salt
Lake City, giving the Burlington a
road to Salt Lake by the Midland
Ulntah combination.
BY the men most conversant with
the railroad sitration in this part Of
the country, IL is openly asserted that
the enforcement between the Rio
Grande and the Midland road is go
ing ahead pretty rapidly and that
soon Grand Junction will have the
distinction of being reached by com
peting roads.
When one looks at the railroads in
the combination presented by The
Sentinel is ii a most plausible scheme
for the Burlington TO reach the city,
which has long been its objective
point-Salt Lake.
The Sentinel asserts that If II is
the intention of the Midland to make
the Uintah combination, il should
never be permitted to make 1t at
Mack The only logical place for the
Midland to make that combination is
here at Grand Junction and here is
where we believe It will be made.
Captain NJ. w. Cooley. the present
manager of the little. though mighty
Uintah road. says that truly Grand
Junction must have been asleep, as
has been asserted in the first big
article published on this subject by
The Sentinel that it permitted the
Uintah road to end at nowhere. He
realizes and 1t Is asserted by his
friends here in this city, among
whom is DR. Geo r. Warner. presi-
dent of the board of school control.
that the only proper place for
terminal for that road is Grand June
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
Special to The sentinei.l

Especial to The Sentinel
Denver, Mar. 6.-Neither house of
the general assembly held "A session
today. and the majority of the mem
bers of each house are out of the
city. many having gone home to re-
main over Sunday, including the two
Mesa county men, Messrs. DeLong
and Weiser.
Governor Shafroth left this morn.
ing for Colorado Springs to welcome
Admiral Robley ID. Evans to Colo
RADIO. The famous naval leader and
veteran is to visit relatives in Colo
RADIO Springs for some time.
1t was announced today that the
appointment of the water commits
sioners will not be made public until
after the legislature has adjourned.
Late yesterday afternoon the house
refused to pass the bill prohibiting
children under IA years of age being
employed in Colorado.
1t is stated today that the Beshoar-
Barela contest will, in all probable
ity, be called up again in the senate
in a few days. Efforts are being
made to get Lieutenant Governor
Fitzgerald to cast a vote in the con-
test. thus breaking the tie. 1t is
declared that the constitution of Col
orado does not prevent the lieutenant
governor from voting in such cases.
Senator DeLong. in his address yes
terday on the Beshoar-Barela con-
test, took the position that the day
of deciding contests on merely par
tisan basis is past
Senator DeLong declared that six
years ago four republican senators
were thrown out of office on contests
yet the democratic contestants who
were given their places had been
elected TO office by the same fraudu-
lent vote that sent John F.. Shafroth
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
IBy Associated Press.

BY Associated PRESS.
Washington, March 6.-Six MEM
bers OF President Taft's cabinet as
sumcd their official duties today.
They were Knox, hitchcock, Meyer,
Ballinger, Wilson ard NagcI. Wick
crsham was sworn i'll yesterday.
Dickinson and MacVeagh. members
of President Taft's cabinet, will not
reach Washington City for some days.
Oaths to the cabinet members, sworn
in today, was administered by Chief
Justice Fuller. As soon as the cere-
mony was completed President Taft
gave himself up to II reception of sew
eral hundred callers.
President Taft today called congress
to convene in special session March
10.
nomination of William Loeb, Jr., as
collector of the port of New York and
BeeIxman Winthrop as assistant Sec
rotary of the navy.
The senate adjourned today until
March 10, the date of the opening of
the special session of congress.
IL is believed in Washington that
another bond issue is not imminent.
The treasury has n working balance
of go million and with custom re-
ceipts showing considerable in
crease, IL is not anticipated that Sec
retary MacVeagh will favor an issue
of bonds before midsummer. Under
an act passed during the spanish war
the secretary was given authority to
issue treasury 1-year certificates up
two 100 million.
The constitutional amendment pro-
viding for IL change i'm the date of the
Inauguration of n president was the
principal subject discussed by "a few
members of the house who We're at
the Capitol today. IL was suggested
that congress adopt n resolution dur
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
A $4,000 SALE is MADE.

