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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
Political Announcements
REpyTRLICAN CALL.

REPUBLICAN, CALL.
OFFICIAL CALL FOR REPUBLICAN
TOWNSHIP CONVENTION Fob
CALUMET TOWNSHIP.
The Republican voters of Calumet
Township. Lake County, Indiana, are
hereby notified TINT there will be .
Mass Convention of the Republican
voters of said township at the Binzen-
hof hall, Gary, Indiana, Thursday, Sept.
18th, mt 7;3O D. M, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates on the Republic
can ticket. for the following township
offices, the same to be voted for at the
general election to be held Tuesday,
November Sth, 1910, as follows:
-Four Candidates for Justice of the
Peace.
Four Candidates for Constable.
Three Candidates for Members of the
Township Advisory Hoard.
All candidates for nomination ON the
said Township Ticket will be required
to file written announcement with the
secretary of the Republican Township
Central Committee on or before noon
Saturday, Sept. 10th, in order to have
name considered mt said meeting.
BY order OF the Republican Township
Central Committee of Calumet Town
ship.
j. MTADDEN,
vice Chairman Republican Central Com
mittee, Calumet Township.
FRANK w. S.IITH,
Secretary Republican Central Com
mittee, Calumet Township.
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Where The Spotlight Twink|eS

vaudeville with Billy Castor, present.
ing the sketch Nifty Nonsense"
Margaret Ellington. joining in the
present fad of antique tragedy, has de-
cided to appear in "Medea.'
The chief part in D'Albert's opera of
reminiscence. "Tiefiand,' is to be sung
this season by Marguerite Sylvia.
Burr Mcintosh is to appear this sea-
son as a typical Westerner in an Ameri-
can play, called I'm Gods Country"
John Drew will begin his season in
Smith" comedy by Somerset Maug-
ham. sometime early next month.
Alice Nelson is in Italy at present,
making careful study of the leading
role of Pucoini's opera, The Girl of the
Golden West"
to play the leading part in Thomas
Ryley's coming production in New
York of THE Storm"
Isabel Irving has been engaged as
! John Drew's leading lady this season
and will play with him in Somerset
Vaughan comedy, Smith"
Alice Yorke is meeting with sue
cess in playing the title role in The
Sweetest Girl In Paris" under the man
| agement of Harry Askin of Chicago.
The play by Anthony Hope and Har-
| riet Ford. to be produced this season
by the Liebler Company. bears the
name Mrs. Thistleton's Princess"
! A new musical play called The
Quaker Girl" is to be produced this
fall in London with Gertie Millar and
Joseph Coyne In the principal roles.
| The new Shubert Theater in Mime
apolis is completed and is said to be
an unusually handsome and we'll equip
ped structure. 1t was opened on
August 90.
Annie Russell and her husband. Os-
valid Yorke, will not be members OF
the New York Theatre Company this
season. Miss Russell has gone on q
| trip to Europe.
Ernest Lawford, who was the Original
Capt. Hook in Peter Pam. wher
Maude Adams was seen in that play
has been engaged for an important
| part in Decorating Clementine."
After long interruption Dave Lew
is will resume his stellar activitie:
here on Sept II or IL at the Princes:
| theater. He and Al Fields will play
| there in a musical comedy bearing a
/ this time some such name as Nv,
! Won't go Home Until Morning" ''Th,
Wife Tanners" viii depart from tn,
Princess on Sept. 10.
Gertrude COghian. who Will play a.
the telegraph operator in The Trav
| cling Salesman" when that comedy re
| turns here week after next made he
last appearance here with Robert EIDE
son in The Noble Spaniard" Sh'
| played here also throughout the Ions
| Illinois run of The Lion and tn,
Mouse"
Mabel Barrison. Harry Conor and tn,
players who will act with them il
"Lulu's Husbands" have begun rehear
sails here.
The Girl OF My Dreams" un
usually pleasing musical play. wit
Mcintyre and Hams, continues its sue
cessful engagement at the Illinois.
The Midnight Sons an entertain
ing musical show, with George "
Monroe and Harry Fisher in the cast
remains at the Lyric There are man,
| scenes and many girls.
The Old Town" with Montgomer
and Stone as its stars. is much ap
plauded by large audiences at tn
S>udeh1ker. The show is richly staged
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epidemic
which following
Chicago Tribune
polluted Michigan
mg water:
The particularly from the Sxyeighh crib
contam
material which the
of
The this
of he water
chlore of lime bleaching
the hypochoite
which
small Milwaukee, oil
Minneapolis,
burg Harrisburg Cincinnati, Indianapolis
hundred The
Chicago
entitled
install this give
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
Heart toHeart
Talks.
MILKING TO MUSIC.
By EDWIN A. NYE.

