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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-19
nIEET MITH MRS. CAMPnELI.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Baptist church met yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. C. W. Camp
bell in Truman avenue for the regular
weekly meeting. The meeting was
well attended considering the disagree
able weather. The routine business
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A LIN. KnomIedne

We have some pine trees in our
yard" a Lamar young woman IS re-
ported as saying and do you know
that though they're getting to be great
big trees. not one OF them has yet
borne a single neapple?"-Kansas
City Star.
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An elderly patient IN the Tennessee
mountain region was suffering from
malady the remedy for which the doc
tor prescribed IN the form OF capsules.
The old woman trusted with her medi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-19
IAN cHICAGo TonAY.

P. D. Loyegren, F. c. Ellick, Dave
Emery Rev. w. F. Switzer, Mesdames
]. T. Hutton, e. r. Staufer, G. H. Aus
ton Emma Cosgrove, T. / Ellick and
Miss Anna Blackburn.
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cal adviser, but for medicine she
evinced much suspicion.
Some time after she had taken the
capsules she was asked by her son how
she felt.
"Porely."
Don't you want nuthin' 10 eat?"
No"
Soon, however, the old woman arose
from her bed and took her seat in a
rocking chair Thinking that the at
tention would be gratefully received.
the son filled her pipe. and. taking a
live coal from the hearth carried both
70 his mother.
Take that away. son" yelled the old
woman in the utmost fright. Don't
you know better'n to come near me
when I've got them cartridges in me ?''
Philadelphia Record
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Mrs. Henry Lundt of Williams street
went to Peotone. Ill. yesterday to join
her daughter. Mrs f. C. Ryan and
Miss Helen Ryan, who have been
spending the past week at the home
of Mrs. Conrad. They expect to re-
turn to Hammond tomorrow.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of North Township, Lake County Indi-
ana: That the undersigned is a male
tnhabitant. more than twenty-one CID
years Of age, a resident of said Town
ship and not in the habit of becoming
intoxicated; that he has been a contin-
uous resident Of said Township for
more than ninety (90) days last past
that he Will appl yto the Board OF
County Commissioners of Lake County
State of Indiana, at their regular April
Term, 1909, for a license TO sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantities
than quart at a time and permit the
same to be drunk on the premises
where sold; that he Will also ask per-
mission TO sell tobacco, lunch and soft
drinks in connection herewith. and
that the premises where he desires to
sell said intoxicating liquors is de-
scribed as follows ,to-wit:
The ground floor front room of the
one-story frame building. situated on
Lot 9. Block l. in Moorhead and Blairis
subdivision 10 Hammond Lake County.
Indiana. II
WILLIAM GINATIO.
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ADDRESSES MEMS CLUB.

The Rev. J. Eugene Shook will ad-
dress the Mems club of Lagrange, Ill.
in the First Presbyterian church of that
city, this evening.
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NOTICE

tective Association Of Hammond. Ind
and incorporated under the laws of
the state Of Indiana for the purpose Of
enforcing the criminal laws and bring
criminals to justice, would ask all par
ties interested phone 1853 or address
CALUMET DETECTIVE ASSN
1875 Hammond, Ind
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A SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL.

The social given last evening by the
Epwcrth league of the First Methodist
church in the church social room prov
ed one of the very enjoyable affairs of
the week. Many members of the so
ciety and friends were present and
passed a pleasant and informal meet
ting with various games and music.
The members of the committee served
dainty refreshments at the close of the
evening. The social was not as well
attended as had been expected, owing
TO the storm.
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ATTEND DANCING PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs Moran, Mr.. and Mrs
Keyser and Miss Martha Arehardt at
tended a dance given by the switch
men in Franklin Park, Ill., Wednesday
evening.
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The first man to be 'pinched" under
Peter Austgen's regime as chief of po
lice of Hammond was James Kelly, who
was arrested on the charge of being
drunk He was released on his own
recognizance.
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SOCIAL NEWS CONTINUED
FROM PAGE TWO.

