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The copper era., 1910-02-03
NEWS OF THE TERRITORY.

A new lodge of Knights of Pythias
was organized at Stafford last week.
A petition has been filed in the post
Office department to establish a post
office at Elgin in Santa Cruz county.
Yuma is excited over rich silver
strike that has been made in the
Castle Dome mountains, seven miles
north of the Thumb Butte mine.
The report of the Phoenix schools
for the month ending January IA
shows a total enrolment of 1923, the
average daily attendance being 1914.
The government has ordered that
the 900 acres in the townsite of
Parker be sold to the present holders
from the reservation tthe appraised
value of the property.
The installation of the cotton gin
at Arlington has been completed and
the Egyptian Cotton Growers asso-
citation of Arizona will begin at once
to gin the cotton now stored at Ar
lington.
A ten inch vein of oxide ore, which
gives every Indication of widening
and which is estimated to run at least
IS per cent copper, has just been
located at the Little Mary mine in
Cochise county.
Senator Smoot of Utah has again
introduced bill into congress provid-
ing for the annexation to Utah of
that portion of Arizona lying north
of the Grand Canyon, and known as
''No Mans Land
The Arizona Democrat of Phoenix
has passed into the hands of the Ari-
zona Democrat Publishing company,
recently organized. ]. o. Dunbar,
vice president of the company, has
assumed the duties of managing
editor.
1t is reported that Allen Gardner,
chairman of the Cochise county re-
publican central committee, is to be
appointed clerk of the district court
at Tombstone by Judge Fletcher M.
Doan. The present clerk is George
B. Wilcox.
There is a movement on foot in
Yuma to petition the city council to
donate the old prison site to CON-
pany for hotel purposes on condition
that it must always be hotel and
must always remain open or else re-
vert to the city.
VIM. H. Kirkland, the Oldest white
settler of continuous residence in
Arizona, died last week at Winkel-
men. He raised the first American
flag in Tucson in 1856. His oldest
daughter was the first child born in
Phoenix.
At the annual meeting of the
directors of the Southwestern Sugar
and Land company held last week at
the factory at Glendale it was unani-
mously voted to increase the daily
capacity of the plant from 800 to 800
tons, permitting the handling of the
beets from 5000 acres.
Charles Stafford was found dru nix
and begging on the streets of Phoe-
nix wearing a Masonic emblem on
his coat and was arrested for viola
tion of the law prohibiting the wear
ing of badges except by members.
If sufficient evidence can be secured
this may be made test case of the
law.
With but few hours notice to the
public and with improvised banking
paraphernalia the Gila Valley Bank
& Trust company opened its Miami
branch on schedule time with bar
rel full of money which Manager
Hurd had brought from Globe. Be-
fore the close of banking hours, J.
G. Efromson, cashier of the Miami
branch in answer to a question of
whether the people generally knew
of the banks entrance to Miami
stated he did not know, but that, up
to D. m. over $4,000 had been de-
posted by Miam people.
The copper era., 1910-02-03

The Aero club of Phoenix, has been
organized and incorporated with a
capital stock of $50, COO. All sub
scribers to the fund for the first meet
are to be members and the stock
issued prorata according to the re-
spective amount subscribed.
The copper era., 1910-02-03

G. W. FRASER, Mayor.
Attest: r. r. BALL, Clerk.
The copper era., 1910-02-03
For that Terrible Itching.

Eczema, letter and salt rheum keep
their victims in perpetual torment.
The application of Chamberlain's
Salve will instantly allay this itching,
and many cases haye been cured by
its use. For sale bv all druggists.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06

since last June Two hundred and fifty
boats and barges, with five million
bushels of coal. are on the way, is re-
ported, in charge of thirty four tow
boats.
Shelburn-Officials of the miners
union here have been notified that
this place the first week in January for
demonstrations. Three new brick
business blocks in course of erection
will be completed within a week or ten
days. So scarce are business rooms that
all three were rented for long terms
before the foundations were started
There is not vacant dwelling house
in town, and fifty new dwellings could
find tenants within twentyfour hours
New Albany-The first sale of prop
erty for foreclosure of tax liens, under
a law permitting its sale to the highest
bidder regardless of the amount OF
taxes against it. will be held in this
/ city December %. judgments having
been obtained in fourteen out of more
than one hundred cases filed by Prose
cutor w V Bullet. Under the law il
not sold for the amount of delinquency
after being advertised for three sue
cessive years In the annual delinquen
tax sale the property may be sold b,
the sheriff at public auction for what
ever amount it will bring. In tn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06

