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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-09
TeIegramy krajOwe.

Waszyngton, D. c., 9 stycznia.
- Perkins z Nowego Yorku, pre-
zes komitetu izby majacego sic
zajac sprawa specyalnego oredzia
prezydenta, przedlozyl izbie ra-
port komitetu, poprzedziwszy to
przedlozenie diuzsza przemowa.
RAPPORT zaleca przyjecie rezolucyj
nastepujacych:
,,Uchwala sic, re izba ma mo-
cy swych praw konstytucyjnych
wzbrania sic zwracac uwage ma
uwiadornienia pochodzace cd ko-
gokolwiek, jezeli wedle jej zdania
nalezytym szacunkiem ME So
zrobione. A nastepnie
Uchwala sic, re komitet specy-
alny plenum izby powihny bye
zwolnione Cd uwzglednienia owej
czesci rocznego oredzia prezyden-
ia, w ktorej jest nova s}uzbie
tajnej, ktora wyzej jest przyto-
czona re te Geese oredzia ma stos
sic kladzie. A dalej
Uchwala sic, ze oredzie prezy-
denta przesiane przez niego izbie
dnia 4 stycznia 1909 ma stol nalezy
polozyc powodu, re ME jest ono
odpowiedzia ma zapytanie izby i
narusza przywileje tel izby, kwe-
styonujac pobudki i uczciwosc
czlonkow izby przy wykonywaniu
konstytucyjnych jej praw i funk
CYL.
Pc odczytaniu tego raportu
Perkins W diuzszej przemowie
starai sic wykaza6, re Prezydent
ma wprawdzie prawo wyrazae
swe niezadowolenie z uchwal IL
by, wykazywac ich braki donna
gao sic naprawy, ale krytykowa-
ME motywow kongresu, lub kwe-
styonowanie jego uczciwosci RE
cza Jest niebezpieczna, bo narusza
jaca zasadnicze urzadzenia kraju,
a pomimo re moze w kongresie
znajda sic jednostki nieuczciwe,
to jednak wiekszosc tego ciaia
niewatpliwie sklada sic z ludzi ME
poszlakowanych.
Rezolucye wyzej przytoczona
izba przyjeia po movie Perkinsa
PIP glosani przeciw S5.
Washington, D. c., 9 stycznia.
= w ciagu dnia wczorajszego
prezydent Roosevelt ogiosii spra-
wozdanie inspektorow urzedu po-
cztowego i urzednik6w tajnej
sIuzby zwiazkowej o wrzekomym
udziale senatora Tillmana re So.
Carolina w naduzyciach grunto-
wych W Stanie Oregon. Uczynii
to prezydent w liScie do senatora
Hale'a, ktory W senacie postawii
wniosek, azeby zlozono senatowi
sprawozdanie czynnosci zwiaz.
kowych tajnych agentow. w pi-
smie SVEN Roosevelt stara sic u
dowodnic, re senator Tillman
naduzywal swojego wplywu jake
senator, azeby Rad Emusic do Q.
debrania pewnej kompanii kolejo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-09

