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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
STATE CANDIDATE
AWED BY GARY

Gary politicians were all on the alert
last evening when Richard Schaaf of
Hammond. chairman of the Republican
county central committee appeared arm
In arm with Edward " Fitzpatrick
clerk OF the state supreme court.
In company with Ralph Ross of
Hammond they attended the Eagle $
carnival where the two politicians were
obliged to hold an informal levee Mr.
Fitzpatrick is a candidate for re-elec-
ton and he lost no time making votes
and Chairman Schaaf was not slow in
introd ucing the Garyites to the SUI
preme court logical.
I am not in Gary for any political
purpose" declared Mr. Schaaf in an
swer to question to that effect
AS for me-" said the Hon. Fitzpat-
/ rick, 7 came up here thinking 1 would
find a village lighted by torch. In
stead I find the most brilliant illumi-
mated city in the state had intend ed
to go back home tonight but Gary Is
so great and big and pretty that r an
going to stay around here a few days
l am simply awed with its magnitude
and when I go back home to Portland
they will think I am telling fairy
stories II tell them even half of what
I saw here"
Today Fitzpatrick will visit a number
OF the local politicians and will try to
go through the steel plant If he has
the time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
OVER.

The Rev. A. NJ. Bucheit OF St John
accompanied by his mother and sister.
made a short call with Rev. JOS Flack
of this nlace Tuesday.
Preparations are now under way for
a celebration to be given at the paroch-
ial school grounds on July 4th Every
body is invited to be present as the pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of the st.
Joseph's church.
The commencement of the graduates
of the St Joseph's parochial school took
place Wednesday evening. most in
teresting program was given and lis
tened to by a crowded house.
Michael Keilman of near ST. John
transacted business here yesterday.
Tonight the Sacred Heart Court. W.
C. o. F. will hold a special meeting to
initiate some new members.
The Rev. A. Badina of Hammond at
tended the commencement here yester-
day evening and delivered an interest
ing address on Education" to the
edifcation of the audience.
John Hillbrich from Schererville, was
a visitor here Wednesday on business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
HEARD
- BY -
RUBE

From now on the days will begin to
get shorter. Those who have been
careless in regard to their plain duty
mas presents early.
South Side saIoon keepers report that
"Chamberlain's cough relief ice
cream f1ips" and snake bite julips" are
having a great sale these hot days.
IMMORTAL ABEs.
with apologies to b. l.. To
Abe Lincoln.
Father Abraham.
Abe Ottenheimer.
Abe Ruef
Abe Goldstein-
Abe Shabash.
Abe Martin.
Abe Klaw.
Abe Cohen.
These June days are not rare-They
are burnt to a crisp.
Did you ever notice that some ice
cream never melts? why not?
Gary wife beaters have been made
examples of in several instances. Don't
let it happen again.
Gary lads should begin to practice
at once just how to celebrate a safe
and sane Fourth of July.
A Milwaukee man has entered suit
for divorce citing as his reason that he
got the wrong bride. Here in Gary
girls are so scarce that most of US
would be glad to get a bride right or
wrong.
When the parade of all nations takes
place July Fourth we will once more
witness the delectable sight of Billy
Mcneil and Billy Fulton wearing the
kilties.
There is always some fellow with
good luck" standing round ready to
profit by the mistakes of the fellow
with bad luck" Gary is at the other
end of the "J."-Joliet Herald.
$500 SANE FOURTH.
Continued from yesterday
Historical pegeants Of old Gary.
IL. Carl Cooper cutting down trees
on Broadway and guarding the rail-
roads. 1906.
IL. Justice Harley NJ. Townsley run
ming for the supreme court on the
Hearst ticket
10 NJ We'll and Rev Hamilton
working Sam Sax.
IA H H. Highlands and E. Garstin
in crow bar duel.
Is. Gus Newman in the haunted
house
16 Melton. Sears, Caldwell and
Knots shipwrecked in the big sewer
| IT. Louis Mekatinsky in the butcher
| shop.
Is Frank Hubinger giving q
chicken supper to the police force.
10. E. G. Ballard disbarring Harri:
and Bretsch.
20. Ora Wildermuth and r. r. Quill
len teaching school on site of South
| Shore tracks and Broadway.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
GARY NO LONGER GIVES
JOLIET GOOSE FLESH
E., J. & E. May Settle It's
Troubles With Thriving
Illinois City.