Bell. T. E. Bell, w. c. Paxton, Nellie
Bicknell Durham. V. S. Reiter and E.
A Nee were present as guests of the
hostess.
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FOR sALE-Good work horse. Call at
423 Garfield avenue, Hammond, Ind
FOR sALE-Five-room house; three
lots; "a hens. coop and yard; all new;
price now $1.150. Telephone 2S7. 1876
FOR sALE-We have an extraordinary
bargain in acres. right for subdi-
vision; nothing equal to this has been
accessible to the Gary steel plant and
the new locomotive works; right on one
of the new electric lines; we can take
the property e and have you back sn in
price low. Smith Bader- Davidson Co,
Gary office, 10th and Broadway. Whit
ing office 11Sth street and New York
avenue. 1872
FOR SALE-Six-room cottage, 759 Lo-
gan street; lot 100x185 feet; water
gas good barn; two blocks from street
cars; price $1,000; owner going to Tex
as to live. 1910
FOR SALE-Small job printing office
in live city in Calumet region; will
bear close investigation; cash propo-
sition. Address U. s. G. Boor. 4 Lang
ley place. Chicago, Ill. 1873
FOR SAIE-5O-foot lot with 1O-room
brick house na all m I9as i'm impFove
and maple trees; near Harrison park.
south side. Apply at premises JOS
Miller, No. Z Williams; phone 1884;
Hammond, Ind. 1873
FOR sALE-Fuu blooded Barred Rock
poultry; also poultry houses, etc.
Condit street or phone 5162 Ham
mond. 1913
FOR sALE-strictIy fresh country
eggs, zoe per dozen. L. Hartlerode
$50 Michigan Ave-. Hammond. 17-2
NOD cATE cu,ara ,,to-o - g.. -
dition. $25; easy payments. Take So
Holman street car. Straube Piano fac
| tory. 1916
FOR SALE-Ten-roo house and AZ
feet of ground on South Holman
street. Address r, care Times. 1876
FOR SALE-A team of general purpose
horses weighing about 2,400 lbs; Will
! let them go at a bargain. Inquire at
| 3469 Michigan avenue, Indiana Har-
/ Dor. 1916
| FOR sAI.E-Buick auto. '07 5-passen-
! gers; % II. P. touring car; just over
/ hauled and in fine running order; best
| offer taken. Ask for Mr.. Stebbine, Ham
mond garage. loft
FOR SALE OR RENT-11-room house,
7th and Adams street; 6-room house
on 7th ayenue; 6-room house on Tyler
street Apply L Hoover. Cor. 18th and
Adams St. Gary Ind s-tf
FOR sAL.EARhode Island Red eggs for
Matching. 10c each. E. z. Beck 10
| Williams street, Hammond. Ind slim
FOR SALE-Two and three-ltne spaces
In The Times want ad columns. Sure
to bring results
i FOR sALE-Advertise your farm lands
in The Times. save agency fees and
sell directly. We don't charge you
quick results. rs
I
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was disposed OF and definite arrange
ments were made for the Easter ba-
zaar. At the close of the business
hour the hostess served her guests
with a dainty luncheon.
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BY Charles W. Ans s,
Deputy Clerk.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate of Clifford
Flint, deceased No 437
Notice Is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has been appointed admins
ira trix Of said Estate. b. the Judge OF
the Lake Superior Court.
g, Said Estate is supposed TO be solvent
ECNICE SAUCER
Administrative.
Dated March 3. 1908
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YOUNG MEMS TAILORS
s sssss SO West State Street
Hammond Ind, March 10, 1909.
Dear Sirs:-
Now that the Easter Sunday season is
approaching. take this occasion to
call your attention to the unusual
preparations We have been making for this
important event and to our facilities for
catering to any and all demands that may
be made upon US.
As to fabrics, both domestic and
imported, we are prepared to show you
line Of Woolens second to none, compris-
ing all the late and up-to-date novelties.
We have here woo1ens for garments for
every station or condition in life and
from the biggest and best mills We have
in charge IF our cutting and fitting end
OF the business, man Of rare Skill and
good taste and We are prepared to make up
the very finest and best clothes Of the
day. Suits either for Street or Dress
occasions can be had here in style and fit
as good as the best, and as for weddings,
you can't get better or more graceful
garments for occasions OF this kind
matter where the order is placed.
Tt is our aim to make and retain
friends and patrons and to prove worthy Of
their good will.
Yours respectfully
and for good clothes.
-~ THE YOUNG MEN S TAILoRS.
per B. NeWmark
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-19