jej dawniej gruntami W tym celu,
by zakupna tych gruntow cia-
gneli zyski krewni i sekretarz Till
man wraz z nim samym tenze
Tillman nadrzywa} dla celow pry-
watnych swego przywileju ME-
frankowania listow.
Niewielu senatorow czytaio pi-
smo prezydenta; ci jednak, ktorzy
czytali, podobno przeSwiadczeni
So donioslosci senatorow. Sam
Tillman, przynajmniej pozornie,
niewiele sobie robi tych zarzu-
tow. OSwiadczyl, re w senacie w
przyszly poniedzialek odpowie ma
zarzuty. Me zaprzecza, re on i je-
go rodzina starali sic grunta te
pozyskac, poniewaz jednakowoz
tu chodzilo go najwyzej kilka-
set ARROW, ,przeto on sadzi, re W
tel sprawie przedewszystkiem
mial ma oku dobro ogolu.
Do pisma prezydenta dolaczo-
ne So kopie wielu listow Tillma-
ma, wielce kompromitujacych, w
kt6rych senator grozi kompanii
kolejowej swa dzialalnoscia W
Kongresie, pewnej firmie grunto-
wei W Oregonie Qpisuje, jake
sekcye gruntow nalezy wybrac dla
jego wiedzy i jego sekretarza, O.
pisuje, jak korzystna bywa RE-
cza mice przyjaciela w senacie i
zapowiada, re doprowadzi kompa-
ME do tego, IL bedzie musiala wy
zbywat sic gruntow po $3.50 cd
akra, chociaz akr wart jest $50.
lime dokumenta swiadcza dali
szych dziaianiach Tillmana w kon
gresie w celu ,,zastraszenia" owej
kompanii kolejowej.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi izby po-
slow zapefnione byly galerye; ma
wet ma galeryi przeznaczonej ola
dyplomatow zagranicznych zale-
dwie jedno tylko miejsce bylo
wolne. Natomiast loza prezydenta
i jego rodziny byla pusta Take
i ziec Roosevelta,7 osei-Long-
worth, wolal ME bye ma sesyi.
Springfield, Ill, 9 stycznia. -
Senat i izba posi6w zebra}y sic
wczoraj ma sesye godz. 10 przed
po}udniem kazda izb odroczy-
la sic az do 5 popoiudniu W ponie-
dzialek najdluzszy to termin do
puszczalny, jezeli ME uchwali sic
wspblnej rezolucyi.
Mowca Shurtleff oswiadczyl,
re od zadnego demokratycz-
nycfi posi6w ME slyszal mic "a
miarze kwestyonowania wyborow
listopadowych i ze o zadnej umo-
vie tyczacej sic ponownego licze-
MA glosow ME vie. Jest rzecza
partyi przeprowadzac odnosne IL
chwaly, a on postapi zupelnie bez-
stronnie w danym razie.
Gdyby wczoraj odbywal sic wy
Dor senatora zwiqzkowcgo, to
niezawodnie Shurtleff zostalby o.
brany nastepca Hopkinsa. On sam
ME stara sic jeszcze ten rad, ale
tax w izbie jak w senacie wyra-
zono opinie, IL powinienby bye
kandydatem, mialby zapewnio-
na wiekszoSc glosow.
Wedle dwuletniego raporru Sc
kretarza stanowego Rose, pred
lozonego wczoraj legislature,
skollektowa} on w dwoch latach
konczacych sic 1 pazdziernika
1908 Cd korporacyi "a rome male
zytosci sme $9so,S6 czego je-
dnakowoz roznych powodow
trzeba bylo zwrocic $22,oo3.
Waszyngton, D. c., 8 stycznia.
- Amerykanskie Stowarzyszenie
Czerwonego Krzyza do dnia wczo
rajszego zebralo przeszlo 100000
dla pozostaiych przy zyciu ofiar
trzesienia ziemi we Wloszech. O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-09
.Z,agadko,Ue samob6jstaUo.