cases pending in the circuit court tn,
proceeds Of the sale must first be ap.
pIied to state and county taxes due ane
then to city taxes. and finally to claimi
of sewer and street contractors. II
many cases the delinquency exceeds the
value of the property and there will be
nothing left for the city and contrac"
tors after the proceeds of the sale have
ben applied to the state and county
taxes.
Lebanon-The building COMMITTEES
has let the contract for furniture fol
the new Boone county courthouse te
A. H Andrews & Co, of Chicago, at ST.
O3220; art glass, Gustav A. Brandt s
Co, Chicago, at $4,000; interior deco
ration, to the same firm, at $3.50; cleo
trio light fixtures to Lloyd-Garrett
Company, Philadelphia, $4,000. The com
mittee is congratulating itself that all
the contracts for erecting and equip
ping the new courthouse have been
let, and there still remains of the APP
preparation of $265,0O0 about $1,000
which Will revert to the general fund OF
the county.
| Anderson-The Jenney Electric Com
pany, of this city, is rushing order
from the Los Angeles Times for motor:
and other equipment for driving news
paper presses which were wrecked b,
the recent destruction of the Timei
! office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
THE C. & o. AND TRACK ELEVATION.


Calumet the
recognized that if
elimination feasible ALL is
abandoned tracks
with the
that there difficult
problem
f
could with
might build 100000
preserve
franchise
vacaing
its
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
INDUSTRIES
/ ~ D ~ A

Columbus-Arrangem have been
completed here for the transfer of the
home of ]. V. Storey, at Fifth and
Franklin streets. to the local orocr
of Red Men The price will be $4,000,
and the Red Men will remodel the big
brick house on the property and occupy
at for oldge purposes.
Peru-The Model Gas Engine Com
pany of this city has just closed con-
tract with the International Harvester
Company, of Chicago, for five thousand
four-cylinder motors. size 39x4 Il
inches in dimensions The factory ex-
poets to complete twenty-five of the
motors daily until the order is filed
Jeffersonville-Loca1 coal merchants
have received the long anticipated ad-
/ vices that fleet of coal is at last OF
! on the way from Pittsburg, the flrs'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
The Evening Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

mas Day If you think you have helpei
to make this season the most dreaded
and the most uncomfortable time of th
year for some of your sisters.
I recently heard of sane and smph
way in which one of my friends hal
long solved the problem of Christina
shopping.
She begins in October and every TIM
she goes into the shopping district fol
any purpose whatsoever buys at leas
one Christmas gift.
She makes that a Modes -Persiani
rule for herself, and behold the results
In the first place, her shopping is al
done before the rush season, so sh.
can hold herself not guilty of addini
a last straw to the shop girls bach
and heart and health breaking strain
Moreover, many benefits accrue to her
self
She doesn't get tired out by trying t.
do UP all her Christmas shopping in one
or two days.
She often gets the benefit of better
prices than pervail just before Christ
mas.
She has time for more care ant
thought in selecting her gifts.
She gets better attention from th'
clerks.
The strain on her purse, being spread
ont over two or three months, SCENT
much less acute.
Doesn't all that sound reasonable ant
logical and attractive?
I don't mean just as a theory, but te
the point of inspiring imitation.
OF course it's too late for you to be-
gin-October this year.
But 1t isn't too late for you to be
gin now.
And 1t isn't too late to begin in DC
tober in 1911.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
GARY's MAYOR IS NOW WORRIED.

of friend Thomas D.
insurgent aldermen hungry
gubernaoial wranges
federal
deseon of old
dsappoint
ID is
everything his But today
instead
conserved in
and
menfa
the of people
member of the committee
majority
democratic
democratic
the blame
of
spell of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06

During the Christmas season all the
girls stood all day Iong-from eight to
twelve in the morning and from one to
eight at night the first days; from one
at noon to ten and eleven at night, as
the season progressed; and on the last
dreadful nights, from noon to the fol-
lowing midnight
'One of the girls had been through
the last terrible day under pressure of
sharp suffering. She could not afford
to go home, and the floor walker would
not let her sit down. At midnight on
Christmas eve, as the still crowd of
girls walked wanly out of the great
store into the brilliant New York street
some one said, How are you, Kitty?
| "She made no reply for a minute
Then she said wretched1y. oh. 1 hope
I'll be dead before next Christmas"
| These are two quotations from a re
cent magazine article on the working
girl that probably concern you init
mately.
Maybe you don't see just how, so IL
| tell GU.
We are responsible for any evil Il
which we give countenance by accept
ing the benefits and convenenees tina
come from it.
| If you are one of the majority o
people who do their Christmas shop
ping in the last week or two befor
Christmas you are one Of the people re
sponsible for the conditions which thos
quotations show.
| All of which is just a roundabout blu
trust more graphic way of giving tn
old adage. do your Christmas shoppin
as early as you can"
The Yuletide is supposed to be tn
season of the year when everybody
happiest.
Surely you can't be happy on Christ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
THE GULF CANAL PROJECT.

