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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-13
Short Wills.


Apropos of Mr.. Harriman's short. SIM
pie will. 1t is Of interest to note that Lord
Mansfield found half a sheet Of notepaper
ample for the disposal of his worldly pos,
sessions. Sir James Fitzjames Stepheu1
will began and ended in thirteen words.
A dozen lines served to dispose Of Lord
Russell Of Killowen's estate Of nearby
s150.0O0. while Lord Brampton Of the,
court of exchequer. the brothsr Of AM
thony Hope, disposed Of his estate &C
nearly E142.O00 In 400 words.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Adminlstration is to give notice: That the
subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District
of Columbia letters of administration on the
estate Of Absalom T. Crompton. late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the subscriber
on or before the eleventh day Of November, A.
D. 1910; otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benent Of said estate. Given
under my hand this eleventh day Of November.
ing (Seal) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Regis
ter OF Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. FREDERICK A. FEN
MING. Attorney. uo13-1aw,3t
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE
FOURTEENTH STREET TERRACE"
THE BEAUTIFUL PARK-LIkE SECTION
ON 18th STREET EXTENDED, NORTH OF
DECATUR STREET NORTHWEST. near the
eastern border Of Rock Greek Nation1 PARK:
npe building sites being sold at LOW PRICES
and on easy terms: ALL CITY MPROVE
MESTN: TWENTY-THREE minutes from U
& Treasury huildine; TWO SPLENDID CAR
LINES running commodious new cars every
few minutes to the heart OF the city; enc-
urban comfort end city pleasrre com1lned;
every safeguard TO insure q STRICTLY HIGH
GLASS RESIDENTIAL SECTION: select your
homo ate NOW and zee about loans 70
huild YOUR house OUR Statesmen ALWAlS
on THE PROPERTY TO GIVE INFORMA-
TON.
v I. SANSBURY.
Exclusive Agent.
nofcot 1921 18th street NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE.
FOR .sALE-FRIENDsHiP HEIGHTS BEAU
tfful suburban home: rooms: Ane porch;
.na ' =. e. HENRI sfF' s.el 'a nsss
3754-THIS sO-ACRE FARM Is BEAUTIFULLY
that are seut to nd nss ou.
Of land. gently rolling. abund.ntly wssered:
:ns 81 sge pas: u ts
and Ca. 1se e . ;.Gs Il 20 acres
corn corn. hGuss large srsna,y chicken house meat
Farm $1,000. <9 sSGIS Really Goes e: isss
lot o1erookins tn. city: only IS minutes mn 70
Hu enG ,%' TH faiR fRaT Union r.. bldg
s2s MONTHLY FOR 8 MONTHS. THERE:
buy new house with large rooms and bath
Gaundry tubs in hssement,; water supplied
also sss: slate roof: large porch; lot o. by $50:
stable and carriage house; half block from
e %s s5sE' E3tr1ss Nd f. sss
FOR sALE-CHANCE FOR A FLAT: ONCE So
0oo. now $500; 1s-room. slate roof house and 3
35 minutes 10 Pa. ave.. fruit lawn. hedges,
water. sewer; compare at 14c ,$5.3 5D. and big
house thrown IN. with new graded lots at 4oc:
good interest II rented to two families
nO12-St' Inquire Of OWNER. 1880 18th NV.
FOR sALE-THE MOST COMPLETE SUBUR-
ban bungalow in or out Of the District Of o.
lumbia; beautiful rooms hardwood finish:
hot water beating: electric lighting: slate roof:
c %Ss % rest Tcs to too
noi5-st p j. wALsfIE. 1880 n. Y. ave-
FOR SALE Or RENT = FINE SUBURBAN
home. rooms and acre: well located In
the District: would consider improved city
property In exchange. C. A. RHODES: 1874
q at. NV. no11-St
FOR sALB-LOTS. HOUSES, n NEW SUB
division. addition to ''Wisconsin Ave. Park:
$4,000 worth sold. New subdivision offers q
We have spacious lots beautifully located. on car
line. with city sewer. water and gas available:
streets grading and cement walk under way.
Desirable lots. $40 up. Beautiful cottages;
town cars. transfer to North Chevy Chase or
Rockville line, get OF at Fessenden ct.