A Michigan farmer contends that
cows give more milk while music is
being rendered.
In order to test his theory Mr.. Led
erer. manager of the Olympic theater,
Chicago, lent his entire orchestra of
nine instruments and went to the farm
of Mrs. Scott Durand, society wom-
an whose fad Is dairying.
The sixty-one Jerseys and HolSteins
on the farm were milked to such tunes
as THE Blue Danube" and other
soothing strains. The mixers claim
the nerves of the cows were Gained
and their udders gave down more
readily.
Music impregnated milk is fact.
not theory, according to this unique
experiment.
In order to further demonstrate the
matter the orchestra shifted from the
soft. alluring airs to ragtime music.
The cows grew FESTIVE.
'Horrors. exclaimed Mrs. Durand.
"Stop it!'
Then the musicians glided into a Sc
lection from ''Tosca," Il Live For
Love and Music" and the cows be-
came quiet and contented again.
Well, why not7
The entire party was convinced. and
Mrs. Durand will equip her barns with
several monographs, to be used during
milking time.
The Michigan farmer, with a smaller
number of cows, has used a phono-
graph for two years.
Moreover
1t is the settled policy of both the
Michigan dairyman and Mrs. Durand
that exceedingly kind treatment of the
cows is essential to the best results.
On either of these farms the employee
who would kick or beat the cows or
habitually employ abusive language
toward them is instantly discharged.
The moral is plain
Leaving the discussion to the psy-
biologists we may ask, If music and
kindness are productive Of good re-
suits as to cows, why not use it on hui
mans?
Those Key West cigar manufacture
ers who employ readers and musicians
to entertain the employees while they
work at the benches are wise.
"Music hath charms to soothe the
savage breast" and SO has kindness.
Should we employ music and kind
ness less to our loved ones than to our
cows?
Some will laugh at the claim that
more milk and better milk can be got
from cows by means of music and
kindness.
But then some will also deny tina,
| music and kindness properly employed
will pay when applied to humans.
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Frederic Thompson has arranged to
produce My Man."
Macklyn Arbuckle. formerly with
The Circus Man" is to appear in Wei
come to Our City"
The Girl in the Train" will have
Sallie Fisher, formerly with THE God
dess of Liberty as its prima donna.
William Collier has changed the name
of his step-son, Paul MARI. to William
Collier. Jr
Mcintyre and Heath are to continue
in vaudeville this season and are pre-
pairing a new act.
FRITZ Scher is going to close up her
summer home on Labor Day and come
to New York to rehearse "Trilby."
Madame Schumann-Heink is adver-
tised as one of the headliners to play
the western vaudeville houses.
Edna Goodrich, In private life Mrs
Nat Goodwin, arrived from Europe on
the Teutonic and her first act was TO
deny the oft repeated rumors of her
separation from the actor.
Easily one of the most extraordinary
novelties of the season is The Brass
Bottle" which Charles Frohman is
presenting with an extraordinary cast
Victor Moore will star his season
under the management of H. H. Frazee
at the Apollo Theatre, Atlantic City, on
Sept. 49, in The One Best Bet"
Dorothy Donnelly has had splendid
rest abroad and is now ready to make
verybody weep over her work In
Madame X"
Grace Hayward. a well know popu-
lar priced Star, is to head the New
stock Company. which will occupy the
Warrington Theatre. oak Park, Chi
cago. opening the season with The
Lion and the Mouse"
Giacomo Puccini has notified Henry
w Savage that he will come to Ameri-
ca to supervise the production in Eng
| lish of his new opera based on David
BeIasco's THE Girl of the Golden
| West"
! Ethel Barrymore will have Louise
Drew as member of her company and
as Miss Drew Is her cousin they are
sure to get along well together.
John Ford. dancer having petulantly
deserted The Echo" pervious to the
New York premier. his role was playa
ed by ]. ]. ScannelI a youngster, who
seems to have made the success of the
performance. Mr. Scannell of
the actors in the student presentation
of the play
Charles Dillingham; is rehearsing the
| slim Princess" as well as The Girl in
the Train in New York Miss Janis
and her mother are in town to watch
the progress made by the chorus. and
associated with her in The Slim Prin-
cess will be George Parsons.
PLAY AND PLAYERS 49,. 49,. -.
Elita Proctor Otis is to appear in
The Girl from Rector's"
Bessie Mccoy opened in Atlantic CITY
the other night in The Echo"
] Brandon lyman will continue this
season IS Naximova's leading man.
F. c. Whitney will return to Londor
soon to present The Chocolate Soldier.
Margaret Anglin will appear this
season under the mana cement of Lieb
Ter & Co.
Louise Sylvester has been engaged
for the leading character role in The
Wife Tanners
Mary Shaw has been engaged by A
H Woods for the principal part in tn,
new play New York"
}. Isabel Diamond is to appear i,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
DOESN'T SOUND RIGHT, DOES IT?

