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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
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Surely nothing could be fairer. We
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and our reputation should be suffi-
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received his education in the public
schools of that state He studied law
and was admitted TO the barn. in 1883.
Two years later he removed to Texas
and located in Gainesville. He served
as an elector for the state at Large
on the democratic ticket in 1888. was
elected to the Fifty-second. Fifty third.
Fifty fourth, Fifty-hfth and Fifty-sixth
congresses, and on the organization OF
the Flfty-hfth congress was the DEM
ocratic nominee for speaker of the
house OF representatives. Mr.. Bailey
was chosen United States senator Jan.
%. 1901, to succeed Senator Horace
Chiffon. and took his seat March OF
that year. In 1907 he was reelected
for the full term OF six years. Sem
ator Bailey is an orator of unusual
ability and has taken a prominent part
in many of the important debates In
the senate.
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WHAT THE COUNTY SHOULD HAVE?

that County making
criminals compelled
part Of
macadam build annually
jail living the fat of the
to bath
exercise all
that
board, but do
sleep certainly
sunerb'
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WHITING.

MA Schrage.
CLERK-J. T. Cameron.
TREASURER-D. ID. Griffith.
AIderman-at-LarRe- FedoFixo.
Alderman-at-LarGe A. Upton.
ALDERMEN.
First WArd-Andrew Baron.
Second Ward-Pante HaraIOvitch.
Third Ward-David Paskwietz.
Fourth Ward-Jnmes w. Burton.
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ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH IT?

The people of cities things
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Political Announcements
GARY.

Editor, Times;
Please announce 10 the republicans
that L am a candidate for alderman
from the ward in 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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Let IT PRODUCE THE FIGURES.


continued will be
that
although
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should produce figures and facts
s orme
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Republican Tickets
GARY.

MAYOR-JOhn A. Brennan.
CLERK-Joseph III. Cothrey.
TREAsURER-Ernes c. SfmpsOn.
AIderman-at-Large- Mcneil
Alderman at-Large-Dominick SEy-
manski.
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ATTORNEY SPROAT, who by
republicans
kidnapped the Hill appearing Raymonds
play time We that dnap spoat
he is running for omce-vapo Wdete
danger still viii be just well for
Benedict sschoIer days
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1T is simply going to be impossible
for any candidate for mayor in any
city in the Calumet region to pussy
foot his way into the mayoralty chair
That's a foregone conclusion this
early in the game.
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PRESIDENT Taft confessed some
where out west that he did not know
how to milk a COW. My, but this
swing around the circle is bringing
out some shocking things about Mr..
President from a democratic stand
point Never MIXED COW with a
crumpled horn! Oh, geel
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Editor, Times.

Editor, T1mesi
/ wish to state through your paper
that L candidate for alderman
from the ward in which / reside (which
is to be named by the town bOard),
subject TO the democratic primaries.
JOHN BOWLING.
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Editor, Times.

Editor, Times;
that 1 am candidate for alderman
from the ward in 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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THE number of Hammond people
who see no reason why Lawrence
Becker should be city attorney for
four years, mayor for six years and
ask for four more years, is increas-
ing every day.
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1T will of course now be quite nee
essary to go into Hammond for some
interesting facts as to "Meester"
Knots career. when he was police
man on the Four Corner beat.
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Editor. Times.

Editor, TImess
Please announce to the public that
am candidate for alderman from the
ward I'm which reside, which Is to be
named by the town board of Gary, sub
ject to the republican primaries.
JOHN KESSERIC.
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Editor, Times:

Editor, Times;
Please make the announcement
through the columns Of your paper that
/ will be candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for mayor of Gary.
subject TO the democratic nomination.
WILLIAM c. CROLIUS.
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Editor, Times;
Please announce to the republican
voters of Gary that 1 ana a candidate
on the republican ticket for the office
of alderman from the ward In which
reside, to be named by the town board
of Gary, subject to the republican pri-
marIes.
A. NAYLoR, s.the PIasterer."
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"THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
nrinhAr a

17s4-First Protestant Episcopal con-
vention in New York City.
1S1s-Shadrach Bond, first governor of
Illinois. inaugurated at Kaskaskia.
1S54-A. II. Reeder (democrat), first
governor of Kansas. arrived at the
capital of that state.
1S6T-Henry Timrod, poet, died. Born
Dec. s, 1929.
1s91-Charles Stewart Parnell died.
Born in 1S46.
1S92-Lord Alfred Tennyson, English
poet laureate. died. Born Aug. 6,
1909
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06

AN editor who rode in an auto on
Long Island met his death when the
machine turned turtle. It is safer
for editors to stick to the shears and
pastepot, and run no more risks than
is encountered by sticking" a little
BREWER now and then.
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Editor, Times:

Editor, T1mess
that 1 am a candidate for alderman
from the ward in which reside, which
is to be named by the town board of
Gary, subject to the republican nomI-
nations. MIKE BINZEN.
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Editor, Times;
Please announce to the republicans
TINT 1 am candidate for alderman
from the ward in which reside, which
is to be named by the town board of
Gary, subject to the republican nOmi-
nations. JOHN BENNETT.
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KILLEn BY an AUTO.

