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Lower coast gazette., 1910-10-29
ACT 30. Hil.
Senate Dill 80. l22.
RESOLUTION

Senate Dill 80. 1873.
tof>,, pr,of r,rt1~
~
Processing an amordmpn, 10 Article TO-
Of the Constitution Of the STATE Of
Louisiana.
9'''!"H l. 10" II feSo!'"H ny 'NP
.c'!'I'' A9s'I1'IH u the 2,''' l"'.
o,ont"1 70 ooh ra,oo oona,r,;na Tha.
oaon1,,a ~. =,
%o cta.a - o,i,;ono I,%a,:.. -
,ho "nar;,iaa aIan,arn -, w. r.o,a ,,
,ha:n a,nnl,a, ~, o..i, ,,
hr ,r;,,ra 90, 80 49, r,r
.n,n,i..;a, 80 .,I - Il
ru"aIi,maI ~
fire, Tnnsda. fa1,au -" vi -
Iov in vnvomLar 1,io am.nIn,
,rticlo, ~ onI 1n> ~ ,ha C'na.i,%7
ion nf .bo c,,,n 81 anf.;,m" ~
omon3oa ~. - 10 orc ~ ,LNran
araI ,soomhr, " fnn- w.
,omhor s+h lone 90 49,, ~'n .rI
laws.
Al,l,!e w. me S,a'e ShalI ne d.
''"1' INTO 10, less I'"n twenty nor
'1l''G '"'i 'Il'ls,'"o J""l'''' u'S'!l''s.
''e "I''l VI o.IedlS excepted. ChuI
oIIel"IHe lEo'Iue" D! Id" mere ShaII
De lHiflE DlS'Fl''S'
Article los. The Parish Of Caddo
Shall compose the first District.
The Parishes of Bossiar and Web-
ster shall COMPOSE the second Djsrrjct
The Parishes of Claiborne and Bien-
vile shall COMPOSE the third district.
The Parishes of Union and Lincoln
shall compose the fourth district.
The Parishes of Jackson and VIM
shall mpos the fifth district.
The Parishes of Ouachita and More.
house shall compose the sixth district.
The Parishes Of West Carroll and
Richland shall compose the seventh
district.
The Parishes CT Franklin and Gaia
houla shall compose the eight district.
The Parishes Of Madison and East
Carroll shall compose the nin.h dis
trict.
The Parishes of COnrordia and Ten.
Sas shall compose the tenth district,
The Parishes of Natrhitoches and
Red River shall compose the eleventh
district.
Tie Parishes of DeSo;o. Sabine AMI
Vernon shall compose the twelfth dis
trict.
The Parishes of Rapiies and Grant
shall COMPOSE the thirteenth dis,ri {,
The Parishes Of A.voyelles shall COM
pose the fourteenth district.
The Parishes of CaIcasieu and Cam.
eron shall compose the fifteenth dis
trict.
The Parishes of St Landry and
Eyangelinp shall cOmnose the "siy1pnnth
district,
The Parish Of Vermj]ljou Shall rom.
pose the seventeenth district,
The Parishes of Arcadia and Lafav-
cite Shall cOmDose thp ejch;penth dis.
trict.
The Parishes of Iberia and St, Mar
tin shall c01lpose the nineteenth dis
trict.
The Parishes of TerreboDne and La.
fourche shall composp the twentieth
district.
The Parishes of Iberville, West Ba-
ton Rouge, and Pointe Coupee shall
compose the twenty-first district.
The Parish of East Baton Rouge
shall compose the twenty-second dis
triot.
The Parish of St, Mary shall com
pose the twenty-third district.
The Parishes of East Feliciana and
West Feliciana shall COMPOSE the
twenty-fourth district.
The Parishes of st. Helena. Living
ston and Tangipahoa shall compose the
twenty-fifth district.
The Parishes of Washington and st
Tammanv shall Compose the twenty.
sixth district.
The Parishes of Ascension, st.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-10-29
ACT no. 20.
AN ACT
T|IT@N |IEI''E
Secretary Of state.
Senate BIZ No. 131.