H. F. HANDLER CO. Qnc.D.
Look for the Red Arrow Sign. 702 11th st. NV.
oc30- eOtf
FINE SUBURBAN HOME. IS ACRES. TEN
miles from Capitol; on steam and electric
improvements; fine water; fruit and flowers In
abundance; will exchange for city property.
WALTER & HARLOW. Dos Colorado bldg.
seseOt
IF YOU AKn iNrnMKsTED IN PROPERTY.
COUNTRY OR SUBURBAN. 10 BUY Oh SELL
SEE M 1s 81 s pHSRE EHF s6k. aiS NV.
ea3.00th
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FOR nXCHANGE-BRICK RESIDENCE, GOOD
section northwest, wen rented. for home In
Cleveland PARK. not over $4,000.
FOR EXCHANGECFour small bricks, dne
income-producers rented to colored tenants, for
residence
FOR ExCHANGE-Equity Of S12. 900 in small
Arst-elass apartment. for ground or residence.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000, WASH
ington HEIGHTS. for small income property.
FOR observation-disclosures. SIS, 600, near
Scott Circle northwest, for equity in small
apartment. business or income property.
FOR EXOHANGE-Equity in new. Groom.
hot-water heat residence, northwest. for Lot
In Brookland, suburbs city.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. near Union sta
tion. for business property. 14th street. or
FOR EXcHANGE-$12ooo lot on Washing
ton Heights for income or business property.
FOR EXCHANGE-$14.O0 residence. central
northwest; make offer.
FOR EXCHANGE-Lot on Rockville line over
acre, for small income property.
FOR EXCHANGE-GoOd farm, 1913 acres,
$500. near Manassas. Va. for city property.
FOR 500 farm near Aern-
oG For Ex eS P-ScRew Washington ineom.
property for farm In LOudoun or Culpeper coun-
ties, Virginia, about $4,000.
A speciality Of city, suburban and farm eI-
changes. See L. r +. PRINCE 721 Bond bldg.
n0l0-w ga ct
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Oourt.-No. 1888
pistration.-This IL to give notice: That the
subscribers. NJ the District Of Columbia, have
Of Columbia letter. testsmentary on the estate
Of Matilda A. Madden. late Of the District Of
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscribers, on or before
the 5th day OF November. AID. 1910: Otherwise
they may by law be excluded from al bensnt Of
Of November. 1909. WILLIS A. MADDEN, Stan
ton road, Anscostia. d. O. 0SCE0LA +: y
MADDEN. Ind. Home school Blue Plains. D. G.
ter OF Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court wM. l. POLLARD, Attor-
new no6-lsW.8t
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FOR RENT-BY B. F.
1888 7th nv. Or. bS3O.OO
lafayette. 1907 It'll
nv. 5r. b.......N.3
7l3 18th NV. 8r, b. 90
81 Mass nv. Or. b.25.0 90
1928 18th NV. Or. b.2.O
% Quincy nv. Dr.. hA.8
30 Z ne. Sc. b. 400
Si8 r NV, ST. b. .2.&
l00 p NV. n, b. 1910
1910 7th NV. 6r. b-0.60
$40 Fla ~ nw.6y. b20.to
I'LL 18th nv, 6r, b. 20. 90
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FOR sALE-BrGGEsr BARGAIN
IN THIS PAPER.
Cost $le. 900. Can be bought for
INCLUDING Two-sToRY BRICK STABLE.
West Of 14th st.. north Of r. I. ave.
Nice location.
OVER TWENTY FEET WIDE.
100 feet deep to public alley.
$500 can remain.
II big rooms. parlor. library. dining room,
usntry and kitchen on 1st floor.
TWO PORCELAIN BATHS.
HOTWATER HEAT.
hne system recently Installed.
Servants convenences.
SEQ month rent.
WE GUARANTEE TENANT.
DON'T STOP TO GET INFORMATION
AROiJT OTHER ADS" FIND OUT AS To
THIS ONE WITHOUT DELAY.
BELT, OfRRIEN CO., lnc.,
po12-5t.eSu 1909 NV.
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TWO LOTS AT RANDALL HEIGHTS CHEAP.
Address Box 81. Star ONCE. nol3-2ts
NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE: LARGE LOT; NICELY
fenced: very attractive home: only few yards
from electric cars; 81. 800; 500 CASH $25
monthly. Lots. $50 up. COLLINS" Claren-
don, Va.
