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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25

and most of the committeeman came
full of the subject But
it was not discussed at all at the meet
ing and the only business transacted
was to set the date for the mid-sum-
mer meeting. June %. "a and rs. and
to choose French Lick Springs as the
place for the meeting.
1t was understood today that it had
been framed up before the meeting
was opened that there should be
discussion of the governors plan. Both
those who opposed the plan and those
who favored it were willing that the
question should be dropped and the
word sent around generally that the
editors should meet and should refrain
from doing anything which would make
additional campaign material for the
republicans.
Those who are close friends of the
governor had an additional reason for
wishing 10 avoid the subject. They
feared that in the excitement of a dis
cussion some of those who opposed the
plan might say something that would
be embarrassing to the governor and
that this. becoming public, would dam
age the chances of the governor for
the presidential nomination.
democrats who were in Indianapolis
yesterday were very sorry that the
question of the United States senator
ship had been stirred up. They believed
1t would do them harm no matter
which way it ends.
TT is going to be bad for you nc
of Frankfort, editor of a republican pa
per there.
Il guess you are about right" sale
w. F. Moore, secretary of the demo
cratic state committee
Many of those who attended the meet
ing yesterday had their knife out 70
Thomas Taggart. r. Strouse o
Rockville declared that if the impress
sion remained out that Taggart Nigh
be the next United States senator
the legislature were democratic, Park
caepuy could not poll her Democrat
vote.
j. P. Simons of the tenth district oh
jected to going to French Lick for til
midsummer meeting because he feare
it might be regarded as an indorsemer
of Taggart.
I'VE do not wish machine political
for United States senator" said H. ]
Schricker of Starke county. The elee
ton of a democratic congressman
Massachusetts as a result of the feelin
against the tariff bill is an eye-opene
and has made Senator Beveride
stronger than ever in Indiana. We mu
have a man to oppose Beverage who
a good man and the people must kno
who our candidate is going to be-
The word has been brought to IndiaI
apolis that W. II. Vollmer of Vincenn'
Will make the race on the democrat
| ticket for state treasurer. Mr.. VOllm,
is famous because he led the fight
the vets" in the local option electic
in Knox county. On account of h
effective work in this connection ]
was talked of for the place of chai
man of the democratic state committe
Lew Ellingham of Decatur will be
candidate for the nomination for Sc
rotary of state the democratic tick
!. and Dale Crittenberger of Anderson w
l not be acandidate for the nominate
II for state treasurer. Mr.. Ellingham al
Mr.. Crittenberger are friends and ho
come from the eighth district. TIL,
met here yesterday and fixed it up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
WORK OF THE
DAY IN CONGRESS
(Thursday. March "a, 1900

SENATE.
The legislative, executive and jul.
dicial appropriation bill, carrying
about $34, 900, 900, was passed by the
senate. Very few amendments were
adopted. Senator Owen spoke in ad-
vocacy of his bill for the creation
of a new executive department to
be devoted to the preservation OF
the public health.
HOUSE.
The pension bill carrying appro-
priations of about $15s. 100000 was
passed by the house today. Nearly
the entire session was occupied by
a contest, made chiefly by republi-z
cans against the provision of the
measure as reported from the com
mittee on pensions, for the abolition
of the eighteen pension agencies
now in c~aration throughout the
country. BY a vote of 76 to "a the
house refused to overrule the recon-
mendation of the committee. The
committee was sustained chiefly by
democratic votes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25

league team today accepted the offer of
the Commercial club of Marlin to deed
over a plot for baseball park within
the city limits to serve as permanent
training quarters. The deed is to hold
good as long as the New York team
trains here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
INDIANA LEAGUE
TO REORGANIZE

Laporte, Ind, March 25.-An effort is
being made to rehabilitate the Northern
Indiana baseball league, composed or
the cities of Lafayette, Kokomo. Wa
bash, Huntington, Marion and Burton.
A meeting will be held Sunday to ar
range the schedule.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
With the Amateurs
on the Diamond
JOSH WANTS
AN ANSWER