Submitting to the people OF the state
Of Louisiana. at the congressional
election to be held in November, 1870,
an amendment to the CONSTITUTION
eXempting from taxation Tor fifteen
years from the date of full cash pay
meht OF lhelr capital S'och uo!leo'I'
steamship companies Fi'S"7eu III
elSn commerce. aha Nuns '"e ''N
dltionS OF SUI e"Ae''P''on'
Whereas. the City Of New Orleans
is the natural gateway of the Mis-
sissippi Valley, through "hlch
should pass the commerce OF llal
greatest ana mos, H+'
""" 'ef"''N
Whereas, the completion OF inc
Panama Canal Will give an enoF-
nous stimulus TO trade ana ON
merce between the Mississippi val
ley and Orient and The west coast
of South America and Of cur own
country; ana
'',,',' '"s 0' IT, nhaIo Son,h
o'nLi nad 90 t,r.o im,,oIio+o
Nl"N' - l',.' 49,. nma, ,ho,no1 IF
~"u''n'"7. ea,1 r.h;oh j.
"'ue' 'S', 'r"on,tan Of Lr ~
opel!9 De ':Nen pc ,hia aa,ntrr. and
nA'Ii'ii'e l''"N
Whereas, great steamship OH
panies domlclled IN New orleans are
the only ana the d"Soi"'ttf Il '"7"4'
hleaIls "4pt'VI r r"' voJinv an,
uel"e.n -. hl5daui,r an tbo port.
one oo"n'ii0' oo.
III oCe"n may an1
0e''e0 o"'
Whereas, the Sla'e proposes 10 'dA
herself to promote d great Worlu
exposition at New orleans TO Ccle'
brate The completion OF the Panama
Canal, and it is the state duIE 10
en- ourage and promote the or@aNlza'
ton OF such great steamship 'oIh.
pdhieS ~ "'d L." !"
lnlS pl'Je'''
coct;on Re il epacted by the Gen.
,rol Assembly If the State of LOuisI-
ana, two-thirds of all the members
elected II each branch thereof concur
ring that at the congressional election
be held in this State on Tuesday,
November Sth, 1910. the following
amendment to the Constitution shall
he submitted TO the electors of the
State, to wit:
"Stoo mshin comnonias organized as
,~oroinoftar cot forth ,ogothor win
.boir ~canita, stock and All 1he,r nron-
,rtv cnrroroo, ond i~ncornoroa1 ehaI,
40 ovomnt from oil tovos and liooneps
stoto porich Iavpo and Nunicinal
both oonoraI and cneciol exclusive Of
rharfaan shad or levpa dues for fiji.
ION voar PC from tho dotn of filing with
cacrotarv Of State nroof that tbeir
,utbor;7od canitaI stock has hepn Maid
- fru ~ coeb
. u
-o oiNh Sttalliollp Np4lfuhS oLpil
Lower coast gazette., 1910-10-29

