The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-22
keep and eye for violations of the
liquor laws.
FIGHT SUNDAY THEATERs.

keep and eye for violations of the
liquor laws.
FIGHT SUNDAY THEATERs.
Sunday theaters became the absorb
Ing issue in Elkart Sunday when the
doors of the Elkart piayhouses were
thrown open for matinee performances,
while in Trinity M. E. church a mass
meeting was held to devise means of
prosecuting the theatrical managers.
ESTABLISH PACKET SERVICE.
Announcements by George HIxon.
traffic manager of the Chattanooga
Packet company. insure the establish
ment OF a semf-weekly packet service
from Evansville up the Tennessee river
to Chattanooga Tenn, to compete with
railroads. which, according to charges
blythe Chamber of Commerce of the
Tennessee city. are charging exorbitant
rates. The first boat will leave Evans
vile March 80.
WOMAN TO MANAGE HOTEL.
Announcement has been made tina
Mrs. Charles Baur has been engaged to
manage to manage the Terre Haute
house. The hotel is the largest IN west
ern Indiana and is owned by Crawford
Fairbanks and W. F. Ijams. Mrs. Baur
was formerly associated with her late
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Oliver hotel in South Bend. D. A Nc
Mahon. recently retired as manager of
the Terre Haute house, will become as
ISOLATED with r. 6. Watson in the Eng
lish hotel. Indianapolis.
WOULD CENTRALIzE UNIONS.
There are too many labor unions in
indiana; a Capitalization of all the
working forces of the state is the only
solution of the industrial situation for
all classes of With this
slogan as a working basis for the welt
, fare Of laboring men everywhere. Fred
4 /. Feick, legislative representative for
a the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
= and a labor leader. has in
the making plans for a new labor move
ment which he hopes to present to the
people of Indiana during the coming
summer
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
P. A. Smith of Chicago probably was
= fatally shot about 8 o'clock Sunday in
front of the Deckar hotel in Bedford
Mr.. Smith and a friends were getting
: ready for a drive, and In attempting
: to place an automati revolver under the
seat of the buggy the revolver was dis
charged accidentally, the ball goins
through Smiths right lung.
I'm
After having been kept for thirteen
months in the rooms of an undertakes
In Evansville, while experiments were
being made with a new embalmine
fluid. the body of Lloyd Nally. who died
in February. 1909, has been buried
Naturalization was complete, 1t is said
and the body could have remained ex
posedfor another year without decom'
position.
FOUL PLAY.
The charred body of Samuel waddel
has been found in the smoldering ashe
10 Of his home near Conroe. Waddell wa
'r a trapper and was about 40 years old
X He lived on a small farm in a lionel,
C. n~eighborhood. waddel1 was known t
- have $1,000 in money IN the house. an
y. there is a rumor OF foul play He wa
a bachelor and lived alone
BANKER DIES OF STROKE.
George w. Applegate, es years ole
president of the Corydon Natlone
- hank and one of the wealthiest men 1
IN harrison county, died at his home i
: Corydon Sunday from the effects of
paraIvtic stroke which he suffere
about a month ago.
sALOoNKEEPER
Thirty residents Of Scott TOWNSHIP
~ nave dpRGdlC0 LAC
the revocation of the liquor licens
to granted to Erie Demiok by the count
or commissioners over a township remor
let STRANGE, alleging that Demick Is unf
he to conduct a saloon. Thisi 8 the hr'
instance in ten years of an appeal I
the circuit court in a saloon licens
case.
r OIL FIELDS BUSY.
With good roads and fair weather {
nd an impetus the oil fields of southwes
ed ern Indiana presented a busy seer
~ during the last week and the long d.
Ird layed spring rush is now on with a viz
wildcat" wells will be numerous.
be DIVORCE CAsE RESUMED.
The Krauss divorce case was resume
. in the superior court at Marion at
O'Clock yesterday morning, when wi
"A nesses for the plaintiff will be placed
the stand. Mrs. Krauss finished h
testimony Saturday afternoon aft
having been on the witness stand Z
ten hours. She was taken to the i
diana Woman's prison at I~ndianapol
. to remain over Sunday and was +
turned to Marion yesterday