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New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
WHERE THE SUMS HEAT COMES FROM

that a hot body IN space rldI-
ateS its heat and tends 70 con
tract and we know that con-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Color Schemes Free

Send US an outline of your rooms,
whether they are apartment. dwelling
office or church. and we will send you a
correct color scheme free. Give the trim
Of vour woodwork k-the kind of building
and the number of windows as we'll as the
dimensions of the rooms. Whatever the
building. whether public or private. large
or small. Alabastine will give better col
ored wall at a less expense for maintenance
than any other material
Aabastine is more artistic than wall paper,
effective than paint more permanent than kasOmine.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
By Daniel w. Gallagher

Cap Peleg Hal,e of the By /
Lucy =
Spoke regarding the
Arctic sea.
Looking about audaciouSly,
Filled his pipe, and says, says he:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
VENEZUELA THREATENED
 WITH RETURN 0F CASTRO

DRESDEN, March 23.--Cipriano Castro, former president of Venezuela, left here today for Cologne, where he will spend the night Tomorrow he will go to Paris and after short stay in the French capital will proceed to Bor- deaux, where he will embark March 26 on the steamer Guadaloupe for some Caribbean port.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
WHITE RATS HAVE ROYAL SCAMPER
 LAST NIGHT
PLATES LAID FOR FIFTY AND ALL THOROUGHLY ENJOY
 HOSPITALITY.
ALL LOCAL 1HEsP|AAs ATTEND
TASTY MENU AND FLOWING BOWL FORM CENTERPIECE
 FOR EVENINGS FUN.

When Noah Webster compiled that best of the six best sellers, he passed ou the tip that a rat was zone of sew eral species of rodent, larger than mice, that infest houses, stores and ships" Maybe Noah was right, but he wasn [ right enough. He didn't go far enough and give definition for White Rat. If he had, he would probably have said that "White Rat is thespian that, is member of the profesh; that infests theaters when it is working and sometimes, after the show is over, gath CTS with it's co-workers and friends and has royal blowout
 At least Noah would have written it something after that fashion if he had attended the White Rat scamper which Jimmie Lee and Al Flournoy promoted last night
 There was certainly royal good I time turned loose at the scamper. 1t began somewhere after II P. m. and it lasted until the guests were ready to go home. During every minute of the time that those present were enjoying the good things which had been pro vided in the culinary line, emptying vitreous receptacles of famous Ger. man beverage or mingling in the flow of good fellowship which ran freely, every one had good time.
 Tha poapu waa focfu tho fanafe on. propriate, the responses witty and full of a fellow feeling. Quite number of the professional guests present took part and entertained. In all there was no fault to be found with the scamper and there was general wish manifest that the alabaster rodents might meet in session often and always enjoy them selves as thoroughly as they did last night.
 Every one of the fifty present was not white rat, but the following well known local performers and managers were in attendanee:
 James P. Lee, Marie Barbier, Al. c. Flournoy and wife, Grace Vance, Thel Thatcher, E. S. Kelleg and wife, E. R. Keith and wife, ". T. Tupper and wife, W. s. Mack, Beulah Benton, J. E. Pierce, Marie Roslyn, Fred Elliott, H. w. Garrett and Jess Sidney. Kid, sometimes known as Judge Heehtman, might also be classed among the thespians TOW. He was seated next to Miss Thatcher-the plot being prear- ranged--and he enjoyed the fun as well as any one.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
FASHION HALL COMPLETED.

The lodge hall over the Fashion sa. loon is completed and for rent to lodges, societies, dances and any pubii: meet ings. Reasonable prices. Apply to
 BRACCO & GIACOMA,
 Proprietors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
ID PRESERVE ELKS
PARE SET ASIDE BY ORDER or ROOSEVELT BEFORE HE
 LEFT OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March B. The slopes of Mount Olmpia and the adjacent summits of the Olympic noun. tains in Washington are to be Set aside as national monument for the protcc- ton and preservation of the Olympic elk, otherwise known IS "Cervus Roose- welt l." according to proclamation issued by Roosevelt before he left of fee.
 The territory is within the Olympic national forest, and embraces objects of unusual scientific interest, and is in a region which from time immemorial has formed the summer range and breeding grounds of the. Olympic elk, a species peculiar to the mountains and rapidly decreasing in numbers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
AMUSEMENTS.
THE oLEs CONCERT.