stanie beznadziejnym dwoma
smiertelnemi ranami postrza}owe-
mi. Me MONA bylo sic dowiedziec
narazie, jak sic nazywa i co go do
targniecia ma swe zycie skfoni}o.
Czfowieka tego znaleziono jeczace-
go skrwawionego W zau}ku bis
ko mieszkania p. E. J. Birka, Sc
kretarza browaru Birk Bros. Bre-
wing Co., opodal znaleziono re-
wolwer z 2ma wystrzelonymi ma
bojami. Dochodzenia policyi wy
kazaiy, ze samob6jca. kt6ry zmar}
w pare godzin po przybyciu do
szpitala, nazywa sic Artur H.
Campbell, liczyl lat 81 by} Meg
dys zamoznym kupcem i fabrykan-
tenn obuwia W Milwaukee. Kr6tko
pred smiercia rozpozna}a go tez
IONA, przybyla do szpitala. Powo-
dy samob6jstwa So dotychczas
wciaz okryte tajemnica.
Polowonie ma bandyt6y.
W poblizu naroznika ulic Har-
rison Dearborn dwaj bandyci
Hall Carol napadli ma 60 lat
liczacego ]. O'Connora i kazali
mu podniest rece W gore, a gdy
napadniety ME zaraz ich posfu-
cha}, Carol palna} starca kolba
rewolweru W glove obaliwszy 60
ma ziemie, zacza} pladrowac jego
kieszenie, bijac biedaka i kopiac
go nogami. Ma to nadeszli w}asnie
policyanci Howe i Quinlan, kt6rzy
widzac, co sic dzieje, pospieszyli
ma ratunek napadnietemu; rabusie
zaczeli uciekaG, policyanci W po-
goni "a mimi przebiegli kilkanascie
blok6w, kilkakrotnie strzelali do
bandyt6w i ci odpowiadali strza-
lami, az blisko dworca kolejowe-
go przy ul. Polk, dzielni detekty-
wi dopadli zloczyhc6w i obu are
sztowali. Ma stacyi policyjnej
przy ul. Harrisonapobiry 'GOnnor
pozna} W schwytanych swoich ma
pastnik6w.
Pijatyko, bijatyka. -.
W domu pm. 1858 Green Bay
ave. W So. Chicago mieszkahcy
tamtejsi, przewaznie samotni m1o-
dzi ludzie urzadzili sobie zabawe,
rozumie sic z obfitosciaw6dki i pi-
wa. Dlugi czas bawiono sic weso-
10 i glosno = coraz g}osniej i hu-
czniej. az : kiedy sic juz dobrze
z czupryn kurzy}o, aIkohol umy-
sly popetal kompletnie, zaczela sic
wsr6d pijacych k}6tnia zacieta,
kt6ra rychlo zmieniia sic W bija-
tyke; wsr6d niej jeden uczestni-
k6w tel E'przykfadnej zabawy" do
byl nj stad nj owad rewolweru
i zacza} strzelac ma slepo!. -. O.
becnych ogarne}a panika: zaczeli
sic chowaG "a stoly j krzes}a ,kilku
smielszych rzuci}o sic ma pijaka,
by mu mordercza bron reki wyr-
wac. ten widzac to, zacza} uciekac,
co mu sic tez rzeczywiscie uda}o,
a wezwana ma miejsce policya do
ted ME moze go znalezc. Rezultat
strzelaniny byl fatalny, dwu u
czestnik6w zabawy zostalo postrze-
lonych tych jeden niejaki a. Ga
lakich raniony jest bardzo ciezko,
kula bowiem utkwila W stosie pa
cierzowym. Obu ranionych odwie-
ziono do szpitala W So. Chicago.
Pozary.
Pozary wciaz terroryzuja wszy-
stkie miasta naszego dzielnlce!
Wczoraj zn6w kilkadziesiat alar-
NOW przez Gala dobe utrzymywa-
10 ma nogach straz poaarna. Do
znaczniejszych 2ozar6w nalezaf
ten, kt6ry wybuch} W domu pm.
$500 W. Madison str, W a.
gencyi kompanii ekspresowej Wells
Fargo Co. Choc straz wnet ma
miejsce przybyla, ogiel rozszerzyf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-09

- 45cio ietnl .. n. HarniIn anaIe.
ziory zostal wczcra1 bez zycia W ho-
teiu D. n. $40 8. State str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-09

Turkish Herald" 15c papierosy, to
raz 10 "a 1oc. Pytaicie sic nile.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
RAIN IN THREE DAYS NEARLY AS MUCH AS
 ALL DURING OCTOBER
Downfall Vas Not ssch ss xssId fiII
 Reservoirs

Nearly as much rain fell for the three days ending with last night as was precipitated all through the month of October Weather Observer Wil- liam Jennings, who is right there with the facts and figures on all sorts of meteorological conditions. said today he found the fall for the three days measured up to IA inches. while all through october the fall was not more than 1.16 inches-
 In common with the surrounding country for many miles, Bridgeport has suffered from drouth for many weeks. and the reservoirs a few days ago were reported to have had only between SO and 90 days supply. This was much hetter than reported condi- lions in some other cities
 There was not much worriment, but the fact th4t there was not much Wa ter stirring did not tend to improve the taste of the city supply. especially that of late sent to the east side.
 The rainfall of the first half of the week. was eot such as was calculated to nii the reserv oirs, but it should work wonders with the wells and springs. Many wells that for many years had not failed had dried up
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
IF IT DISAPPEARS
 ITS ECZEMA
How to Tell Whether Skin Alec
 ton Is an Inherited Blood Disease