he
su i'm
the
ward
improbable omission
failed consider the gulf
haveo O.
territories
and jealousy fruit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06


Thomas A. Edison. the great cleo
trical inventor, native Of Milan,
o.. newsboy in Michigan, who has
worked his way to the great places
Of the worlds esteem. has reused a
storm by voicing a settled doubt Of
a hereafter. Rev. Charles F. Aked
of New York, known as Rockefeller
pastor, has called Edison an lathe
list" because of the inventors doubt.
I'm an atheist now. am II" cried
Edison. They haven't even read
my question. I believe in q supreme
intelligence. But I have grave doubt
as to whether you and I and these
other good folk are going to be
raised from our graves to 60 to some
beautiful, shining place up aloft-
cannot understand and neither d.
these fashionable ministers. They
do not say what they think-somt
of them don't even think. I'll take
my chances with them on a hereat
ter. even IL they do say I'm goinl
straight to hell"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
EXPERTS TO TESTIFY.

AS in the trial of Harry K. Thaw for
the murder of Stanford White, experts
on nervous diseases and insanity win
testify for Menlo E. Moor- Q, Vincennes
on trial for the murder of Charles Ed
ward Gibson, because of the latters at
tempt to ALLEVIATE the affections of his
wife
GETS $50 REWARD.
Policeman Sam Finney's love of dogs
brought him material gain. Last night
the officers sympathy was aroused by
the piteous barking of a dog on a
street in Princeton. The animal proved
to be the Irish setter extensively adj
vertised for by Bell Chappell of Oak
land City for which a reward of $50
had been offered. Finney received the
reward money.
FIRE WAS COSTLY.
The Family vaudeville theater in La
fayette was early yesterday dana ged
by fire to the amount of 10000 aud
Manager David Maurice has employed
detectives. believing that the fire was
| of an incideniary origin. He says he
will spend $1,000 in bringing the fire
| bug to justice.
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE.
| Two thousand persons Sunday after
noon attended the annual lodge or sor-
row of the Lafayette Lodge of Elks
which was held at the Dryfus Theater.
John E Lamb of Terre Haute, former
representative in Congress and a mem
Der of the order, was the principal
speaker.
/ BOOST yENEMAN FOR SPEAKER.
Plans to further the campaign OF
4 Representatives. lect Albert j. Vene-
man of Evansville for the speakershI
of the Indiana House of Representa-.
tives will be discussed by Democratic
Legislators of Vanderburg and adjoin
ling counties in a meeting to be held il
that city tonight.
BOY WIZARD ABSCOUNDS.
The many friends in Lafayette o
Robert E. Davie, the Boy Wizard
were much surprised to learn of hi
absence from Boston and of a warran
having been issued for his arrest oil
the charge of the theft of $4,000 in Sc
curities.
| HUNTER WAS SHOT.
II James Rollings, living north o
| Noblesville, was fatally injured Will
| hunting He set his gun down on
| brush pile and the hammer struck
/ limb The entire charge lodged in tn
stomach. There is no hope of his re
lcovery.
e PROBLEM Is SERIOUS.
f Either Governor Marshall will hav
i to call a special session of the Stat
: Legislature to redistrict the state or
e will be necessary to elect twelve reT
y lresentatives at large in Indiana at tt
a November election in 1912.
= This alternative, which presents
: dilemma with two horns, seems to
n the only probable outcome of the al
Ipointment muddle as the situate
stands.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
SANTA CLAUS
WRITES TO HIS
LITTLE FRIENDS

THE TIMES is now ready for
those Santa Claus letters. We
have made special arrangements
with Santa Claus to take care of
his mail for him in Lake County.
All our little readers are advised
that If they want to reach Santa
Claus, they should send their let
tiers to THE TIMES and make
their wishes known. We shall as
usual offer a prize for the best
letter. Now little ones get busy
you only have three weeks. Send
your letters to
SANTA CLAUS,
Care of Times,
Hammond, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
THE DAY IN
CO N q RE s S
(Monday. December 5. 1s1o.)

