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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29

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ieines @iliensorangs nidt unterbre-
6en gu n1iiilen uno ba ibn bon feiner
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5llteil geluoroen, babe er oen Der
ameifelten Shritt geton @elonoten
5lt faliben. Der llmfang Der Sal
i6ungen lit nibt befollllt gegeben
lporoen.
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8eriidt BON einetn peinlihen Gor-
foa erregt, melber Dem beutibell
&ronprin5et @ilbelm pdbreno leinas
Iufentbalts in Ser rnmaniideil
@auptltabt 8ufareit begegnet lit.
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reits erlnittelt bat. Ser Cater mur-
oe iofort in @epabrlanl obbefiibrt.
Nab ben 9leuBerilnsen, Sic
@raf @itte in Ser ruiiii6elt 9unla
madte, bat iih Die rnIiii6e StaotS-
i1ulb lpabreno oer lesten bier ssaD-
re linn Die ltl1gebeitre Smnne non
1140 Wiuionen Dollars pernebrt.
Ser r1iliibe Sinon5nlinilter lparntc,
in 9eolltlportung Ser @itte'i1en 9te-
De, oopor, oie gerbaltniiie gu peliie
miltiid oltf8ufalien. gr mo6te ba-
rouf oufmerfiam, oaB alle @erte ge.
itiegen ieien uno ooB Die bierpro-
5entigen ruiiil6en Staatspapiere
beute Inn % Eoints bober( itanoen
als our 3eit, ba @raf 8itte Sillan5-
miniiter mar.
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Dem Observation-Disclosures gin5
fir leillen BEL Dem S6iffbru6 oes
.@bite Star" =0ompfers .Hepublic'
belpieienen 0eut Die 2ebensrettungs-
lneoaille perIieben. Bins blieb oo-
mols unenttpegt alf ieinen Soften bei
oen orobtloien Seleerapben-Maidi=
men uno ieinen 8entiiBuneen gelang
es Siilfe berbei5ubringen, ollrd ipel-
DE Die 2eute auf Dem 0anpfer 1e-
rettet nuroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
9en Niaaara lera6aeitiirat.

SieIes llngliid mag Dem iInporfib,
tieen Sdiffer, Ser Die @arnllng Ser
Stromi6nellen iiberiiebt, tpiberfab-
ren uno abnlih sebt es Muen, ioel-
DIE Oie @arnungen Der Natur nid)t
beadten. Giideni6mersen marnen
gud, bob Die Nieren uidt in Sotig-
felt uno cine ernite &ranfbeit i'm
@n5ug lit - 8aiieriudt 3uder-
franfbeit o0er grisbt'ld)e geiefen-
franf6eit. Nebmt electric 8itters
uno Die Shmer5en tperben i6minben,
Cine 6laide fit $t.00 furierte
MIDI, idreibt S. 9. @lanfenlbip non
Self, Senn. geur so Gts. bel alen
Drugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
Hermta Q1entt,
&o15ert-B -BianiItin bon @ien.
erteilt Wtmftf ltntcrri1t.
GIG @aroen Gtreet.

= @ute @etrGnfe uno fomoIer
2un6 itets in 8nrsitaller's Saluou
nnS Heltaurant, @illita GtraBe, neben
Ser Salle Der Sermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29

slus Moierp in @ictoria Goun=
tp fommt bie gea6ri9t, oaB BORT
ourh einen Sageliturm 5iemlid
oiel Sdaoen angerihtet tpuroe. Wteb-
rere Sduier Smuroen bei6ahigt, piele
Seniter einaei6lagen, Seil5en umge-
riilen uno 9aune entipurselt. 8mei
6rauer, Die BON @ictoria famen, ge.
rieten lnterlpegs in bas llntpetter
binein nnb muroen bos 5ltgerihtet.
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tp puroe Dor mebreren Eogen BON
einem Saeellturm beimgeiu6t. 9tie-
iige Sogelitiife fonen bort gefolen
lem. 9ieIe @1uier in Der Staot
tpuroen bei6aoigt. slae Selegrapben-
ordbte tpurben nieoergeriiien. @liid-
li6er @eiie ipuroe 9eienano per-
lebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
seraniidJer Sriiblina.

