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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
WASHINGTON GOSSIP OF
INTEREST TO HOLSTERS.

Washington, March 25.-Owing to
the fact that there will be no meet
ings of the senate committee on iu-
dietary before next Monday the nom
nation of Charles w. Miller as dis
trict attorney cannot be confirmed I'M
til next week. The committee probably
will act on the nomination Monday.
Former Senator Hemenway is pre-
pairing a speech which he VIII deliver
to the Tariff club of Pittsburg Friday
night. Representative of many of the
largest Industrial concerns in the coun-
try will attend the banquet.
The postofice department has sent
an inspector to South Bend and Gary,
Ind, to ascertain the need of addition
al clerks at the South Bend postofice
and to report on claims of Gary for the
establishment of city mail delivery.
Charles T. Riddell of Brazil was a
congressional visitor yesterday.
After Senator Beveridge leaves the
hospital at Baltimore he probably will
go to Atlantic City to spend week or
two.
The postoffce department announces
the appointment of James A. McMath
as city carrier at Indianapolis.
Herman E. Tiler will be appointed on
the city carrier force at Huntington,
effective April I.
Former Representative Watson will
return to Indiana in a few days. lie
called on Charles w. Miller, who has
been nominated for district attorney
to extend congratulations and to wish
him success in that office. Watson
says he has definitely made up his
mind that he does not want any kind
of an appointment that would take
him away from Indiana.
William NJ Witham was yesterday
appointed rural carrier at Parr. Ind.
NJ V. B. Haas of Indianapolis Tues
day received an appointment at $1,000 a
year as a craftsman on the isthmus
| of Panama.
The city of Decatur. Ind. was Tues
day granted an additional city letter
carrier effective April l.
Representative Cline Tuesday intro
duced a bin providing for a survey
Of the proposed ship canal to connect
Lake Erie and Lake Michigan via Fort
Wayne.
Former Senator Hemenway returned
from Indiana Tuesday afternoon. He
will remain here indefinitely He says
that comment he heard on the Payne
tariff bill in Indiana was highly favor
able.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
MAY NOT ELEVATE TRACKS.

MAY NOT ELEVATE TRACKS.
At the present time the Fort Wayne
track elevation situation is very much
up in the air. South Side y property
owners yesterday morning appeared
before the board Of public works and
presented objections to the plans for
the Improvement as now prepared.
CLAYPOOL WANTS THE JOB.
In declaring that he is willing to be
republican candidate for mayor Of
Indianapolis Jefferson II. ClaypooI
makes a rather unique proposition He
is willing to give bond OF $4,000 as
a guarantee of good faith" and to
convince the voters that he will con-
duct the office properly.
SALOONS RESPECT Law.
The seventeen saloons in Goshen yes
terday morning locked their doors and
will keep them closed until after the
option election today. This action was
decided upon at meeting Of saloonists
in the belief that g. sample Of dry
town would influence voters in behalf
of the vets"
GAS PRESSURE STRONG.
The big gas well struck by Queen
Bros, drilling on VIII Lams farm, two
miles southwest of Petersburg. in
southwest quarter, section %. Wash
ing township, has been increasing in
pressure all day. and at o'clock
Tuesday when the drillers attempted
to cap the well the force of the gas
was so great that the six-inch string
OF casing 10 feet long would have been
lifted out OF the well had the effort
| been continued.
WOMEN TO CLEAN CITY.
One hundred of the leading women
of Frankfort met at the home Of Mrs
John Q. Bayless and perfected an or
ganization having as its purpose g
cleaner and more beautiful Frankfort
The organization proposes to bring
about the cleaning up Of all rubbish
and filth and the city has promised tt
haul it away free of charge The plar
also carries with it a general beautify.
ing of the lawns and streets.
TO EXTEND THE LINE.
Rumors and indications of the early
building OF the Amo extension of tn,
indianapolis & DanvilIe traction lin,
come thick and fast. The Big Fou
company has just completed a switch
from it's line to the traction company
track at Amo for the purpose, 1t is said
of transporting the bridge and build
ing materials from the railroad to TIL
trolley people to be used at Danville
COMPROMISE SUITS.
Two damage suit sagainst the Pan
handle Railroad company, aggregatinl
81, 900, were compromised at Logans
port yesterday for $4.25O. One wa
the case in which $40, 900 damages wa
asked for the death of Panhandl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