According to dispatch from Joliet,
Ill this morning the trouble between
the E. ]. & z. railroad and the city of
Joliet over the vacation of certain
streets on which they will erect their
new general Offices and shops. has been
settled, and Joliet citizens have again
regained their former trenor of mind
The difficulty reached such climax
early in the week that Superintendent
Peter McManus of the Z. J. and z.
threatened to move the entire yards
and offices to Gary, unless the question
in dispute was settled al once.
Joliet citizens in fear that they were
aobut to loose their second largest in
dustry in the city Immediately got
busy and in a short time the trouble
was bridged over.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
SUPT. WRIT MAKES
SCHOOL PLANS
Work Will Begin Next Mon
day and Twenty Teach
ers Will Be Engaged.

In pursuance OF the plans made by
Superintendent of Schools Writ for the
summer term of school, the following
program has been outlined. This in
cludes also the opportunity for recre-
alton under the auspices of the school
authorities and will provide for the
employment of about twenty teachers.
Beginning Monday. June 27. at the
Emerson school pupils and adults can
secure work in the following subjects
during the summer months: sewing
drawing, cooking, botany chemistry.
physics, zoology. commercial arith-
mettc. commercial geography. book
keeping, stenography and typewriting.
manual training, and music.
At the Jefferson school pupils can Sc
cure work in drawing. music, elemen-
tary science and manual training.
! The Fairgrounds at the Jefferson
and Emerson schools will be open
daily, except Sunday, from $40 a. m. to
$50 p. m.
| Swimming pool at Emerson school
Monday and Tuesday will be reserved
| for the exclusive use of girls and wo-
men. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday will be reserved for the
exclusive use of boys and men.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
BARROW
NAMED AS
EXECUTIVE:

Richmond, Ind. June 23.-With the
selection of Charlottesville as the next
meeting place and the election of Of
ficers the Municipal League late today
closed one of its most successful meet
ings. Mayor Lemuel barrow of La
porte. one of the leading spirits of this
convention, was elected president for
the coming year. The other officers
elected are: James z. Burke. mayor of
Jacksonville. first vice president: John
Thorn. councilman. Noblesville, second
vice president: Loren Mellette, Elwood.
treasurer; S. B. Robinson. clerk of
Charlottesville. local secretary
The lively interest in the discussions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
HOBART.

Mrs. Claude Toothill is visiting with
her parents at Atwood.
John Megalor a store keeper at new
Chicago, was drowned at the foot of
Ohio street at that place yesterday,
He was taken with cramps while in
swimming. He is survived by wife
and child.
Miss Ruth Bullock and Dwight Mac
key visited friends in Crown Point yes
terday.
Cecil Peterson has returned to Bloom
ington to ike up some special work
during the summer.
Miss Helen Mackey attende the car
nival at Gary on Wednesday evening.
The NJ E. Aid society will meet next
! week on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Barney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
BRADDOCK WILL
Be A CANDIDATE
Union Labor Leader in Gary
to Run on Democratic
Ticket.

Elnathan Braddock Of Gary today an
nounces his candidacy for the nominal
ton for joint representative from Lake
and Newton counties, subject to the
decision of the democratic joint con-
vention. He is the first candidate in
the field for the job now held down by
William H Kliver of Gary. also a union
carpenter
Mr.. Braddock is one of the union la
Dor leaders in Gary and participated a
good deal in the last municipal cam
paign- He is prominent member OF
the carpenters local and has quite a
reputation as an orator.
The following is the platform on
which Mr.. Braddock will make the race
If nominated:
l. Enforcement OF the Sunday law
giving workmen a day of rest
2. An enactment OF such measures
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24

which will secure protection to en-
ployes and compensation for injuries
sustained, fair and equitable in pro-
portion to value of person to those
most concerned.
g. Full and honest representation
of the peoples interests rather than
those of injurious and pernicious class
interests.
4. Publication of campaign ex-
penses under oath. with the name OF
every person, or persons, so contribut-
ing. together with their reasons for SO
doing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
Work Is DELAYED.