a Wild hat t
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is a
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be
without
garty.
simple
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher
THE TIME KILLER.

o. time do; the
drpped
upon
fellow all
things like those
spoil Clothes
remarked: you're
be wise-dont bother
Copyright
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
TEND THE SOIL.


efevdent
fails
this
orchid Small parcels of which
of
child
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
WHEN "BABY. STARTS TO SCHOOL.

this Tuesday
realized
child in whose
taken hand-depriving
held lightly
indeed be stohd
of situation that confronts him
her the
land in the
moulding
through the public schoobabyhood
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
'THIs is MY 5sRD BIRTHDAY"
Ge0rue II perleY.


George H. Perley. the outside" whip
of the Conservative party in the
Dominion House of Commons, was born
in Lebanon. N H.. Sept. IL. 1857, of
Welsh parentage He received his
early education in the schools of Otta-
wa and later graduated from Harvard
University. After leaving the universe
ty he entered upon business career in
which he has been eminently success
full For many years he has been
prominently Identified with the lumb-
ering industry of the ottawa Valley.
He was also connected with the
Canada Atlantic Railway, as director
and vice-president and he is a director
of the Bank of Ottawa. In 1902 Mr..
Perley was an unsuccessful candidate
for parliament. Two years later. how
ever. he was elected member for Ar
genteuil. Quebec, and has held the seat
ever since.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12