SENATE.
Announcement made of death during
recess of Senator'S Dolliver, McEnery,
Clay and Daniel and adjournment taken
to Tuesday as mark of respect to MEM
DRY of deceased members.
HOUSE.
Report of federal board appointed to
confer with state of Illinois on plan for
construction of a deep water way across
the state received and other reports
presented Resolutions of respect to
memory of the late Representatives
Brownlow, Foulkrod and Terrill and OF
senators who died during recess adopted
and adjournment taken to Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
UP AND DOWN IN
Ind =A-N-A
GOES TO PHILIPPINES.

Miss Lena Salmon. representing the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Anderson Methodist Church. will
leave next Saturday for Manila, Philip
pine Islands. where she will spend the
next five years as a nurse in the Mary
J. Johnson Hospital. Miss salmon is a
graduate of the Chicago Polytechnic Hos
pital and was for two years superin-
tendent of the Methodist Hospital in
Indianapolis.
JURY WAS DISCHARGED
jury in the Anderson Superior
Court which retired Saturday morning
at II o'clock to deliberate in the case
of William McGinty. who demanded
$4,000 from Louis Diamond. an Elwood
contractor, was called from the jury
room at o'clock Sunday afternoon by
| Judge Austill.
TRUSTEES TO MEET.
| The convention of the Indiana State
Trustees Association will open tomor-
row at the Denison Hotel and will con-
tinue through thursday Arrangements
have been made so that the trustees
will meet with the American Coco
Roads Congress. a special program hay.
ing been prepared by the latter organi-
cation. including illustrated lectures OF
the construction of roads.
PLANS FOR GOOD ROADS.
James H Macdonald, president of tn
American Good Roads Congress, ant
state highway commissioner for Con
lnecticut with delegation of ten rep
resentatives from that state, arrived IL
indianapolis yesterday to attend tn
congress, which will open at the Ger
man House tomorrow. other delegate
are expected today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
r A N DO NJ
THINGS & FLyNCR

II
SHARPEN up your appetite for the
second installment of turkey.
MR.. Geist and Mr.. Meyer should
fight it out with rapiers. Some fight
that.
1T will be happy Christmas for
the garment workers If the good news |
is true.
OUR idea of an exciting life is to
be a governor and attend all of those
nine-course dinners.
e
SOME women never repeat stories
about their neighbors. They simply
start them that's all.
1T is almost time for another check |
forger or check raiser to break out in |
the Calumet region.
GREAT landslide is beginning to
bear fruit. Robertsdale man found a
$500 pearl in an oyster.
Sc
HAVE you found the snow shovel
Looks bad to be kicking the snow of
the walk with your feet.
OPPORTUNITY is a knocker you
know. She knocks at doors, so don't
be knocking knockers all the time.
HINTED that the sugar trust may
be dissolved. Have to be softer than
some of the lump sugar 1t puts out
CHARLES Warren Fairbanks seems
to be persona non grata at the White
House. There are others, however.
TEST case seems to be a suit
brought in court to find out just how
much money the lawyers can get out
of like suits.
5 NOT all the get-rich-quick shops
can be closed up to keep people from
. spending their money foolishly this
time of the year.
--AA-
SOME people actually thought Col
e Roosevelt was going to carry the
;. visited it recently.
THE man who is always blowing his
2, horn about sleeping out doors in the
&c winter time. is just beginning to b,
n Internal bore again.
FARMER found silver flask he hat
lost on hunting trip seven years ago
Sc 1t was full. Now just set back in you
chair and imagine the sound of tina
gurgle.
SCIENTIST has figured out tina
housef1y can go thirty-feet feet a sec
ond. Ever notice that it never goe
~ that fast, however, unless it is heade
st towards you.
+ -
- Wells are said to enhance tn
Leauty of some faces. Why cover u
beauty? Looks to US as if women VIII
wear gunnysacking wells do it to hid
IL their LONELINESS.
NOTICE that the wives of Orang
n. j., have got up on their ears an
are demanding their nights off, No
ne will the husbands who "Sit Up Wit
re- Sick Friend be good?
-, THE Fort Wayne News says
would be in favor of the commissic
80 form of government were it sure TIL
cts there would always be able commi
zen sioners"
zen well, mes a gamble all aroun
- You would be more apt to get alb
commissioners under that form tn;
'@u in any other.
of -AA-
LINK Shook of Decatur moved
mn Tuesday to the James Cummins far
- Lear Barrville, recently tenanted
Laurie Kreps, who moved to Huntin
don. One of the drivers of Snool
not caravan wore a stovepipe hat-Lew
ing town (Pa) Sentinel. 'Snothing; VIII
irg some of our cab drivers go out after
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

election haracter
may
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06

NOTICE that the wives of Orange
n. j., have got up on their ears and
are demanding their nights off. Now
will the husbands who "Sit Up With
Sick Friend be good?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06

