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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
Dtlses, Barre Na6ri6ten.

- Snnerbalb 6reisr Ga9e iiuo fiir3'
Iid Serr unb Srau Soisph 3eeuan pom
teben abberufen woroen nno bintsrlansn
Iehs Rinoer.
- Der 8srsmanu Sobu 0tseban
nurbe am Wionta9 in Der Pine Riogs
3she bel Parions ourh einen Sall pom
Sslsssitein setroHen uno setDotet.
- Srau NidoIaus Rlein lit WiittpO6
Worsen na6 ldneerer Srunfbeit i'm Sl-
ter pon 65 Sabren 9eitorbeu. @s iiber'
lsbsn lie Der @atte uno uiel 8inoer.
- Sm Rettsbons Sdadt ,u Dor
rancstOmn srei9nete ith am DienltaS
cine 8assrploion uno es muroen lehs
Nrbeiter idwer uerbrannt, fiinf oapon
lsbsnsseiabrliA.
- Giner 3uneenent,iinoun9 erlae i'm
WercD 0olpital am Oonnerlta9 Senrp
4. Shuler pon 9iO. 80 Dagobert Str,
i'm Slter uOn SO Sabren. Die Utttme
unS orei Siuoer iiberlebeu ibn.
= Der Wles9er tSiiOor 6reiO nuroe
am Oonnerlta9 nabe Der Staot9ren5e
uun elmer Bauoe iun9er Selle i'm Sllter
uon 1921 Sabren un9ehalten, uon lei
mem gIaeeu 9eSerrt uno nm $35 be
raubt. Siebsn Der Serle iino uerbuftet.
Sn Der Dennis 8risliu WObnun9
~ @arrior Hun bate iit, @ruben9as
i'm Ssller unaeiummelt. wslhes ith nm
Utontug ent;iinNete. Das Seuer ger
It6rte oas SauS pollitGuoi9 uno Dennis
uno Yribaet Yrislin (eritcrer Elm Suua'
lioe) entfamen nit 9iotb ben tSlammen.
Srioaet 1T am Dienitaa ibreu 8rono'
munoen erleaen. bic iie bel Dem SerludI
our Rettuns hires Sruoers erlitt.
- Sn Vu;erns Gouutp bubsn iif biz
pier Ridler onhiu OeeIniut. nab ierem
Der Serren OsmiIe Oiitrittc ,uaewieieu
meroeu unN in nisien ertheilt Der betref'
fcnNe Hihrer mad, @utoiinfeu Shaut.
li;cnien. ohne onB ihn Die nuoeren in's
0anbmerf pfuid,en. 9lm WiOnia9 croft
nete 2ifter 9Obu VI. @urmun ons VI
3ens9eridlt uno mnd,te isine @ntId,eto-
un9 iofort nah Der NbhOruu9 Der @e'
iute befanut. Sr 9emGbrte nllen ulteu
BlGsen Die yiSens uno audi ben meilten
neuen. Oas yiiensaeritt wurbe am
WtittwOf iOrt9eieet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
9itt8tpn.

- Den Gbcleutsn 4. 8. Shule pon
9tOd Strabe III Elm 20htrrlcin 9eboren
mOroen.
- Oas Sml SAFE oil Siio Wfnin
StrnBe wuroe frib Donnsritua pon Sin
brehern beluht uub nm $50 bis $40
Saar9elo beitoblen
- Der 7iGhriae Ehomas Senuines
BON Sortp Sort mOllte Samitag III Np
oming aui sinen Shlitten iprinaen. per.
mibte aber isinen Subhalt uno fiel unter
oenielben. mobei er iiberfnhren uno 10
bOs usrleet nuroe. oaB er abenos itarb.
= Der 81 Sabre nlte 9ieger Vsonnlo
98illiams pom @onl SiraBs. Der an9eb.
lid am SOnntu9 slbenb Elm IA Sabre
nltss MGohen pOn Q1sit YittstOn iu
gSpomin9 friminell au9riff, muroe
WtOntaa uerbaftet unb fiir Elm 9erlhtlir
DIES @rideinen Sebalten.
- 3wei sIn9sitellte Der &ebiab SulleD
@iienbabn. Der Sonoutteur Yow Sbea
uOn Otaud Sbunf uno Der Brsmier
@Owaro Bennett pon Sairuien. wurOen
Donnerita9 III Senfins' Sunttion &C.
tOOtet. oils iih elm 3uiammsnitOB uon
3iiseu erei9nete, Der ueruriaht muroe,
neil Die ridtisen Sisuule n6t aeseben
muroen. Sbsa miro pon Der Wittpe
uuo iehs Sinoern. Bennett uon Der
SSittwe uno iWei Siuoern iiberlrbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
Sl)toluater"
6oularOs.
9as aaeraeuefe In ssiOe.
9as aFOrtimsut If DoafanStg
IN 75e ano 81 bic Gae.

