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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30
Gn Sur til Gf6nston
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30
Denne er like nogen ny
Koloni.

~ iNNS hO6Sh hy
.Koloni.
Den fcrste Part af dette
verdifulde L a n d o m a d e
bragtes Markedet 1906 og
blew optaget saa hurtigt, at vi
nodsagedes til at give Afslag
paa en- Mengde Ansogninger,
og nu, med en- driftig, fremad-
skridende BY allerede etable-
ret, med sine mango Fordele
(som like eksisterede i Ioo6)
er det kun en- naturlig Sew
folge at denne anden Part vii
blive optaget endnu hurtigere
end den forste; derfor anrpo-
der vi Dem ON at HANDLE
STRAKS. Fyld I'd neden-
staaende Kupon og skriv til
os med omgaaende Post for
videre Oplysning ON denne
sjeldne Lejlighed, dei sldrg
oftere vii tilbydes Dem. vi
garanterer Dem Tilfredshed
med Handelen, eller Deres
Penge tilbage. Det er umu-
ligt for Dem at tabe en- Cent,
men De maa HANDLE NU,
eller denne eneste Lejlighed i
Deres Liv vii vare tabt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30
vi err beliggende

j Sydost-Georgia, tire Mil fra
Floridagr9ndsen og 40 Mil
fra Jacksonville, Sydostens
Ifovedstad, Diet berpmte OPP
holdssted for Turister ON Vim
teren, hvor Markedet for De-
res Produkter altid er aktivt
og indbringende. Den NEST
eftertragtede Plads i hele Sy-
den for ct Hem, som allerede
har to Jernbaner gjennem De-
res Ejendom og en- nu ferdig
Plan for en- tredie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30
Klina.

Klimaet i HOMELAND er uover.
truffet. Den hsjeste Temperatur ON
Sommeren er 98, Middelvarmen IS, den
laveste ON Vinteren er %, Middel-
temPeratur 62, hvilket afgiver en- gjen-
nemsnitlig Temperatur for Winter og
Sommer af 70 Grader. Sne er her fax
tisk ukjendt, medens tynd Is dannes to
eller tire Morgener hver Winter. Solstik
kjendes like, og Varmeudstraalingeu
foregaar saa hurtig, paa Grund af den
sandige Jordbund, at Netterne aldrig ei
lumre.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30
JOrdSnOnnet

Landet besidder i denne
umiddelbare Egn en- produce
rende Verdi, der frembringer
fra to til tire Afgrpder ON
Aaret, sikrende en- god aarlig
lndtagt, da Misvekst her er
ukjendt. Jordsmonnet bestaar
af sandet Loan med ct Un-
derlag al Ler, der stadig hol-
der Fugtighed nok til Avlen
af Grpnsager. Nasten ct
hvert kjendt Have eller
Landprodukt kan her produ-
ceres i Overflod og med god
Profit.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30

renoe bsbss bsrfor unbifplbe baaos
Snbbolo % llolipr.
Wso Qnit.t ON ct soot % petfanei
Wptaar for sbsr alls fra "pofsn"B Re.
oattsr. u. 9. 3rodfab,
Dor 523, SisIstob, g. ..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30
etattS SereS OoHes

Sporfor bliue meb peb at boHe oa ipptte,
naar nssle foa gofs af "Uarner's Wbit.
Dtne OF Tar" pil brinss burtis qinbrina,
bals ben smme Sinbe os forebpase qunasss
bet9nbelfe2 Der finbss intet bebre for Rios
bone bos Bern. Saoes aIle apotbsfer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-12-30
Jpr at iurere Jsriiuleli. paa en- Gag

Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.
Apothekere tilbagebetaler Pengene, hvis TX
ke kureret. T.. w. GRAVES Navn paa
4Esken. Csc. Tilvlrket af PARIS MEDICINE
CO., St. Louis, Mo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
CAMP AICN is
AT The DOOR
G.. 0. P. Headquarters to Be
Opened in the Reynolds
Arcade.

Last evening at 10 o'clock, imme-
diately following the adjourning of
the republican executive committee.
the first steps were taken by the dem
ocrats toward Incorporating Gary as
a city. When it was learned that the
republican forces had decided to in
corporate a plan agreeable to the OPP
posite party and which both will work
out tremendously together a petition
previously drawn up was handed out
for signatures.
William Mullen, TAP Virginia street,
was the first man to sign the document
which will ultimately result in the
steel City casting off its swaddling
clothes and do away with the town
form of government.
The other signers attached their
names in the following order:
Harry Moose. William I. O'Hallaran,
Edward w Creevey, William G. Crol-
ius. Alfred Jones, Richard E. Hourren
and others.
A copy of the petition is presented
herewith. 1t reads:
Petition for Incorporation.
To the board of trustees of the Town
of Gary:
The undersigned petitioners. who
are voters of the said town of Gary
and who constitute, and who are, one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
''HINKY DINK" KNOTS
EXPLOOES NEXT WEEK
His Candidacy for Mayor
Will Be Announced in
Eight Languages.