lit -TIil .rF ~. SfIfl. If ! Gr1 r.r.tr.
,n,L..i,;,n ~. wa~,r. p.roma ~.
position Companv 10 ie.no bonAs 1r I
,InI"p the tax which Is nronu@. 4 w
Joint resolution embodied in - 80.
Two C@l Of IL" A.rs Of the G,uyral
Assembly Of 1910 as vel az 4 far.
rhcr tax IL The City E N.p Or'rrn.
~ hp lpvi"d and rO'Ir''"I oNlv Hfrr
NE tax IoyirI under the above S'Htr-,
r~o,0IUfiJN has 1ans"1.
N''I"M !. hr = r''So!|"U by 'h"
,".f'''' ,'S'"I' 'E 81 'n' >.''" "I ~
iS'"i"' III '''i'iHI""II SESSION y
\"Mri. f""|h'f'lS " all I'll" MrnI'' -
'''''rd I" r3nh mons" con 0ffI'@ 'H"l"
IN, mat an anrN@mr'f +" ~" 'onS'I'1
fI"A OF IN" N'1'" a. LOUISIANA "" S|'~
''i' 81 p" '.J' 4'd'Ii''" 't'.I'iH ~ .1'
N"'' Tor 'l''E AhhI''aI or rr'' won
as f"1'i'"i ~ .H't!'' 81 81 ~" on
S,i'"llo' ~ '1' 0'",' o1 I"'''"!"la n
ne ''~n 'SS',''' ''''"" !" W. 'I''
Oh tHr ''S'"I J'A' i"''" 'H~ '"'
lIl~' H"h II; "L .\"N''lI 'rF' I|I'' a.
.
In order thai the tax authorized ~
p" ,"vi"d By tn" Constitutional amtM1-
mpMt proposed by .int No. Two l2J If
the Ats Of the regular session Of the
General Assembly Of me Stat" of LoN.
.:r J.. n -
~ ':''.' ~
'f'I q
,o.;.;a, 60
- ,hn ponono r,,aI ,ha unx,G:,. na, :
nnn rrmn";,ia, rananon,. snI =,
Inr'h,' a,,tI,.i 'o1 ,LL''' 49, %'
,ho Cr,~,,nn 81 ~ rni,oI ,.n+ rI,tl
I~ncigro,o. u ri,r ot >a,. O,Io,n. 49,.
,no Ioca-io, for an oy,,o,i,;on COW,
mamo,oting .ha o~,.nirr of tho Do,
ana, C,ror - ;reru lorl, ,,+ 20
.ooa IN ,,,inn;,,o, Civ N;1,;a, L;ro NE,
1,as ha,nan, ,,r -nn n5n' tIra
hn,r o r,+a of ;n,ar.s, 49,, ar,.a1f,4
fonr ,ar ran,nm = nov aan,, ".
,nm 80 j., ",niI ,an; ,n,a1. 49,
.arI t.u ,a. ,a,. .ha, . -
49, 80 ,,.a1,N :,
fifty GO, wears nalanle At ,ha Treas.
rry Of tho State Of Ioriyiana. ana in
order 10 secure the ravman1 Of said
bonds the fax proDosof 1v he ioin1
rpsoIntion pmho1ie1 in Act 10 Tvor,
or the Acts Of the rpcu1ar session Of the
General Assembly Of Louisiana for the
ve3r 1910 as we'll as , fur+hor fax
h~nrainaf,or ,ovioj avcluciva,v IN tho
ritv Of Now Orleans no and rho caoa
are hereby pledged for the povmant Of
said bonds in principal and interest.
and said pledge Of said tax shall be
deemed a valid and binding pledge and
contract.
The bonds harpin authorized n no
iscrcl hv tho WorId'c Panama ,ry.
nosition Comrarv shan no rorictaro,
with the ,ud;-or CT the S1a,n If Lon.
Islam and .ho,a eraN no w~i-ton or
rrin,3d tho following orr,.e tho fa.n
Of said bonds.
"Tai. l,rI IN PRINCIPAL and in+oroct
is ga .nro4 nv ,ho low a. q sno.i,I ,av
on,horiya3 W., o~mon1mor.. ,n j C,n.
s,irrtfon NJ mo s.alo 81 ,nts;,n,
odo,,od IN 1o1o" which clon hora
affiyo1 -hora,, +ba ,i,,,t,,o of tho
,,}i.or :, III. ,ffi .i,1 non,ni.r o,l
hoar tho imnrnss of .ha eaai - Iis os
fire. Tha ardi,cr Of ,ho S,,to c1au
deliver such bonds when fms ror-;fin1
- tho u,or,a.s po,on, Ex,oci,ion
witch C,mna,v =. ,n,hor
;,ad 70 CON- +Lo romo -" ro, 1o,, ,hon
n,r &c ,hovo n~,y;aoa ,,d ,hn ,nr
rhoco~ t[oroof sLou Wa ,on,,;rod - ,,,.
r,;,o diraot1. 70 10 Trnas,ror 80
,ha c.o+a 81 n,isi,rn wh;ab fn,1,
Lower coast gazette., 1910-10-29