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Sm 5rnbltngsfd)mnd prangt bic Natttr,
'Ne Sabres5eit, BITE bier sn 2anb,
CONT betmab ginslid1 nnbetannt.
Sonit brannte oft bereits inn Wsars
Die Sunne gliibenb erhentuarts,
9pd] fam es babel and) tppl npr,
DAP man betm Nur6er tiid)tis frpr.
go gtngen benn In bieiem 2an1
gStnter Mnb Summer 6ana In S5an6,
Dem Jriibling gab man feime Seit
Sn bieier Seihen @ediefitreit.
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8p pirflidJ einntal ssriibling mar,
g iuar nidJt ST fult, 's iuar nid]t AT 6ei6,
Der SRI bling 'O9 nerbient men HreiS.
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SaR ct btsber 10 trpden tuar,
S'rum fiirdjte id) beinab', er lit
@pl beintlid 9robibitiouiit
Ser 8anbe NUN, tute SIR ia tpift,
gsnr 81ies sn5mtranen lit
Sic raubt uns jebe syrenbe germ,
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ttnb fame enblid Tie snm 2rad,
Wian iueint' ibr feine grdnen mad,
9enn iie beitanb aus Seu6elei,
Sdleinbeiligfeit unb SDrannet
ltnb berridJt 8ernuaft banm tpiebernni,
WadJt man Oeiete nidbt, bic bnmn,,
Damn rnfen mir persniigt mnb frpb:
rSerr Wirt, Elm 5laiddlen ~ a n,p"l
llnb tuenn bic @ldier baum sefaat,
tlnb nnier eriter Surit seittllt,
Damn rmft: n8robibitiICt m5s' nun
Sm eiuisen Srieben ielig rub'n."
Odd leiber tit lie nod nidbt tot,
S'rnm beifst ST fanpfen bas Yebpt,
SIR i'm b'rum itarfen iuir itns 10
Wait einem 0laie N fam NO."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
@ie ous @uaoalaiora GENE

Wle aus @uaDalaIara gellte!-
oct miro, bot General 9ui5, Ser
@ouperneur bes 9erritorilln1s Tepie,
beihloiien, bas @iertrinfen IN lei
nem Serritorium 5u foroern, i'm
oaourdJ ben Shuappsfonfum alt be-
idranfen. Die @irti6aftell, oie
nibts ipeiter ols Bier perfaufen, iol.
ZEN nit elmer iebr nieorigen Stener
belegt iperoen, nabreno Die Sa.
looms, Die aud Spirituoien perfall-
fen, bobe slbgaben be5ablen miii.
len. Son Dem Wann fonnten I'M
iere Trobibitioniiten piel lerrelt
pent iie iiberbaupt lernen fonllter
rnl0 MOLTEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
RaottalbetlMite
Merpeni6pdde

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nitneslofeiett unb f4Ie9ten Trdumeu, erfAbs.
ferben elnSfIiifien, Brnfts. @tidem. uH6 RoSf.
f8mersen, SaarausfaII. eIbnatms bes QeD5ra
nnb Geftdtse aatarrbs- Wagenbylfsu, &tnbIbers
ftopfung Wiibiefett. Grroten4 .pittsrn. &erbffop.
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bplle Weinmbbsit unb Brp6iinn tsieses.
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Seilperfabren. Seber tetn siener arst.-
reiae SuS 1SsSsstiSs Suliaas {sos). S ss.iSss iSS
bon Jung unb alt. maann ngb Grau, eeIslefs
tpsrbsn foLlts. fnrr eeeen Qtnfenbane bon NJ
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bon ber
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The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
TOLLESTON-