Thomas Knots, the 'Hinky Dink" Of
Gary, will next Wednesday night start
the political ball arolling when a big
democratic mass meeting will be held.
The town president and his bunch Of
faithful held meeting last night and
decided 1t would be for the best to
start his campaign early SO there
would be no chance for him to get out
Of the limelight, in which he has been
such an important factor OF late.
The meeting next Wednesday night
will be held in the Cozy theater, which
once was surrounded by the dens of
vice and was in tile heart of the red
light district Knots viii have a band
which will shout the glad tidings that
ne is to be candidate and call the
faithful to his side. Mr.. Knots has
only decided to be a candidate a short
time That is, he a few days back con-
cluded that it wouldn't be any use for
him starting his campaign At a meet
which was held down in the south end
il is said that Knots asked those as
sembIed if they were for him, and if
they We're not Of course there would
be no use to be a candidate He made
several promises ii is said, and a shout
went up from the crowd to a man.
The mass meeting next Wednesday
night win be called TO order at 1880.
number Of prominent speakers from
Chicago will be present to aid several
local orators, ali Of which promises a
pleasant time Mr. Knots candidacy
will be announced in eight different
langua ges at the meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
THOUGHT HER.
SELF A GAY
GRASS WIDOW
Especial to THE T1MEs)

Indiana Harbor, Aug. Tt has just
dawned on Mary Chirka, whose hus-
band. John, baker doing business in
Pennsylvania avenue, was arrested for
beating her. and who In turn had two
neighbors arrested for turning in and
beating him. that she is still the wife
of John. Having settled this point
she set about yesterday to secure his
liberation.
Mary. it appears had all along been
laboring under the belief that the court
proceedings, which resulted in Johns
being fined SIS and costs amounting
in all to $40, and being put under
bonds to keep the peace. was a di-
vorce proceeding. She faneied that
when Judge Jones pronounced the
solemn verdict, finding John guilty,
and the lawyers mopped their perspir-
ing brows after the close of the pro-
ceedings, and when John was lead back
TO his cell in the Indiana Harbor po-
lice station and locked there-when
all this had taken place. Mary fancied
that she was merry grass widow.
When. however. she awoke to the
realization that she was still Mrs.
Chirka she decided she might just as
out Of Jail could ia least work and
earn money TO support her and the
children, and John in Jail was another
proposition. 1t was a choice of two
evils, and Mary is now working her
head off to get John out of Jail.
In the meantime, John languished
all day yesterday in durance vile. hav-
been placed under $500 bonds to keep
the peace, and being unable to find a
bondsman He still has hopes, how
ever of raising the money to pay his
fine, and everybody is in quandary
as to what to do about the peace
bonds. Having placed the culprit I'M
der this restriction, the authorities dc
not feel like releasing him, and on the
other hand, with the principal witness
in the case averse to the peace bond
the situation is one for wise men to
ponder over
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
CELEBRATION TO
FOLLOW COUNTY FAIR
Prominent Citizens Take Charge and
Strong Committees Are Appointed
No Financial Donations Will Be
Asked of Merchants-Their Good
viii Being All That is Asked.