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$3.50. &c.,. ~. ...'' .'\ ~ '''
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Tr".-'""" a. TIE S'a'" "f Ltn5-:>",.
WHO Is hrr"." ""'.rri,-l 20 .'i~.1rs.
y" sJNt" ~ .Ar halLr- o. we Ionl,
hn"'iN @r"|5I"l for. !" n#s'"ro' IF ~"
.H''ros' "nI ""n-i'*r ,'go on .g:l
BONDS. n".2 '"t '", -.n'H'iuM #" Vim of
+ -. i,r F T.,
Lower coast gazette., 1910-10-29

Of the Constitution OF the State Of
Louisiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10
PRODUCE MARKET

Butter-Receipts, s,o71 tubs: cream
cry. extra, SIC; price to retail dealers,
Csc; p seconds 27e dairi Hes extra Sul 2ic;
firsts. 23c;. seconds, 21c; ladies'. No. 1,
21Hc: packing, .21c-
.nses. sss sa's fsass s1%
2aM c; cases returned. 81 Q23c; ordinary
frsts. 5l7se. iirsts, must Be q per cent
hardwood cases and must be IS per cent
fresh, 24hc; extra. especially packed
for city trade and must be so per cent
fresh. 2S1zc; o. l dirties, 1sc. checks,
Fotatoes-Receipts. so cars; choice to
fancy. $50 40c; fair to good. 35@37c. :.
s7i HsssS s 6S'a'0sS Bermuda per 0ri'
Sweet potatoes-Illinois, $1,000 90.
ioAo; 30 g $50 lbs. ioA @11Hc; fancy
Dressed beef-Ries. No; I. lee; No.
chuck, Sc; No. ! plate, &c. -,
ike p09f owfs i5a sp Psf -
Beans = Pea beans. hand picked
s sidney '2v 1a = sBq Poan 1s rs
$2.359 $50; limas, California. per 1o'
pin aaat ggges per opat Per
ons, $3.259S.25 oranges. s1.50@2.7l
grape fruit, s2.5o@ 500; Malaga grapes
81. a 400 per key.
Berries = Cranberries, $4,000 500
strawberries. Florida, per of. Is q 35c.
per doz punches; beets. new $3.50 a 80
per bril-; cabbage, new. crate, $500 g
cucumbers, 5000 sf.75 per doz; cauli
flower. $150@2.75 per crate; celery, i
@s1.50 per box; horseradish, 600 10
per dOz stalks; lettuce head. per ham
per 50c@ $500: leaf. % 627c per case
mus hrooms. 10000 per lb; onions, 60c q
s.25 pc. cra a I. p parsley, loc per Els. doz
10 a Acc per doz; string beans, $4,000
400 per hamper; spinach. 75c per box
new, $1.509 800 per bril-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10
{. CHICAGO MAN
HAS POLICE RECORD
Thor Ceadgren Had Been
Sentenced Under indie
terminate Law.
Especial to THE TINES


East Chicago. March lot has de-
veloped that Thor Ceadgren of Walsh
avenue. the man who was arrested on
Monday night after terrorizing for
three days the neighborhood in which
he lived and driving his family out of
doors. Is a genuine, dyed-in-the-w wool
bad man, who has most unenviable
police record
Inquiry OF the Chicago police ELECTED
the fact thatCeadgren was mo good
and that he has served time in Joliet on
FIVE charges of burglary, having been
sentenced for these crimes under the
undetermined sentence law in 1904. The
report from Chicago contained the
words mo good" In big letters. and
left no doubt in the minds of the local
authorities that Ceadgren was a bad
actor over whom IL would be we'll to
exercise a close watch.
Ceadgren was up before Mayor
Sch1ieker yesterday charged with dis
orderly conduct, and the mayor took
occasion to administer caustfc tongue
flashing which made the culprtt vince
The fine and costs will be the means
OF keeping Ceadgren behind the bars
In Crown Point for twenty days, and
after that the police will keep an eye
on him, in anticipation of future
trouble In the meantime, a number OF
East Chicago householders, who suffer
ed within the past few months from
burglary are wondering whether Cead-
gren could by any possibility have had
guilty knowledge of the crimes. OF
been actively participant In them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10
STORE WILL
! HAVE BIG
OPENING