FOR sALE-KENsINGToN: o ROOMS AND
bath water and sewer, furnace: I square from
cars: 10000 feet Of ground; good condition.
Price, $3.50; $500 cash, balance monthly.
BUTLER-TALIAFERRo CO.. cor 9th and
INV nolS So, m, tu ct
FOR SAIE-MODERN HOUSE IN NORTH
west suburb; rooms and bath: large lot;
close to electric cars: 81. 80 IL sold this
month. Can furnish tenant II desired. Ad-
dress Box g. Star once. no13-3t
BRAND-NEw DWELLING. e, 45o
Well built, Groom, slate-roof house, with q
guarter-scre lot; near the cars and only one
fare. The contractors were delayed In COM
plotting this, and as the season Is late an au-
thortxAd to sell On very easy terms.
HUGH A. THRIFT. Union Trust bldg.
no12-3t,eSu
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

4 Sis 7; s9x G1nf isiS
.4EAbouARTERs FOR APAR7NENTsL"
THE NEWPORT"
2l64 Florida ave nv.
2 rooms and tile bath ...............$ss!.SSS q
rooms and f ~ IA Ia coRoNx;:'''''''''''
as II street southwest.
No. rcs %aE 'n eA LIE ss1a,
ITS California ave. NV.
No. a. :. THE IA Gu Vie sis5s ''''
27i5 l4th ct. NV.
s. # ssss: :ss !iIs s S:!s::::::::: !:s 8 g
1913 Columbia road.
No. 9. room: and tiled bath ...........$s7.5 50
LAnisr place bet Adams Mill road and
Ontario road.
No. s. room. sH ~ sG s'!ss S..A' '''a''
No. 81 rom TTr II Sas slsis rs; ''s' 50
No. a. rooms a's and tiled is bath. .saso
Janitor on premises and will gladly show aay
Ct The shove apartments. Further iaiSr%ss -
THE NEWPORT.'
21e4 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
rooms and tiled baths. With showers; steam
Rents s5N RttSI b5 $3.50 e.
sGs 1876 ,4r hfS II 4. Ast AVE
nol3-sa. Witt
THE GERMANTA,
I'd and B SITS. Sc; 8 rooms; every known nod
ern convenience. The best to be had for the
SEND TO OFFICE FOR COMPLETE LIST.
JOHN +. DONoHOE & SONS.
31A Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
uo1a-et
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AuL CO.. 7TH 4 L NV.
1880 18th nw.lr,b
1l00 N Gap. Or, b.l1.W
las H ne. Ar. b. "a. Is. 50
1917 18th nv. lf. b. 1900
616 La Nv NV, lr. .W.W
12l3 H ne. ze, b. 30W.@
1921 Duncan. b.. bi3-0
1919 It'll NV. q. 1900
721 18th NV, 4r.b..i2.60
1850 U NV. 1r. b. l2.60
14l2 Duncan. 4r.wl1.@
1906 9Th nw,4r.w. q. 90
u013-tf
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FOR. RENT
1872 ST. NV.
rooms, bath. separate yard. cellar. furnace
heat: drst noor: nice: clean. new section; near
lines. Rent, $22.50.
MOORE HILL Inc,
nol3-eo.St 1888 @ NV.
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JOHN r. DONOHOE 4 sons.
31l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Sc.
THE GERMANIA.
"a and B SITS. Sc, roms. $3.50
THE NORTH CAROLINA.
400 4th ct. Sc, 5 rooms. -. .t32.50
THE GAINESBORo.
216 Maryland ave. ne, 8 rooms. $500
THE ELLSWORTH.
6o5 Sd Ut. ne, 6 rooms. ...... 5000
7th and SITS. Sc, 6 rooms. $1,000
653 Pa. ave. Sc. rooms. $4,000
Send to ONCE for complete list Of
Apartments. Houses. etc.
JOHN F. DONOHOE 4 SONS.
814 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Sc.
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FOR sALE-A SMALL. BEAUTiEUL FARM
near West Falls Church trolley line, on heights
overlooking Falls Church. Address Boz 70. Star
once.
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THE CRATALOE,
232O Champlain ct. NV; desirable apt, Dr. and
bath; heat and hot water; jsnitor service; rent
$3.50 OWNER. 2s22 champlain st.
