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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-27
ENTERrAINs Ar LuNcHnnN-

Mrs. Charles Cleveland entertained
delightfully."- at l o'clock luncheon
yesterday at her home in Carroll
street A small party composed of the
Following Hammond ladies were Mrs.
Cleveland's guests: Mesdames Henry
Bicknell, w. f. Mashino, Edith Griffin.
NJ. Louisa Woods, V. S. Reiter and
Frances Kingsley
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WILL ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY.

Miss Hazel Webb will informally en-
terrain few friends this evening at
her home in East Carroll street. vari-
Gus amusements will be enjoyed during
the evening and a dainty luncheon will
be served.
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CoNTINUEs TO IMPROVE NICELY.

Mrs. Mat Scherer and son, Robert and
mother Mrs. William Frank, went to
Chicago yesterday to visit MI. Scherer
who is i'll at the Alexian Brothers hos
pital They report that he is doing very
nicely and expect that he will be able
to be brought home in a short time.
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sIxTH ANNUAL coNcEnr.

Barnie Young's sixth annual concert
VIII be given at Towle's opera house
Thursday evening. Feb. 4. There will
De nifty musicians in the band. Pro-
lessor Carnes of Chicago, the humorist
VIII be present. chorus OF 100 girls
VIII sing. Professor Emil Dietrich, the
celiist, Will also take part. Don't for
get the date. 9a-4w
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VIII. ATTEND ELK DANCE.

VIII Hastings OF Indianapolis Is ex-
nacted home tomorrow to be the guest
of his mother. Mrs. Margaret Hastings
and also to attend the Elk dance at the
Masonic temple.
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Continued from Page One.)
ferences with Mr.. Taft and learned ex-
actly the propositions which the presi-
dent-elect would like to see embodied
in the statotes.
While the points of disagreement in
the committee are being kept a pro-
found secret 1t is believed that Crum-
packer is standing for a large reduc-
ton in the tariff on steel, steel rails,
plate glass and wooden fabrics and
for numerous other ideas that are not
at all agreeable to the "standpatters."
Fighting with Crumpacker in all the
skirmishes on the firing line are Rep
resentative Mccall of Massachusetts
and Representative Longworth of Ohio
The fact that Crumpacker, as the sup
posed spokesman of Taft. and Long
worth, the presidents son-in-law, are
standing shoulder to shoulder is not to
be marveled at since the president and
the president hold identical views
on tariff revision.
Crumpacl1er Has Crossed Swords.
In many of the skirmishes up to date
Crumpacker and Representative Joseph
w. Fordney Of Michigan have crossed
swords. Fordney is the ultra high pro-
tectionist on the committee If he could
have his way, tariff revision would
mean a revision upward all along the
line. AS a "standpatter" he has Rep
resentative John DaIzeu of Pittsburg
entirely outclassed He viii give no
quarter and make no concessions He
never acknowledges himself beaten in
d fight on any schedule until the vote is
taken and he is showed under by an
adverse majority.
Some of the warmest sessions Of the
committee have occurred when Fordney
and Crumpacker were leading oppo-
site sides in debating the proposition
of the removal of the tariff on lum-
Der Fordney is in the lumber bust
ness. and is free to acknowledge that
he speaks from a personal standpoint
as we'll as from what he conceives to
the lumber tariff coming from other
be the public interest in advocating
that the lumber tariff be let alone
Crumpacker, on the other hand, de-
clares that every, foot Of lumber COM
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OVER THE TEA CUPS g
81

decorations will be used. Many Ham
mond young people will be guests and
invitations Will be sent to Chicago, Chi
cago Heights and Gary.
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HERE az a vIs1r

Miss Nellie Stranathan of Gale. Kan,
is here for few weeks visit with Mr..
Mrs. J. W Harrington and family of
Carroll street.
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VISIT RELATIVES HERR

Mrs. Nancy Hollcraft of Brookston.
Ind. is the guest of her son, Robert
Hollcraft and family at their home in
Hoffman street for several days
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ing from other countries should come
in free
The report from inside sources is
that Crumpacker is winning a good
many victories in the committee.
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RETrrRN HOME FROM VISIT.

