The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-05

speaking at the dedlcapOn OF the
knights of Pythias temple at Terre
Haute Sunday Supreme Chancellor H.
B. Brown, of Cleburne, Tex, declared
that patriotism was the keystone of the
order. He sketched the history of the
organization and his work in it and
paid a high tribute to the Terre Haute
lodges for their success in erecting a
new home.
TO BUILD $4,000 HOME.
The Tribe of Ben-Hur will erect a
$40 900 home in Terre Haute. The Odd
Fellows and knights of Pythias al
ready have homes here and the Masons
are planning to build a new temple.
The Y NJ c. A. has started a move
ment for a new building.
FARMER is ASSAULTED.
Charles Carter, farmer who lives
near Adamsboro, in the northern part
of Cass county, was found unconscious
with his scalp torn and laid down over
one eye early Saturday morning. The
sound Of deep grooming awakened mem
bers of the family, and they investi-
gated and found Carter stretched sense
less on the kitchen floor He was re-
vived by physicians. but he is unable
to tell whether his injuries are the
result of an accident or an attempt at
murder.
SOUTH BEND Is DECORATED.
South Bend is decorated in yellow and
blue for the homecoming celebration,
which began Sunday. Special services
were held in the various churches Sun
day, and in the afternoon the Y. M. c. A.
| meeting was led by James ]. Sheridan
club. of Chicago. He spoke on Civic
| righteousness" The music was par
! ticularly appropriate to homecoming
Seats were reserved at the meeting OF
| the Chamber of Commerce.
BIG ROW IN CLINTON.
There is the biggest kind OF row
going on in Clinton among the repub-
licans, and party leaders are afraid
that though the city has a republican
majority of nearly six hundred, the
| democrats will elect their city ticket
PROMOTE LAW ENFORCEMENT.
The first Indiana law enforcement
convention opened in Indianapolis yes
terday afternoon. Chief interest in the
opening session conferred in the an
nounced address of Congressman ]. w
Boehne. OF the Evansville district, in.
asmuch as the convention, though gen
|
rection and auspices of the indians
Anti Saloon league and Boehne's home
county has not shown dry tendencies.
INVESTIGATE WALSH LINES.
The investigation of the Southern
Indiana railroad supposed to be in thu
interest of James J. Hill. began from
Terre Iaute yesterday morning at
o'clock The Chicago officials arrived
at different hours Sunday night on tn,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois and took
a special train for the southern trip.
REGULATING THE SALOONS.
Fifty Of the leading business men o
/ vincennes, organized under the name o
the Taxpayers league, held meeting
Sunday night and passed resolution
calling on the mayor to revoke the sa
loon license of Thomas Hartzburg, Il
whose saloon fight occurred on the ev
of the county election. and who ha
been the police much trouble. In cas-
the mayor is unable to do this tn
prosecuting attorney is asked to de
clare the place a nuisance
PREPARE FOR FALL FESTIVAL
Though Richmond's fall festival doe
not begin until tomorrow morning. tn
carnival spirit is already IN evidenc
and the elaborate decorations of street
l and buildings are in place today. On
/ hundred and fifty business men mem
bers OF various committees in charge o
several features for the festival, ar
l responsible for the successful compile
ton OF every arrangement. while NOR