Tonight at Dreamland, George w Oles, the great violin virtuoso, will ap- pear here for the first time.
 Since his arrival here number of music lovers have had the pleasure of hearing some of this artist s renditions and they predict that tonighi's audi. onee cannot help being more than pleased. A number of we'll known local musicians will take part in the program giving it still greater strength.
 The Bisbee Review has the following to say of MT. Oles and his mastery over the violin:
 A representative audience greeted MT. Oles and responded enthusiastically to the excellent program which had been arranged for the oecasion.
 The lovers of good music had been looking forward to this concert with much interest and expressed themselves as more than delighted after listening to the program, which consisted of nine well selected numbers MT. Oles is an artist of ability and possesses wonder ful execution and fine technique. His stylo was varied producing classic, TO- mantle and popular selections with ease.
 He responded to the numerous en- cores, initiating human voices. The imi- tation of a vocal quartet was also an other feature.
 "Pagannini E Witches Dance. and "The Mystery were among the best numbers and were executed with much expression.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
SEVEN HUNDREDT EXAMINED
No New Faces in Jury Box Of Calhoun Trial After nterrogating
 Many Yesterday.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-Therc was 10 addition to tie roll of jurors in the trial of Calhoun today.
 X majority of the twcnty-onc tales men examined during tho day enter tained opinions or prejudices that were asccrtained by the attorneys after legrthy and tedious interrogation.
 In two instances, the talesmen were taken in hand by Judge Lawlor, who believed that time was being wasted and in each case challenge as enter tained within few minutes
 When. the hour of adjournment ar. rived the attorneys were directing in. quiries to the 700th talesman examined thus far.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
SUCH IS VERDICT or JURY IN CASE OF MAN WHO LEFT GIRL
 NUDE IN STREET.

SAN RAFAEL, March 23.--Guiseppi Pia, who on the night of February 6, criminally assaulted Miss Elizabeth Grapes and left her nude in the streets, was found guilty of criminal assault af- ter deliberating an hour and half.
 When Foreman Morrow arose to give the verdict of the jury, Pia thrust a finger into each ear to shut out the words. They penetrated his brain de- spite his efforts and when he was being led from the courtroom he staggered like a drunken man.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
$500 REWARD

For the capture of Rallies at the Majestic theater tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
SIX KILLED AND MANY
 INJURED IN EXPLOSION

RICHMOND, Cal, March 23.--Mrs James Gillett, wife of the governor of California, and Mrs. George Peltier, wife of the vice president of the Cali fornia National Bank of Sacramcnto were among tho five persons slightly in iured today when passenger local on the Southern Pacific, bound from Sac. ramento to San Francisco, crashed into two freight cars which had been switch. cd onto the main lire just as the train approached. The two women were bad ly shaken by the jar and three others are suffering from bruises and super ficial injuries.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
 SUSPENDED NEVADA BANK

CARSON CITY, March 23.--Geo. s. Hall of Reno, was appointed receiver for all branches of the Nye and Ormsby County bank by Judge Langan:
 Judge Langan said: "The appoint ment is temporary, subject to the pleas ure of the depositors. If majority of the depositors are dissatisfied they may name their own receiver"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
MINISTER'S COMPLAIN
 0F BARbAR0US ACTIONS

TEHERAN, March 23.-A vigorous ly worded joint note has been presented to the government by British and Rus sian ministers here, protesting against atrocities committed by troops of Rahim Khan in the neighborhood of Julia on the Russian frontier week ago and demanding the. shah to stop such barbarous methods of warfare.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
SECOND TRIAL OF RUFF
 HEARD BEFORE NEW JUDGE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-The second trial of Attorney A. s. New burgh, accused of attempting to bribe J. M. Kelly, prospective juror at the trial of Abraham Ruef, began today before Judge Conley of Madera coun- ty, sitting for Judge Cabaniss, who is disqualified because of serving as wit ness at the former trial that resulted in disagreement of the jury.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
ACTING GOVERNOR VET0S
 hNTI.PLEDGE MEASURE