Sabsu sic idOn friber uOn lbnen
aebSrt? sic iinO etpas 9ani nenss,
wsroeu icbOd isbr popular nit ~pab'
leriidsn" Srausu. uuiere 9s9snwurtlSs
ausltslluus oieisr prdGtisen SsiOs UNI
fast uubsSu 5000 @nen in stmn so per-
fhieOeuen unb beitimmten Wtultern.
Die neueu Srhblinss Stple In all ben
IsitsuSsu Surbsu; bic DsiiinS itnO TO-
pUbl sros nis tlsin, puHeno fir StraBe
ooer GbenOs, feline Guillen uiw. Das
widtisite an ibnsn lit, OuB Baiier feline
Slsden bintsrldBt. bu iie wis Elm Ts9en'
i6irm bus @uHer ubleiten. Ersts, Die
@us, 75t unb Sl.00.
Ssbst bic 6eniterausitsllun9'
Grtremer Infer DurhSan9 -Saupttlur'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
Bon Der Suefeite.

Better Roiar III an Ste1e uon Germ.
0ioe ,um Sunitor Der No. 10 Shule
ernannt woroen.
Bsi ben @bsleuten Witasl Yol3 pou
Broipsct Suenue bat iit cine iun9e
&ohter ein9eltellt.
Die @bslsuts SOispb Sporer pon
StOne Auenue iino burdl bic @eburt
elmer 2otter be9liidt woroen.
Der Storb bat bel Dem @bepaar
Sohn Seioridl pom Willom Stra6e sinen
Stammbalter binterlalien.
Die beporitsbenoe Serm1blun9 uon
SrGuein iSlOra gSolff uon Willom Str.
NIT ,Sreo. WeIfer jun. lit anSetiinOist
morben.
Der poblbsfannte @l9arrenfabritant
Oermanu Shmiot uon 0emlod StruBe
lturb aritern Utor9en iiemlidD pIOsIih
nuo lit Wabrlbelnlid einem 9erSl6lage
etle9eu,
Ole 9eiictnno bes 9lnfanas Der $50
die gu dem Yorf uerit @eorae Wtiller er.
iotate Oonnerita9 i'm Ounmore Srieos
hoi. naf einem 2ruueroienit in Der St.
Utarien 3Irte, ben Fiarrer Better @bliit
lettete.
0cm 2l Sabre alteu Wiihasl Sad,
uon StOne suenue. ole Sunoluu9er in
Der Selleuue Sshe ungeiieIlt. wuroe am
Cienlta9 etn ooppelter Sruh Dee rsdl.
ten Senes 5u9etll9t, oils Elm Oedsniall
i'm traf.
SObn SOpce pon Sroof Strase mur.
oe 6reita9 Jiad,t all Der @de uou Brooi
StruBc uno RrOlpect auenue uon Nrei
0iGnnern iiberfallen uno nieoerseihla.
Qcn. mornuf eiuer Der Serle feline "a
lnen nm 5 lS "a erleihterte.
NGrmnn Z. S6ns uon Seoar Gpe
nue. riiu:rc legre lSOte 6rdulsin Dellc
VI Sonbam uon SOreit @itD oils ieint
Sruut Ielm, Die Grauurs srfOlste IN
Der FIcebptcriihen 6irthe III Nrhbalo
mota 'Rdllor Eiuiam y. Sunt an
| tirte.
8iunCr Yernbart Weilano, Der erI
uol mrbrercn Wohen als @sbilispfarrel
Oer 81. Otarien @emeiuoe initallir
wuroe. bat ON Sreltag mleoer rsiisnirt
uno lih nah Dem fernen Siioen bG9e
ben. no er frilber tbGtig mar. Seinj
Heli9naIlon erIol9te aus @elunobetS
rudlihten, ou ibm bas n0roll1e Slimr
ntht 81 bebascn lhlen.
0crr Bbilip Sod uOn 94illow Stra
BE, eth betunnter oeutiher Sir9er Die
Ter Sclte, lit ipGt uOrleeten Wilttmod
pICelh 9eltOrbeu, wabriheinIit on ei
mem Oeriihla9. Sblhon felt 3abrer
lcicenO. befanO er iih uu9sniheinli6 IL
Dem gew0bnlihen Woblbsfinoen, als el
Ielner 6amille CUTE 9iat,t ia9te, aber cir
paar .uiinuten ipdter bOrte man in iei
mem Simmer elm St0bnen uno iano ibr
in Den lesten 3ti9en liesenb; sr MAJ
tobt. ebe Der 9erufene ArSt eintraf
Rod miro pon Der 9Sittne, einem Sobr
unO 3mei 2Ghtern iibsrlebt. Die Yei
ieeuns erfOlste Samitus 9ia6mittas i'm
Ounmore 6rieoboie, nobel PaltOr 8
Oietri6 ben &raueroienit leltete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
@n6eriebramf perlanat. .

