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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-24

EKmeBs
Please announce, through the medium
OF The Times, that / will be a candidate
Tor the republican nomination for
mayor of Hammond at the primaries,
whose date Is TO be announced by the
republican city central committee.
f. RICHARD SCHAAF.
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Editor Times.

Editor Times:
You are authorized to announce that
viii be candidate for the republican
nomination for alderman In the First
ward, subject to the republican prf-
marieE.
CHARLES H. SCHUMACHER.
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n ]. O'NIALLEY,
GARY.
Editor Times,

Please make the announcement
through the medium of yOur paper that
VIII be a candidate on the republican
ticket before the voters, for mayor of
Gary, subject to the republican nomina-
ton.
JOHN A BRENNAN.
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Editor Times.

Editor I1meEg
Kindly announce me through tho me-
diam of your paper as a candidate for
councilman of the Eighth ward. suhfeet
TO the decision of the republican nrf-
marfes to be held Tuesday, Sent. IS.
A. f. KEPERT.
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Editor Times:

Please announce my candidacy for
the nomination of councilman from the
Third ward of Hammond ON the repub-
lican ticket, subject to the republican
primaries.
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Editor, Times.

Editor, Timess
Kindly announce through your ma
per nay candidacy for aIderman-at-
large on the republican ticket. sub
Ject to the republican primaries.
FRED LASH SIR.
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LOOKING the situation the reuublcans u tho
various cities Of Lake every reason to be
IN the ability Of the coming fall musings esn
~ -eN = 0si'aiAy
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JOHN A BRENNAN.

A1SneSi
1 desire to announce that / am a
candidate for the office of city clerk
on the republican ticket, subject to
the republican nomination.
w. M. DUNN.
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Editor Times,

E1dAtOr I1mest
BY means of this notice L have the
pleasure of announcing myself IA a
candidate for city treasurer for the
city of Hammond, subject to the COM
ing republican primaries.
PAUL b. LIPINSKI
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Editor Timest

Editor FINEST
Hou are authorized to announce that
| will be candidate on the republican
ticket for alderman In the Second
ward, subject to the republican prf-
marIeS.
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Editor Tlsen,

Editor TbDseHi
Kindly say in your paper that will
be candidate for the republican nom
tnatiOn for alderman from the sixth
ward, subject to the decision Of the
coming republican primaries.
DANIEL IxALMAN.
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Editor Times:

Editor Times:
You are authorized to announce in
your paper that / am candidate on the
republican ticket for the Office of city
clerk, subject to the republican nomfn-
ations.
JIMMY SCANLON.
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Editor Times,
wish to announce through the me-
dunn of The Times that / will be a
candidate for nomination for the office
of judge on the republican ticket, sub
ject to the coming primaries.
b. w. HENDERSON.
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Editor Times

Editor Times:
Will be a candidate for the nominal
ton for republican alderman from the
Tenth ward, subject to the republican
primaries.
JOHN j. O'NIALLEY.
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Editor, Times,

Ed1tOF, T7mess
You are authorized to Announce that
/ will be a candidate for the office of
aiderman-nt-large on the republican
ticket, subject to the republican nomi-
mating primaries.
A. J. SUTHERLAND.
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Editor, T1meas
VIII you kindly announce my name
Hs candidate for the republican nOmi-
nation for city judge, subject to the re-
publican primaries next week9
Z. ID. BRANDENBURG.
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HENRY LUNDT.
Editor. Times.

EdItOr. Times:
1 wish to announce through your
columns that I will be a candidate for
alder1nan-at-large on the republican
ticket in Hammond, subject to the com
Ing republican primaries.
ROBERT KIDNEY.
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Editor, FINEST

Editor, 11mess
Please announce through the col
un,ns of your paper that | am a can
didate for the office of city clerk on
the republican ticket, subject to the
republican nominations.
JOSEPH COTHERY
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A. J. SUTHERLAND.


Editor Times;
Please announce to your readers thar
l viii be a candidate for the uomiua-
tion for alderman-at-Iarre ON the re-
publican ticket, subject to the reUubIsc-
an primaries.
ADELBERT j. BURK.
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JOHN BENNETT.
Editor Times.

EG1TOT ItmeS:
Please announce to the republicans
OF Gary that L arm a candidate for aid
erman-at-lnrge, subject TO the repub-
ucan nomination.
GUSTAVE HEART.
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Editor, Times:
Dear sirs Please announce through
the medium of The Times that 1 am
and will he n candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for mayor of Ham
mond at the primaries whose date is
to be announced by the republican city
central committee.
THOMAS SWANToN.
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Editor Times.

Editor FINEST
1 desire to announce through the
columns of your paper that L am a can
didate for the Office of city treasurer
on the republican ticket. subject to
the republican nominations.
E. C. SIMPSON.
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Editor Times.