OLYMPIA, March 23.-The anti pledge bill, which attempted to disqual- fly for any legislative office candidates who signed pledge to support any par kticular measure, was vetoed by Acting Governor M. E. Hay, today.
 Governor Hay declares the act would encourage insincerity and perhaps dis honesty, rather than accomplish any real good"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
For Diseases of the Skin

Nearly all diseases of the skin, such as eczema, letter, salt rheum and bar ber's itch, are characterized by an in tense itching and smarting, which often makes life burden and disturbs sleep and rest. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain s Salve It al lays the itching and smartiug almost Instantly. Many cases have been cured
 hyt it's use. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
MINISTER'S QUARR[l AND
 ONE DEAD AS RESULT

LEBANON, Mo, March 2s.--At Russ, remote town in Laclede county, last night, Rev. Martin Johnson shot and killed Rev. Solomon O'Dell. John son is Baptist minister and O'DeN is 8 Presbyterian divine at Russ. They 9uarreled over business matters. John son surrendered himself today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

The best known pills and the best pills made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They are small, easy to take, gentle aud certain, and are sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
Al DERMEN
HOLD WARM
SESSION
East Chicago City Fathers
Gather Last Night, and
Lewis Bill for Legal Serv-
ices is Brought Up and
Handled Without Gloves.
Especial to TIE TINES. }

East Chicago, Ind. Aug. "a - The
city council held warm session last
evening which was fraught with many
exciting incidents. The feeling at the
meeting was distinctly anti-Lewis,
most of the aldermen present taking a
punch, metaphorically speaking, at the
doughty little fighter from the first,
and City Attorney J. .. Kennedy join
ing in the general opposition.
Incidentally the law firm Of Crum-
packer & Crumpacker Of Hammond re-
cefved a severe lambasting at the hands
of the city attorney.
Incidentally also it was water night
a t the council It looked for while as
though water was Of more Importance
than beer and that all Indiana Harbor
and East Chicago were climbing on the
water wagon. There was a howl for
aqua pura from every quarter Stieg-
litz Park wants water Kennedy avenue
south and Kennedy avenue north want
water Walter J. Riley wants water in
Bird Center, and says he must have it
Drummond street, Elm street, Cedar
street in the Harbor. want water. IN
fact, as Alderman OGirr remarked
grimly while the water question was
up. everybody is hollering so loud for
water it looks as though the town is
going dry" 1t was decided that every
body foolish enough to want water
might have It, and the necessary ordi-
nanees for mains, etc, were ordered
drawn.
Not the least exciting incident of the
meeting was the calling of Alderman
Lewis out Of the council chamber to-
ward the close of the session. by Ser
geant Meyer Rybiscki. to go with him
to hunt burglars who. according to a
telephone message received at the po-
lice station, had fell designs upon the
Lewis residence.
But this was later Most of it had
happened before. The ghost OF the
Brunt claim is still walking and it was
this that brought about the tilt between
Alderman Lewis and the other members
of the city council Also city Attorney
J. =. Kennedy. Also which resulted
in mean things being said about the
Crumpackers.
The Brunt claim. as has been SCI
forth in these columns before is one
for $500 1t Is for delay caused while
Contractor W F. Brunt of Hammond
was executing a contract for sewel
work for the city. Some time ago the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

DON'T FORGET THAT THE TIMES
DOES JOB PRINTING, AND DOES 1T
WELL AND WITH DISPATCH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
MANY NEW CASES
ARE FILED IN COURT
Lawyers Get Ready for Cir
cult Court at Grown
Point.
Especial to THE TIMEs,)