The ringing of the church bell yes
terday morning reminded all that an
other one has left the number of Iiv-
ing. 1t was Mr. Ludwig Buse one
of the pioneers of Tolleston and the
Calumet region. He died at .the house
of his daughter, Martha at Saxony.
very suddenly of heart failure. He
was about 7s years of age. and had
lived in this region (Tolleston) for
almost a half century He leaves his
wife, who is very i'll for a long time.
so that she was expected to die sever
al times of late, four sons and one
daughter. Martha Jarnecke of Saxony.
Two sons, Ernst and Frank. live in
Black Oak, Albert in Hammond. Otto
in Cleveland Funeral arrangements
have not been made.
Mrs. Paul Greenberg and son. Wal
ter, were Hammond visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Frank German was business
visitor in Gary Friday
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13

place. Marie was dead before either of
the men summoned could reach her
side
The suicide was a comely young wo-
man, well formed and prepos ssessing
of face, and had worked hard to keep
the little home in which she lived cozy
and tidy. The appearance of the in
terror of the cottage was far better
than is that of most of the foreigners
of the same walk in life.
Refuses to BE COmfOrted.
Pietro, the stricken husband, refuses
to be comforted He sat beside the
body of his dead wife yesterday, hold
ing her hand and bemoaning his own
selhshness in not realizing that the
poor young thing was heartsick and
wearied beyond endurance of the color
less monotony and drudgery of her ex-
istence
And while the tears streamed down
his cheeks. the baby girl crowed in
the arms Of a. rough-looking italian
laborer. who despite his rough exterior,
nursed the infant with all the tender
ness of a woman.
The funeral will ltake place at 9
o'clock Monday morning, presumably
from the Polish Catholic church, al
though the arrangements have not yet
been completed.
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
HEARD By RUBE.

The price of meats no sooner goes
down than they begin to raise the price
of bricks.
The opinions of other people in Gary
would be more interesting If they did
not conflict with our own.
The chances are that eagle will not
have as easy a time as Harry Thaw
in proving he is insane. At all events
everything seems to be on his side.
Representative Crumpacker favors
December Inauguration in order to
make each new president a Christmas
present to the nation.
Up TO the hour of going to press no
new start has been made on the Broad
way pavement
OH cheer up. it will only be a few
more weeks until you can have your
doors and windows open and can be
entertained by your neighbor's phono-
graph
Senator Proctor Of sElkhart. after be-
ing shown through the steel mills yes
terday, was more convinced than ever
that Gary would get court two years
hence.
The general opinion is around Gary
that the quality OF milk since the ar
rest of the two dealers will improve
from this time on
The main trouble in taking census
OF Gary is that the population of the
city grows faster than tabulators can
work.
It might be safe bet to wrap the
snow shovel UP in moth balls.
We deliver the Furniture and Car
pets to your door, no extra charge-no
waiting and at Chicago bargain prices.
Spiegers. South Chicago's leading fur
niture store. If
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
GARY BRIEFS.

The dancing party at Assembly hall
last night, given by Miss Grace Thorpe,
proved as usual to be a very enpoyable
affair. and was well attended.
Fred L Baldwin, the local jeweler
made a business trip to Chicago yes
terday.
Mr.. J. c. Price and daughter, Goldie,
Of Bruce Lake. Ind. were in Gary
yesterday in search of house prepara-
tory to locating here
Wilbur D. Hart of Crown Point, who
has been Ill at his home the past week,
returned to Gary yesterday to resume
work in the electrical department of
the mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Spencer of East
Chicago were the guests of friends in
Gary last evening.
All the bargains advertised by Spieg-
els in the Chicago papers are dis
played and for sale at our large South
Chicago store. 91sS-s135 Commercial
avenue. If
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
SECOND PRODUCTION
OF QUEEN ESTHER
Performance Goes Smoothly
and Principals Get
Many Encores.
CHURCH GETS A NEAT sum
First Home Talent Production That
Was Ever Given in the City
of Gary.