Mrs. viola Smiley and son, Carl have
returned home from two weeks visit
in the South. Several days were spent
in New Orleans.
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uNrrRrAINs CLUB FRIENDS.

MRS. Charles GIoeser is hostess to
the members OF the Oak Leaf Embroid-
cry club this afternoon at her home IN
condit street. The afternoon is peing
passed in the clubs usual way
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pARTTc4PATEs IN PAGEANT.

Miss Mabel Wells Of Carroll street
was in Chicago last evening participant
ing in the pageant which was being
given in Blackstone hall. Art Institute,
and represented a peasant girl of the
Renaissance period
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ATrENn REcIrAL

Miss Lillian Yarck attended a recital
In Chicago today given by the students
of the Chicago Piano college.
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SOCIAL CLUB STARTED.

The Eighth Grade Boys Social club
of the Central school was called to
order last evening at the home of Rev.
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Lachmit FORMER, Bayless Cosner, Mill
er, Frank Perkins Lloyd Ebert, Robert
Summers, Jesse Pierson and Virgil
Whitaker.
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CRUMPACKER KEEPS
COMMITTEE BUSY

Continued from Page one.)
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eTHE MAJESTY OF THE LAw?a

people,
continually arising miscarriage
Of the of the bench
Stahacopous
al
days after
happened
could defense
OF
his killing
Sathaopoous pneted
o
county appropriate
sibiy that
from
positively appropriation
fendes
tenc to be
imagined
support
bully
the
he his
his failed his his of
paons
prisoner
prosecuting
attorney
poor pres
probably
the hand of that ymbOzed goddess liberty
he had the right justice
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TO THE REPUBLICANS OF EAST CHICAGO.

Is republican,
well
tickets There
considered chief
should these combine Judgment discretion
sonaty polish vested the
him
he
that
n
called
viii humblest of his fellow citizens
a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-17
THIS is MY 53RD BIRTHDAY.
RfahOn GafIor

Thomas F Gailor. Protestant Episco-
pal bishop OF Tennessee, was born in
Jackson. Miss, Sept. II. 1856, and re-
ceived his early education at Racine
college, Wisconsin. In 1879 he COM
pleted a course at the General Theo-
logical seminary and in the same year
was ordained a deacon Of the Protest
ant Episcopal church For the next
three years he was pastor of a church
in Pulaski. Tenn. In 1882 he became
professor of ecclesiastical history at
the University Of the South Suisse
quently he became chaplain and later
vice chaplain of the university In
1890 he declined an election to the
bishopric OF Georgia. Three years later
he was elected bishop coddjutor of
Tennessee by unanimous vote, and &C
cepted He was consecrated in Mem
phis July %. 1898. and succeeded to
the bishopric of Tennessee on the death
Of Bishop Quintard in 1898
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
Sanfex,,h or II


1S07-Edward Telfair. second governor
OF Georgia, die din Savannah. Born
in Scotland in 1875.
1S1S-Illinois held its first election of
state officers under the new con-
stitution.
1s25-James r. Haskell, inventor of
the first breech loading cannon.
born
1S62-The garrison at Munfordsville.
Ky surrendered to the confeder-
ates
1ss7-The Antietam national cemetery
was dedicated with imposing cere-
monies.
1S6S-The Georgia house of represen-
tatives passed bill excluding ne
groes from the jury.
1S75-Perry's flagship Lawrence raised
in Erie harbor and removed to
Philadelphia for exhibition at the
centennial
1S94-Yellow fever became epidemic at
Brunswick. Ca
19O1-McKinley state funeral at Wash
ington.
190s-An accident to Orville Wright
aeroplane at Fort Myer, Va. caus-
ed the death of Lieut.. Thomas f
Sflfrdge
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tracks. The company agrees TO have
It's road completed by Dec. 1, 1910.
and gives a bond of $1,000 to fulfill its
contract. which includes the grading
OF certain roads Construction work
on private right of way began several
weeks ago.
EAGLES GUST TALBOT.
The nomination Of grand officers
was the principal business of yester-
DAYS session of the national conven-
ton of the Fraternal order of Eagles.
senate Thomas f. Grady of New York
was unanimously nominated for grand
worthy vice president Frank E. Her
ing of South Bend, Ind. retiring vice
president, succeeds to the office of
president, that rotation having been
established by precendent.
HAS MAD DOG SCARE.
Anderson had a mad dog scare yes
terday when the young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Hurst was bitten by a dog
believed to be sucering from rabies.
The head of the dog has been sent to
indianapolis to be examined by the
state board of health.
TRUSTEES TO GET CIRCLARS.
Governor Marshall viii ask the new
state board of accounts, which has
charge of the enforcement OF the pub
lie accounting law. to issue circular
letter to the 1,016 township trustees Of
the state setting forth that all bids,
wheher received before or afer notice
| is posted, must be considered in award
| ing township contracts. The governor
will also recommend that the bids be
| not destroyed. but kept on record for
| examination by the field examiners of
the state board Of accounts. The board
itself has been considering for some
time the issuance of such letter.
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EAST cHIcAGo,s NEW BOARD.