The work on the West Hammond
bank is being delayed by the fact that
the brick has been delayed. 1t is ex-
pected, however. that the new bank
will be completed by the first of Au-
gust
Everything that can be done is be-
ing done to hurry the work. and it is
hoped that the new bank will be
started in time to take care of the
business that always develops about
the holidays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
Will Lead Simple Life.

Attorney D. E. Boone. George Park
ers attorney in his recent fight for
life and liberty. is very much pleased
with the outcome of the insanity COM
missions deliberations.
He has succeeded in clearing his
man altogether and says that Parker
considers himself a very lucky man.
Parker will remain in Hammond and,
according to Boone, has decided to live
the simple life
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
It Wasn't Our Mack.

After Mack Turner, one of Ham
monds architects, has devoted his life
and succeeded in building up a most
desirable reputation, a 17-year -old boy
who happens to have the same handle
brings disgrace upon the we'll known
name in Hammond. The boy in ques-
ton is reported to the Hammond police
as having stolen ten dollars from Tom
Albania of Highlands. to whom he had
hired out as a hired man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
New Bows in Hammond.

Floyd Conner, 272 state street, is the
proud and happy father of ten pound
boy. The youngster came into the
world last night at 9:15 and gave a
lusty yell upon his arrival. DR.. 3. w.
Chidlaw attended Mrs Common.
A boy was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Mindlin and both mother and
son are doing nicely
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
Did Not Com cup Today.

The West Hammond election case
was expected to come up in court in
Chicago today, but Martin Finneran
has not been notified to appear as yet.
1t is expected that the case will be
tried in the near future. The case
was expected to come up today on a
continuance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24

Whenever you organize citizens
committee" in Gary to do things. it's
generally done right
Moving pictures of the battle on the
Sahara sand dunes near Gary are al
ready being shown Go and see them
and get your eyes full of sand
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
For Through Service.

The Chicago, Lake Shore & South
Bend. according TO dispatches from
South Bend, is preparing to give
through interurban service from South
Bend TO the heart of Chicago. Illinois
Central engines are to be hitched to
the cars at Pullman and this will en-
able passengers to get of at any sta
ton without a change of cars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
HAMMOND NEWS
State Officer Here.

The Hon. E. V. Fitzpatrick clerk of
the supreme court, was in Hammond
today preparatory to the Lincoln
Jefferson College of Law commence
ment exercises tonight at the Methodist
church. He will administer the oath
admitting the class TO practice before
the supreme court.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick spent the day in Wis
ting Hammond lawyers He knows
many of the local attorneys person
ally because of their practice in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
Board Accepts Plans.

The board of public works at its ses-
sion this morning accepted the plans
for the Towle street sidewalks The
contract for the Jackson street was
awarded to w F. Brunt and bids were
asked for the Johnson sidewalks Plans
were adopted for three-ouarter-inch
water pipe for Sheffield avenue, May
street and Columbia avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24

Saturday are free days. Monday and
Thursday a charge OF fifteen cents for
ech person will be made. Ten tickets
will be sold for s1.eo- On free days the
pool is open from 900 g m. to l a. n1
100 p. m. to 500 p M. 100 p. m. to
$50 p m. The pool is not open during
the morning on Mondays and Thurs
days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
The Times Was Right.

Jake Friedman, the city sealer says
that a great many people have gotten
the impression that he is the Fried
man who is being sued on the charge
of causing the arrest of young Weis.
He says that THE TIMES was right in
stating that the Friedman who caused
the arrest of Weis is a Hammond ped
der
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
Rabe Is Confident.