Lee Hodgins, 81 years old, a travel
ing man of Knightstown. Ind, was
killed Monday in an automobile acct
dent a few miles west of Richmond.
Hodgins was on his way from Knights
town east, and in attempting to pass
a vehicle in the road the car went over
an enbankment. The machine fell on
Hodgins, crushing him to death.
GETS GOOD APPOINTMENT.
c. A Schubart of Princeton, for
three years exalted ruler for the local
lodge Of Elks, has received notice of
his appointment from the grand exalted
ruler as district deputy for the south
half of Indiana. which includes TWEEN
ty-three lodges.
II. r.. COMMISSION DECIDES.
The Railroad Commission of Indiana
made an important decision in the pc
tftion of the Richmond Commercial
club to force the p. c., c. & st. L.
railway and the c., c. & L. railway to
interchange freight. which for some
time has only obtained under certain
restrictions imposed by the p, c.. c. &
ST. l. railway. The decision which or
ders the interchange is important in
that it gives the c., c. & L. railway the
use of the Panhandie's terminal facili-
ties at Richmond, and by the interpre-
tation of the law all other baby
roads under similar circumstances the
use of the terminals of the old estab-
lished lines
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Editor, Times,

Editor, T1mesf
Kindly announce my name as a can
didate for alderman In Gary On the re-
publican ticket, subject to the repub-
lican primaries. HARRY HALL.
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angry when he shot and killed Louis
Gaisser is believed to have been the
point on which the jury based its YER
dfcf
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r ANDOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

THINGS AND FILINGS
NOW for Mr.. CroIius and the real
democrats of Gary.
@MEEsTER" Knots chickens are
coming home to roost.
The buccaneers who fought Bren-
nan can hardly realize It yet.
WHAT if the baseball season is
over, isn't the moth ball season here?
DON'T step too high, remember
that it pays to look where you are
going.
Mr.. Brennan can be called the har-
monizer for he has something to show
for the title.
DON'T get overheated gentlemen,
remember it's quite few days yet
till Nov End.
TEDDY will have to hurry back to
this country on his big stick will be
all battered to bits.
g.
WE shall certainly have to break a
lance with any one who says that Mr..
Moe is a poor loser.
80
GREETINGS to the Servo-Croatian
Herald and best wishes for the cause
. in which it is embarked.
, THE grand jury at Crown Point will
certainly be grand jury if it does
certain things that it should do.
, WHEN Harris & Bretsch saw the
| returns from the south end, their eyes
} fairly popped out of their heads.
PRETTY soon "Meester" Knots
, will be standing upon the bridge at
< midnight looking at the weary moon.
WORK done under adverse condi-
t tons is not only apt to be poor work,
l but it takes disproportionate amount
5 out of you.
3 MAYOR Becker's attitude toward
t some questions resembles that of an
i expert witness. You can dope that
/ out for yourself
THAT republican vote in Gary Mon
day has made a good many people
a there scratch their tops with consid-
cradle wonderment.
UP to the hour of locking up page
= 4, Mr. Carr has about given up all
hopes Of bringing out an Independent
a republican candidate.
IF the Rev ri Hicks weather pre-
. dictions for October are true, it will
be well for you not to make any pic
. mic or porch party dates.
= This is the usual time of the year
: for lot of foolish people to. begin
talking about a northern Indiana
|, baseball league next spring
IF we could only cut out a segment
: Of DR. Cooks endless frozen polar
= sea and transport it to Lake County
for a few weeks it would help the at
mosphere wonderfully.
49,
THE Laporte Telegraph fabricatol
le hasn't succeeded yet in Staying Ray
at Lamphere and according to the Mich
~ igan City prison authorities, Ray il
in no danger of kicking Off
IN the midst of our troubles let III
not forget to give thanks to the wealth
er man for this glorious Indiana sum
mer. provided it doesn't snow be
fore this appears in print)
1T will of course now be quite nee
essary to go into Hammond for sons
interesting facts as to "Meester
Knots career. when he was police
man on the Four Corner beat
-AA-
ng 1T is simply going to be impossible
oil for any candidate for mayor in an
Of city in the Calumet region to pussy
,m foot his way into the mayoralty chain
ne That's a foregone conclusion thi
re early in the game.
~ THE number of Hammond peopl
who see no reason why Lawrenc
Becker should be city attorney 70
four years, mayor for six years an
ask for four more years, is increal
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IN the midst of our troubles let us
not forget to give thanks to the wealth
er man for this glorious Indiana sum-
mer. provided it doesn't snow be-
fore this appears in print)
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Editor, Times;
Kindly announce in the columns of
your paper that 1 am "a candidate for
alderman from the ward in which L
reside Ito be named by the town board),
subject TO the republican primaries.
r.. e. ROWLEY.
570 jackson Street
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Editor, Times.