The second evening OF the dramatic
oratorio, Queen Esther" was given
last night at the Congregational church
at the corner of Sixth avenue and Mad
ison street. The second nights per-
formance was even more successful
than the first because of the fact that
the participants were more familiar
with their parts and the flrst thrills of
stage fright had been overcome.
AS result OF the two performances
a neat sum was REALIZED for the church
Both of the performances were given
to crowded houses, and the oratorio
was heartily appreciated by those who
saw 1t. The play was given on an i'm
provised stage which was erected in
the church and was curtained of from
the audience
Not Hitch Noticed.
There was sarcely a hitch in the
whole performance last night. and the
work of some OF the principles was ex-
ceptionally good. Those who took the
principle parts were Miss Emma
Draught, Winfield S. Faulds, Lon Rog-
ers. j. Roy Morrison, Mrs. r. Hening
way, and Mis- sMabel Wickey.
The entertainment given to the peo-
pie OF Gary last night and Thursday
night by local talent was the first to
be staged in Gary OF this character.
It met with instant approval of the
public, and already It is said other
plans are being made for productions
of this type
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13

marks other creative towns is lacking.
Smoke spells waste. and here they have
cut down its prodigal blackness to a
thrifty mist which hardly dulls the
blue of the sky.
Lean" gas was the pioneer effort to-
ward economy-analysis of ore. coke.
limestone and patient experiments in
furnace management contributing to
htat result. Followed crownfng of the
furnace stacks and capture of enough
gas to fire the enormous stoves" sup
plying the host blasts; finally retriev-
ing all of the gas and after cleansing,
burning under boilers to get steam for
power-not sufficient power to beat the
product pig iron into steel rails or bars.
That was left for the self-contained
efficiency OF Gary, whose gas engines
develop nearly twice as much energy
from its furnace wastes as would boil
ers and steam turbines, and where no
coal is burned for power
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
NO SMOKE AT GARY
Lea Gas is One of Magic

Gary is a misnomer. The new steel
capital on the southern lip of Lake
Michigan. whose first blast furnaces
spouted golden metal the other day,
should have been christened Economy,
Ind. for economy is the inspiration
and the genius of the place
1t is convention of the short cuts
which have slashed steel costs year by
year in the face of rising fuel, ore and
labor. The courage and imagination
which have spent $42,o00.0o0 to clip a
Few vital seconds from the birth throes
Of steel rail are linked with cool
Drained conservatism. The best, the
record-breaking features of all other
mills have been assembled, magnifed.
The result evolved is the most perfect
big industrial plant that the sun shines
on.
For the sun shines at Gary. That.
according to System, is the primary
miracle. The pillar of cloud which
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
Hold Monthly Meeting

The Gary Retail Merchants associa-
ton held regular monthly meeting
last night. The attendance was good
and considerable ground was rona over
for the good of the association.
Although the organization had
agreed last December to close their
doors every night, excepting on Satur-
day $, at o'clock in the evening, not
all Of them have lived up to the new
rule. This matter was again brought
up for discussion last night, as was
also the printing of a blue book in
which the names of good and badd Gus
toners will be given.
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
With Gary's
CoIored Folk

Rev. A. L. Blake preached a great
sermon last night to the negroes of the
First Baptist church. One of the abiest
that the young minister ever preached
in his church His lesson had a bearing
on associates. He said: Birds of a
feather flock together A man is
known by the company he keeps. Like
beget like" Those who like to stay
home from. the church Get in the habit
staying away, and the more they stay
the more they love to stay No man
can improve his habits by staying
away from the church, he said. No man
is naturally bad. No man gives him
self over to criminal habits solely up
on his own instincts. These actions
and habits come about through asso-
Citations and. If we want to be Chris
tians. we must come to the church in
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13