of
are
possible Kennedy
indeatigable v
John R. Farvod
weknown
administration
a9foregone conclusion.
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up AND DOWN IN
Ind A INA
DRAWS rLATHEAD CLAIM.

Virgil Hyre, a resident of Thorn
Creek township. near Columbia city.
has just been notified By the govern
ment that his number, 1,ses. was one
Of the luck ones in the Flathead reser-
walton drawing the forepart OF August.
Mr.. IIyre's claim is worth $1,000.
START INITIAL PRACTICE.
Gridiron aspirants at Wabash COL
lege will meet this evening in the mi
tial practice of the season. At present
there are between ten and twenty
players here. & Coach Jesse c. Harper
arrived in Charlottesville a week ago
and has since been at work. having
Ingalls, Field placed in condition. COL
lege classes do not begin until Tues
day, but ell OF the players Of last
years eleven and the majority OF new
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SHCCk 8
From the Diary of 81. Lence

Fer a hrst-class joke. Their Evenin'
Bellows hez got Puck. Judge an Their
F'liegende Batter beat cross Their corn
field Their only way sum peepul get
ennything ter listen ter EN- is ter go
inter a corn field and talk to Their ears.
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WE hate to roll you over on your
back, Rollo, but it was not Haley's
comet you saw, as the train rolled on
ward. It was simply the rosey Taft
face peering out on the sand dunes.
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THE Langford baby and the Ket-
chel assassin" both think that no
doubt it was just as well after all.
Probably. Neither was so keen as the
wireless would Indicate.
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Editor Times:

Editor Times:
Kindly say in your paper that will
be n candidate for the republican nom
inntion for alderman from the sixth
ward, subject 10 the decision OF the
coming republican primaries.
DANIEL kALMAN.
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HEX" in the Chicago Tribune who
has a leg up on printer about the
point system. shows that he has a
fond heart for the strenuous old days
and is still there with the goods, when
1t comes to differentiating between
type lice and nonpareil slugs.
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EAST CHICAGO.

Editor, Tfmesi
You may announce my name as a
candidate for the republican nominal
tiOn for mayor of East Chicago, sub
ject TO the decision of the republican
primaries.
TN. c. HEMBROFF.
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WHITING.

fd1tOr Times:
Kindly announce my name as candi-
date for mayor of the city of Whiting,
subject to the republican primaries.
HENRY SCHRAGE.
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HAMMOND.

Editor Timesi
Please announce. through the medium
of The Times, that viii be a candidate
for the republican nomination for
mayor of Hammond at the primaries,
whose date Is to be announced by the
republican city central committee.
f. RICHARD SCHAAF.
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Editor Times:

Editor Times:
1 desire TO announce that am
candidate for the office of city clerk
on the republican ticket, subject to
the republican nomination.
w. VI. DUNN.
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Editor Times.

Editor Timesi
I wish to announce through the me-
dunn of The Times that L will be
candidate for nomination for the office
of Judge on the republican ticket, SUBJ
ject to the coming primaries.
b. w. HENDERSON.
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Editor. Times.