Today Guy lie Roy Stevick sold to
the Plateau Valley Orchard company
800 acres of fine land in the Plateau
valley, not far from Collbrun, for II
consideration of $2S,OOO
Ii is one of the biggest and most
important realty deals made in the
county this year.
The orchard company proposes to
put the big tract of excellent lana
into high state of development. This
company is Interested i'm numerous
big enterprises looking toward the
development of that section OF this
county.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
THE BROUSE CASE
WAS CLOSED TODAY
Powerful Arguments Made by Attorneys
"A Busy Week in Court

Attorney Rozzelle made a brief argu-
ment for the defense. and was fol-
lowed by his associate in the de-
fense, Attorney Carnahan, who made
an extended and powerful argument
in behalf of his client.
District Attorney r. NJ. Logan
then closed for the prosecution. and
his address was of great strength
and was most argumentative. At
torney Logan has demonstrated clear
ly that he is an able prosecutor.
The case was given to the jury at
about pm, and the jury had not
reached a verdict when The Sentinel
went to press.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
LET THE MIDLAND
THROUGH TO MACK
New Facts Made Public Today Con-
cerning the Uintah Extension

tion and that it could have just as
readily been secured at the time the
road was building as TO have had The
road go TO Mack.
The Sentinel believes that John
Mack has never intended that the
road should end at Dragon. or even
at Fort Duchesne. II has been said
that he has made the assertion time
and again that the Uintab would be
"A great line of railroad before he was
through with 1t.
Now what more feasible plan for
the Burlington to secure an entrance
into Salt Lake than by the plan out
lined by The Sentinel The work is
not great undertaking. save for the
high point on Baxter hill, which is
not chain of mountains but a peak
and that surveys for a tunnel under
that peak have already been made.
Grand junction has the greatest
opportunity of its life to make q
great big ten strike by going after
John Mack to see what he thinks Of
changing the terminal of the Uintah.
as was originally suggested by The
Sentinel from Mack to this city. And
when we go after him, we must be
ready TO offer him some inducements.
as he will want to hear what sort of
invitation Grand Junction can extend
to him TO make this vital change not
only for the best interests of the
Uintah road. but for the everlasting
benefit to the city of Grand Junction
From time to time we talk of no
openings of any kind for this city but
here is one which would make this
city the greatest railroad gateway in
Colorado, OUTSIDE of the city of Den
yer.
II will take a number of bold and
intrepid spirits to present this prop
osition in the best light. but il can be
done and most effectively at that.
Shall we go TO asleep again or shall
we stand solid phalanX and land
this terminal. which promises to con-
meet several of the greatest railway
systems of the country right here Al
Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
WHY DeLONG IS A
BARELA DEFENDER

to congress, Shafroth resigned after
beiRg,- convinced that there might
have been fraud in the voting but
these men held the offices. He de-
clared that this action was disgraceful
and fully equaled any fraud that the
democrats claim was perpetrated
during the progress of the Peabody
Adams contest Senator belongs
speech was perhaps the most forceful
made in the defense of Barela yes
terday afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06

Reckless Recklaw, the wonderful
trick bicyclist, and Fannie Leight, the
remarkable fancy skater, appear at
the auditorium Monday night. See
them sure. Regular roller skating
before and after the exhibition.
See Reckless Recklaw and Fannie
Leight. do wonderful bicycle riding
and skating stunts at the auditorium
Monday night.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
MAKES A GREAT RECORD.
[By Associated Press,

= Los Angeles, Cal. Mar. g. !
: The United States torpedo boat !
+ Whipple made the run from :
+ San Francisco to San Pedro, .
= distance of 476 miles, in IT .
+ hours, or an average of 26 miles :
= per hour.
+ This speed lacks but one hour .
j. of equalling the schedule time :
+ of the regular coast line trains. .
1. .
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06
NOTED IOWA LEADER DEAD.
Especial to Tie sentinel,1

Especial to Tie Sentinel.
Des Moines. Ia. Mr.. 6.-J.
. w. Blythe, general counsel for
. the Burlington railroad system
. and regarded rs the state leader
. of the stand -patters of the re-
; publican party. long very prom
; inent in Iowa politics, dropped
: dead this morning while hunt
: ing in the country near the
: city.
. He was 80 years of age. He
: was widely known throughout
: the state, and his sudden death
has proven n great shock to the
!! people throughout Iowa.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-06

Manager Gibson of the Gibson
Lumber Company is in Fruita this
afternoon on business in connections
with his firm.
w. ]. Meyer of the Fair store wiz
leave tomorrow on No. 5 for Los An
geles on an extended pleasure ana
rest, trip.