That is an extract from a grand old
woman to the writer
Why scold the boy?
To be sure, he is noisy and some
times very much in the way. He
comes into the house like whirl-
wind. throws his cap. maybe, in one
corner and his books in another.
Possibly he sprawls at his meals
and slyly kicks his brothers shins
under the table, makes faces at his
sister, leases the house cat and is
everlastingly in evidence-save when
he Is asleep.
But the boy is built for noise.
He is bursting with vitality and
must have an escape valve. He is in
the process of making himself fit to
60 up against big obstacles. Out in
the world he will need every pound
of that surplus vitality.
Don't scold him for what he can't
help.
A noisy, mischievous. forgetful lad
is not necessarily q bad boy. Indeed,
he is likely to be better boy at heart
than your quiet, self centered boy.
But if you scold the noisy youth you
stir up the bad that is in him. 1t is
easy TO nag a good natured, hearty
boy into sharp retort and rebellion.
There's an easier, better way.
The boys heart is as tender inside
as his manner is rough on the out
side. He does not wear his heart on
his sleeve-this kind of boy. But be
is not callous. His father, maybe, can.
not get into touch with him because
his way is the boys ways-rough on
/ the outside.
But you may be sure that under the
boys vest is big love for his mother
The mother has a great advantage
And she should be as careful in han.
ding her boy as she was careful in
| handling his father in the old court
ing days. The boys mother should be
his sweetheart. She should treat him
as she treats her lover.
The mother forgets.
She is tired or has a headache. The
boy jangles her nerves. She flares vi
at him. She rumples him. His quick
temper flies up in self defense. 1t Is
soon over. The boy loves his mother
Just the same. But the whole episode
is a miserable failure
Punish the boy, Of course, when nee
essary, but do not make yourself anC
him miserable by nagging him ant
scolding him.
Remember, he win not be your DO!
very long He will soon be a beard
ed man. And you will hold out you
arms in vain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
Mile Nh1tla and HIS Mother
The Day Congress.

washington. D. c.. March "a, 1sOs.(
House.
Declaring, among other things, that
a mistake was made in the Payne tariff
bill in not arranging the revision on
the basis of raising revenue only on
every item, Mr.. Clark of Missouri. the
minority leader. today held the atten-
ton Of the house for more than FIVE
hours in discussing the measure. In
cidentally, he pointed out that much
time would have been saved in the
consideration of the bill had the demo-
cratic members of the committee been
consulted about the various provisions
of the proposed law. Mr.. Clark spoke
in characteristic style, and frequently
moved the house to applause and
laughter. At the conclusion OF his re-
marks he received an ovation from his
democratic colleagues.
He was followed by Messrs. Wash
burn of Massachusetts, and Adamson of
Georgia, the former attacking the in
heritance tax provision of the bill.
while Mr.. Adamson opposed the cree
ton of a tariff wall so high as to pre-
vent the people of the United States
buying in all the markets of the world
as we'll as disposing of their surplus
products. At 5:1S p. m. the house ad-
journed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Alice Fisher is to appear in vaude-
Vile in a condensed version of Cap
tain Jack.
Paid in Full is to be given a pro-
duction in Holland during the month
OF May
Charles Frohman has engaged Leo
Mars for the role Of the French Mar
quis in The Dollar Princess
Miss Florence Roberts is iii in Kan
sas city She is said to be on the
verge of a nervous breakdown.
Henry B. Harris has accepted a new
comedy written by Kellet Chambers.
1t is described as dealing with Ameri-
can life.
Miss Grace Elliston, leading lady Of
the George Arliss company, playing in
The Devil was compelled to retire
from the cast while the coming was on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA

Brakeman John D. Delarber. which oc-
CURED Dec. %, 1908. near Converse.
The damage suit was filed yesterday
morning A compromise for $4,000
was awarded.
BIRD BLINDS FARMER.
While Rex Strawn. a Loogootee
farmer. was carrying a lantern near
his home last night he was the vic
tim of peculiar accident in which the
sight OF one eye was destroyed. The
light attracted and blinded a large
bird which flew into Strawn's face,
the birds bill striking the mans eye
Physicians say the eyebal probably
will have to be removed. Strawn does
not known what kind of bird struck
him.
NEAL DENIES REPORT.
Elan Neal, international revenue
collector for the Sixth Indiana District,
with headquarters at indianapolis,
while in Marion yesterday afternoon
emphatically denied the report printed
in local newspaper to the effect that
President Taft would appoint him
United States commissioner of revenue.
He said the place had not been tender
ed him and that he had no thought of
being appointed. John G. Capers of
South Carolina is the present internal
revenue commissioner.
BOARD MAKES ADJUSTMENT.
The arbitration board of which G.
W. Stidger was chairman, filed its
finding in the controversy between
John NJ Leach and L B. Hodgin, OF
Kokomo, finding that Hodgin was en-
titled to s24,4o5.35. This is the amount
of interest Mr.. Hodgin is judicially
found to hold in a partnership bust
+, ness dissolved between them some
months ago.
DEFENSE CLOSES CASE.
Testimony in the Agar forgery case
on trial at Princeton, came to a close
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, wher
the defense announced they had No
further evidence Immediately follow
ing the closing of the testimony Pros
ecutor Trippett moved that all the al
legged forged notes of the Princeton
Elevator company, aggregating abou
$4,000, be admitted as evidence in tn,
case. To this the defense objected, bu
| the objection was overruled and thu
notes were read to the jury.
TO TRY AEROPLANE.
]. F. Scott of Chicago, experiment
ing for the signal service of the wa
department arrived at Lawrenceburi
yesterday morning with a large aero
plane. He will spend three weeks ex
perimenting on the level land betweel
this city and Aurora. The aeroplane !
equipped with a forty -flve-horse powe
engine. Scott expects to make his frs
trip today. He has located on tn
Henry Bobrink farm, two miles fror
this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
1t is Il wise daughter who
doesn't underrate her mother
in-IaW's-charms
A minstrel in Bondage.

There was party at Jim Stallcup's
Saturday night, and the whole county
was there, old and young. They say
they had the stavenest time ever had
in this neck Of the woods. They ought
to have had us there to teach them
how to play ~ onder Comes My True
Love" and How DO You Do?' Chimney
Sweeper" Lost Ny True Love" "Spik-
them-a-lew." Marching Down to Old
Quebec" ''weavely Wheat" "Killy-
my-cranky." and whole lot of other
plays that Doc Allen and usetaoin
plays us and Doc Allen used to play
back in Old Kaintuck. We used to be
boss hand at those old-time gather
ings and would act the fool yet some
times If our wife would let us.-Rich
Hill CMo) Review
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
LAWBREAKING MILKDEALERs.


which Toleston the effect mkdealer
en-
profits to
milk n
pure
law some mi deaers
of
public
punishment he GRIN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
WOULD DEATH PENALTY BE WISE ?

kidnape
problem The crime always
life imprisonment but whether capital
other question pro
Certainly would be unwise provide capital
been suggested within few Undoubtedly
with life death
child
the earths activities but probably
preventing kidnapping
KIDNAPPED in Of pursuit threatened
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
Contented Loser.

pat, I hear you lost five dollars in
an election bet with McCarty."
Z did, sor, an Dim glad av it. be-
gorra."
Glad of it?' Why are you glad of it,
Pat?"
"Becoz oil won twinty dollars frum
Flanagan in bet thawt old lose the
foive dollars OF bet wild McCarty"-
Harper's Weekly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
RANDOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

The only way we see for Jeffries and
Johnson to get together is to let Con
Moor hook EN- both for West Ham
mond.
1T is JUST A BIT MORE SPORTS
MAN-LIKE TO SAY SOMETHING
GOOD OF A MAN ONCE IN A WHILE
INSTEAD OF LAUNDERING AWAY AT
HIM ALL THE TIME.
This winter is a joke. 1t belongs in
the funny column; not in the weather
reports.
Has she given you any ultimatum re-
garding the new Easter bonnet.
THE AVERAGE MAN THINKS A
COOKBOOK is ABOUT AS STRONG
MENTAL FOOD AS THE AVERAGE
WOMAN CAN DIGEST.
We wonder how Dairyman Heine of
Tolleston can either look pump or a
COW in the face after pleading guilty
Nothing we give is ever wasted.
1t is only when we grasp tight
that which we have that
bands grow empty.
They are getting ready to hold a
"wet-dry" election in Jasper county.
My, won't there be some terrible times
night Thayer Hanging Grove and Mil
roy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
A PRANK OF FATE.