Another new rule will go into effect
and 1t is up to the baseball teams TO
take notice and to avoid disputes in
games played this season.
The new rule is in regard to credit
ing assists to players. IAN assist
should be given each player who ham
dies the bali in aiding a runout or any
other play of the kind, even though he
complete the putout."
Josh Billings, the publicity man Of
the H. A. A, who is an authority on
baseball. wishes to ask the players In
the different mines in Hammond this
question: Does this rule give an as
sistsand a putout to the player making
an unassisted putout?"
All answers must be addressed to
Josh Billings. publicity man, room IS,
Rimbach building. Amateur players
Will be allowed to answer this question
as we'll as the older players. Now get
your reasoning powers together and
send in your answers.
Another West Hammnod nine has re-
organized again this season. The team
will be managed by~P Kamradt and
will play under the name of Kamradt
Colts. The Colts have strengthened
their lineup by adding some new play
ers to the infield. The new lineup is
hard at work practicing and expect to
make a good race this year for city
honors among the amateur teams.
rIx
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25

like to get games with any 16-yearold
baseball teams for days beginning with
April IL For games write to Walter
Behn, Box II, Clark Station. Ind.
The Clark Station White Sox would
like to get a good catcher and good
second baseman. If possible attend the
meeting at Clark on Sunday March 81,
2 O'clock For positions write to Wal
ter Bern, Box IL, Clark Station, Ind.
The All Saints baseball team has de-
cided to play under a different name,
which is to be the O'Rourke Colts
William O'Rourke will manage the
team this year and he expects to put
strong lineup in the field.
About twenty applicants are now
after positions on the team. Next Sun
day Manager O'RoUrSe viii line up the
applicants and pick those whom he
thinks are capable of holding the posi-
tons they try for.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Instruments filed for record in
Kootenai county. Idaho, March 16,
1910. as furnished by the Panhandle
Abstract company:
Patent
U. s. to Mary E. osmer, s 1-2 NE
Ia, Section 1-46-1 w.
Deeds
Lurena C. Woods to E. A. How
ard. lot 4. block %, o'Brien's Third
add. Occur d'Alene.
c. V. Hamilton to Frances A. Bur-
nett, part OF block 4, Reds add. to
Occur d'Alene.
Spokane & Inland Empire R. r.
Co. to N. d. Wright, part of lots /
and 2. section 10-5O-4 w.
Mary E. osmer to Patrick A. Day,
S 1-2- NE la section 1-46-1 w.
Hayden-Coeur d'AIene Irrigation
Co. to H. Mulkey. W Ia tract las
and tract t46. Dalton Gardens.
Robert E. Tyson to E. H. Wiper.
lot 3. block 6. west add. st. Maries.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18