NOS4hAAOS0 AAOA1 aB6 OHC(
Messina, so near to where her father.
mother. four sisters and a brother
lived, served to aggravate the yearntng
IN hear heart to once more visit the
home of her brief childhood, and she
implored her husband to take her back
to Italy. Guagliard, however, was per-
fectly satisfied with the land OF his
adoption and did not care to return.
Refuses to Go Back.
I'VE are doing well here" he told
his wife when she would beg him to
go back. Why should we ieave?"
In the meantime. he failed to notice
that the young womans yearning was
causing her to droop and fade. Her
step had lost its spring, and her cheek
It's bloom. but the husband, engrossed
in his own work. and seeing Marie
daily, failed to take heed of her chang
ed appearance.
Yesterday morning she performed
her household tasks with unusual care
and caressed her baby with increased
tenderness
Shortly before IL o'clock, she handed
the baby to one of the men who boarded
with her, and asked him to care for the
little one for moment. She then went
into the middle room of the cottage
and presently shot rang out. Tony
Mouscan, who was holding the baby
in the kitchen, put the infant down
and hurried into the next room to see
what had taken place.
Dying on the Floor.
He was met by Leon Cicil, another
boarder, who was entering from a
different room. The young woman lay
on the floor dying. The two men lifted
her gently and carried her to a couch
the room contained. and then one of
them went for DR.. Schlicker while the
other hastened to notify the husband
Of the dying woman of what had taken
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
WHO STOLE H|VLEYS
PIG IS 4 QUESTION
Query Inquiring for Thief
Will Be Sent Broad
cast on Cars.
HEN FRUIT ALSO DISApPERS
Practical Joke on Conductor Begun
in Kirk Yards, Near Gary,
Ends in Court.

Who stole Hivley's pig?" is the
question that is being heard among
hundreds of men in the Kirk yards OF
the c.. L. S. & e. railroad at Gary, fol-
the past week. Not only is the ques-
tion being asked but 1t is written in
chalk on five score of freight cars IN
the yards today. and the news of TIiv-
ley's loss will be sent broadcast
throughout the state.
John Hivley is the conductor Of a G..
l. S. & E. freight train which plies to
and fFp between Gary and eastern
points. Mr.. Hivleys home is in Gary
and he resides at 344 Polk street. and
last week was the proud poss essor of a
fine pig which was to be slaughtered
for the family larder within a few
days. But
Last Monday when Mr.. Hiyley re-
turned from his regular run on the
road he was amazed to find that piggy
was missing. A strict search was made
but not the least trace of the "porker''
could be found. Mr.. Hivley returned to
work the next day and upon every box
car in the Kirk yards he noticed this
inscription: Who stole Hivley's pig?"
His fellow railroad men were always
~SNJ WASAA NAiC SdAIA0 question. The
story soon leaked out that during his
absence party OF his friends had TAX
en- the pig and celebrated his absence
by having pig roast.
Ends in Court.
Mr.. Htvley said very little, but de-
termined to get even. Thursday while
on his regular run Mr. Hivley pur-
chased two dozen fresh eggs from a
farmer in one of tn ecountry towns
his train passed through When the
train reached Gary today Mr.. Hivley's
eggs were missing. He at once sus-
picioned his train crew and confronted
Engineer Charles Snyder and demanded
his hen fruit Snyder denied having
taken the eggs, but upon the point of a
revolver being thrust in his face he
quickly produced them.
Snyder then came to the local police
station and swore out a warrant for
Hivley's arrest for pointing a gun at
him. The case came up for trial in
Judge Fitzgerald's court yesterday
afternoon, but after hearing the eyi-
dence, Judge Fitzgerald said he didn't
blame the defendant, and dismissed tbs
case. In the meantime
Who stole Hivleys pig?p
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
MEET AT AINSWORTH

Hobart. Ind, March .-(speciaL)-
There Will be a meeting at Ainsworth
tonight Of all the milk producers of
Lake and Porter counties who have
been interested in the recent splendid
campaign in the legislature for the bill
to provide an indemnity for cattle killed
as result Of the tuberculin test.
The meeting viii ltake UP the matter
Of providing for tho expense of the at
torneys and other representatives who
went to Indianapolis in the interests
of the Wickey bill
The farmers of Lake and Porter coun-
ties are very much pleased at the work
of Judge William W. McMahan of
Hammond, who spent so much OF his
time in the interests OF the bill
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
Three Weekly Changes.