EU1IVFe NIIMtBs
Please announce to the republicans
of Gary that 1 am candidate for aid
erman from the ward in which 1 re-
side Ito be named by the town bOard)
subject to the republican primaries.
EMERSON BoWSER.
RR4 Virrinia street
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THE Laporte Telegraph fabricator
hasn't succeeded yet in Staying Ray
Lamphere and according to the Mich
igan City prison authorities, Ray is
in no danger of kicking Off
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.sTHIs Is MY 46TH BIRTHDAY.
Joseph w. Bailey.

Joseph Weldon Bailey, United States
senator from Texas, was born Oct. 6.
1858. in Copiah county. Mississippi and
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At $3.50 o'clock last Monday night.
after being out two hours. the Prince
ton jury in the Henry Horn murder
case returned a verdict of manslaugh-
ter. The penalty for such offense is
two to twenty years. The charge
was second degree murder. The ad-
mission OF the defendant that he was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
cALDwEIL GETS CONTRACT.
BORE IS VICIOUS.

Presence of mind saved Henry
wayning of Jonesville from being
killed by a vicious boar. While in the
lot he was attacked and knocked down.
He fell near a fence rail Using this
as shield. he regained his feet and
then used the timber as a club. He
was seriously bitten IN the fight
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IN TALBOT CASE.
HOLE TRIMRLE,s FUNERAL.

The funeral of George Franklin
Trimble member Of the Indiana uni
versity football team. who died Sat-
urday of blood poison from broken
blister at Bloomington, was held at
his mothers residence in Evansville
Monday afternoon. The Rev. NJ. A.
Farr and the Rev. L Z. Freeland of
this city and the Rev. Joseph Todd of
Bloomington conducted the ceremony.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
TAYLOR ASKED TO SPEAK.

With the blowing of whistles and
footing of horns and with her build
ings decorated by 100000 yards of blue
and yellow bunting and streets adorned
by countless vari-eolored lights, South
Bends big home coming celebration
was formally launched Monday
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IF we could only cut out segment
Of DR.. Cooks endless frozen polar
sea and transport it to Lake County
for few weeks it would help the at
mosphere wonderfully.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
HURTS TOBACCO TRADE.

That the twist tobacco industry of
southern Indiana will be permanently
injured by the Stanley law permitting
growers to sell loose leaf tobacco free
of tax Is the belief OF manufacturers
and revnue officials in Evansville. The
September receipts from the sale of
twist tobacco stamps fell off $1,000 at
the local revnue office.
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This is the usual time of the year
for a lot of foolish people to. begin
talking about a northern Indiana
baseball league next spring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06

IF the Rev. ri Hicks weather pre-
dictions for October are true, it will
be we'll for you not to make any pic
mic or porch party dates.
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UP AND DOWN IN
I=N-D=I -A-N-A
PARADE ENDS FATALLY.

Initiating the things they saw in the
German day parade in Evansville sew
eral sons of Sterling Stone locked
themselves out in tinsel and tissue pa
per, and Raymond Stone, II, and Cliff
ford, 8 were severely burned when
the decorations caught fire from a
match Ravmnnd rna,, die
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THAT republican vote in Gary Mon
day has made a good many people
there scratch their tops with consid-
cradle wonderment.
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Editor, Times.

ga Virginia street.
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UP to the hour of locking up page
4, Mr.. Carr has about given up all
hopes Of bringing out an independent
candidate.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-09

The deplorable delays In the admins
tration OF civil and criminal law have re-
ceived the attention OF committees OF the
American Bar association and OF many
state bar associations, as well as the con-
sidered thought OF Judges and Jurists. In
my judgment change In judicial pro-
cedure. with a view to reducing Its ex-
pense to private litigants in civil cases
and Facilitating the dispatch of business
and final decision In both civil and GRIM
mai cases constitutes the greatest need
In our American institutions. l do not
doubt for one moment that much OF the
lawless violence and cruelty exhibited
In lynchings Is directly due to the uncer-
talnties and Injustice growing out OF the
delays In trials. judgments and the exc
cutons thereof by our courts. or course
these remarks apply quite as well to the
administration OF Justice in state courts
as to that In federal courts. and without
making tnvidious distinction II Is per-
haps not too much to say that. speaking
generally. the defects are less in the
federal courts than In the state courts.
But they are very great In the federal
courts. The expedition with which busi-
ness IL disposed OF both on the civil and
the criminal side OF English courts under
modern rules of procedure makes the
delays In our courts seem archaic and
barbarous. The procedure in the federal
courts should furnish an example for the
state courts. presume II is impossible.
without an amendment to the constitu-
ton. to unite under one form OF action
the proceedings ut common law and pro-
cecdings In equity In the federal courts.
but 1t Is certainly not impossible by
statute to simplify and make short and
direct the procedure both at law and In
equity In those courts. 1t Is not impos-
siblc to cut down still more than II Is cut
down. the Jurisdiction OF the supreme
court. so as to confne It almost wholly to
statutory and constitutional questions.
Under the present statutes the equity
and admiralty procedure In the federal
courts 10 under the control Of the su-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-12
TENYO MARU COMES
IN AND GOES OUT