That new spring costume Of yours
Is not complete without one OF our
latest style handbags. Lakeside
Pharmacy Co.. Ltd.
G. F. King. city marshal in the
village Of st. Maries. Is in the city
today on business.
Mrs. Herman Gilbert has returned
from Kellogg where she has been
visiting for some time.
There were large number pres
emit at the st. Patrick's dancing party
at the pavilion last evening and a
thoroughly good time was enjoyed by
all. Fahringer's orchestra furnished
the music.
Undersheriff Harry Sawyer has
gone to Tekoa after an insane man,
whom he will bring 10 this city to-
morrow. The man Is said to be a
well known character in these parts
By the name Of Timber Kelly.
Forty light teams wanted to work
on irrigation ditch at once. Inquire
OF w. A. Clute. foreman, at Mona
CHAN station, or Fitze q sargent's
once, Occur d'Alene. Post Falls
Land a Water Co.
A divorce suit has been started
In the district court in which Gene
We've r. CASTOR Il the plaintiff
against her husband. Alexander +.
CASTOR. Edwin McBee has been re-
tanned AZ the attorney for the plain
tin.
Those who went to Post Falls last
evening TO attend the st. Patrick's
entertainment report delightful
time. Among those who participated
in the program from this city was
Mrs. Geo. Steele. who gave a delight
full reading.
The funeral Of the late =. N. Jei-
lum was held this afternoon and was
largely attended. The last sad rites
we're under the direction OF the
Grand Army Post and the Masonic
lodge.
A large number OF our local sports
men are waiting for April list ia
come when the fishing license fol-
1910 may be obtained. Indications
point toward q greater number being
issued this spring than ever before
at the same time OF year.
The ladies OF the village Improve.
ment Society, OF Harrison, are &c
give q benefit ball, which will be q
fancy dress event, at the Harnlgon
hotel on the evening Of Friday, April
LIST. The proceeds are to be- applied
toward the purchase Of a plano fol
the public school Of that place. All
Invitation Is extended to the citizens
OF Occur d'Alene to attend. Tickets
per couple. including supper. $3.50.
Mrs. j. olmstead entertained the
ladies OF the Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon at her home
7A4 Second street, at a ST. Patrick'r
social, Ferns and Kinnikinick were
used as the features Of decoration
ana each Of the guests were present
cd with q pretty pipe upon which
was attached a green bow OF ribbon
The afternoon was a pleasant one
and concluded with enjoying light re,
treatments.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18
JOURNAL COMPANY MOOR
PoRATED.

Articles OF incorporation of the
Journal Publishing company, limit
ed, were fled with the county auditor
yesterday. The capital stock is
$4,000 and OF this $1,000 is paid up
and issued. William Dollar. presi-
dent of the Exchange National bank.
Is the heaviest stakeholder In the
sum of $4,000. His lawyer. =. R.
whitlaw, is the owner of stock to
the value of 500 and C. H, Nash,
who is an once assistant of whitlaw.
also owns 800. The company is to
do a general publishing business.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18

partment; and w. F. Bigelow, CASH
Ter and auditor.
Throughout the evening the guests
Of the store we're treated with
sprague. Warner g Company's ex-
cellent high grade coffee and assort-
ed waters and cakes from the Inland
Empire and Biscuit company of spo-
kane, each OF these firms having
demonstrators present. The event
was decided success in every par
ticular, and the firm is to he con-
graduated for SO pleasant and we'll
planned event.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18

that the employees were determined
to make the event all that was desir-
ed---a success In every way.
The Firm.
The above firm was organized in
1883 as the v. w. Sander company,
and Il remained under that arm name
until 1895, when It was incorporate
ed as the Idaho Mercantile company
and between the years Of 1883 and
1893 the business was under the
management OF V. w. Sander. bu,
since the latter date the business
management has been under the care
Of w. d. Sander, who now holds the
responsible position OF secretary
treasurer and general manager Of
the arm. while the former holds the
ONCE OF president.
The various departments OF this
large store have good men at the
helm. as follows; w. A. Thomas,
manager of the grocery and also
publicity man; C. H. Coonradt, dry
goods and interior and window deco
rator; Frank Duhrkopf. shoe depart
ment; Hans ostensOn. clothing de-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18
OF TNTRREsT NO oTTIzENs

O. #. Smith has purchased a
Duntley Pneumatic Electric Cleaner
which is the best Vacuum Cleaner
made. and for the benefit OF those
who wish to see how perfectly this
cleaner does the house cleaning, he
will give a public demonstration at
the Occur d'Alene Furniture Co. Sat
urday. March 10. You will be SUR
prised to know what one of these
Vacuum Cleaners viii do. and It win
really be worth your while to so and
see the cleaner at work. 1t is highly
recommended by every one, and Mr..
Smith Is giving perfect satisfaction
wherever he does cleaning.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18
EDWARD o'SHEA
PLUMBING

fully competent in their profession
as frst-class workmen. Their hand
painting In frescoeing in oil and wat
er colors is up to date. Anyone
wishing that class Of work done, l
would advise to give them a trial,
as 1t is simply magnificent. Sam
johnson, s31 Fifth street.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18
occur d.Alene. March Is. 1siO.