Der Sadawanna 3nsig 9sosntt cine
Stbllotbet aniule9en uno wiini6t Su
oieiem 3wede etnsn Siiheribranf jn
annebmbursm Breiis ,u faufen.
Wfelounssn rihte man iofOrt gsfdllisit
an Dams .. @gr, Sarl SSOlff OOsr 5ris
gSa9uer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
Nus bem oberen 3haie.
(glrhbalo @orreiponoen,.)

- S}n Dem 6eiiun9srnum Der Sntas
rio 3ede 5u 8edpilIe entiiano ipdt um
Dienilas Jiaht eiu SranO. Der ben
BREEDER cine ,sitIans beorohte. ieooh
nit einem Shaoen pon 5000 eel6iht
Deroen fOnnte.
- @eitern abeno Is Wtinuten mad,
6 uhr erei9nete fit nabe Der Sreu;ung
in Ghroop elm furhtbareS lln9liid, in.
Dem Elm Soblenju9 pom Der Yancouit
Sshe in oas hintere @noe zines aufm6rtS
iabrenoen Strnbenbnbnna9snS iubr.
Hihnro Soban uOn Gbroop uno Srau.
lein Della Wic@abe uon DlafslD Dor
ough wuroen iOfort 9etOotet unO y. Is.
Beaie. Wtarg Sweenep. Wiarp Saooen,
Srant Oantwers uno Sames S'0cra
mebr ODER minoer ifmer. aber nidt le'
benegeidbrlih perlsst. Der 3uiammen.
ilOB 1T Der lluadtiamteit Der 3u9fubrer
3nsnldrstben.
t@arbonoale @orrsipcnoeuj.)
- Der 10 Sabre ulte SObn @rsesau
uon Ounoafi Strase. Elm Defer in Dem
SoulbroOt BREEDER, erhielt am Wiontas.
als er in Die Uei0roerer fiel. 10 lblimme
SerIeeun9en. ba6 er in oerielben 9ta6t
i'm 9totbfaIl 9Oipitul iturb.
- Srau Better Wiaul, 36 Sabre alt
uno an 9berrg slurnue wObnbaft, lit
6reitua i'm 9iotbfall SOipital nab lGns
9erer Slanfhrit 9eltorben. sluBer oem
Salten iiberleben Die Yeritorbsue pier
8Odter, Swei Sbwcitsrn unO jwei
Orhoer.
- Setter 8romn, Wnblridter, uno
GhCmas 9Sallh uuO Sobn u. Collins,
Snlpettoren i'm orittsn Oiitrift Der /.
Waro oabter, wuroen SSreitaa fir Elm
9crldtlihes @riheinen unter 8irgldait
9eltellt, erlterer. neil er uerfeblte, Die
Wablurne ab,uliefern, nahoem Die
Stlmmen seSdblt moroen mareu. uno
lestere, neil iie erlaubten. ouB ni6t res
9illrirte WtGnuer ibre Siimmeu ub.
9aben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
0fpro Scrantpn.