Fate Is curious creature arr herw
few years ago there the
elected
trust had tried
brbe him to
be an nveerate Of cigarettes
consumption which of many cigarette
Ananias Baker consumption!
And he didn't smoke cigarettes bitterly opposed
them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

Great is our disgust in life
the goal that we cannot
kick.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

Lawnmowers and baby car
riages have one thing in
common - the man who
pushes them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

WE BELIEVE 1T was Henry Ward Beecer
sheds forth twilight
suspicious nsensby
overcomes eannes in men
and develops taste
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
hibition candidate astrfde of
his own county.
Heard on broadway.

Isn't it annoying. when you are hur-
ruying along the sidewalk to get some
where in a hurry to find a lot Of other
people doing the something and fall
ing all over you?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

I had heard of fireless cookers,
And how the things were run;
Judging from how our meals ar,
served
Our new cook must be one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

on dit that the redoubtable Tom
swanton is preparing to storm the bas-
tile for the republican nomination for
mayor of Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

THE BASEBALL FAN Is BUSY
STOCKING UP WITH NEW SET OF
JIBES AND JEERs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

AS cold waters TO n thirsty soul,
so is a mint JuIep to a pro-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25
HearttoHeart
Talks.
By EDWIN \. NYE.
Copyrights. f00s. by American Press
Association.
DON'T SCOLD YOUR BOY.

''Tell the mothers not to scold their
boys. Never in my life did say
don't to my children. They were
ruled by love and never disappointed
me-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

The postof1ce department has sent
an inspector to South Bend and Gary,
Ind, to ascertain the need of addition
al clerks at the South Bend postofice
and to report on claims of Gary for the
establishment of city mail delivery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

We wonder how Dairyman Heine of
Tolleston can either look a pump or a
COW in the face after pleading guilty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

Nothing we give is ever wasted.
1t il only when we grasp tight
that which we have that our
bands grow empty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

Former Senator Hemenway is pre-
pairing a speech which he VIII deliver
to the Tariff club of Pittsburg Friday
night. Representatives of many of the
largest industrial concerns In the coun-
try will attend the banquet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-25

Charles T. Ridden of Brazil was
visitor yesterday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-18
Strifenoe Sntmadler iicaen.

Nemarf, N..S., II. Sttober. -
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Itrifeibcn &lltmad)ern IN Giier-Gou1-
IN berrid)te geitern groBe 6reiloe, oils
befnnnt nlIroe. ooB Die Nirmu &. y.
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Nrbeitcr ulo 400 Nrbeiterinnen NOR.
gen an Die Mrbeit III ben Sabrifen IN
Nelunrf uno Orange 5lrriidfebren
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mor cS gcllun9elL nit Der Sirna Ell.
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dem ollie Striter mieber ungelteut
lueroen lluo oie Sirn1o ooa rllnions
Snbel" olerfemt. Iie Strifer Der
a1oeren oft &utiubrifep in Heiporf
unO Orange boiien, ooB and Die
iibrigen Tobrifcn Dem 9eiipiel Der
6ir1no 4. y. Comet iolgcn merOen.
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Staot Baltimore.

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1908, 210 III 1907 ullo 225 in 1906.
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jabre1:
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GrtrGnftc lid, i'm Wiagara.

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mobnerS bon Wilmullfee. - Wos
tetc III Den SIrlB nnb ieste lid ME
Der, bis i'm Die Stromrng oapon
rib.
Ntagarn salts, N..O., Il.
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2enor, ein iun0es Yuor, meldeS er
geiuDren bate, uilo DER Eoliillt
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Reicruotioll mic eilt Woiin, melder
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Dem N%orbrier BON Hule. &Slonb ans
pfienbnr in Ser Nbiid)t Der SclbItpcr.
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ieincn lleberrod, eincn leidJtcn Nod,
0cite itno SUIT ob mo id)ritt ounn
gan5 gclaiicn III Ons al oicicr Stelle
ieihte @oiicr oea Stromca bincin,
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fam cr in Der Str0mnulg mid)t 10 bnlo
bon Den SiiBell, icbtc iid) onher, I'M
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bon Den Sllltben etlpa 40 Sub iuelt
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SoiGe Eel iid) fiibrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-18
@ein arancs Saar mcdr.

GSliit leidter, Ole fSorbe oeS Soo.
reg 5uierbalten, ofs lie ipieber ber5u'
ltellen. %llnlere @robmiitter fannten
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bon Der @petb Chemical So, "A
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-18
@gcrmiid)tc tclcsrapbiidDc Icpridcn.

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Cello ". easier, ErGiibent Der
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