8 LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS; HOT WATER
Above Thomas Circle. 17l2 14th Ut. Elegant
furniture. half cost. nol8-3ts
SIX-ROOM flat N THE WHITNEY,. 1s3
Park road NV, second floor; all rooms light
and large: modern In all respects. Rent,
$47.50. Apply 1911 Oak st. NV. not3-3ts
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FOR SALE-vERY VALUABLE 7rH
ST property at a low price; two brick
buildings. each Z rooms and large
etoreroom: lot 20 feet wide BY 40
feet deep TO paved alley; rented for
SIS month; price reduced to $3.50;
worth $10.5O0: must be sold. Here's
chance 10 make some MONEY.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.). el0 18th NV.
no9-5t
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-A PAYING INVESTMENT.
Three 81 houses on 10th st. Renting $61S
a year. To quick purchaser. only $4,000.
H. r. HANDLER CO., Inc,
nol3-3t 702 llth NV
FOR SALE-A 2c% NET INVESTMENT.
small bricks, rooms each, for 5000 cash
and assume 81 600 trust, years to run. Rent
ing $40 q year. A snap.
II. r. HANDLER CO., Inc.
nol3-3t 702 18th NV.
2 brick dwellings on l. near goth NV: rented
at 5000 per month each: g, 900 each. Also 2
three story brick dwellings. Vermont ave. near
U st. NV; rented at SIT 50 per month each
81, 800 each. W. O. DUVAII.
no10-5ts 10 11th NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE.
ONE LOT N TAKOMA PARK: HALF BLOCK
from car line; beautifully located. PRICE, 1Oc
foot. Address Box 81. Star ONCE. nof3-2t'
TAKOMA PARK.
Attractive Groom house; water and gas: one
cars: small barn, henhouse; fruit trees. ber-
ries. Owner leaving the city. Price. So, 500.
This has to be seen TO be appreciated.
A bargain IN new house. on Carroll ave-. the
principal avenue OF Takoma: large rooms,
reception hall, hath; all convenlences; large
lotS,7oO 50. feet Close TO 2 car lines Price,
$500 Easy terms. G. p. BICKFORD.
-FOUR LOVELY DISTRICT NORTHWEST
acres, with S-roorn house. 5.000-near Massa-
chusetts ave. extended. - Four acres with ad-
9arent streets provided. partly covered with
fne large elms oaks, hickorys, cherries and
other varieties of trees six-room frame house
on knoll: spring: small brook; beauty spot.
equal to the best. Four blocks from cars, on
macadamized road: electric lights; sewer and
Purchaser can sell on 64s feet frontage on two
streets at retail price for lots. reserving house
and two acres. fronting 2&O feet on road. EY-
cellent combined investment and home propo-
sitiou, by which lots he sold OF at more
than enough to leave house and two acres
without cost. Right In District with subdivi-
sions and good improvements all sides. Only
one price, ZOO cash. convincing bargain.
TAFT. OMWAKE Co. Agents.
Phone NJ. 270S- eos 18th st. NV
nol3-3t
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FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE-ONE OF THE
best business properties In Washington, d. T..
NV. section. Price, $4,000 Now leased.
Good income. Rent guaranteed. Address Box
3d. star ONCE. nol3-3ts
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FOR RENT : REAUTIFuL APARTMENTS: {
rooms aud bath: heat light and janitor serv.
Of 4. +. HoITzMxN. issi st. NV S'
no13-3t
VERY DESIRABLE 8 AND : ROOMS AND
tor tor service. JOHN ScRivESEIs soii & st. NV.
no1s-st
ATTRACTIVE 5 AND ROOM AND BATH
st. near Thomas Circle; large light rooms.
c cfHs syn g. Multi CO., 1903 n. Y. AVE.
nol3-2t
NEAR I4TH AND MASS. AVE NV. AND
room and bath apartments: thoroughly modern
c cHns s. MtfR CO.. 1908 n. Y. AVE.
no13-2t
CHFAPEST APARTMENTS IN THE CTTY: Z
rooms and bath; heat and janitor service: In
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO.. i4os n. Y. AVE.
nol3-2t
IN NV. SECTION. BROOM FLAT looLoRED
tenant; good condition: Rent, 5000.