The management of the Gem theater
announces that, beginning next week,
the vaudeville program at their the
ater, will be changed three times
week instead of twice. This will be
for the convenience of their patrons,
who desire to see q new show as often
as possible. The vaudeville acts, which
have been staged for the past week, are
specially good. and the ventriloqust,
who recently finished his engagement,
was considered one of the bets acts
ever produced in the city. The changes
of the program will take place on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights.
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
Milk Dealers Up.

Two Gary milk dealers, Thomas Helm
ey and c. w Prott. who were arrest
ed some time ago on warrants sworn
out by State Food Inspector Frank W.
Tucker, for selling impure milk, had
their trial in Judge Hubers court yes
terday.
Heiney pleaded guilty and was fined
$20.50. Prott protests he is innocent
and refused to plead guilty. His case
will be tried latter.
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
CLARK STATION.

Mrs T. Horeck of Clarke and Mrs.
August Brown of Tolleston were Chi
cago shoppers
A Wagner, leverman at Clarke June
tion. took the position as yard master
on the p, f. w. & C. railroad here.
William Much of this place was very
happy for he killed number of ducks
and goose at the lake
F. Behn was a Indiana Harbor and
Hammond business visitor
Edward Old of Clarke is slowly i'm
proving with his rheumatism here.
R. Vonslow of Tolleston was q. Clarke
business visitor
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
Will Open Monday.

The new cigar store, located on
Broadway, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues, which will be known as the
Gary Cigar company, will open up their
store on next Monday The new cigar
company VIII be one of the most unique
IN the city because Of the fact that
it will install smoking room for the
men, with plenty of literature, SO that
they will be able to congregate here.
and meet their friends
The Gary Cigar company will also
wholesale tobacco to the dealers about
Gary. They are now installing one of
the finest sets of fixtures in the city
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13

stead OF leaving our names their and
this will keep US out of bad habits.
Mrs. J. Edwards. while on her way
home last night, was attacked by an
unknown man. who seized her by her
clothes. She kept kept her presence Of
mind and struck him with her fist and
knocked him down. At this he became
frightened and fed.
Mrs. Bette Smith is visiting Michi-
gan City for few days.
Mrs. Bellar Bradford is spending a
week in Gary. She is expecting to
buy property in this town If she finds
suitable place.
Mr.. Perry Bradford of Gary will ride
the Elks' goat March "a.
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
Give a Play.

The pupils of the Tolleston high
school gave their first play last night,
the Union Depot, which was said
to be very good by all those who at
tended. The play was given under the
direction OF Professor E. A. Malmstone.
principal of the school Quite a num-
Der of Gary people were present at the
performance
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
THE CITY
Fail to Arrive.

The Calumet Savings and Trust COM
pany. which was to have opened yes
terday, did not do so because of the
fact that the safety deposit vaults
were not installed in time to do So.
President Holmes has been setting the
date for the opening of the bank every
day for the past week confidently ex-
pecting that they would be able to
open, but has been disappointed every
day. The bank will be opened the
early part Of next week.
The Lake County times., 1909-03-13
Work to Begin.

Work will begin next Monday on the
Holmes. Kuss & Co. building on Broad
way, below Eighth avenue. Gary. J. H
Clark has the contract, and has con-
siderable of the material on the ground
already.
The building will be a two story
structure, with two store rooms on the
hrst floor and fat and office rooms on
the second floor
The basement of the building will be
built with a view of installing pool
tables and a barber shop