The Ministerial Association of Alex
andria has made arrangements with
former Governor j. Frank Hanly of
Indianapolis to deliver an address here
at Beulah Park Sunday evening, Sept.
IS. He will talk on local option.
TO EDUCATE NEGROES.
Young negroes are to be taught
blacksmithing, molding. pattern MAX
ing. decorating. painting and boiler
making at the Supreme Manufacturing
Companys plant in Vincennes. as an
adjunct to the Princeton Negroes In
dustrial School. which has bought an
interest in the plant and installed
James Sheppard. skilled mechanic of
st. Louis, as instructor.
A LEADING QUESTION.
In his address before his audience of
teachers attending the annual Della
ware County Institute. at Muncie. Prof.
Arthur Holmes of the University of
Pennsylvania caused mild sensation
among the teachers when he said:
What would you spinsters do II sud
denly there were thrust upon you the
duties of wifehood and motherhood?
KILLED By CIRCUS WAGON.
Emmett Sompsel, IS years old. son of
William Sompsel. residing ten miles
north of Logansport, died last evening
at o'clock. at the home of his brother.
Lewis Sompsel, Kokomo, of injuries re-
ceived when he was run over by a
paugh- Sells exhibition.
DOG HAS RABIES.
Amosa Kiger, of Anderson who was
bitten on the hand by small dog last
Tuesday, was today notified by the
c.
been afflicted with rabies. The head
of the animal had been sent to Indi-
annapolis for examination. Kiger and
his friends are much alarmed over the
matter.
WANT TO HEAR TEDDY.
| Efforts to get Col. Theodore Roose-
Welt for a speech in Evansville and
the First District on his appearance
in the state on behal: of Senator Bev-
eridge were started today Col
Frank B. Posey, Republican nominee
| for Congress, who was in Cincinnati {
few days ago a specially invited
guest of the former President at the
celebration during the Ohio Valley Eek
position in honor of Mr.. Roosevelt
| MARSHALL ENTHUSIASTIC.
Inspired by reports of the splendid
work done by the Indiana natfona
guard while ii has been at the Man
euver Camp. Governor Marshall yes
| terday in paying a visit to the cam,
| as commander in chief of the state
military forces. declared he will recon
mend TO the next Legislature legisla
, ton for anything officers of the ma
tional guard at a conference deem
necessary to promote the efficiency o
the organization.
! TRAIN WAS DERAILED.
c., C. & l. north bound passenge
train No. 6 running from Richmond t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
TO CODIFY LAWS.

The State Board of Electinon Com
missioners decided yesterday that no
new codifcation of the election laws
OF the state would be necessary for
distribution this fall to the election
officers of the state, and thereby saved
$500.
Mrs Zorah Eblen of Evansville was
indicted today for alleged willful
murder for having shot and killed her
husband, B. F. Eblen, a liveryman OF
Henderson XIV. in MAY last Mrs
Eblen declared at the time that 1T was
because of the discriminating confess
sion of a coIored woman servant in the
house that she killed Eblen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

senator
Al4RERT ,. BEvERIDGE.
Secretary Of state
OTIS e. GUILLEY, Danvflle.
Auditor Of state.
JOHN e. REED, Aauncie.
Treasurer OF state
JONCE MoNYHAN, Orleans.
Clerk Supreme Conrt
EDWARD ". FITZGERALD, Portland
State Statistfcian.
JOHN L. PEETz, Kokomo.
State superintendent Public instructions
8. c. FERRELL- sholbyvtlls.
Attorney General.
FINLEY r. MOUNT, Crawferdsville
state Geolsgist.
w. s. BLATCHLEY, Terre Haute.
Judge Supreme Court, Second District
OSCAR MONTGOMERY, Seymour.
Judge Supreme Court, Third District
n 81. MILLER, FRANKLIN.
Judges Appellate Court, First District
c. G. HADLEY, Indianapolis, and
WARD III. WATSON, Charleston
Judges Appellate CoGrt, Third District
u. W. COKSTOCK, Richmond ,
JOSEPH M. RADB, wtriamspert, ana
H. ID. TUTHILL, Michigan City.
EDGAR d. CRUHfPACKER.
Jaint senator
FRANK N. GAvTT
Joint Representative
WILLARD ID. VAN HORNE
Representative.
MICHAEL GRIMMER.
Prosecuting Attorney
CHARLES 70. GREENWALD.
Clerk Lake County Courts.
ERNEST L. sHoRTRIDGR
Sheriff
THOMAS GRANT.
Treasurer.
A. ,. SWANSON.
Coroner.
DR. FRANK SMITH.
Assessor.
w. ID. BLACK.
Surveyor
RAY SEELEY.
Commissioner Second District
LEVI II. HUTTON.
Commissioner Third District
MAT ,. BROWN.
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UP AND DOWN IN
Ind =A-N-A


The Ministerial Association of Alex
andria has made arrangements with
former Governor j. Frank Hanly Nof
Indianapolis to deliver an address here
at Beulah Park Sunday evening, Sept.
|25 He will talk on local option
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12

Peru. was derailed two miles north of
Muncie at s:s5 o'clock Friday night.
The tender broke loose from the en-
CINE, which remained on the track. and
jumped the rails, being followed by
the combination smoking and baggage
car, the ladies' coach and the first
trucks of the Pullman sleeper. EN-
bankments on either side prevented
the ears from overturning.
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unoreoes hporfor.
Sanbt Sparrt at pGre "Safie".