CHAs. s. MUIR & CO.. 1908 n. Y. AVE.
Ct. / rooms and bath. $3.50.
rooms IN: a.. aeTf Ssfi: 90 to ss1sO
The 4! Les se sia2 F st. NV rooms and
i S,S g =, e; 20 Ssd st. a"; rooms an
1924 9th st.. rooms and bath. f27. 50
39 st. SM sso ns, and bath; Sac Ga
bath. 1000 and $500
1907 3: l. ave; rooms and bath. $ssn ~
2i2 q NV Dr.. b.. heat and light, $27 So
JORDAN co. INCL. 1905 st. nv.
HoLo-sa. -.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-01
FAST TRAIN IN
FREAK WRECK

South Bend. Ind. Sept. 1.-The Lake
Shore limited, the twenty hour New
York Chicago flyer on the Lake shore
& Michigan Southern railroad, was in
a freak wreck at Minersburg. Ind,
yesterday afternoon. While running at
a speed of sixty miles an hour, the
big engine broke d number of con
Meeting rods and in an instant was re-
duced to a mass Of wreckage.
The broken rods released others and
in the final collapse the big drive
wheels went down the embankment.
The lower parts OF the locomotive were
twisted into a shapeless mass Of scrap
iron As the engine collapsed. the
coupling with the first coach broke,
and the automobile air brake was ap-
piled.
The long string of sleepers was stop
PED in cars length. The sudden stop
ping sent passengers from their seats
into the aisles. but no one was hurt
aside from slight bruises.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-01
VS.. REITER
BACK FROM
COAST TRIP

Judge Virgil S Reiter returned to
Hammond last night from an extended
trip to the Pacific coast. where he Wis
tied the Yukon Alaskan exposition at
Seattle. Wish, and the Elks' national
convention at Los Angeles, Cal.
Judge Reiter returned to Chicago by
way of the Canadian Pacific, and is en-
thusiastic over the beauties of the
scenery on this route. He was es-
peciaIly impressed with the magnificent
scenery at Banff. Fields and other
places in the Canadian Selkirks.
Judge Reiter went through to Silvan
lake, near Detroit. wehre Mrs. Reiter
has been spending the summer, and
accompanied his family home. While IN
Seattle the Judge visited Msr Jerold
Landon Finch, nee Beryl Woods. where
he was entertained during his stay
there.
Mr.. Reiter was very favorably i'm
pressed with the Seattle exposition, and
says. while the fair is not as larg as
others, it is beautiful and may be seer
easily. The judge was also greatly
Impressed with the great northwest
which he had the opportunity of seeing
all of the way from Seattle to Victoria
and Vancouver, British Columbia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-01
RHODE SAYS
He WILL STICK
TO The END

1t win take more than the report.
which has been current, to the effect
that John l. Rohde would withdraw
from the craftsmanship of the demo-
cratic city central committee, or bet
ter that he would refuse to accept it,
to throw him out of the saddle. In
some quarters credence was given the
report, especially in view Of the fact
that Mr.. Rohde is a very ousv man.
Speaking to THE TIMES today of his
position. Mr.. Rohde said:
The craftsmanship of the democratic
city central committee was not of my
seeking, but when I took it I tried to
make it clear that I could not let IT
interfere with my business and that ]
would devote as much time as-possible
hope to give it more time. however
as the campaign warns up. and l in
tend TO stick to the finish"
Mr. Rohde is now connected with The
Ahlborn Construction company, which
has a big contract in Calumet town
ship. AS result Mr.. Rohde spend!
most of his time on the job boarding
near his work when possible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-01
WANT 4
FORMAL
INVITE:
Gary Locals Feel in Peculiar
Position Regarding East
Chicago Labor Day Do
ings, Because Of Seeming
Irregularity.

Every union in Lake county affl-
lated with either the Lake County
Trades and Labor Council or the Lake
county Building Trades Council is
cordially invited to take part in the
big East Chicago Labor day parade and
to attend the picnic. This announce
ment through the columns of THE
TINES, was made this morning by Jo-
seph Kasper, secretary, and J. J. Sui
livan, president OF the Trades and La
Dor Council, under whose auspices the
big picnic will be given.