Editor, Times:
Kindly announce my name as a cam
didate for the republican nomination nv
aIderman-at-IarEe to succeed myself.
before the coming republican primaries.
w. r.. NEWMAN.
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1T is the surest thing you know
The fellow who makes a fizzle of run
ming his own paper always has the
impudence to tell someone else how
to run theirs.
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Please announce through the col
umns of your paper that i am a can
didnte for the office of city clerk on
the republican ticket, subject to the
republican nominations.
JOSEPH COTHERY.
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DEAR Editor-If you think you can
keep me out of the political announce
ment column, why guess again Amt
there ?'-Miss Whiting Deed yo
lis honey!
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Editor. Times,
THOMAS MAUGER.

Editor, Times;
You are at liberty TO announce my
name ms a candidate for the republican
nomination for alderman from the sixth
ward in East Chicago, subject to the
republican primaries.
JAMES <RoUPA.
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Editor, TimeHs
1 desire through the medium of The
Lake County Times 10 make known
my candidacy for mayor Of East Chi
caSo, subject to the republican pri-
martes. D. J. REID.
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Editor Timess

Editor Timess
You Will please announce through
your columns that 1 will be a candi-
date for the office of city Judge on the
republican ticket, at the republican
city primaries, which are to be an
nounced by the republican city organic
zation.
II r. SpRnAT
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Editor Times:
Please make the announcement
through the medium of your paper that
1 win be candidate on the republican
ticket before the voters, for mayor of
Gary, subject TO the republican nOmina-
ton.
JOHN 4 BRENNAN.
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HENRY +. EGGERs.
Editor Times:

Editor Times:
desire through your columns to an
nounce that l Will be "a candidate for
the republican nomination for nlder-
man in the Fifth ward, subject To the
republican PRIMARIES.
WILLIAM KOHL.
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THEY are going to milk cows by
machinery in Hammond next week.
Another sweet song knocked in the
head, ooh Where Are You Going My
Pretty Maid"
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HENRY WHITAKER.
Editor Times.

Editor Times:
You are authorized to announce my
name as a candidate for alderman from
the Fourth ward the republican
ticket, subject to the republican pri-
maries.
w. j. TIMHT.
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WILLIAM MENrzER.
Editor Times -

Editor Timess-
wish through your columns to an
nounce that 1 will be n candidate for
the republican nomination for alder
man-at-larRe in East Chicago, subject
to the republican primaries.
GEORGE HUDACKO.
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Editor TfmeNi

Editor FINEST
BY means of this notice l have the
pleasure Of announcing myself ms a
candidate for city treasurer for the
city of Hammond, subject to the COM
ing republican primaries.
PAUL Il. LIPINSI<I.
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Editor, Times;
wish through the columns of your
paper to announce my candidacy for
the republican nomination fer alder
man of the NTH ward I'm East Chicago,
according 10 the wishes of the nomI-
hating primaries.
THOMAS MAUGER.
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UGUsT JERNBERG.


Editor, Times;
VIII you please add my name to the
list of candidates running for office in
East Chicago and Indiana HarbOr, sub
ject to the republican primaries. L am
out for alderman of the seventh ward.
JOHN w. CALVIN.
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Political Announcements

didate for the office of aIderman-at-
large on the republican ticket, subject
TO the outcome OF the East Chicago re-
publican primaries.
MONROE r.. sCHOCK.
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Editor Times.

Editor IIneHi
VIII you please announce that 1 viii
he candidate for the office of alder
man on the republican tick q from the
sixth ward, subject 10 the coming re-
publican primaviess
A. VI. DICKSON.
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COL. BRYAN doesn't want any re-
juvenation of democracy. Says it
doesn't need It. Certainly it doesn't.
Doesn't need it any more than it needs
Bryan.
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editor Times.

Editor IImeA9
Please announce to the voters,
through your paper. that | will be a
candidate for the office of alderman
from the Fourth ward ON the republic
an ticket, subject to the republican pri-
mRrieS.
HENRY +. EGGERS.
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Editor, Times.

