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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20

New York, Sept. 2O.--Tennessee
Claflln Cook, the widow OF sir Fred
erlck Cook, an English baronet, who
arrived In the United states recently,
Wa summoned to court TO defend
suit brought against her by H. c. Sil.
yer, writer, to recover 100000 dam.
ages for an alleged failure to carry
out an agreement with him to write
her biography and to purchase at
least 10000 copies Of II at a profit Of
81 a copy to him Lady Cook denies
the allegations OF the plaintiff and
sys that she settled any claim Silver
might have had against her for the
sum OF s75. Because OF her liberality
Lady Cook le well known on both
ldes OF the Atlantic, and the outcome
Of the suit against her is being watch
cd with interest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

niewolnice, gnoj rozrzueat,
Ewynosic domowe naczynie."
TO rzeklszy, zerwal sic
szybko, chwycil "a kapelusz,
wybiegl Z Wagonu, q kiedy
!pociag ruszyl,: pozostal na
.peronie. Madcze zrobil, DO
.oczy 6wiecily SIZE " chudej
glowie feministki jak 6wie-
&c; z gniewu nastawiala pa
Jury; gdy by 60. dostala "
.rece, by}aby mt oczy wydra-
pa}a.
Socyalista zasmial sic CLOS
no.
Kiedy. feministka zoba-
czy}a, ze pociag jul Z dwor-
ca wyiecha}, a Holende J 20.
sta} " Ulm', ably zwiedsic
katedre, zawolala: ITO i'm
pertynent! A by} tax bez-
czelnie g}upi, ze mv6Ia1, ze
kto iemu uwierzy! Wiedzia-
lam Cd razu, 70 bredzi bez.
czelnie.'
Wgjciech Dzieduszycki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

=Gdy CO. roku wyleena sie
dzieci z gruszek, n%astawiioo1n1,.'
" tym eelu starka, try
czwarte ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
dziewc2at dust =blez lito6ci.
Rzadkose nieWiast sauna Jed
ma utrzymuje ich panowa-
ME"
Feministlka Cd niejakiego
czasu wydawala sic nerWowa
z pewna niecierpliwokcia o
statnich s1ucha}a wywod6WN.
Teraz odezwala sic jednak.
Rzek}a: ,,AIe przecie zostalo
sic niewieescie %panowanie.
Wiedzia1am 0 tenn ma pewne.
Trudno, ably ludzka natura
rzeczy z}ych do wszystkiego
ME ~przymiesza}a. Musi bye.
obak pszenicy kakol, tam
zw1aszcza, gdzie obok kobiet
So istcty nizsze, zwane meg
czyznami. Chcialbym jednak
pojechae do Van Humbugs-
landu. Mozebys mi pan wy
robi} u rzadu holenderskie-
&C pozwolenie do tel podr6-
zy?"
Ho)ender zajrza1 do okna
cd wagonu. Przekonai sic re
pociag zajezdza juz ma dwo.
rec W Ulm, gdzie sic miai
zatrzymac, vice odpoWie-
dial z dziwna odwaga, INA,
mionujaca batawskie plemie::
,;Nie radze PAM jednak tam
iechac. Tam kobiety Mode j
}adne panuja; op}ywaja We
wszystko. Ale brzydkie i
stare So " zupe]nej ponie-
wierce; musza, jesli chca
bye cierpiane, ~pracowac jak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
Gruszki ma wierzbie.
Doko6czenie)