Crown Point, Ind, Aug. 24.-The fol
lowing new cases have been filed fol
trial at the coming term of the Lake
circuit court:
1881. Gostlin, Meyn Co. a corpora
ton. VS. John NJ. Stinson ct al. Quiet
title William J. WINERY, attorney.
1882 Frank B. Pattee vs.. Jacob Gel
serowich. Attachment Frank B. Pat
tee. attorney.
$3.50. Charles Morst VS.. Julia Morst
Divorce. Harris, Bretsch and Davis
plaintiffs attorneys.
1881 Anne TORN VS.. Laszlo TORN
Divorce. Harris, Bretsch and Davis
plaintiffs attorneys.
1885,. Matas Medvesan VS.. Chicago
Lake Shore & South Bend Railway Co
Personal injury. Harris. Bretsch and
Davis, plaintiffs attorneys.
1886. Ferdinand Ketcik VS.. Chicago
Lake Shore & South Bend Railway Co
Personal injury. Harris. Brersch ano
Davis, plaintiffs attorneys.
S3S7. Frank Hutchins VS. Indiana
Steel Co. Personal INJURY Harris
Bretsch and Davis, attorneys.
S3s8. Frank ]. Mcdonald vs.. Glenn
ems Muzzine Personal injury. Harris
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
EIGHTEEN
TEACHERS
ARE ADDED
E'ifty-Four Pedagogues Will
Have Charge of the Train
ing Of Gary's Youngsters
Emerson Building Prac-
tieally Completed.

The public schools of Gary will open
this year with teaching force in
creased by eighteen, making a force of
fffty-four in the third year of the cfty's
existence. The opening of the school
year will also mark the occupancy of
the beautiful new Emerson building.
said by critics To be the finest in the
state
superintendent w. A Writ said this
morning that it was impossible to say
what the probable increase in the en-
rollment would be. but he thought that
the total would approach the fifteen
hundred mark. Last year the total en-
rollment for the entire school year was
1925. During the year the number of
teachers was also near-y doubled. Be
fore the end of the presen; year it Is
expected that the number of teachers
viii be increased to sixty.
Dedicate Emerson School in Nov.
Although the Emerson school is not
entirely completed there will be GER
tain rooms ready to be occupied and
these will be used until the others are
completed. A formal dedication Will
take place as soon as the last workman
Is out of the building and it is finally
accepted by the school board. This will
not occur until some time in Novem-
Der
AS far as the use of the building Is
concerned. there viii be enough of 1t
ready for the present school year and
the number of students that will be in
attendance. This building will be used
to handle the overflow from last year.
and will not only do that but viii take
care of more than that number.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
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MAGAZINE
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General Bingham "speaks
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"THe Noev of Silence. "A
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Charles Edward Russell writes
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
REFUSES To
81
Be KNOTS
PLAYTH|NG
Officer Nestorovich of Gary
Police Force, Tired of Be
ing Bullied, Quits His Job,
and Move Costs Knots
Many Votes.

Just because he refused to be used
as tool, under the rule of the Knots
"bossism," George Nestorovich came to
the police station and handed in his
star and club this morning and resigned
his position as a policeman on the 10
cal police force
This is the second officer in the past
two months who has gotten heartily
tired of being held under the thumb
of Mayor Knots and has left the DO
lice force. This first was William Mar
quart who. together with George
Nestorovich. are two of the best for
eign speaking officers on the force
Many Stories Told.
Many conflicting stories are being
circulated on the streets today over
the resignation of officer Nestorovich.
and whether they are true or not,
Knots will loose goodly number of
votes during the coming election. as
the officer has a large following down
on the south end.
The main reason that Knots was
not particularly friendly to Nestorovich
is because he is a republican. For the
past three weeks Nestorovich has pa
trolled the south end beat, but since
the democratic meetings he has been
placed on the downtown beat by
Knots for fear he might use his In
fuence against him In the coming
campaign. Knots also instructed his
lieutenants to place Officer Juric in
the neighborhood of Gordon's hall last
Friday night, while the democratic
meeting was in progress.
Jurfc Was Busy.
While the city of Gary was pavine
for Officer Juric's time, that certain
officer spent the whole evening talking
to the foreigners In their language and
working in the Knots interests.
For the past few nights officer Ees-
torovich has been on the downtown
beat. Last night Nestorovich was talk
ing to a certain friend Of his and ha
was later approached by Chief Mar
tin, who had been watching him. He
was scored by the chief and was told
TO stand in the middle of the street
near the electric light post so there
would be no danger OF him talking to
any Of his friends. Nestorovich was
compelled to remain at this place until
II O'Clock when he was allowed t.
take his regular beat.
But Knots and his lieutenants we're
mistaken. they found that Nestorovich
had a few brains even e he was a
foreigner. He refused TO stand for
bullying and held down by the wouId-
be mayor
Tbs resignation of George Nestoro~
vich has cost Thomas Knots a few
score votes that he cont afford to
lose.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
Make Their Plans.