Editor, Times:
| You are authorized to announce my
name as a candidate for city treasurer
of Gary on the republican ticket, sub
ject to the republican nominations.
A. d. SCHAEFFER.
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Editor, Illness

Editor, Timesi
1 wish through your columns to an
nOunce to the republicans of East Chi
cagO that 1 Will be candidate for al
derman from the sixth ward in East
Chicago, subject TO the wishes of the
party.
WYTITANg NFENrzEn
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Editor. Times.

Editor, Times;
Please announce to the people of
Gary that l am a republican candidate
for the office of aIderman-at-large,
subject to the republican nominations.
WILLIAM M'NEIL.
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Editor Times.

Editor Times;
You are authorized to announce that
/ will be candidate on the republican
ticket for alderman I'm the second
ward, subject to the republican pri-
maries.
HENRY U-xEIDATxER
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WELL, I'm out of date, a back
number, and you want see any more
until next May. hate to go but I've
got to- said the old straw bonnet.
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Editor Times.

Editor Ttmess
Please announce my name as a
candidate for alderman-at-large on the
republican ticket in East Chicago, sub
Ject to the decision of the coming pri-
maries.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

swirl ale
to
allie
cauto e to avoid misr
of
to
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Editor, Times;
You may announce my name
candidate on the republican ticket for
the office of city clerk of Hammond,
subject to the republican nominating
primaries. PETER RIPLEY.
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Editor Tlmesi
Please announce to the republicans
of Gary that I am candidate for aid
erman-at-Inrge, subject TO the repub-
Hcan nomination.
GUsrAvE HEART.
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GRANTS NEW FRANCHISE.

The county commissioners at Fort
Wayne yesterday granted a franchise
to the Toledo & Fort Wayne Electric
Railway company for a right OF way
along the public highways for its
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r ANDOM
THINGS AND FILINGS
ADIOS, good old summer time.

ADIOS, good old summer time.
DID'ST see the joyous Jovian Taft
ian smile?
THE bankers got seasick when re-
turning from Gary.
YOU saw what the pied Piper of
Gary got didn't you?
WHITING wants to be in on the
hurrahl Welcome Whiting.
OF course you danced your prettiest
as you waltzed past the presidential
box
'.MEESTER" Knots didn't even sit
on the lid when the distinguished Wis
itors were in Gary.
THE Patch" which was said to be
cured short time ago, has had re-
lapse and it is dangerous.
-AA-
YES we know one chap who would
like the dear old Tribune back again
and he isn't republican either
IN the meantime don't forget that
Bill Kunert is going to have dandy
baseball team in Tolleston next year.
GARY went at the entertaining
right, yesterday. Gary is there with
the hospitality and the accent on the
al"
WHAT amazes us is that so far no
one has been found in Laporte suffer
ing from pellagra-that is in the news
paper dispatches.
INCIDENTALLY note the increas-
ing volume Of TIMES advertising. 1t
pays to advertise in a paper that peo-
pie read.
| NOW we can anxiously await the
news of Mr.. McCutecheon's first en-
counter with another sort of a lion
than social one.
FROM my brief and cursory visit
in Chicago, l have decided that there
is little interest in the Cook Peary
go there W. H. Taft
IT is not thought that the ease with
which divorces are obtained in Green,
land will take many divorce venues
to the Greenland courts.
50
STRANGE that Messrs. Johnson
and Piper didn't have some witnesses
from higher up" in court to clear
them. Passing strange.
JOHNSON has signed to meet JEFF.
fries in s months. Probably will meet
in front of some mahogany bar, or a
THE Old Mems Home"
SOME kids never get weaned from
the bottle, not even when they get t.
be fifty. Only way to do it even tenn
porarily, is TO give EN- 80 days.
FAvORITE dance nowadays is
dreamy affair called the Long Bos
ton" We feel that we shan't like i
as well as the Short Kindel Grove. ;"
WELL. I'm out of date, a bacl
number, and you want see any NOR
! until next May I hate to go but w
got to- said the old straw bonnet.
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Editor, Times,
Please announce my name as a can
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FAVORITE dance nowadays is a
dreamy affair called the Long Bos-
ton We feel that we shant like it
as well as the Short Kindel Grove"