I te panic, skoro rae PREY
wyk}y do widoku krwi, sko
70 mordy spowszednia1y, ME
poma}u sic bra}y do politY'
XII. Me poprzestawa}y ns
niewiesciej broni, ma intry:
DE ! obmowie. Wszak cho.
dzi}o i'm O wszystko, wszak
wszystko trac'}y W chwifi,
kiedy je zastapi m]odsza r!y'
walka. Me wystarczyly star.
szej ami kosmetyki, ami
sztuki ~wytrawnej kokieteryi.
Me jedna Kleopatra musia}a
re swojej zestapic stolicy,
zestarza}a sic wreszcie ME
jedna Ninon d'Enelos. Trze-
ba by}o nieraz rywalke
skrzetnie otruc, zamordo-
wac; trzeba by}o w]asne u.
tworzyc stronnictwo miedzy
mezczyznami, ably mog}o W
potrzebie krwawa wake sto-
czy6 re stronnictwem rywal-
XII. Pe}no by}o ;ntryg i NOR
dow, jakby pa divorce fran
cuskich Walezych. Bo mi
lose puszczona wolno, Jado.
wife miewa strza}y. Mimo
ca1ej n~iewiesciej przebieg}o
Sci, bywa}y chw;le niebez~
pieczne, W kt6rych mezczyz-
nj, chcieli napowr6t w}adze
W swoje brutalne uiac rece,
i kobiety jednem sic obro'
ni}y, tax jak ma jedno sic
zgodzi}y, par esprit de corps,
mimo w%zajemnej nienawi6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
Nikczelnna pomylka

ably zatN ardkH }echtanle> bol4.
cych urapionj Oh hemoroiddw. Te-
go niema pntrzeby. Sfnchajcie.
"Clerpia1em sbaFdzo ma hemoroidy,"
pisze will. A. March, Silver City
N. G. dok4d nie dosta}eE, pudelka
Backlena Arnikowej ma6ei j EOS
ta}em predko ", leczony. Sparzee
mia, gruczofy, w,zody, febryczne
rany. wysYpki, sxaleczeuia, pope
kane rece, wyrzuty fcbryczne, mi
kaja po nisj@2bc " apiece M. J,
Kowalexskiego. .=..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
~wynaiazek!

NaJnOWSZy Wylldldzeh:
DR.. M. P. Kossako wski W
Chicago, po diugoletnich ba-
daniach wynalazl medycYne
ma wszelkie dolegliwo6ci N1o-
sow i opatentoWal j. pod
nazwa ,,Etna".
orodek ten n~iezawodny,
usuwa " przeciagu ki1ku mi.
nut wszelka }upiez z glowy,
wzmacnia wiosy, wstrzymuje
wypadanie kruszenie j zle-
pianie sic wlos6w, usuwa
swiad i Dol g}owy
Kto uzywa ,,Etny' ten W
kr6tce cjeszye sic bedzie
bujnym j pieknym porostem.
Cena tego nadzwyczajnego
6rodka jest bardzo przYstep.
ma DO $1.00 "a flaszke.
Drugim waznym wynalaz-
klein jest: Or. Kossakow-
skiego >, Etna Balsam Pie:
knosci''. Plyn ten pc je-.
!norazowym uzyciu, czyni
twarz r6zowa i g}adka. Usu-
wa pryszcze, piegi, ptamy i:
wszelkie nieczystosci sk6ry.=
Wygladza zmarezczkii wo.:
COLE odmladza tWar4 W "a
dziwiaiacy spos6b.
Kto uzywa ,,Ba1samu pie
knosci" ten nigdy ME po-=
trzebuje pudr6w. !
Jest to ~zadziwiajacy 6ro.
dek j warto 80 s%pr6bowat. !,
Powraca on m1odziefcza pie
knost u starszych, a u milo
dychkonserRuje mlodziehczq
6wielosc twarzy do p6znej
starosci. .Cena Soc "a flaszke..
Oba te 5rodki nabyc moi
ma wysylajac pieniadse przez=.
Money Order lab y li6eie
reg. u Etna Chemical Go.
1919 w. Blackhawk str.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
Radosna nOWina.