Especial to THE TIMEsl

tSpeCfdl TO lHE llMENt
Indiana Harbor, Ind, March 10.-Seif-
er's big store is planning a spring
opening which will make the residents
OF Indiana Harbor to sit up and take
notice The opening is to take place
on Saturday and is to eclipse anything
OF the sort ever done in this city. The
big store" has an attractive line of
new spring goods to display to visit
ors, and a feature of the display will
be the beautifully decorated windows.
which will effectively adorned in flow
ers. and brilliantly Illuminated by
night. The flowers used in the dec
oration will be water lilies and peoples
and these will add a graceful touch to
an altogether artistic display In which
a variety OF elegant goods will be
shown
Mr.. Setter intends to have these open
ings twice year. one in the spring
and another in the fall of each year.
and he means to have them so attrac-
tive, both in point OF beauty and rea-
scnabie prices, that 1t will be well
worth his regular patrons time and
equally well worth the time OF shop
pers who are prone to do their shop
ping out of town. to visit his paltial
new store. 1t is anticipated that there
will be large crowd In attendance on
Saturdays opening day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10

Notice is hereby given, to the citizens
of the City of Hammond, North Town
shin Lake County. Indiana, that l. be-
ing a male inhabitant Of the aforesaid
Township. County and state; over the
age Of twenty-one years, and q person
not in the habit of becoming intoxi-
Gated, will apply to the Board or Coun-
ty Commissioners of the said County
Of Lake at their next regular April,
1910. meeting for license to sell SPIT
itous. vinous and malt liquors in guam
titles Of less. than quart at a tine
with the privilege of allowing the
same to be drum on fine premises
where sold.
The place where the said liquors are
to be sold and drunk is described as
follows:
Situated on the ground floor OF q
story and half frame building. Has
glass front and three entrances, c one
front one rear and one side Salo
room is 3Sx2S Bar Is situated on ives
side of said room. and is located on tne
corner of State and Morton court
lot i, block 8. to Hammond, Indiana
Room faces on State street and all o.
said room can be seen from SAID street
GEO. BRANDT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERN, 1910. JES-
SIZE F. FERRIS AND KATHRYN II;
LAUE VS.. FRANK C. LAKE. CAUSE
NO. 6261. ACTION TO QUIET IT,
Now comes the plaintiff by d. G. At
kinson, attorney, and files her com
plant herein, together with an arm
davit of competent person, showing
that the defendant, Frank c. Lake, IS
mot a resident of the State of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of said Court, and
that unless he appear and answer OF
cause, on the End day of May, A: u
1910. the same being the forty thlro
day OF the next term of said Court to be
begun and held in the Federal Build
ing at Hammond. in said County anc
State, on the second Monday or Marcn
A. D. 1910 said action Will De hearo
and determined in his absence
In Witness Whereof, / hereunto SCI
my hand and affix the Seal OF sale
Court, at Hammond. this 9Th day o.
March, A. D. 1910.
ERNEST l. SHORTR1DCE,
Clerk l. S. G.
BY NAE HANSON.
Deputy Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10
MASONS IN
CHARGE OF
FUNERAL