Otto Rabe, assistant postmaster at
Hammond, states that he is now await
ing letter from the postofflce depart
ment relative to the establishment OF
an intercity mail delivery.
He says that he is confident from
correspondence that he has received or
the subject, that the postoff1ce depart
ment will ltake up the matter and es-
tablish the service, providing the peo-
pie of the cities concerned want 1t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
Falls From Pole.

Curtis Smith, lineman for the Chi
cago Telephone company, sustained a
sprained ankle and injured kneecap
when he fell from a post at State and
Wentworth avenue yesterday. He will
be laid up for about a week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
Many Dipped.

The opening of the bathhouse at the
Lake Front park last night brought
out scores Of people for a dip in the
surf The north wind is blowing on
the warm surface water. making the
bathing near the shore excellent for
this time of the year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24

supreme court. and on the whole has
fine compliments for the Lake county
bar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24
GREAT CROWDS CONE
TO GARY CARNIVAL
Hammond, East Chicago and
Whiting People Throng
Thither.

Large crowds gathered at the car
nival company's grounds last night, the
extreme hot weather having no effect
on the attendance
1t was especially noticeable last night
that large crowds were present from
Hammond, East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor. many people coming to Gary
via automobile to witness the big at
traction.
The same good order that has pre-
vailed in the fore part of the week is
still being maintained and so far there
has been nothing to mar the pleasure
of the large crowds.
Great interest is still being manifest
ed in the diamond ring voting contest
among the ladies and rivalry is keen.
Following is the standing of the con-
testants having the largest number OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24

BEvY OF PRETTY ABsORBEDIN
TOLD BY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-24

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07

taken oath to devote their lives to the protection
of our lord and sovereign to follow the revolution
aries from place to place. and daily hourly, to keep
watch them; to risk life. wealth case happiness
oppose the Society OF the Holy Drujina 1t was
that society which sent here to keep watch on
the you know the Chcv2lier de Portalcs His
real is DcmitTi Ivanof. He is one of the most
planned the latest attempt the life of the Gar.
which, thanks to the vigilance OF the Holy Druiina
niScarred But fresh attempt will be made next
Sunday unless can give warning to society. 1t
lvanoHs room last night, Whoever saw me doubt
less gave him warning also. Who saw me5 she asked
the last question sharply
Unwilngy Bobby told her
"Ahp was all Mademoisele dc Bardti answered and
then she went on ut was Deutri Ivanoff who ured
me here. He intended to keep me here until the
bombs were well on their way to Russia
Almost as she uttered these words, the last cord
As he stepped down to help her into the boat he
saw that already the waters were troubled that al
ready the little craft straining at its noorngs
But what he did not see was that he dipped his
sonry, peasant. the bent man who had watched
the chevalicr and his party out aud who in the
intervals OF pruning the vines had kept an eve on
the island suddenly Strengthened his aged back fetched
with It, then laying down his shears made of I'D the
steep path, and set off for La Severe.
Keep her head straightp shouted Bobby. as the
storm struck the boat
Ii all In a minute AS suddenly as the LIGHTS
arc turned off the stagc-the sun seemed to snap
out and grayncss fell about them The water as
seey as the sky. churned and rolled: the wind howled
Bobby bent his back. There was pause as If the
hurricane stayed to take breath, and then with a
whistle and shrick it rushed on them again
Bobby battled, his teeth set his brow knit Marsha
sat still and carefully obeyed his directions.
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tho news came OF fresh attempt the liic OF the
Gar Of Russia The story sent thrill of dismay
even through the plcasure-loving community OF La
Scverie
Can nothing be donc3" demanded Bobby of the
chevalicr.
The old man looked at the boy moment before
he answered
"You must change Russia root and branch before
YOU can judge and circumstances
1T is the Gar | pity went Bobby. Poor beg
gar, he'll pay the price, whatever may bc the end OF
II all
"Ycs" answered the Frcuchman. Il should say that
in the end it will be Nicholas ii. who will pay the
price"
'I am going to get ont of this tomorrow said Bobby
abruptly
Tired of us2' inquired the chcyalicr
"Wor; is the best thing for INC" the boy answered,
as he got up and walked off.
The old man looked alter him with very under
standing smile
SO" he concluded she has refused him But that
Will not make The English girl less jealous. And when
women arc Jealous their wits desert them. They will
believe exactly what they told"
.Ah, madcmoiscllc' he rose and bowed gallantly as
Alice Coombes passed by. "Will you honor old
man, mademoscllc?"
He pulled up one Of the gay basket chairs Ii was
painted pnky purple and Alice had on a red blouse
but tFiiie like that did not disturb Miss Coombes
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BY MARIAN POWER