Wszysikim ludzlom cierplacym
ma b5l g}o wy niesiemy .te radospq
nowine, lie severy op}atki ma B6l
Gtowy l Neuralgia szybko j nieza'
wcdnie usuwsja boil g}owy " ja~
kiejuiebadz postaci. Przyjemue So
do uzycia, lecz o wiele przyje.
muiejsze jest uczucie ulgi j dogody,
20 ich uzyclu nastepujace. One I'll
10 twe) g}owie. Trzymaj " domu
pude}ko tych op}atk6w.. Cena %
cent6w. Krpje sobie W apiece albo
cd kupca handlujacego lekarstwami,
a przytem spytaj o Kalsndarz Sc.
very ma rok 1910. ty. Dostani.sz
20 darmo. - W. F. Severa Co.,
Rapids, la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
Robi zycie peWniejsZem.

Wszsdzie zycie robi SIG wiecej
'pewnem przez d~zia1anie bra Ain
ga New Life pigulkl, ma zatwar-
.dzenie, z6fciowosc, zapchanie, dys-
pepsye chorobe watrobY, choroby
nerek j nieregularnosci zofadka.
% p~rzyjemue, lecz pewne, i na Pc
y no odnowia zycie- 25c. W apiece
NJ J. Kowa1ewskiego.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
GARY THIEVES
GET DESERTS
THIS MORNING

James Barnette and Ralph Cassidy
who were arrested N Gary charged
with holding up and robbing ". s.
Smith, James Daugherty and Henry
oliver last Sunday evening today ap-
peared in the Lake Superior court and
pleaded guilty to the charge. Elmer
Celrselli. a lad fourteen years of age,
who was with them was sent to Chicago
where he viii be tried on a charge of
robbery there.
These three men We're guilty OF a
series of crimes last Sunday. James
Daugherty was slugged with a piece OF
brick slung in handkerchief as he was
entexS~c his hotel
w S. Smith was slugged and robbed
in front of his residence All Harrison
street and Henry oliver was robbed as
he was returning from work at the
Kirk yards.
The young men are all desperate
characters and they came out from
Chicago for the sole purpose of man-ne
the raid on the people of Gary. Judge
Reiter sentenced both Barnette and
Cassidy to from to IA years in the
penitentiary at Jacksonville.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
SPECIAL
SESSION IS
INTERESTING

Tomorrow evenings special session of
the Gary city council should be well
worth witnessing. Mayor Knots last
shred of legislative power will either
be lost or he will maintain it for a
while longer. But as the situation now
stands six alderman, constituting two
thirds of the council are pledged to ac-
conplish the over throw of the mayor s
domination. 1t will be tomorrow even
ing that the rules ordinance will be
presented with the executive veto and if
the self same six votes are in union the
veto will be over ruled.
Besides this it is said Alderma n
Bowser and the aldermen of the oppo-
sition will, introduce ordinance
abolishing the city comptrollership, a
newly created job. now held down by
Joseph Dunsing, who was appointed by
the mayor. The 1909 acts vests the
abolition power in the councils hands
and it looks as if it will use it.
1t is probable that the council will
also elect the three members for the
city park board which came into being
by an emergency ordinance carried at
Monday nights session But if the
rules ordinance takes up too much time
neither the park question nor teh park
appointments will be handled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

a loud talk about being no sparrow
cop md wanting something to do"
This something presented itself in
the form of a mule with lockjaw owned
by the United States Brewing company
Sergeant Mccormick answered the tele-
phone call from the Brewing company
barns. requesting that officer be sent
to dispatch the mule, and he he
supposed, commissioned officer Ed
Shields to do the trick. In some man
ner however, the message was in
terscepted by Nangle, who being on the
night shift was supposed to be asleep
at the time. Nangle deputized himself
to wait upon the disabled mule. He
went 10 the barn seized the animal S
head and fired the fatal shot, when to
his surprise the mule directed re-
proachful look in his direction seized
his arm between its heretofore clench-
ed teeth, and gave a vicious bite. The
mule then relaxed his hold and dropped
dead
That last circumstance seems to have
been the only drawback to the operation.
which certainly had the effect of loosen
ing the animals jaws for the time being.
DR. Raleigh Hale dressed the wound
of the injured officer. who is doing as
well as could be expected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