Editor Times:
Please announce to the republicans
TINT / am candidate for alderman
from the ward In which / reside, which
is TO be named by the town board of
Gary. subject to the republican nomfn-
atiOns.
JOHN BENNETT.
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Edit0r Times.
wish to announce through your ma
per that l Will be candidate for alder
inan-at-iarSe on the republican ticket,
subject TO the decision of the republic
an primaries.
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MARTIN JOHNSON.
Editor, Times,

Editor, Times:
Please announce to the people of
Gary that ! am n republican candidate
for the office of alderman-at-Iar1e.
subject to the republican nominations.
WILLIAM M'NEIL.
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Editor, Times.

ANtAtNOA1 IIIne83
YOu may announce fhroupb von-
columns that 1 Will be n candidate for
the nomination for republican alder
man of the seventh ward, subject m
the republican primaries.
FRED COTTON
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Editor. Ttnen,

Editor. Tfmess
You may announce my name as
candidate on the republican ticket for
the office of city clerk of Hammond,
subject to the republican nominating
primaries. PETER RIPLEY.
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Editor. Times:
Kindly announce my name as a can
dtdate for the republican nomination as
aiderman-at-large to succeed myself,
before the coming repuhlacan primaries.
w. b. NEWMAN.
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Editor, THmeat

AAWNtOAt
You are authorized to announce my
name as n candidate for city treasurer
of Gary on the republican ticket, sub
ject to the republican nominations.
A. ID. SCHAEFFER.
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Editor, Times.

IsdItOr, T1mess
Dear Sir; Kindly announce through
your paper my candidacy for the office
of city judge in the coming election,
subject to the decision of the republican
| primaries.
EDWARD SCHOTvTT ErR
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Editor. Tin,en,

rzdftor. Times;
You are authorized TO announce that
Will be candidate on the republican
ticket for alderman In the sixth ward.
subject to the republican primaries.
c. III. ZAHN.
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Editor Tines.

NIIItMs
Please announce to the republicans
| of Gary that / am "A candidate for CITY
clerk, subject to the republican nomtn-
alton.
MARTIN JOHNSON.
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Editor Times,


You will please announce through
your columns that I win be a candi-
date for the Office OF city judge on the
republican ticket, at the republican
city primaries, which are to be an
nounced by the republican city Orrani-
zatiOn.
e. G. sPRoAT.
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THERE isn't enough of ancient
Henri Hudson to rattle around in his
coffin, but if there was the doings in
New York ought to make it feel pretty
proud
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MARY GARDEN is going to wed.
Husbands name not yet given. Per
haps Mary hasn't picked it out. Well.
she'll probably have little trouble.
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THINGS AND FILINGS

MYSTERIES has no place in poll
tics, nail that down.
IT is generally while on pleasure
bent that a man gets broke.
TIME to press your autumn leaves.
Also time to press your fall suit.
YOU might name the new boy after
Cook, providing wife isn't Pearyite.
PRETTY punk policy! Living on
the fame that rightly belongs to some
one else.
THE j. Glenn Harris boom is not
what we would call one of the hardy
annual kind
DON'T bank very hard on the can
didate who doesn't improve on short
acquaintance
Cd
THERE are some candidates we
shall waste no time with, rest as
sured about that
JEFFRIES must have an awful
crouch at Messrs. Peary and Cook for
stealing his thunder.
-AA-
WE note with interest that Wa
bash college has begun to run its
football games from Laporte.
THE Pirates have done more to
help along football around Chicago
than anything else possibly could.
UNDOUBTEDLY Organism can
take care of itself. for no one seems
to want to take the job of caring for
it,
IN the meantime there are a lot
more Lake County farms for Chicago
newspaper men to buy if they do de-
sire.
GUS GRIEGER the Hanna states
Nan is going to open a large garage
in Laporte. Gus is great on opening
things
FITZSIMMONS says Jeffries will
beat Johnson to death Fitz meant.
probably. that he will talk the negro
to death.
NEW YORK is expecting a horde of
crooks this week. Well anything to
decimate the regions where the gang
is numerous.
WHAT'S this. the wires are hum
ming u. of W. baseball nine larrup-
ed by the Japs by the Keiyo U, in
Tokyo?" oh, this pellow peril!
MARY GARDEN is going to wed.
Husbands name not yet given. Per
haps Mary hasn't picked it out. Well.
she'll probably have little trouble.
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WHAT'S this. the wires are hum
ming u. of w. baseball nine larrup-
ed by the Japs by the Keiyo U, in
Tokyo?" oh, this pellow peril!
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HENRY +. EGGERs.
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NEW YORK is expecting horde of
crooks this week. Well anything to
decimate the regions where the gang
is numerous.
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GUS GRIEGER the Hanna states
nan is going to open a large garage
in Laporte. Gus is great on opening
things.
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JIMMY scANLoN.
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FITzSIMMONs says Jeffries will
beat Johnson to death. Fitz meant
probably, that he will talk the negro
to death.
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Editor, Times.