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unbres | oareois, bporfor De mao
Iibe iaa, % enbelig opbager, at @if.
ten - Caffeine = | 8niie er ben
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albrig meaet S,ilb, oe ofte unorebes
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til at opboIbe 2ipet.
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gunbe meb Qoihlm. Seq LITE fro
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mes ON ben.
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fpIe beSre, Seq fiinSe ipiie mere oa
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Columbia College | Gperett - bed
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gnselif og NoItor gbtparbs pao
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tes bort arebsmsoe I Wintpabam.
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isst baabe at preiter os 2ngfoIf. Sc
flefte al arebieus prefter Dor tiIiteoe.
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BoItor 6. 6. r.. Senien fra Bort.
lamb. &rebiens Gmne, Der bar Gig.
neIien ONT De ii gruoeiomfriier -
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narparenoe S~nbienoer os Meniebe.
bens gmne, Der bar ben friiteIise
9r~oberhigt" - efter Scat. is, 10
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fra Tacoma.
SsIeenbe Gmbebsmenb paletes:
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mano 6. S. DIion, Sefreter 6. 6.
u. Senien. Sfslee Snobpoelie at.
bolotes n9ite Grebsmeoe | Stan.
poob - 9oitor Moes aaIb. 3reb.
iens Misiionsmsbe afboloes | So
mar | SeattIe - Gaitor Slettebabls
Menigbeb. Hait. 81. 8oIb inbleoer
peb ben gnleoning Nisiionsemnet:
ZIP. @i. l., 6-S.
8aitor s. s. $oIte, Der nplis bar
onfommen til 8eningbam og babbe
tiItruabt Ssnbaaen for Msbet, bil.
ties pelfommen. 9ait. $. bar tito.
Iieere 9reft | @tnSom, Winn. =
SpsrgsmaaIet ON &reoi ens 9eling
bar ogfaa oppe til gebanbIing; men
intet bleo afgiort I ben Sag peb bette
Isbe, ba Den bIep uoiat til ct ienere
Wsbe - % ba bill Der ianoipnlis.
big fattes @eiIutnins ON at tnbeaa
til garsmsbet meo @egiering ON
iaaban 9eIing. Menigbeben I Del
Iinsbam bite fig babe sIab og taf.
nemmelig for Msbet. Den bite ale
tilreiIenbe al muli1 @initfribeb og
uorebeoe tiIise ole Breiternes &ei-
ieuogifter = noget iom fua iieIoen
eisres.
Sra @e1ingbam reiite ieg I'll Gina.
cortes, bpor ieg Ssnbag, ben Cite
Woobr. lagoe 9rlnoitenen til en- nb
airfe beriteos. 'Mentgbeben, Der
enbn,i life En-. ct Gar gainmel, bar
uIerebe opfsrt en- life iaa liben Mirfe,
Ser auerebe er taset I grlig. Oct er
%imtbeIis eobt giort al De fua. Iaa
@ftermiboaeen bolbtes ogioa Seft.
aIt fpregif oa paa erseIf. Wunbos
bar ieg tilitebe oeo ct apinSefor.
e~uinssmsbe. W9nb % apinber ar
beiber meo Sper -eg Snteresie. 90
iaa bpr oct bore. = @oitor ". elmer
@oe, Der er Wenigbeoens Brett, bar
Der giort ct sobt % prtsoprbigt ar.
beioe, - noget iom ogina SoIf latte
Gris paa, boiIfet be ogfaa Iagoe for
9agen peb benne 2eiIigbeo, iSet oe
Ssnboss aften iamleoe fla / Slot og
SsIse for at ~operraife og ooerrpffe
bam en- nofiaa betpoeIig g~ensegape.
Dc bdpbe poa Sorbaano inbpiet mig
| Soretagenoet % en5aeeret mig iom
enilaas Coli for anIeoninaen.
(Weere).