Gary will be the Invest spot in Indi-
ana Labor day week-Sept. to II.
During that period of time a grand
carnival will be held on Broadway, the
most imposing thoroughfare in the
state It will be given by the Gary
Carnival association and the Robinson
Carnival company win be the amuse
ment company on hand to entertain the
people of Lake county.
Judge P. L. Fitzgerald is president
of the Carnival association, which was
formed by prominent Gary citizens
during the week, to conduct the VEN
ture Attorney Joseph Gillies is the
secretary and Attorney Sheahn is the
treasurer.
Numerous other committees have
been appointed. including one COM
posed of william Matthew Dunn and
two members Of the Gary town board,
who will be delegated to Elkhart next
week to observe the workings Of the
carnival which is TO be held in that
city
The Committees Appointed.
The other committees having the
carnival in charge are composed of
the following:
General arrangements-C. H. Malon
ey. Kasper Wachs, Judge Fitzgerald.
James Doyne, William Mullen, George
Smith. ]. D. Herr, ]. E. Clark. John
Burke, E. Clifford. Joseph Gillies, Ed
ward Steinhagen, w. M. Dunn, J. Cur
ran and e Clifford.
TRANSFORMATIONS. D. Herr, chair
man.
Light and water-Judge Fitzgerald,
] c. H Maloney and James Doyne.
Invitations-w. NJ. Dunn. chairman.
Contests e. Clark, chairman; Geo
Smith, E. Clifford and John Burke.
Press and dvertising-Alfred Jones.
chairman; Edward steinhagen, Judge
! Fitzgerald.
/ Members will be appointed on the
! decorations, concessions and country
store committees within a few days
Engage Robinson Carnival Co.
The Robinson Carnival company.
which has been engaged to come to
Gary, is one Of the biggest amuse ment
enterprises of its kind. This week it
is showing at Battle Creek, Mich, and
Its road list includes the most ener-
getic cities in the central states.
It is said that the carnival company
carries four hundred people with it,
It's attractions and concessions are de-
clared to be the most up to date and
money getting ones In the field.
The selection of the date is an ex-
ceIlent one. It comes in pretty sea
son of the year, and as the Crown
Point county fair is to be held the pre-
ceding week 1t should prove an ex-
cellent financial venture. Holding it
at this time will serve to attract the
residents Of the south end of the coun-
ty-especially the farmers who nave
realized on this years heavy crops.
The various committees will be in
session daily to promote the affair. No
financial donations will be asked Of
the merchants. but they Will accord
the event their cordial support as Il
will not only advertise Gary but wiz
result in spending thousands of dol
lars in the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07

from the ditch into which he had been
thrown. His first words were My pa
pa is in the car ,"
Mr.. Mickey considers 1t fortunate for
the passengers on the train that the
car was not foot or two further onto
the railroad right of way, when the
collision came. Had the train struck
the trucks of the car instead of the
front end it could scarcely have es-
capped being ditched. The result would
most likely have been much loss of life
and serious injury to passengers on the
train, as well as on the street car. AS
it was the body Of the street car was
lifted off the trucks, and the car
pitched over onto its side.
Mr.. Groves and Alderman Lewis as
well as Mr. Mickey were interchangeable
in their efforts to rescue the injured
and make them as comfortable as pos
sible until more adequate help arrived
in the form of physicians and ambu-
1ances.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
Petitions OUT
FOR CITY RULE
Republican and Democratic Parties
Work in Harmony to Gain
Desired End

third and more of all the voters Of
said town, would respectfully petition
your honorable body that said town be
Incorporated as a city under the gen
eral laws of the State of Indiana in
such cases made and provided Your
petitioners wuld further show that
said town has population of 1000 per-
sons ind more.
Respectfully submitted.
1t is understood that numerous other
petitions will be circulated today by
both parties.
Republicans Appoint Committee.
That the republicans OF Gary will
work hand in hand with the democrats
on the Incorporation petition was
evinced this morning when Township
Chairman George Manlove named three
attorneys to draw up their petitions.
Mr. Manlove designated w F.
Hodges, william NJ. Dunn and Clyde
Hunter all members of the executive
committee to do this work. This will
also aid in circulating the petitions
which will put Gary in the metropoli-
tan class.
At the meeting of the club last even
ing in the Gary hotel important mat
tiers in connection with the campaign
were discussed. The chairman was also
empowered to rent suite of rooms in
the Reynolds arcade to be used as the
republican headquarters during the
forthcoming campaign.
Await the Things to Come.
It is highly apparent that the polit-
ical fever has Gary in its grasp. AS a
result of last nights meeting and the
springing of the Incorporation papers
the municipal campaign may have said
to be fairly started on its way. New
developments may be expected within
few days now that the republican
workers are to open up their head
quarters.
Activity will be the watch word in
both camps. The republicans have sew
eral surprises in store and the de-
mocracy is expectantly awaiting the
first issue Of the Lake County Demo-
crat which will appear in Gary in a
few weeks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
JOHNSON AND HIS
lK STILL THERE
Author Says That Dive Keeper
Threatned to Have Baptist Church
Burned-Some Of the Places Have
Never Been Cleaned Out, and Are
Worst Than Ever.