EDWARD sCHOTTLER.
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HENRY GoEBEL.
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IN the meantime there are a lot
more Lake County farms for Chicago
newspaper men to buy if they do de-
sire.
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! UNDOUBTEDLY Organism can
take care of itself. for no one seems
to want to take the job of caring for
/ 1t.
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THOMAS swANToN.
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THE Pirates have done more to
help along football around Chicago
than anything else possibly could.
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ADELBERT j. BURK.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-09-24
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO PASS
THROUGH TOWN FROM ptiILA. TO SEATTLE
TO CHANGE "HORSES" HERE
4 Might Have Been" but Ended in Disaster
and Death. Starts Again Sept. 25

Sunday night President Taft will pass through Backfoo and
Monday afternoon o'clock the Press Messenger from Phla-
depha is due to dash Ford Buick automobile via
Soda Springs and Lincoln Valley his way Seattle with letter
from President Taft written Beverly Mass to President lh
berg Of the Seattle Y Pacific Exposition.
As stated last week. the purpose to see if an automobile trip
can be made the continent twelve days with roads IN
their present condition It left Philadelphia last Saturday and has
been coming day and night since and will simply slow down
at Bacoo front of The Bfoo State Bank while the mes
senger steps from the Ford Buick the big fine Auburn in
the hands of Maurice Watson who will have the engine at full
speed and the car will shoot down the with right Of way
assured and the guarded under direction of Chief Of Police
C. F. Hlliard
Three D. M is the figured for the to pass this
point and those who will have hurry for matter OF
national pride let be detained quarter Of second against
their will Everybody who loves his country will give the road
glad they reduce the record to anything less than the
estimate already made.
anything should happen detan the in the vicinity Of
Rackoot Idaho will be published and noticed by millions Of
peoples probably photo published Of the rock mudhoe
bridge causing the delay Already the forecast of the trip shows
that the road leading into Baoo from the east considered the
the transcontnenta trip and the time allowed to come
from Soda Springs distance Of miles, is eight hours or
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This Applies to Tobaccos and Cigarettes also

miles per hour equaled in ownes by only two other localities
Kemerer Wyo., and La Grande, Oregon.
This puts the lmelgh with the light shedding bad
tint The sand on the Fl Hall road and the mud holes Lincoln
Valley may give us disagreeabe reputation and think the
Commercial club the Good Roads association and Indian Agent
Major Caldwell might the day by having work done TO-
day and tomorrow the bridge the Garret ditch west OF
IS in doubtful condition. the local road might have
some scrapnp done there the grade will be smooth
and hard by Monday the cuve front of the rgo ranch
in condition give vehicles bad jolt that Irego and his
bike should chase there with shovel and initiate an honest
farmer until it properly covered If there the road at
Moeand Road Oveseer Christensen will probably have some
thing doing to make ready for the presidents message to pass
dry shod u
In oden times when the ruler about to pass the whole
population turned out ak the paths straight not because
there was any historical attached to his trip anything in
the light Of achievement and national progress depending upon IT.
but simply as mark of respect the ruler In this instance there
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only the message of the greatest Of earthly rulers that
travelling against time but marks great achievement Putting
the railroad and telegraph lines onhe run soopeak BY showing
how nearly we can match them with the machine that few
years ago the laughing stock of the worda horseess carriage
But mechanics have persevered and the great holocaust at
San Francisco put everything Of commission than the au
omobes and they showed the asonhed world their great
ory over the noble animal that has been depended for three
times thousand years.
Who would quit his work to be where he could see this
particular messenger 60 by
Magellan sailed from old European port, and travelled
until he got back the paceand the world ac
knowledged that the earth was round
Fulton put the breath of the eake into the tubes of river
boat and took boating party up the Hudson defiance Of wind
tide and every Holland Dutchman along the way proud
to have gazen upon that first steamboat
of living have burned with regret because
was not their lot be Kit Carson and help ride the relay Of
horses that carried the first letter Comaand from that SIM
pie beginning developed the pony express the oreunner OF the
magnetic telegram the stage coach and the lightning express
expected that this relay Of automobiles rushing across
the will open the way for any Of letter carriers but
those who read the signs Of the times has significance
establishing great national highway from east to west across the
greatest nation the globe From day day scattering de-
mand has been heard for great automobile connecting the
Cities the upper Mississippi the great wheat fields Of the
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CITY BUSINESS
Short Line Warns City Dads to Keep
Off It's Property - Mayor
West Absent.