How to Tell Whether . Skin Alec
 ton is an Inherited Blood Disease
 or Not.
 Sometimes it is hard to determine whether a skin affection Is sign or q blood disorder or simply form of eczema Even physieians are often puzzled in their diagnosis. The best way for any one afflicted is to go to Jennie Hamilton's Pharmacy. or any good druggist who handles pure drugs and obtain 30 cents worth of posiam. Apply this, and if the itching stops at once and the trouble Is cured in few days 1t may be set down as hav- ing been eczema, as this is the way poslam acts in the worst cases of eoze- ma, and in curing acne. herpes blotches. letter. piles. salt rheum. rasn. barber's and other forms of itch. scaly scalp. and all surface si<fn affections
 Any one who will write to the Elmer gency Laboratories. No. a2 West Twen- ty-fifth Street. New York. can secure, by mall free of charge, supnly svfli- ciert to cure a small eczema surface or clear a complexion overnight and remove pimples in twenty-four hours
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26

to form of Jack (Turkey) Smith, the erstwhile sailor who had his new spit ball WofkinE adnafrab1y-
 Harry QuipA.s the Apollo Of the tour ney. was p1tted against Steve Boucher and he had the oity clerk doing all sorts Of stunts to keep apaee Of him. Steve and Harry were going good and then sone on the firet string. but on the next two the tall blonde sysamore p{tted the pins as 1T they were pehbIes beneath a layer of concrete
 Dick Sheridan did not have his good eye with him. while John Sexton sbov- ed too much bulk a Ia Joe Musa<1te to get resultn. Capt. BiH Walsh Was not up to his accustomed form
 Capt. Bill Bentley and city Clerk Boucher were the high men for their side, Charley Chadwick John Schlefch- |ert and Joe Cunnors being seemingly unable to get the pins to fall. Splits were many Tonight Jebnny Grants s young warriors meet sammy Brewers braves in what ought to prove a battle royal. The scores of Wednesdays contest follOWS-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
.PANIC-STRIKEN GUESTS FORCED OUT
 OF BURNING HOUSE
Special from United Presz)

tspeeiai rom united fTesa)
 New York Nov 2s.-one man was fatally plrned and number of others had narrow escapes early to-day in a fire which destroyed a fashionable bachelor apartment house patronized by members of the Army and Navy Club. on Union Square
 l. J- Howie. one of the guests. be- came anlc-stricken and refused 10 leave his room, until carried out bodily by the hrenen- He was taken to q hospital. where 1t IS expected he may die
 Eugene Ernst. who was formerly in the naval service and was nicknaused the admiral" refused to leave the house until he had made a complete toilette aud had a narrow escape when he did make a dash 5.t- -i <
 Mrs Annie TrRyer. who conducted the apartment house. and her son. Charles. and her daughter. were com pelled to flee to the roof and escape over the roof of an adjoining building. F. E. Bracket. an aged retired voi- uuteer officer. saw that he could not run down the steps. so he slid down the hanisters, being badly burned. John E. Freedman. a bank clerk, tried to escape in the same way and he was badly injured f The Ire started in the rear of the house and It's crigin IS a mystery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
ELKS MAKE MERRY
 OVER HOLIDAY
Largo Cfowds Attracted ts New Hone of Bridgeport Lsdgs of EIks The
 Bowlefs Had Fun Nsdeesday Eveaing