The announcement is made to assure
an invitation to every union in the
county, and also in a measure to take
the place of the written invitations
which in some cases have been delayed
for reasons unknown to Mr.. Kasper
1t seems that some Invitations which
Mr.. Kasper intended 20 go 10 Gary We're
not sent out, owing to misunder-
standing or oversight Of the people ir
whose hands he placed them. As a
result some of the Gary locals were
without formal announcement ant
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-01
COMMISSIONERS
TO MEET TUESDAY
Members Claim Ignorance
Regarding nti-saloon
Leagues Designs.

The county commissioners will meet
next Tuesday for their regular month
ly session. but SO far as they know
there viii not be any business out OF
the ordinary
There win be the usual letting of
contracts for roads ard bridges. and
the receiving Of petitions Cor the build
ing Of roads. 1t is not known whether
or not the attorneys for the Anti-Sa-
loon League Will be present to remon-
strate against Individual saloonkeep-
ers, as was the case at the last ses-
sion.
The commissioners say they never
know whether matters OF this nature
are To be brought TO their attention or
not. Th-a county council will also meet
on this date, and il is expected that
there VIII be considerable business of
Importance transacted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-01
WEEKS GETS
4 VALUABLE
CONCESSION
Hammond Man Enters Into
Contract With the South
Shore People for Lunch,
Cigar and Magazine Stand
Privileges Along Route.

A well-knowE Hammond man. z. A.
Weeks. has recently signed up a con-
tract with the Chicago, Lake Shore and
South BEND railway giving him valu-
able concessions in the shape Of lunch
counters and cigar and news stand
privileges along the route Of that pop
ular interurban and on It's cars.
For the purpose OF handling this
business a firm known as e. A. Weeks
& co. has been organized. which for a
week past has been busy in formulat-
ing and executing their plans. An
elaborate system on the plan Of the
Union News company. which will have
exclusive rights on this road, is the
plan of this comp"Iy.
Not only will the depots be fitted up
with attractive sundries for sale to the
passengers. but boys VIII be placed on
the trains from Pullman to South Bend
where they will dispose of newspapers
confectionery. magazines. fruit. etc.
anything IN fact, that can be purchas ed
on the modern passenger coaches on
steam railroads 1t is expected that
this idea. which is novel one for an
interurban. viii. because Of the large
fCo-+f1,4o9 IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-01
TOMORROW THE BIG DAY
At THE LAKE CO. FAIR
THURsDAY. SEPT. 2-2.22 TRoT.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 2-2.22 TRoT.
1. Joe Steiner, b z, by Poem. l.. ID.
Jones, Benton HnrbOr, Mich.
2. Frank Louis, $, by Count Louis.
B. Travis, StiiIweII. Ind.
8 Red Sphinx, z, by Sphinx. Geo.
EngIe, Milwaukee, Wis.
4. Eagle Flight. br &, by Eagle Bird.
n Edwards, Valparaiso, Ind.
3. Slster-in-Law, bl IN, by Heir-At-
Law w. J. McAIeer, Hammond.
q. Little spIan, m, by VIII Davis.
WiIIOwdaIe farm, rCoyvn Point.
:. Harry s.. = m, by Cyclone. j. II.
Hilton, Chicago.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2-2.17 PACE.
!. CIementiDe. b m, by CharlestOn. j
Hitler, Benton Harbor, Mich.
=. DIR. Benney, 3, by AbdaIlah. ID
Pierce, Valparaiso, Ind.
?. The Bankrupt, y, by PrOdigaI
IL. Goetz. Pullman, III.
{. Lucille r., m, by Tommy Y
Muo Powers, Goshen. Ind.
). Lady DOde, IN, by j. II. Kurtz
II. c. Erwin, Ligonier. Ind.
g. stanley r., b Ii, Major Wilkes. &
II. CanIeId, south Bend, Ind.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 2-2:2S TROT.
l. Frank Louis -, by Count Louis
b. Travis, stiIIwen, Ind.
p Eagle Flight. br z. by Eagle Bird
" Edwards, Valparaiso, Ind.
3. Sister-in-La,v, bI IN, by Heir-At
Law. w. j. McAIeer, Hammond.
4. NOdaway. by RuII Frog Bill. r
f. NeIdringhaus, Granite City, Ill.
3 Porter c.. bI &. by Capt. Luther
p. w. clifford. Valparaiso, Ind.
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