= Wiariblano Swnrt pon Wfaruine
gpcnue wurbe Wtoutag in Der Wiaruine
3ehe burf cine uOr,eitig srfOlste Spreu.
9un9 IhauOerbaft um @sii6t uno S0r.
per uerbraunt unb ,erihuitten uno man
beiiirhtete, oaB Die Serlesunsen fatol
uerluufen wiirocn. Gr nuroe Sur Be
banNlun9 nu6 oem Staat SOipitul &C.
nommen.
- Soiepbue, Die 5i6brige GoGtcr
Der Srau SGOr9e Sni9bt pon g8elt
Wtartet Str. wuroe Samitag lblimm
an ben Ssinen perbriibt, als lie cine
Bfanne nit beiBem Naiier pom Gid
io9. Wtau nabm bic Sleine In aefdbr.
Iihem 3uitunO uud Dem Staat SUipi,
tai, mo es bieB, oaB iie wiebrr 9cneien
miiroe.
- Wtihael Sfelposti pom Wtarpine
auenue unO uls Sersmann in Der Wiar,
pine 3che uu9eltelt, biibte Diuntag
Wfittag Onrh leine giahldiiigteit iCin
%eben eiu. Gr iCete ii6 in Scr Wtit-
ta9spauie NIT Giuer brennenben @iaa,
rette auf Gin 9uluerfab. mdbreno nebeu
ibm Gin auOGres RulusrfaB iowie iiuf
Stcfeu Oguamit id beianoen. 8sim
a5iAIeuOern Der glihe idleuScrte er
aud eiuen 6uuteu uuf baS 0Dnamit
nnO es erfOlSte iOfOrt cine Grplolion
bic Den Wianu berart ger
lhmetterte, oaB er am 9leihen glbenO
I'M Wtoles 2aglor O0lpital ltarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24

- Dad 47idbriser Disnibeit trat
Rear Nomirnl urirl SabrCe, Der BEE
fsblsbuber oes puCIfiiden @eidwabers,
in ben GubeilanO. Sein Jia9fOl9er
lit Aomiral @iles y. Barber, ,,....s..sa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
: Die 6eutrol Yabor Linton bot

- Die Central yabor Union bat be-
ihloiien. bem Sames 8. S'Oollerau,
Der Dor langen Sabren Der slnteiter in
Der Wfiners unionbewe9nn9 mar, elm
adjournment ;u ieeen. S'OOlleran itarb
por mebreren Subreu uuo leiu 9rab lit
obne einen @rabltein.
- g9. 8. Orew. Elm 6rahtaeent Der
%adawanua @Ompunie, Der bis gum les'
ten OeSember in gleiher @i9enlhait in
8insbamton ftatiOuirt mar, bat feline
glbre6nuu0en bort in einem iOIden 3u,
itanO 9elaiien, baB augenI6sinli6 Elm
5eblbetug pon 81 500 eriltirt, oob er.
fl6ren Die Yeamten Der SOmpanie, oab
mO9libsrWelie nur cine Ssrwirrun9 be-
ltebt.
- Der etma 80 Sabre alte 2Hillinm
Sbafsr. auaebli6 Yertrcter einer Saum'
ibule uOu 0fOhsiter, NY,, 1T Dienita9
i'm Stuat 0Oipital an altObOIlider Ysr'
aiftun9 aetOrben, na6oem er einen iebr
itarten glnfall pon Oierpoiitdt our69e,
maht. @r fisl Wionta9 0tahmitta9 OIL
lSaibinaton gluenue nieoer uno nuroe
ounn iOfOrt nah Dem 0oipital 9enom.
men, mo sr trOs Der Grilll6en SebanO'
lung Oienita9 llarb.
- Sri. Carrie StoDo BON 9tod Str,
Ole lid SOnuta9 IN lSiIfesbarre gum
Seiub bsfano, puroe 9tafmittags Ourb
pom emem Onde all gSuibingtOn Str.
abgleitenoes Shnee unO sis b0S per,
leet, inoem iie einsn tiiftigen Shnitt
an Der Stirn, iowie cine itarte 9terUcn'
eridhtterung erbleIt. Sbre lie beglei'
teuOe 6reuuOin, Sri. SOretta Smttb
uUu bort, erhiclt oen linfen 2lrm uers
Ieet, ionic SabIreibe S6rammen unO
Shnitte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
Npn NctrrSbura.