WRITES A
LETTER
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

East Chicago, Dec. &c. L. Kirk,
chairman of the East Chicago city
central committee received some days
ago letter from Senator Albert J.
Beverdge acknowledging his services
in the recent campaign. and thanking
him for them. The letter is as follows:
Mry Dear Mr.. Kirk:-Just a word of
personal thanks for your hard and
effective work during the campaign
think the party never was more e1fec-
lively served by the rank and file of
its precinct workers, than in the cam
paign just closed.
..While we are defeated yet the re-
turns show that we made the best fight
of any state in the country. Consider
ing that this was an off year. comm
new tariff law; considering questions
local to our state and the influence they
involved it seems to me our fight was
remarkable.
You bore your share of it, and I
tried to bear mine, and as a fellow
worker 1 congratulate and thank you.
IF at any time you should be in In
dianapolis, do not fail to drop in and
see me.
With kind regards and best wishes, ]
am, Faithfully,
ALBERT J. BEVERIDGE.
Mr.. c. l. Kirk, East Chicago, Ind.
ARE YOU TAKING THE TIMEsI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

which the town is floating to secure
illumination facilities.
These bonds are being issued de-
nomination of $1,000 each and bear in
terest at per cent. Tehir date of ma
turit is 1920 but the trustees plan to
retire 81. 900 in 1916 and a like amount
each year thereafter leaving a total of
$1,000 to be taken up at the date of
expiration. These bonds are lien on
the town taxes and payment will be had
by special assessment.
President Olander and Trustees North
and Frederickson are pleased with the
readiness in which they sold the town
securities. The entire issue has been
purchased by the South Side Truts and
Savings bank of Gary which got them
at par.
Proceeds of the bond sale will be
used to pay for the new town hall and
electric station. The town is installing
its own transformers and has arranged
to purchase electric current from the
South Shore lines. 1t will then operate
the illumination system on the NUM-
cipal ownership basis and the citizens
will become customers of the town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
ERIE FORCES
WORKING BUT
HALF SCHEDULE

With working schedules cut in half
by orders received from the general
offices of the Erie employees of the Erie
shops are much depressed over the Ia
Dor outlook and the general decrease in
all lines which has become noticeable
in railroad circles is causing road men
as well as those employed in the shops
considerable uneasiness. The extent of
the layoff is not known and those who
are effected hope that it will be of
short duration. However, the short
age in freight movement which has
been apparent in the past month is
taken as an unfavorable sign by those
less optimistic and all are considera-
bly, worried over the outlook.
In all departments forces worked
but five hours beginning today. Bulle-
tins were posted in the shops Satur-
day announcing the decrease in hour,
and they ended with ..until further adj
vised." Rumors of such orders have
been circulated among shop men for
several days and in the depart
ment it was said that a complete lay
off for the month of December would
not be surprising. That the cut should
be of such extent and include almost
every man in the shops. however, came
as a surprise Those included are the
! car shops, machine. boiler and black
smith shops Round house forces Will
necessarily continue with full time to
/ make emergency repairs. Several short
| layoffs have been made in the shops
during the past few months, particu-
| larly at the ends of the months when
| appropriations ran low. For some time
! past forces have been laid off on Sat
| urday afternoons and have been work
| ing but seven or eight hours other
/ days. No cuts. however, have been made
in the first days of the month and this
adds to the seriousness of the outlook
| from the shopmens view. says the
Huntington Naws-Democrat.
General depression has been noted in
railroad business during the past
month and this too at a season of the
year when road men as we'll as shoI
| men are usually kept working to their
utmost. November usually opens the
heavy road business of the year anC
it has been difficult to keep enough
extra men to supply crews. Many mer
were hired this fall. In the early fal
months heavy increases in shipment:
indicated the usual winter rush. Ev-
eryone was kept busy and pay check.
showed figures which kept employee:
in good humor. Last month, however
there came a falling off. Dead" or Low
class freight decreased greatly. High
class or through freight which is rush
! ed over the line on almost passenge
schedule also dropped. AS the Erie ha
a large share of such -countr.
shipments, it is indicated that thu
slack. which has become apparent.
general. On several days recently higl
class freight trains have been an
nulled, while at corresponding time il
past years second and third section
, have been necessary The result vii
be some shortage in the December pa
checks and consequently a falling OF
in holiday purchases among railroa
employees. The effect of the decreas
in working hours in the shops, how
ever. will not be noticed until Jan. L
when pay checks for the month of De
cember arrive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
GARY MEN
60 BUT NOT
TOGETHER