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. JANUARY TERM. 1903.
FRANK SCHAEDLER VS. ALICE c.
LAWRENCE EFT AL CAUSE NO.
5379 ACTION TO FORECLosE
MORTGAGE
Now comes the plaintiff by William
II. Martz. attorney, and files his com
plant herein, together with an affidavit
of a competent person showing that
the defendants, Alice g. Lawrence. John
Baum. William Hall and Myra r. Hall.
are not residents OF the state Of IndI-
ana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency OF said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of said Court and
that unless they appear and answer or
demur therein. at the calling OF said
cause. on the first day of May A d.
1909, the same being the fOrty-eighth
day Of the next term of said Court to
be begun and held Ia the Superior Court
House at Hammond, In said County and
State. on the second Monday OF March
A d. 1903, said action will be heard
and determined IN their absence.
In Witness Whereof, ! hereuntO set
my hand and afhx the Seal Of said
Court, at Hammond this 4th day Of
March A. D. 1909.
ERNEST L SHORTRIDGE,
Clerk L. S. c.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Situation as bookkeeper or
assistant in office; young man 81
years; high school and business col
Iege training; good references. A B,
Lake County Times. 1873
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FEMALEHELP WANTED

WANTED Middle aged woman to care
for linen and do chamber work APP
ply Gary Hotel, Gary. Ind. 1872
ED-Experienced girl for gen
eral homework; must speak German;
references required Apply Draeger
Bros. seth and Commercial, South Chi
cago. 1T-3
WANTED-Lady or gentlemen to sell a
full line of hosiery direct TO the con-
sumner; an excellent opportunity to es-
tablish a profitable business. Address
with reference, Direct Hosiery Mills, p.
o. Box 49, Reading, Pa 17-3
FEMALE HELP WANTED-One of the
"certainties" of want advertising IS
that IT Will always find q good stenog-
rapher for you-and quickly.
FEMALE HELP WANTED-The best
servants will sometimes leave the
best places-and every such instance
should result in two want ads.
IF YOU HAVEN'T A PLACE TO WORK
and want one, or if you haven't
girl and want one, Times lads" have
been remarkably successful
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-19
COMMITTEE INSPECTS
AETNA POWDER PLANT
Gary Will Attempt to Fore
stall Any Serious Dis
aster to City.

The committee appointed by the Gary
town board some months ago for the
investigation of the powder works at
Eetna, decided last night to make the
trip to that city today The committee
is composed of City Attorney L. L
Bomberger, Town Trustee John E. Sears
and Clarence Bretsch, one Of the agi-
tators OF the investigation.
The purpose Of the committee was
to ascertain If possible whether or not
the powder plant at Aetna is a menace
to the safety of Gary. It is generally
believed that there is enough explos-
ives stored in the plant to wreck the
entire city of Gary, two miles distant.
and If this is the case, some steps will
be taken at once to have the plant re-
moved
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WIN Report to Town board.

1t was not believed last night that
the authorities Of the plant would per
nit an investigation of the quantity Of
explosives stored in their plant. If they
should refuse to permit an investiga-
ton other steps may be taken by the
city officials. If an explosion occurs.
such as the one at Fontanet, Ind, 1t
would almost wreck the entire city Of
Gary. The matter is one which the
people of Gary will consider very care
fully and win do all in their power to
have the plant removed.
The committee will make its report
to the town trustees at their next regu-
lar meeting, at which some definite ac-
ton may be taken should they decide
that the plant is a menace to the safety
of the city
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IT'S a long lane
l. that has no turning
SO West State Stree

Just keep right on till you come to
the turn-the turn that leads pros
pertty way. If you need a little to-
ward the turning OF the road, here's
where to get It.
Somettmessitzneedssju just "a. Itttleyron-
ey to get business to the paying
point; to turn failure into success.
1t is wise under such circumstances
tosborrow the money needed and would
be very different from being a chronic
borrower 1t would be good business
where you are sure you can make the
borrowed money earn profit for you
It Wal cost you nothing to come In
and talk the matter over with US
westrsat your business as confidential
We advance money on furniture, pi-
amos horses. wagons. etc, and the
property remains in your possession.
You get the money promptly
sometimes within hour
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
TOT light housekeeping. Inquire 209-
I'll Michigan avenue 1871
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE=Torpedo motorcycle in
good condition. John G. Kooy, Nuns
ter, Ind. p. o. Hammond r. +. d. No. 1.
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FOX RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire z West elm
ton street, Hammond 1g-3
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avenue and Adams street Car s,,tt
aSie Tor boarding house: partly furnish
6os mas mas 20 rooms and store; establishes
ply to Gustav Gard on premises 1sps
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WANTED-TO RENT