THE TIMES is in receipt of a letter
from A a Rodman. one of the colored
men in Gary, who has been most prom
inent in the vice crusade, and who says
that condition among the negro ele-
ment is little better than it was a few
weeks ago. Gambling, such as crap
shooting and poker, are allowed in
some of negro dives and immoral wo-
men still congregate in several of the
resorts. Such is the information re-
ceveide from the letter of Mr.. Rodman,
who says he is familiar with the sit
uation and has witnesses to back up
his assertion The following is Mr..
Rodmans letter:
Mr.. Knots Please Read This.
Editor THE TINES
Dear Sir, as one who has kept a
vigilant eye on the bad negro, on the
black and murderous element in Gary
would like to keep you posted on the
movements of these people. At Mrs
Williams place, a keep or the notori-
! Gus dive has concocted another scheme
for the purpose of keeping you from
! further showing them up. Mrs. Viii
| liams has pretended to leave town, but
she has not gone. Sc says she will hide
| "a few weeks until things become quiet
again At the same time the attic Of
her place is full of bad negro men and
women who spend the night in singing
and vice This does not take place
during the early part of the evening
but as late as l. and 8 o'clock in the
morning.
we are watching these places close
ly and there Will never be time tha'
we will not be able to give you any
information that you care to publish
Now sir. / want to tell you of a gane
that exists in Gary that you know
nothing Of This Is the Couts anC
Adams gang, their place is at FIT
teenth and Adams and they conduc
one of the worst notorious places il
the city right in the eyes OF the law
| Couts has woman called the Rae
Horse" who has figured in a score o
cutting scrapes and brawls in Gary.
Dave Johnson Still Operating.
Another place Is that on the hill
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth ave
nues, Is just as bad as any of TIL
others l do not know the proprietor
but his place is a hang out for gamb
lers, coke fends and bad women. Johl
Jennings place is still open and con
Quoted in the same old manner DaV
Johnson is also operating. Neither o
the latter two have closed up thei
dives l can prove all the above as
sertions If you so desire by a scor
of witnesses. This Mr.. Adams wa
heard to say that the Colored Baptis
church and other shacks would be de
stroyed by fire. Frequent threats hav
been made against my life but I ar
not afraid of them all. I think MI
Knots will put a stop to all this whe
he knows about conditions as he ha
just came back from 'Dreamland' an
we have great faith in him.
THE TIMES has certainly done won
derful work in Gary and without 1t
support we would not have been abb
to have carried on this crusade agains
vice. It is to be heartily commende
for their great work. Let It continue
Yours respectively.
"A A. RODMAN.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
Mr.. Wickey FIRST on Scene.

Mr. Mickey described the scene as
narrowing in the extreme We had
only moments warning of what was
impending" said Mr. Mickey. The
engineer blew the whistle and we felt
the scrudging of the air breaks as an
effort was made to stop the train.
Then came the impact, and everybody
ran to the door of the car to see what
had happened. I was the first out of
my car. and I guess the first off the
train. following the brakeman. Right
there before us lay the conductor, with
his leg cut Off dead. The cries OF the
wounded were pitifuI, many of them
being badly hurt and suffering great
pain. There were a dozen children on
the street car, but fortunately only one
of them was much injured. This little
chap had his eye badly hurt and seem
ed to be in considerable pain. What
impressed me the most was the cries
OF the children calling for their par
ents. One little fellow picked VI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
Discuss Plans for Church.

A meeting Of the building committee
of the Baptist church is being held this
afternoon for the purpose of discussing
the plans for the new church edihce.
Sketches of the building are being sub
mitted by several of the local archi-
tects, and il is thought before long
they will make a selection Of the
sketch which best meets their approval
The building is to be erected within a
short time, as the brick have already
arrived.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
WAS PASSENGER ON
PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN
Albert Lewis and H. K. Groves Also
Help Victims at Death Curve
Had Little Warning of Impending
Fate-Recall Many Dramatic In
eidents.
Especial to THE TINES

East Chicago, Aug. IA number of
East Chicago folk were on the Penn
sylvania train that collided with ar
East Chicago and Whiting street car
a the Indiana boulevard crossing
Thursday evening They included Z. W.
Wickey, Albert Lewis and H X.
Groves, all of whom did yeoman serv-
ice in rescuing the injured from I'M
derneath the wreckage and from the
ditch into which many Of them had
fallen. Fortunately for East Chicago,
not single resident of this citv was
among the passengers on the wrecked
street car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07

THE TIMES PAYS WEEKLY SAL
ARIES TO NEARLY FIFTY PEOPLE
IN HAMMOND. GARY. EAST CHICAGO,
WHITING AND OTHER PARTS OF
LAKE COUNTY. THEY SPEND THEIR
MONEY AT HOME. DOES 1T DE-
SERVE YOUR SUPPORT.