Thanksgiving eve and day was ob- served in true Blk fashion at the hand some home of the local lodge Of Eks in State street Members and friends axsembled at the home and were re- eaied with diversions of a most inter- estine nature Upwards of 800 visited the club house Wednesday evening and yesterday
 Much interest was shown in the bowling contest Wednesday evening when Team A won all three points. de- feating Team F. One of the pleasing incidents of tthe game was the return
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26

within the las1 nleIlLh- Failing slow ly and seeEing through the surface. the rain proved great boon to farm CTS aud others who depend wholly up on wells, springs and the like for their supply
 The reservoirs Eenefitted, and will continue to do 50 while the tributaries are swelled as a result of tue raia. but they showed nc such rise as would len continuously and heavily. forming freshets of the rearly exhausted rfv- |11IefS f{ l tts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26

possible that any Liberal government cap ever again bear the heavy burden of the office unless 1t is secured
 against repetition of treatment such as our measures have had to undergo for the last four years" This en- dorsemenf of a Liberal policy had an
 electrical effect upon the Liberal mem bers Of the house of commons. who crowded the public galleries They surged into the Hobbies fin a state Of excitement under the conviction that
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26

Talk of rsvolution accompanied by
 grave declarztions of a more liberal policy n,arlksd t1e opening of the fight
 o1 11e budeek b1Ii in the British house o< 10r|zs- ETpry ono tp England zlnew |<o {he house of 1oFdf teok up the f6x8tion measure that crisis in the 'a<1nzrs of Great Britain was at hand \ Lnrd Lorsburn lord high chancellor. opened the debate with this declara-
 tians a1t M my oplnlpn that 1t is im-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
RnAT WITH HIS OWN CLUE.

John Koglowslxi, an intoxicated Huf-
 garian. to the lock-up last evening. Ohicer Munr0e was set upon by two friends of the prisoner. who Knocked him down. took away his club. beat him over the head with It and started on The officer started in pursuit and after firing two shots succeeded in re- capturing his prisoner. but the other
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
Injunction Against
 Striking Stone Workers
fspeclsI from United Fress., ,

Bedford. Ind. Nov 2s.-Further trouble by striking stone workers Is expected here to-day as the. result of the granting of a temporary injunction against them in the application. of the stone mili operators The order pre- hfbits the strikers from picketink the plants or railway Htations. gathering together on the streets or intimidating the work men. ss- lts t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
THINK THAT OVER

IS TT RIGHT to burden the Taxpayers of Bridgeport with extravagant gifts to City employees? Can we afford to pay salaries IN EXCESS of the rates prevailing in such cities as Philadelphia St, Louis Baltimore Pittsburg, Etc? We will give the exact figures tomor row Watch for them
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
THINK THAT OVER

MT Taxpayer, you have opportunity to ex- press your judgment in this matter Fill in the Coupon below and mail to the acting secretary, who will notify the Aldermen in the respective districts of the result of this mail vote Do not forget your address it is needed order to properly distribute your vote by district
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
TO MEMBERS AND TAxPAYERs;-

Bridgeport the fifty fourth city in size in the United States yet the last Board of Aldermen passed orn arce which would placed sixth the stso far as the salaries of the hremen are concerned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
rAxpAYERs' LEAGUE-MAIL VOTE NO

M. E. Brewster Greene, Esq, Acting Sec'y 211-State Street, City
 Will you kindly request the Alderman from my Dis ct to sustain if the question should be brought up again, the former Mayors veto of the Firemens salary in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-09
Want to Play Hammond.

Yesterday the tennis games were
featured by the tournament game of
E. c. simpson and Joe ellis. the lat
ter wining the match after a hard
struggle, 81. President Heavenrich
of the club announced yesterday that
he would start at once to make ar
engagements for the match between the
Hammond and the Gary teams. Both of
them are anxious to get the matches
started. and it is no believed that the
Gary club will wait until the tourna
ment is finished until the match is
started.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-09
PROMINENT GARYHES
WE'D IN CHICAGO
Miss Margaret Warren and
James r. Barry United
in Marriage.

wedding Of two well-known Gary
residents occurred at o'clock yester-
day morning in Catholic church on
Grand boulevard. Chicago. The prin-
cipals were James r. Barry, of the
Barry Harris Electric company, and
Miss Margaret Warren. a sister Of Mrs.
Edward Brons, who was also formerly
of this city.
The early wedding was attended by
just a few near friends of the bride and
groom Miss Elizabeth Sheath acted as
bridesmaid and A. B. Harris attended
the groom. After the wedding the par
ty was driven to the Kaiserhof hotel
where they were served a wedding
breakfast
After breakfast they left on the 9:2C
Burlington for Winona. Mimi, the for
mer home of tho bride where they viii
spent a ten days honeymoon Upor
their return they viii reside in the Cor
bett flats, at Seventh and Jefferson
streets, where they viii be at home tc
their friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-09
Loses One Of His Ewes.