:" AM ED-To rent house and small
barn with few acres of land in
oook or Lake county. Address 10 Bry-
at aTenue, chicago, Ill 1872
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EXCHANGE

OK ExCHANGE-Win exchange pa
per hanging for cheap pony. Ad-
oress c. Lake County Times 10
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FOR ANGE-Pointer dog ana
chicago folding saw with one and
7-foot blade. for poultry or what have
your Address NJ n. Lake County Times
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FOX RENT-Store. 25x10O, on Broad
way, between 18th and Sfh Anniy n
ingwald Moe. $50 Broadway, Gary. 1876
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FOR SALE-Good work horse Call at
423 Garfield avenue, Hammond Ind.
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FOR SALE=Five-room house; three
lots; ga hens, coop and yard; all new;
price now $1,150. Telephone 2S7. 1876
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-27
SAMUEL SCHENCK PLACED
UNDER $4,000 BOND

Los Angeles, March 26.-Samuel
Schenck, former police commissioner
under the Harper administration. VINO
was arrested and taken to jail last
night on an Indictment on a charge of
attempting to bribe Former City Pros
ecutor Fleming to cease his efforts to
close the red light district. gave bond
in the sum of $4,000. today He re-
mained in jail over night.
District Attorney Fredericks an
nounces that he will press the prose
cution OF Schenck with all vigor and
would ask for arraignment on Monday
and an early trial. The indicted man
asserts his complete innocence of the
charge. but refuses to discuss the case
In detail. The grand jury adjourned
until a week from next Monday. This
lengthy recess is taken as an indica-
ton that the members desire to give
the district attorneys office an oppor-
tunity to apprehend Oswald, and other
missing witnesses.
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the psalms OF David. The Welsh.
Scotch and Irish peoples especially
loved it and in each of these nations
1t was closely associated with their
national life.
The music for Sunday evening has
been chosen with view to bringing
out the melody OF the old sacred anti
phonal measures to which the psalms
of David were sung, as we'll as the
choral and martial strains OF the Celt
and Kelt of more recent times.
Mrs. Wade will render the following
numbers:
Prelude. "Audante," (Greig), MISS
Biddle
Harp solo (a) Largo, taandeD,
tb) 'Marche Tromphale," (Godarry0,
(c) Sacred Melodies" (Mason), Mrs.
Frances H Wade
Vocal solo. Resignation" (Koma) i,
Miss Mitchell.
Offertory, "Recordate," (Gottschalk)
Miss Biddle.
Harp solos (O "ChImi Frena. tDo-
nizettD, (b) "Slumber' Song" HAS
selmann, (c) Welsh Melodies,
tWilson), Id "Ourl Moverture," (has-
selmann) Miss Frances II. Wade.
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SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
WOoTTON A VISITOR

J. H. Wootton, representative from
Utah county in the late legislature, is
in Salt Lake today In the interest of
the Utah County Light and Power
company. He is soliciting bids for
furnishing $500 feet of steel pipe,
ranging In size from Is to so inches In
diameter. for the use of the company
In building flume down Alpine can
yon in Utah county, where an enor-
nous power house Is being construct
ed. Mr.. Wootton says the company
secures a fall Of 1000 feet in 10000
feet. and two.thirds of the flume will
be composed of wood pipe. The steel
pipe Is TO receive the pressure at the
power house end OF the line The
plant will cost in the neighborhood OF
S125. 900 to erect, and is being carried
on to completion as rapidly as pos
sible
Mr.. Wootton remarked that he was
glad the Legislature had adjourned, al
though he enjoyed every one Of the 70
days Of session.
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ARREST STOOL PIGEON
FOR ALLEGED BURGLARY
Harry Spears Is Locked UP on Charge
of Robbing Cigar Store.