Promptly AT the hour stated in his
wireless report to Hackfed a. Co., the
local agents. Captain Bent, command
ing the Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Ten.
20 Maru, brought his vessel to anch.
orage Off port Saturday evening at G
O'Clock. The popular liner brought Il
large number Of distinguished persons,
who are either connected with gov
eminent or commercial business
houses. Among them was the United
States Minister to China. Hon. w. w.
Rockhill. who Is returning to tho
States, previous to going to st. Peters.
burg, as United States Ambassador.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Rockhill
and his wife's mother, Mrs. Perkins.
Among the Honolulu passengers was
S. Ida, who will relieve X. Abe. as
japanese Eleve Consul here.
Before the Tenyo Maru left Japan
many changes were made among the
officers Chief Engineer Seaver has
been detached and placed In reserve.
His place was taken by Y. Hora. Chief
Officer Hinokuma has been made cap
tain of the Manchu Maru. which runs
down to South American ports.
The Tenyo Maru left yesterday at
~ o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-12
MISTAKE INDEMNITY.
Confined from PsSe ~

discovered that Tim Sin was the prin.
cipal In an elopement on July s, and In
runaway marriage Margaret Hol.
stein the daughter of the Speaker of
the House OF Representatives, became
his wife. From what could be learned
Miss Holstein followed her youthful
husband to Honolulu from Hawaii, on
the ruse of visiting dentist.
The cir; Is but eighteen years old. The
marriage permit was issued by Agent
Gustave Rose on July 8. On the same
day the young couple were married by
Elder Abraham Fernandez. The Ger.
tificate OF marriage was filed with the
Board OF Health on July s. The details
of the certificate show that All Choy
Tim Sin is Hawaiian Chinese, son OF
Tim Sin, Chinese, residence Kohala,
Hawaii.
Once In Honolulu, according to
previous arrangements. she met
All Choy, who already had the
marriage permit ready for business.
They fastened to the office of Elder
Fernandez, who suspecting nothing,
tied the nupital knot.
Learning of the secret marriage of
All Choy, Leal at once began an inves-
tigation, with the result that the young
man was called on the carpet, He
proved all right and works for the Ma.
COON laundry COMPANY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-12
PASsEN GERS ARRIVED

Per stmi. kinau, from Kauai ports,
July liz. NJ. Kahele, A. Blackstad
L. Kopke. Miss Lcghorn. Miss X. Ka.
puniai, Miss l.. Wilcox. +. Dreier. NJ.
+. Prosscr, Miss q. Medeiros, Mrs.
Freitas, Mrs. w. Wright. NJ. Thomas,
Mrs. V. Ava. J. ". Doyle and valet,
w. II. Rice. Mrs. Kahapea. Miss NJ.
Kauhane, J. Hepburn. II. Antoine. A.
A. Eliason, +. Il. Bush. Miss Topham,
NJ. Freitas and wife. Miss Aiau. J. b.
Alexander and lC5 deck
Per stmr Mikahala. from Molokai
and Maui ports, July Ill. Hennings.
Z. H. Cooke. DIR. II. Hayes. Mrs. l..
Ayau, Mrs. Chang Sing. Joe Rawlins,
Mrs. Geo. Townsend. Miss Cahill. Mas.
tiers Cahill go.
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MEN MUST HAVE PASS.
Continued from Pace IL

Continued from Page ~
OF Honolulu, and the Territory Of Ha.
wall sort Of independent government
Intended 10 control the Japanese iabso-
iutely without regard for American
law.
Just how general the arrests I'M
der the first violation of the order
OF the court will be. is impossible to
state at this writing. The officers
OF the Territory have been busy TIL
all hours OF the night following up
the trail that was opened so boldly
before Bull and Scoville Saturday
afternoon.
Good authority exists for the state
ment that the evidence in the case IL
absolute. There has been no let-up
in the intimidation of the laborers
since the injunction was issued.
Most sensational disclosures may be
expected.