To wAom It May Concern:
This is to testify that Sullivan q
Carlson. painters and decorators,
have just recently finished the inter
Tor OF my house and have found them
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18
u.sO
CITY In BRIEF
Joe Collins.

pies at Occur d'Alene Produce Co.
Cabs all night. Phone 163.
Mrs. Geo. Chittenden Is reported
as being quite sick at her home.
CLANS In shells at the Fishmarket,
3O4 Fourth st.
Oyster cocktails in vacuum Jars at
the Fish Market. sO4 Fourth st.
Do 1t now. Go to Case and order
that spring suit.
Joe Collins. s1s Sherman St.
Seven cents per pound for timothy
seed at the Occur d'Alene Produce Co.
Brad's place for fresh country but
termilk.
Carnation milk at the Fishmarket,
500 Fourth st.
o-U-comedy. Majestic. Aim bub-
bling over with hilarity.
For carnations. ring up Donart.
both phones.
We do pressing, cleaning and re-
pairing. r. v. Case. Tailor for Men.
Best IRE insurance cheap. @. w.
Woods, phone 2ss2.
See the electric carpet and rug
cleaner at work at Occur d'Alene Fur
niture Co.'s store Saturday, 2 to 8
.. m.
Joe Collins. pay cash and pay less.
Auto Tor hire. Call Main 8.
ne with the crowd to see the Len
ten picture at the Lyric Friday and
Saturday.
Whom you so fishing tomorrow
try your luck at the Fishmarket. 500
Fourth ST.
BENEFITS for Bowling. Basement
Neil Paul Bldg, Third and sherman.
Professor Armltage win sing q
solo at the Episcopal church on sun
day morning. Miss Pescina will play
the accompaniment.
You still have time to order your
Easter suit Of us. We make our
clothing In Occur d'Alene. T. ".
Case, Tailor for Men.
Hennett's for Bowling. Basement
Nell Paul Bldg. Third and Sherman.
Send the children to the special
Lenten picture at Lyric. Life OF
Moses. Matinee saturday.
Try some Of that fresh herring.
II Is tine. Fishmarket, 3O4 Fourth
st.
Dress for $50 a year. Ask Der
nler how.
Joe Collins. McTarlands old
stand.
II you haven't seen our tlne line
OF suitlngs, don't fail to do 40 before
You buy that summer suit. 7. ".
Case. Tailor for Men.
Extra, Extra. special Lenten pic
ture, for all people for all times. The
Life OF Moses. Lyric theater Friday
and Saturday.
DR.. s. A. Bartlett. osteopath. Ala
sherman st. Int. phone.
Money to loan, Robt w. Collins
q Co., Wlggett block.
The ladies club OF st. Thomas
Catholic church viii hold party this
evening at tho Catholic hall.
Your garments cleaned and press
ed 70 your entire satisfaction. Call
up 1T black. or 2030. We win do
the rest. Bernier.
II you are going to get your order
In for nursery stock for the spring
planting see A. L. Hatch before .
p. m. Saturday, at the Idaho Mercan-
tile Co.. or telephone Interstate. Pos
itively your last chance 10 set the
very best. Mayaeld Nurseries.
VIM take limited number OF
table boardera for dinner ana sup
per at my residence. until we again
open the City Cafeteria. as an accom-
mediation 10 those who desire to re-
main with as. MRS. 8. Sabin, corner
Fourth and Wallace. Bell phone
327 Red.
Ganos apples from ~ TO $3.50 per
box al Anderson Bros. q Co.
Choice tomatoes. pound can 6or
10 cents. at Anderson Bros. q Co.
Famous H. r. Hall coffee. extracts
and spices. Just received at Anderson
Nawna a ~
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS WILL
GIVE THREE-ACr COMEDY
Everything in Readiness for the Play
This Evening.