w. c. Crolius had sooner reached
Gary yesterday from ten days trip to
Dayton, Indianapolis. Columbus. Pitts
burg and other eastern points than
long distance telephone call summoned
him to Indianapolis He left on the
midnight train leaving Hammond.
Speeding southwark at the same time
to the state capitol was Mayor Knots
who is Crolius' bitterest political rival
Why two democrats should go in such
haste to the state capitol caused con-
siderable excitement.
Some said that the matter had to do
with the appointment of the police
judge at Gary. AS yet Governor Mar
shall, who has been in the east, has not
made any appointment even though
Judge Wildermuth is holding down the
place by virtue of the mayors appoint
ment.
Local politicians said that Mayor
Knots went to the state capitol to at
tend the gravel road meeting but that
he should leave Gary for this purpose
just when times are so perilous politi-
cally with him gave room for other
theories.
However. despite the fact that Knots
and Crolius travelled to the capitol last
night its safe bet that they didn't ride
in the same car IN fact neither Knew
the other was going.
Crolius has been east for several
days. He has been travelling about
visiting some members of the demo
cratic national committee and while in
Columbus he called on Governor Har-
mon and at Pittsburg he met Governor
elect John Tener of Pennsylvania al
the Elks memorial service. Whether
his latest trip to Governor Marshalrs
city~has any thing to do with his previ
Gus journey cannot be learned but hi
left very suddenly in response to {
summons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
For Catarrh
Medicine Free in Every Case
Where It Fails to Relieve.

Neglect or pessimism, we believe. is
the greatest enemy the public has to
contend with when applied to the loss
or recovery of health. Practically ev-
cry case of consumption might have
been cured if hope had been main
tanned and proper treatment had been
resorted to at the first symptom of the
disease. Until the advanced stage is
reached consumption is durable. Ca
tarrh is responsible. believe, for
many cases of consumption. 1t is about
catarrh we want to talk to you today.
incidentally consumption, since the two
are so closely allied.
We have a medicine made from a
prescription of one of the most success
full catarrh specialists known. We be-
lieve it is positively without an equal.
We are so salts fed that we are right,
that we will supply the medicine free
in every instance where it is used &C
cording to directions for a reasona BILE
length of time, should it fail to give
satisfaction in every particular. We
want every one to try this medicine at
our risk. There are no conditions at
tached to our offer. We put the user
under no obligation to whatever
The medicine we want you to try is
Rexall Mucu-Tone. 1t is a catarrh rem
edy that goes direct to the seat of
trouble. 1t is carried by the blood to
every part of the system. 1t puriffes
and enriches the blood, tones up the
mucous cells, and brings about a CON
dition of health and strength that tends
to prevent the germs of consumption
from getting a start. Besides his, Rex
all Mucu-Tone is a wonderful appe-
tizer. digestive aid and flesh builder.
| Its good effects are often felt from the
very first dose. 1t is one of the largest
and most satisfactory selling medicines
that we have ever had anything to do
with.
| We know so much of the great good
| that ii has done that we personally
back 1t up with our reputation and
money. which fact should be ample
guarantee to satisfy anybody Rexall
Mucu-Tone comes in two sizes, so cents
and 800 We urge you to try it, Re
member, you can obtain Rexall Rene
| dies in Hammond only at our store
the RexalI store. Lion Store Pharma-
cy, Kaufman & Wolf, props. Hammond
] Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