Electrical Engineer shower Of the
Indiana steel company's mill yesterday
underwent an operation for the removal
of one OF his eyes.
The necessity for the removal of the
eve was the result Of an accidentwhich
occurred at the mill one day last week,
when Shower was hit in the face By the
handle Of the cement breaker. Shower
wears glasses and these were smashed
into his eyes. several pieces Of glass
entering them. The other eve VIII be
saved, according 10 the opinion Of the
physicians in attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-09

probably move to Moline in the spring.
Mr. Spellacy came to Indiana Harbor
and the Inland four years ago from
South Chicago. where he had. been en-
ployed by the Illinois Steef company
for eighteen years. Since his arrival
here Jack, as he Is Familiarity called,
has made a host Of friends who viii re-
greet sincerely to see him go but who
wish him all the success in the world.
Last spring and early this summer Mr..
SpeIaey was mentioned as the leading
candidate for mayor and had he re-
NAMED in the contest there is little
doubt that he would have received the
nomination on the republican ticket.
The fact that Mrs Spellacy and the
children will remain at least until
spring gives his many friends some
hope that Jack will make many visits
to Indiana Harbor during that time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-09
PERSONA.
INTEREST
IN POLE
Gary Man Is Relative of
Captain Bartlett Whose
Ship Roosevelt Carried
Explorer Peary to North
ernmost Point.

Perhaps the man most interested in
the polar expeditions Of Peary and Cook
of any person in the region is Lee Boyd
of Gary who is a first cousin to Robert
Bartlett. captain Of the Roosevelt. which
carried Peary to the northernmost navi-
gable point and then made the dash
with him to the pole.
Not only are Captain Bartlett and Mr..
Boyd cousins, but they were boyhood
playmates and chums and have known
each other intimately for years.
When the news reached civilization
that Cook had discovered the pole. 1
just slid down in my chair, a lump
rose up in my throat and I felt rather
faint" said Boyd Here Bob and
Peary had spent their life practically
trying to accomplish this feat. and aft
er risking their lives and spending their
| fortunes. at last to reach the top only
to discover that another had attained
this achievement only a short time be-
fore, must have been awful"
Is BartIett's Third Trip.
! This is the third trip which Bartlett
has made in an attempt to discover the
pole He is one of the best known arc
| tic investigators in the country, having
spent most of his time in the northern
seas in recent years. The Bartlett
family have been world famed naviga-
tors for generations. and especially
since Isaac Bartlett rescued Elisha Kane
and most Of his party of explorers in
the North sea in 1879
Another one of the Bartletts, Harry
started home from a polar expedition
and when he was thought to be near
ing home the ship was lost and nothing
further was ever heard of the doughty
sailor Not even a trace of the shil
was found.
Robert Bartlett lived at the town o
Brigus where his father owned fee
of fishing vessels. He was gradual
of New Foundland Methodist colleg
and well educated. About Conception
bay. in which Brigus is located. he wa
known as the commodore of the gull
After his last two trips north Bartlett
was lavishly entertained in New Yor
with Peary and he was lionized in Ney
Foundland.
! Mr. Boyd will receive full particular
of the trip direct from Bartlett upon hi
return to this country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-09
Officers md Directors.
Slot Machines Again.

Cigar slot machines appeared again
in all the Gary cigar stores after a pc
riod of rest The orders it is said. came
from the higher authorities who seem
to have the power to order them in or
out as they best please one Gary mer-
chant said last night that his business
had not dropped off at all since the ma
chimes were turned to the walls, but
as long as the other machines We're in
operation he would follow IN the pro-
cessf0n