Everything in Readiness for the Play
This Evening.
Everything Is in readiness for the
high school play to be given by pu-
pills of the Occur d'Alene high school
this evening at the pavilion, and tick
cts for the event have been selling
we'll for the past few days. The play
Is q real comedy, In the nature of a
college play, entitled 1.-THE Fresh
man." and is full OF pleasing situa-
tions. The following cast will pre-
sent the piece in Its entirety:
John Warden ........ Ed. Budlong
"Pecadllly" Jerome Phillip Mitchell
Bugs" Stevens $3.50. Harold Purdy
"owl" Griggs ......... Adolph Carr
Tiny" McGrath 49,. Walter Winn
Prof. Louck ........ David Brown
Horace ............ Fred Babcock
Mary Cooke ......... Helen Noble
Judith Blair ....,.. Edith Hubbel
Miss Porter 1900. Mary Grimm
Violet ,...,......... Hazel Treff
The play is under the direction of
Mr., b. NJ. George, one of the instruc-
tors In the high school. The proceeds
will 60 toward paying the indebted
ness Of the football team of last
season, who during the season play
ed remarkably good ball. but ran
behind in their expenses. The cause
is a worthy one. and to attend the
entertainment this evening, which
will be repeated tomorrow evening,
would be helping along the boys who
are anxious to get their bills paid.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-18
FOURTH ANNUAL
SPRING OPENING

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Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
RECORD OF TRANSFERS.
As Reported by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company, 134 West
 Washington Street.

Virginia Mahoney and husband to Phoenix Title X Trust Co. decd, lot 13. block 70. Phuenix
 J. A Greene and wife to J. A. Cashion. deed. all section 10 town I north, range east.
 R. M. CattcrsOn and wife to I. Horne and J. Armstrong. deed. north cast quarter northwest quarter sec ton g. town 2 north. Grange 3 east.
 D. l.. Sturges and wife to !. Arm strong and ! Horne. deed. southeast quarter southeast quarter section .. town north. range east.
 Louis Cuber et al. to r. C. Botkins. decd. lot 2. block 1. Vineyard Place.
 Ida Welcome and husband to w l.. Bates. deed. lot 1. block 15. Collins Addition
 w l.. Kelley to. J. C. Dcnham. decd. lot 57, block 2, Grand Avenue Addi- tion
 Daniel Hickey and wife to Eliza beth Gilson. deed, lot 3i La Villa Place.
 Anseto Ouijado ct al. to Elsolso Ouijada. deed. southwest quarter northeast quarter section 2o. town 1 north. range . east.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
PUBLIC INVITED ID
 PUPILS RECITAL
Entertainment Tonight by Students of Music Under the instruction of
 Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett.