At a meeting of the members OF the
Gary Masonic lodge last evening at the
Gary hotel arrangements were made
for the local organization to take
charge of the funeral of the late Alfred
ID. Milteer.
The funeral will be in charge of the
local lodge of masons, of which Mr..
Milteer was a members. and notices
have been sent to the Hobart and East
Chicago lodges and 1t is expected that
the funeral will be largely attended.
The funeral will take place at the
Milteer residence, 700 Harrison street.
an Friday afternoon at o'clock In
terment will take place in the Tolleston
cemetery.
All Gary masons are requested to
meet at Assembly hall tomorrow az
ternoon at 12:45 O'Clock. where prepara-
tons will be made to march in q body
to the Milteer residence. j. F. voder-
mark of Gary will be marshall.
The funeral services will take place
at the Milteer home at o'clock. Rev.
F. E. Walton, chaplain of the Gary
lodge, will conduct the service, and
music will be rendered by the Presby-
terrain church choir. The pail bearers
will be n. G. Hay Jr., Ingwald Moe. J.
C. Metcalf. Homer J. Carr, J. Calweil
Smith ard z. C. Simpson.
The funeral cortege will leave the
Milteer residence with the members OF
tho Gary Masonic lodge In advance. The
line of march will be Harrison street
to Eight avenue, Eight avenue to Madi-
son street. Madison street to Nineteenth
avenue. and then to the To1leston GENE
terry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10
FUNERAL
OF B|MbA
OCCURS
Especial to THE TINES


Indiana Harbor, Ind, March 1o.-The
funeral of Joseph Bimba, the man
picked up by the Indiana Harbor police
Sunday evening between Parish ave-
nue. and 136th street in Michigan ave-
nue. with his skull fractured, took
place this morning from st. Stanislaus'
church at East Chicago.
Mr.. Bimba was the victim of one of
the most mysterious accidents or muir
ders that has ever occurred In Indiana
Harbor. Thus far there is absolutely
no evidence in the hands of the police
to shed the smallest ray of light on
how the man was killed, other than
the result of DR.. Frederick Sauer's
pest-mortem examination, which failed
to reveal any abrasion of the scalp or
skin, from which the doctor drew the
deduction that a blackjack had been
the cause of the mans injuries He
was buried this morning in Holy Gre IS
cemetery. Undertaken Andrew km.ec
having charge of the interment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

HAMMOND.
Lot 80. block Rolling Mill adj
dition. Clarence p. Smith ct al.
by shit. to Magdalena Csenz.s.. 1866
mans addition, Caroline Du-
comb to Rachel Gobffz. ]
Lots 9 and 5, block 5; lots and
3, block A. Lincoln Park addi-
ton. United States Land CO.. to
ToLLEsToN.
Lots 50 to 81. 81, 3S, block IN
second Logan Park addition.
BENJAMIN l. Coolidge to Andrew
Folcsko
Lot I. Seehase's first addition,
Theodore seehase TO Hattie
Lots e Is 70 "a 81. block /. Tolies-
ton Heights. Arthur F. Miller
INDIANA IIARBOR-
Lot 80, block IA In second addi-
ton. aKtarzyna Ka1endek to
Paul B. Hpinski ....
Lot 4, sub. block S. East Chi
cago Co. to August Luck. ..... .40
EAST CHICAGO.
Lot 10, block %. sub SW Il
29379. Paul b. Lipinski to 70
40 go GROWN POINT.
Lot 8, block IS: lot 1, block 81.
Railroad addition, George w.
Fisher ct al. by shf to Frank
b. Pattee -......-.. $50
SHELBY.
Lot Z, block T. Warren w. Dick
enson to Marcellus Smith $1,000. IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-10
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK
THURSDAY.