Salt Lake. March ga mild sensa-
ton was created at police headquar-
terS today when Detective Frank
Wheeling arrested and brought to the
station Harry Spears and locked him
up on suspicion of having robbed c.
B. Stevesons cigar store, $40 west
South Temple street. last night and
stealing therefrom $40 in cash and
some cigars.
While Wheeling was looking for the
man, Jailer Earl Ripley was also try
ing to locate him with view to plac-
ing him under arrest for larceny.
Spears was formerly associated in a
small way with the police department
and made the administration of Tom
Pitt, secured evidence against saloon
keepers for infraction of the Sunday
closing law. When he was brought to
headquarters this morning on such
serious charges. there was consider
able surprise expressed BY the mem
bers OF the department
1t is alleged that he broke into the
cigar store last night by smashing a
rear transom. unlocking the door and
then stealing the money and cigars.
Some of the cigars were found on him
when he was arrested by Detective
Wheeling. Ripley was looking for him
and expected to arrest him on the
charge of stealing typewriter from
his room mate at 419 Church street
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SPECIAL SERVICE FOR
PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE

At the Baptist church. at 7:30 Sun
Gay evening, March 2Sth. Judge Vol
ney c. Gunnell Will speak on the
work of the Juvenile court. IL Is
expected that parents and others IN
terested In children Will make spec
lal effort to near this address and the
speaker intends to present an outline
OF the law as relating to parents ana
children, and explain the purposes and
operations OF the court. Necessarily
the duty of the state. the duty OF the
parent and the duty OF the child VIII
be touched upon-the failures OF eacn
and the results. form topics the most
interesting and important which high
Is civilized people have to deal with,
and these will not be overlooked.
Not ooly should parents attend this
meeting but they should see that girls
and boys I'm their teens come, as
the whole purpose of the Judge and
the church authorities is TO benent
young people.
The large Sunday school room Will
be thrown open to- accommodate the
young people in attendance, II needed.
Persons who are not members OF any
church. and those not accustomed 10
attending church are especially In
vited to attend this service and bring
their children There Will be music
suitable to the occasion, and which
you will certainly enjoy.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-27
VICIOUS BULLDOG is
KILLED BY THE POLICE
Attacks Cow Owned by Or. w. F. Beer,
and lnflicts Many Wounds.

Salt Lake, March 27.-There was an
exciting time in the barn OF Dr w.
+. Beer, 1S1 B street. about $3.50 Fri
day evening. which ended in the death
Of q particularly vicious bulldog and
the mutilation OF a valuable COW own
ed by the physician, The doctor was
attending the theater when the trou-
Tic occurred, and the efforts OF his
young son TO locate him proved un-
ayailing. but the police were summon
ed and Sergeant Beckstead and PATROL
man Belts hurried TO the scene. The
dog was captured after considerable
trouble and taken to police headquar-
ters, where Patrolman George Phil
lips soon put the dog TO sleep with
bullet from his trusty 45-caliber re-
yolver.
About $50 Master Beer heard
Commotion in the barn and went to
Investigate. He found that large
bulldog had leaped the iron gate. and,
entering the barn. had attacked the
COW, which was fastened to her stall.
One of her horns had been chewed on
close to the head while both ears had
heon fairly bitten off. She was lac
Grated about the nose. on her TANKS
and numerous other wounds were
found upon her body. Upon the arr
rival of the police a rope was secured.
and after a tussle the officers Secur-
ed and bound the dog An effort was
made to ascertain the owner OF the
dog. but as It bore no collar and had
been sent to the crematory before the
doctor arrived at police headquarters,
the task was not accomplished
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ATTORNEY GENERAL IS
EXAMINING WITNESSES

Reno, March 26-Assistant Attorney
General of the United States Peyton
Gordon, his assistant, Charles Keig-
win. and Attorney c. T. Bundy, repre-
senting the Barber Lumber company
OF Boise, Idaho. arrived this morning
and this afternoon examined witnesses
before Special Examiner John p. Doyle
in the case of the United States
against the Barber Lumber company,
John T. Barber. ct al.
The government is endeavoring to
recover timber land now claimed by
the Barber company under the timber
and stone act II is alleged that this
land was obtain ed by fraudulent en-
tries and much testimony is being
taken in various parts of the country.
Several witnesses will be examined
here. Today Willard C Austin Of Fal-
lon. gave eviden e concerning the TAX
ing OF timber claims near Boise, The
case will probably be continued tomor-
row, when the prominent attorneys
will leave for other points.