Several of the negro republican Lead
ers met last night in the Binzenhof
hall for the purpose OF laying their
plans for the campaign during the
fall The meeting was attended by
some of the foremost colored men of
the city. who made speeches and made
suggestions for a plan or campaign.
Other meetings for the future were
planned for.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
.retseh and Davis. attorneys.

Bretsch and Davis, attorneys.
$3.50. J. Glenn Harris and Clarence
Bretsch. partners, doing business un-
der the firm name OF Harris & Bretsch.
VS.. Chicago. Lake Shore & South Bend
Railway Co. and Bare Milacic. Civil.
Robert M. Davis. plaintiffs attorney
1890. Gary Oak Hill Cemetery asso-
citation. a corporation. VS.. Mrs. Wesley
H. Cook ct al Quiet title. Francher
and Smith. PLAINTIFFS attorney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
Another Meeting Tonight.

All republicans who wish to join the
organization can do so. by enrolling
their names on the clerks rooster at
the Coliseum. This is the first strictly
political club to be organized in the
Harbor this year and it is expected that
all who have the republican party
welfare at heart VIII become members.
If the enthusiasm shown around the
Coliseum last night is any criterion,
the eitigen's ticket viii have mighty
rocky road to travel this fall They
We're falling over each other last night
in their endeavor TO get in the member
ship list Tonight there is to be a big
rally Of the club at the same place,
which will be addressed by prominent
speakers. An immense crowd will I'M
doubtedly be on hand. SO it behooves
those wishing seats to get AROUND early
and avoid the rush
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

membership of sixty. is intended to be
what its name implies. that is indie
pendent Of any one candidate and out
for the success of the republican
ticket. The officers elected are OF type
of men who do things and that the club
will be a big factor in the coming cam
paign goes without saying
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
CAPITAL Stock Increased.

Word comes from indianapolis this
morning to THE TIMES to the effect
that the capital stock of the Gary
Lumber company has been increased
from $4,000 to 100000 will be inter
esting to the friends and stockholders
Of that company. One hundred thou
sand dollars IS the largest capital
stock of any Of the lumber companies
IN the vicinity Of Gary. This com
pany has been growing steadily for
the past two years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
INDEPENDENT COP.
CLUB IS ORGANIZED
New Indiana Harbor Or
ganization Promises to
Be a Factor.
FL. CALLAHAN AS PRESIDENT
Another Big Meeting VIII Be Held
This Evening at the
Coliseum.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Indiana HarbOr, Aug. 24-The hide
pendent Republican club of Indiana
Harbor was organized last night at the
Coliseum amid the greatest enthus-
iasm. Frank ]. Callahan was elected
president; II. Heina, vice president; f.
J. McMannus. secretary, and ]. Reed
treasurer.
The club, which was launch with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
WORK BEGINS

Construction work on the John q.
Bowers building on Broadway. near
SeVent havenue, was begun this morn
Ing. The basement had been completed
Tor some time, this having been done
on a separate contract. The job for
the building has been let to NJ L Max
on. The. Bowers structure is the first
to 60 up on Broadway within the last
two months. The building itself viii
be two stories high and have twenty
five feet frontage The owner who is
prominent Hammond attorney and
referee IN bankruptcy, has ordered the
building TO be modern and up to date.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Library Notes

Saturday last was the largest shook
day" since the opening Of the library and
it looks as if the contagion of "a new
thing was not wearing off.
The most notable addition to- the
shelves this week is Bells Miniature
Series of Painters" These are eighteen
beautiful small volumes of Biographies OF
the Great Painters-Millais. Reynolds.
Landseer. Leighton. Hogarth. Alma
Tadema, Burne-Jones; and of the older
Masters-Raphael. Michelangelo. Murillo
and others. In addition to brief and en-
tertaining stories Of the lives of these
great ones in art, there are reproductions
Of some Of their greatest pictures. done
in photoRravure. and short descriptions.
For those who have just some taste for