Wells are said to enhance the
beauty of some faces. Why cover UP
beauty? Looks to US as if women who
wear gunnysacking wells do it to hide
their LONELINESS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06

1T got to them all right last Thurs
that all the merry quippists have pass
ed up, Mary. Mary, quite contrary
how does your Garden grow"
Yesterday B. L. T. in L. o. T. said
THE MISSING WORDS ARE IN THE
OUBLIETTE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06

THE Fort Wayne News says it
would be in favor of the commission
form of government were it sure that
there would always be able commits
sloners"
Well, life's a gamble all around
You would be more apt to get able
commissioners under that form thar
in any other
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-06

SCIENTIST has figured out that
house1y can go thirty-feet feet a sec
Ond. Ever notice that it never goes
that fast, however, unless it is headed
towards you.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

WANTED-Girl for general hOusework ,
give references. 2S27 Capitol Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY AND CHATTELs.

Notice to the Public
No More High Rates
$40 to $1,000
LOANED ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANOS AND SALARIES.
THIS Is A NEW FIRM
Organized BY the REPUTABLE BUsI-
NESS MEN OF this city to protect
honest working people In need OF
temporary help from the extortonate
charges OF the so-called loan COM
panies. We viii loan you all the
money you want and charge you only
10 per cent a year.
THIS MEANS YOU PAY
100 interest on ; 10 for year
$50 Interest on Is for ! year.
1000 interest on 100 for 1 year
and all other sums In proportion. Easy
Weekly or Monthly Payments, Neasoh-
able Appraisement Charges.
A glance at the above rates viii con-
vince you how much you save by
No RED TAPE-No DELAY.
Money IN your pocket within an
hour.
Independent Loan Co.,
ROOM e0l WITHNELL BLDG.
Phone DOUG. 50i5 18th and Harney.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

WANTED-Man with a clean record; one
preferred with some selling ability, al
though not necessary, 20 introduce one OF
the best advertised commodities in Ne
braska Iowa, South Dakota; personal bond
OF 500, two securities required, same to
cover stock and cash handled; prefer man
who Is willing 10 work towns 1900 to 5000
populationi t3S 20 S50 per week can be made;
formerly employed. Address w S06. Bee.
D-SalespeOple, experienced In
dry goods Hayden Bros
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

GIRL for general housework. 5Ols Cass.
Tel, Harney 1921.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HELP WANTED--MALE
IIIsceiiansous-COptinaed.

BE A newspaper correspondent In your
town; big money; free admissions; pleasant
work; start now. No book or mail course.
Box 456 Scranton, Pa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HELP WANTED-MALE
Agents and sOIicitOrs--COntinue,

AGENTS-Everybody to wear and sell
our famous BOkara similation diamonds
write for free sample offer and catalogue
TO Northwestern Jewelry Co, Northwest
ern Bldg, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

ir WANTED-A young girl 70 help with
general housework. Phone, Harney SlSS.
2g6a Popplston Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Agents wanted to sell 81 box Native Herbs
for 50 cents. p. Melrose, Columbus, o.
abaf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HOusekcepers and DOmestics--contd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

GIRL for general housework where sec
ond girl is kept Mrs. George Barker, 632
5. s7th St, Tel Harvey s23i.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

WANTED-Salesmen calling on dry goods
carpet and furniture trade Excellent side
line or main line. References required. L.
+. c. M Co. St. Anthony Park, st. Paul,
Minn.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

WANTED-Girl for general housework;
2 in family; good wages. 2029 Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

AGENTs-To sell latest rapid seller for
ladies' use. quick sales. Big profits. Send
10 cents in stamps for sample, postpaid.
Empire CO.. Nortn Girard. Pa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

SALESMEN; everywhere; SIS daily. sell
ing $50 Soda Fountain. Manufacturer, 1854
Aberdeen, Philadelphia