Alex Younie acted as chairman at
the meeting of the council Tuesday
evening in the absence of Mayor West.
The appointment made last week
for the council to go out and exam
ing the east line of Stout avenue from
Mrs. Chalmers north, had not been
kept, and no action was taken in the.
matter Of changing the line for the
walk.
The application of J. W. Staley
and others for street in the Dippel
addition was not accompanied with in
formation as to the probable cost.
and the street and alley committee
found it would take a great deal Of
running around to see all the parties
interested, and recommended that in
such cases the applicants be required
to investigate these matters and lay
them before the council.
Attorney J. W. Jones laid before
the council communication from D.,
Worth Clark, attorney for the Short
Line, saying they have clear title
to strip of land which is part of
their right Of way on the east side of
the tracks abutting the orchard of
Edwin Watson that the city had in
sisted on using for street, and as
the Short Line wants to make use of
this to build a switch, he. Clark
would be pleased to have the city
cease their contention as to its rights
to use it. That he could lay the evi-
dence before them or their attorney
If they desired to know more about
it, and in this way it might be deter
mined to their satisfaction without
| litigation. 1t was referred to City
Attorney Hansbrough.
w. H. Danilson handed in an ap-
plication for permit for the Farm
ers' Milling Company to install set
! of wagon scales in front Of the mill,
which was granted after long dis
cussion.
T. R. Jones and J. G. Bond were ap.
pointed to get plans for the fire hall
City Engineer Fred Kiefer hand,
ed in report of his work from Au-
4 gust 4th to September 21st
An order was made to lay pave
ment along the south side of Idaho
street between Main and Taylor.
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II You want money quick,
eet it from Parkinson Realty
Z Investment Go. We have
plenty ON low rates Of interest
and can let you have It as
soon a. the papers are signed.
Parkinson Realty q Inevst-
ment Company
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LIVE STOCK PRICES

South Omaha, Sept. goth. 1909.
Although there was liberal run Of
cattle here all last week, the trade
closed up strong and l 5 a 25c higher
on good killing steers. While cows
showed some loss at the windup, still
values were 10@15c higher for the
week. Top beef steers brought $6.10
the highest figure for the year to
date. Good kinds of killing steers
are selling at s5.00Gs.25; fair to
good, $4.65@ $4.s0; good to choice,
light and medium weights, $4.25W
s4.65; fair to good, $3.65Q$3.9O.
Receipts of sheep and lambs have
been heavy the past week, especially
lambs. There are 10000 here today,
and with the 25@35c decline last
week on lambs and about dime to-
day, these have suffered severe
break; sheep have held steady to
strong. Good killing lambs are SELL
ing at $6.75@$7.25; wethers, $3.50
@$4.S5; yearlings, $4,000 $5.35;
ewes, $4.00@$4.60; good feeding
lambs, $3.50 a $6.40; feeding yearl-
ings, $4,75Q $5.S5; wethers, $2.75@
$4.25; ewes, $2.50@$3.5O.
CLAY. ROBINSON & co.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT

A fellow named Pearce was cbarg
ed with obtaining. money under false
pretenses and found guilty. He hat
been working for a Mr.. Taylor, and
had drawn his pay, but went to Mrs
Taylor learned that she had been de-
some money due him for his work,
and drew five dollars. When Mrs.
Taylor elarned that she had been de-
ceived the criminal law was invoked
and Pearce was given a term of 80
days in Jail.
Geo Schumer, alias Lockhart, was
found engaged In a game of craps
with drunken man in an alley, and
was fined $3.50. He is serving out
the amount in jail.
Another fellow named Walter was
found guilty of furnishing booze to
an Indian, and was given 80 days in
jail.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-09-24
THE RUMMAGE SALE

The Village Improvement society
will begin series of rummage sales
on Friday the 18th of October, to
raise money to pay off the debts they
have incurred in grading the ceme-
terry. They expended nearly thou
sand dollars in cash, and are obliged
to raise some money, but do not want
to ask the people for 1t. They ask
only chance to conduct rummage
sale in the usual way, and will rely
on the loyalty and thoughtfulness Of
the people to give them as much bus
mess as they feel justified In doing
Persons having rummage are re-
quested to report to Mrs. Hansborogh,
president, and II 1t does not suit to
hold the rummage until the sale be-
gins the ladies will find some way to
store 1t until that time.
Inspect the articles you do not
use much, and see what you can furn-
ish for the sale. 13tf
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WHAT is A FRIEND

What is friend?" It is the fell
low who will inconvenience himself
for you. 1t is the man who will sit
beside your bedside when your frame
has been touched with disease. 1t is
the man who will come to you when
the clouds are black, while the NUT
tering thunder of misfortune growls
along the sky It is the man who
will say: Don't be discouraged. ]
see you are in trouble, let me help
YOU out" 1t not the man who will
do you kindness only when he feels
he will get in return fee full value for
services rendered. We would not
give two cents for man who would
write his name in fancy letters In our
friendship album If he would not visit
us when we are in trouble. .-Ex.