As they came to tho long shadow by a Minerva,
Miss Coombes spoke again.
Bobby, she said, i sure you ought to know it
What about her." demanded the young man
sharply
1T is very strange" she answered, Il don't want to
think Ill of people but | her go into the cheva
hers by tho window. II Is that there, and
she indicated the first of line of private apartments
L know it because he pointed out 10 day.
saw mademoscllc go in thcrc-shc had key to open
that gate, and she went just if 1t were thing
she was IN the habit of doing.
Bobby Bcllcw turned on his cousin
What you dong to all thati" he thundcred
Il slipped out here to look al the mountains while
they dancing the collion. was standing by that
figure there l suppose madcmoiscllc did not notice
me"
Il know you arc mistaken" he declared MAIDEN
oisclle de Bardki may not be i'll the ballroom but
took her TO the lift about quarter of an hour ago
She had torn her dress"
This time Alice laughed outright.
Bobby shut the door angry on her and hurried
down the terrace, He had few minutes in which to
act He cast glance at each plaster deity as he passed
TO make sure that shadow concealed another spec
tator, v1ultcd the iron gate and walked straight I'd
TO the long window Of the Chevalier de Portacs'
room
The blind down, but the sash was not fastened
Bobby pushed it back He caught glimpse OF
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"Arc you frigh,ened!" he called once.
Only she answered, that VIC may not be there
Marsha" he cried, for love is greater than wind
and wave. IF NC are in time-when this is over
She paused 'Yes-if I am in time" she said slowly,
"and you will share my life work with me-"
"As you will" he answered, "just SO we are to-
He shot the boat across a wave held 10 it while
it went down into the waste OF swirling water.
Then Marsha, who, during the last ten minutes had
looked again and again 10 La Scvcrc. bent forward
her face white with alarm.
.NNS We are being pursued she s cried rcd IN D6I fsar
"A boat has out from La Severic 1t is rowcd
6y and it is making toward No one
would venture out in such storm unless It were
something urgent.
Marsha was right The boat was evidently making
towards them, and it coming along comparatively
easy, for protected BY the mountains 1t had not yet
III is out Of the water" said Marsha in strange.
Are You ht?" cried Bobby But before any an
swer could come 20 him, the storm, as II up ul now
it had been playing az with them bore rec;lo do%I
them. the wind howcd the water seemed to rise up
to meet the sky There was no making headway
Bobby and Marsha could but one another dimly
The sky the land tho white mountains were all
blotcd out The tiny >toa was caught. tossed while
cloud, suphurous and yet inky black, closed right
They lived through it, and with that most mighty
effort the OF the storm WAS over. The wind
began TO fall, the sky 10 clear.
One danger passed. Bobby looked about him to
face another
'If l only had revolver he began. and then
his jaw fell for as far the eve could reach. they
two-he and Nlarsha-in the little boat were the only
things afoat
Il can't sec them" he CALCULATED
He sought Marsha's eyes. She understood The
whitcpcss, the trouble OF her face, answered him.
Slowly she lifted one hand. making sign of tho
with il.
They neither OF them spoke Bobby rowed on ~
chime hoatcd out to them. merely borne along by
You arc worn out already" cried Bobby when ho'
had leisure TO observe her.
mo" she answered her lips white as she smiled
at him. 81 am happy-Thcre is time"