Opening of interschoiastic q
basketball tournament at Unit q
, versity of Wisconsin. q
Mike Glover VS.. Jeff Doherty. q
Is rounds, at New Haven. 4
Arthur Cote VS.. Young Otto, q
) 10 rounds, at Utica. N Y a
) FRIDAY. Z
Opening of Anglo-American Z
) cable chess match for Newnes z
} trophy. 4
Wrestling championships of 4
) South Atlantic Association A. A. Z
} U. at washington. d. C. Z
; wrestling championships of 4
, New England Association A. A. 4
, U. at Cambridge, Mass. 4
} Jimmy Clabby VS.. Jimmy 4
, Gardner, 10 rounds, at Milwau- 4
; kee. 4
) Gunboat Smith VS.. Jack Burns. 4
} 10 rounds, at Oakland, Cal. 4
) SATURDAY. I
, Central A. A. U. track cham 4
, pionship meet at Milwaukee. 4
, Annual indoor relay carnival 4
, of Columbia university at New I
, York 4
, Dual athletic meet of Indiana 4
, and Northwestern universities 4
, at Evanston. Ill. 4
, Annual indoor varsity meet 4
B of University OF Michigan at 4
, Ann Arbor.
, Opening of annual exhibition 4
B of Syracuse Automobile Dealers 4
D Association.
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Lies Little lronies

One would have thought that man
with taste for an instrument like
the trombone would have had the abil-
ity to play it.-Puck.
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IF you THINK THAT THE TIMES
Is TRYING TO GIVE YOU THE
NEWS, YOUR SUBSCRIPTION WILL
pE APpRECu sTFD-
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FOR SALE-Lot on Michigan ave. In
diana Harber, for the astonishing
low price of 500; all other lots in the
same block are for sale at 81 000 bet
ter investigate. for here Is a lot some
one is going TO make money on. Party
must sell and only $500 cash Is required
to handle the deal See or call on L F.
Ladd. Emery bldg. A. Suite Q, East
Chicago, Ind.
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05eAc: No. 4, 52H @55c; No. white,
81 a sec: No. 4 yellow, $40 sac
Oats by sample: No. 2. 44c nominal:
No. white, 46@461xc nominal: No
4315c nominal; No. white. 44@45c:
.. white, 425h 64sAc; standard, asa
G46c.
ASK THE PEOPLE WHO ADvER-
TIsE IN THE TIMES WHETHER TT
PAYS OR NOT. IF THEY SAY TT
DOESN'T, DON'T ADVERTISE.
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Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red,
s1.15h 01.21; No. 3 red, s1.14@ lis; No.
hard, $111 @1.13A; No. 3 hard. $1.os
Spring wheat by sample: No. /
northern, $1.14h @1.17A nominal; No
northern, $1.12h @1.15A nominal; No.
spring $107@1.13
Corn by sample: No 8, 5s1z a SIC; No
8 White, 500 60Hci No. yellow, 59h
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Purse containing $11 and spec
tacles; IS reward for return to Mrs.
George Humphreys, New York ave.
whiting. 9-3
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Good 1850 lib working
morse, harness and express wagon
Appis - RUNNER ave. 1912
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FOR SALE-Brick nat In excellent con-
dition. with all modern improve
ments; a good investment and a very
small amount of money required; the
rent will soon pay your mortgage
which we will take payable in three
years at per cent interest. payable
semi annually. L 4. Ladd, Emery bldg
a Suite 3. East Chicago, Ind
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FOX SALE-Second hand refrigerator.
capacity 100 lbs. Address Nj Times
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FOR SALE-Frame cottage in fine con-
dition. we'll located, $500 cash; will
take mortgage for balance. due in three
years, at per cent interest. payable
semi annually- See l. f. Ladd. Emery
bldg A East Chicago. Ind.
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FOR SALE-25 head of horses: ali
kinds to be sold cheap v. w Parker.
232 Plummer ave. Hammond, Ind tt
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FOR SALE-Business property; located
at 90 State ST. Inquire Henry Beck
man, 81 STATE ST. SIS
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TO RSALE-20 acres of Michigan land
containing fruit. about 200 peach
trees. Call 400 Cedar st. 4-s
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STD ATIONS WANTED

WANTEDAPosition as stenographer:
high school graduate. Address Box
SIS. East Gary. Ind go