DENIES
STORY

The story in Gary paper last night
to the effect that the Gary rail mill
would close down was vigorously de-
MED by General Superintendent w. p
Gleason last evening.
The conditions at the plant of the
Indiana Steel company said Mr. Glea-
son to TIMES reporter, ARE no worse
than they have been for several weeks
past. The rail mill has only been in
operation three days out of every week
other departments of the mill remain
the same. AS far as 1 am able to state
we have no reason that the rail mill
will be down any longer than the usual
perio.- 4"
In dispatch printed in the columns
of financial paper it was said that
enough small orders had been received
to keep both the South Chicago and
Gary mills in operation till the first of
the year and with the booking of the
order for 10000 tons of steel rails for
the Pennsylvania Railroad and 100000
tons for the New York Central lines
mill officials have every reason to feel
encouraged.
! Four out of eight blast furnaces are
now in operation the fifth No. 10 being
closed down a few days ago for relin :
ing There are IA open hearth furnaces
in operation a the present time and the
two merchant bar mills are running.
The axle mill which was given try
out is still down but the above condi-
ton had prevailed in all the departments
for the paSt six weeks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

soon." said Mr.. Coy, and when we do
we expect opposition from the Chicago
Telephone Company. They have fought
us all along the line. but we beat them
out and we are now far north as
Munster. In coming to Hammond. we
would of course have to string several
wires. it being our present intention to
Install about twelve phones. The farm
ers in the south and central part Of
the county want these connections for
their markets. and there is also a de =
mand in Hammond to get into the coun-
try districts"
The Northwestern Telephone com d.
pany has been in operation for num-
Der of years and is a stock company, in
which Lake County are stock holders.
The system is in operation in the dis
| trict has Shelby, Lowell, Cedar Lake.
Crown Point. st. John, and Dyer for
It's centarS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
EAST CHICAGO COP
A vETINAR|AN
Especial to THE TIMEs)

East Chicago, Dec. Police officer
Harry Nangle is in the market to write
for any veterinary institution which
may feel disposed to pay him nominal
sum for the job, a treatice on How to
cure mule of lockjaw"
AS the proof that he knew what he is
talking about, Mr.. Nangle is prepared
to submit in evidence, a piece of meat"
as Sergeant Leo Mccormick unfeelingly
puts II, SUFFICIENT to make an Iris stew,
that was bitten out of Nangle's arm by
mule guaranteed to have the lockjaw.
To begin the beginning officer
Nangle has for some time been making
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
CARPENTERS JUBILEE.

Indiana Harbor, Dec. THE car
penters gave a jubilee at Schreibers
Union Hall on Monday night, that was
hummer
There were two hundred present and
the contractors and lumbermen of the
Calumet region were their guests.
Those present came from all over the
region from all the towns represented
in the district council, including Gary,
Hammond, East Cicago, W nit1ng and
Indiana Harbor.
The refreshments were most sub
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
Finish Elk Temple.

Contractors completed the work on
the Gary Elk Temple yesterday in ap
proved style and today have started to
finish up the Winters building on Four
teenth and Adams street. There are no
plumbers or fathers at work today and
the Collins electricians we'll some
of the roofers are idle. There is no
apparent relief in sight for the settle
ment of Gary's labor troubles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
STEEL CONDITIONS
MUST IMPROVE.

Some steel manufacturers say that
1t recently has become evident that
cent of the matchmaking capacity of
the country Is about the lowest
hand-tO-mOuth basis on which the
country can subsist. Therefore, they
argue that any further change in
conditions must be in the direction
of improvement-that is, so far as
new business is concerned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

hopes to take the matter up with each
individually as much as possible. before
making his application. For the pres
ent the company will ask for the right
only of stringing enough wires to in
stall twelve telephones in Hammond.
these to be centrally located, so that
the down county people who have no
other telephones can have the benefit
of Hammond communications. Mr.. Coy
believes there is a demand in Hammond
for these connections as well as in the
country districts.
Expects Opposition.
I'VE expect to make application