 The public is cordially invited to at tend a recital given by the pupils of Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett at the Presbyterial church tonight, April r beginning at < o'clock sharp. The fol- lowing program will be given: Piano duet. Joyous Return, Renguet Misses Matte pOster and Cecie LoVett. Piano "Nimble Fingers ....... Orth
 Miss Gcnevieve Ncwali Piano. Wheel Whirl'' ........... Orth
 Miss Matte Doster Vocal trio. "On the Sea" .Marchcsi Misses Matthews. Leavcll and Hough. Piano ,(a) The Jolly Harvcsters.' ... ............... ............ Williams ,bD Joyous Peasant .Schumann Miss Eleanoe Frances Huictt. Piano "PaysaGc Briton' ........ Wachs
 Miss Cccilc Janettc Lovett. Vocal. ID Ashore ...........T .Trotere CbD The Nightingale's Song .Ncvln
 Miss Mary Leavell. Piano. Nals Gracieusc" ........ Orth
 Miss Ruth Bctts. Piano. The Mountain Spring" Bohm
 Miss Mamie ChappelI. Vocal. ta) The Song of the Bride. ......--.... fiHu'h fh) "Ashoo at Her Lattice" .Findcn
 Miss Mary HouEh. Piano. Dolores ......-...-....B Bchr
 Miss Bessie Grey. Vocal ta) Sunshine Song .... .GrciS b) "A Dream ........-.. Bartlett
 Miss Josie Critchley. Piano. Rubbing Spring Rire- King
 Miss Esther Wright Piano. Polka de Concert" Q. Bartlett
 Miss Anna Mouihon. Vocal. My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" ............. C. saint Saens
 Miss Mary Hough, Piano. "SakOntala Waltz" .... Bcndel
 Miss Lila Starkweather Vocal "Haymaking'' ..... Needham
 Miss Anna Matthews. Piano. tal "Impromptu" ... Reinhold CbD Novelette," .......... .Schumann
 Miss Miriam Lightburne. Vocal duet with piano duet accom- paniment. The Crimson Glow of Sunset Fades .............a...R .. Root Misses Matthews. Tough. MOnihon and
 LiShtburne.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
THE WEATHER.

Weather conditions are shown in the following bulletin issued daily by l.. \. Jesunofsky, section director at the Phoenix station:
 . Forecasts till D. m. Tuesday. moun- tain time:
 For Phoenix and Vicinity Tonight and Tuesday generally fair.
 For Arizona-Tonight and Tuesday generally fair in south portion. showers in north portion: warmer in north DOT tion tonight
 Weather Conditions.
 The low pressure area, located over the northwest at the last charting. has progressed very slowly southeastwsrd into South Dakota and Nebraska. An other depression has appeared over porthern Texas. oklahoma and Arkan sas from Mexico. and given out copious to heavy rainfall over the lower Arkan- sas valley. northern Texas and north ern New Mexico. An extensive high pressure area. accompanied by mod crate cold wave has appeared over Manitoba. Keewatin. ontario and the upper lake region. where temperatures have decreased some 10 to 20 degrees. The high pressure area has moved from the central states to the Atlantic coast. attended by clear skies. Local rains have occurred over northern California. oregon and Washington. An area of high pressure is moving eastward toward the coast of southern California. The temperatures remain unseasonably high over the Rocky Mountain states. BarOmetric conditions favor fair weather for this section during tonight
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
Experts Endorse CottoIen..

Marion Harland" Mrs. Janet M, Hill. and Mrs, Sarah Tyson Rorer. are three cooking authorities whose names are familiar to almost every house wife. Each has her own distinctive methods of work. but 1t Is interesting to note that on the all-important aues- tion of a cooking fat, they are unan- imous in recommending COTTOLENE.
 Marion Harlahd" says of COTTO- LENE: Tt has given complete satis- faction" Mrs. Hill says: Very satis- factory; glad to recommend it." Mrs Rorer says; much more healthful product than lard"
 With such authority behind it, every housekecper will be safe in giving COTTOLENE at least a trial. IL is d vegetable oil shortening. purer and more wholesome than lard-and il is cheaper, too. one-third less being re- Quired.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Childrens tub dresses. such as lawns. dimities and batistes. are made in one piece. sometimes as severely fashioned as old-fashioned pinafores. Numerous dresses of this description have but two seams and both are under arm seams. There is sufficient flare at the hem to widen the skirt portion. The pat terms are such that the making and laundry work are perceptibly decreased
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Seed potatoes Sl00 per sack. 25c cash for eggs. Crump Hay X Grain Company. bm
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
BANANA LINEN.

X dress of banana linen. very sheer and well finished was made very much on the order of an old fash toned redingote with the back Of the skirt arranged in two wide plaits from the waist to the underskirt. The fronts. however, show decided sur plus outlina with the ends extending down each side Of the dress skirt and stitched into the back.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Ten hundred seats ten cents. New Airdome opening tonight.