- 0enrp Slcemaun Don Wtuiter Str.
uuo SSrGulein WiarD Soues uou @oua
Nuenue muroen DOnneritug abeno in
Der 9SObuuu9 Der Sruut ulS Elm She
paur einseiesnet.
- Sier 1T cine Yetitiou in umlauf
eeicet woroeu. oereu 3mef lit. bic Sr
preB Sompanieen ,u ueranlalIcn. aud III
oisicm StuortheiI obue ertra Seraiiiun0
ihre Senoun9en ubiultefern, was bisbtr
uiht Der Sail mar.
isrnu @liiabetb llhnIeg uon Gup.
Tor 9luenue feierte an iSreita9 I'M Srsiis
uon swei S0bnen, ;mei 20fteru. pier'
sehu @uteln uno iiinfuuo;wan3ia llr
enfelu ben SO. @eburtsta9 in pUlliger
aeiitiaer jsriihe unO gutter @eiunohelt.
Die Snbilarin muroe 1917 in Oeutit,.
lamb 9sboren unn mObnt felt cinem blls
ben Subrbunocrt bier.
Die Uniformed 3tunt OF the
Snisbts Of Wipitic @buin" ermGblte
Donnerltn9 Nbenn iol9enbe Seamtsn
SapitGu. Hinium 6Ower; 1. Seutnunt.
Z. Winper; 2. Seutuunt. SenrD @aiia'
baum; SduemeiIter. q. VI. 9Senjel.
Gu6erpsu murben ernannt: 1. Srberlp
Sergeant, ssreo. @. Siren; 1. Dutp
Sergeant. 9bwaro SdGfer; 2. OutD
Sergeant, Otto Ssder; 3. Dutg Ser'
9eaut. SatOb 9Suls; Suartiermeiiter
Ser9eant, youis D. Sries.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24

- Seim Shuecihauielu rntlaus ben
Sabn9eleiien nabe Der gl6ten gUsuue
&rsniuns WurOe 9eitsrn sssen Wiittas
6rant ScOnebaca pOn einem 3u9e ges
trohen uno 9etObtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24

- Snnsrbalb breier Eass fiuo fiir3'
lid Serr unb Srau Soisph 3eeuan pom
0ebsn abbsrufen woroen unb bintsrlanen
iebs 3inoer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-08

Ruff. l. Cox & Co, Summers Pharmacy
and the Lion Store Furniture Depart
ment. t-9-st
A pleasant afternoon Will be spent
by the members of the r. A. E. club as
the guests of Mrs. J. 4. Thoma, at her
home in Logan street. The afternoon
will be devoted to embroidery work and
the usual diversions of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Terry of
Hegewisch attended the wedding OF
Miss Mary Scherer and Mr.. Joseph Bohl-
ing today at St. Joseph's Catholic
church.
The regular weekly meeting of the
ladies of the Martha Aid society of the
First Christian church is taking place
today in the parlors of the church
Mrs. John Idjorak is entertaining at
cards this afternoon at her home in
South Holman street, in honor of the
members of Circle No. of st. Mar
garet's hospital.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-08
FASHION HINTS.

The new messaline petticoats of solid
color are made with Persian accordion
plated fiounces. The latest thing is
to have rows of little ruffies adjoining
the founce.
All the autumn waists are cut in one
piece with the kimono sleeve effect One
of the latest arrivals is of black Chan
lilly lace, which exhibits the daring
new tendency to wear the waist over
and outside of the skirt.
Blouse sleeves are fuller than they
have been, and occasionally one sees
a revival of an old fashion-the fair
~ close sleeves pulled at the elbow.
The drawback to this is the fact that
it is crushed by the coat sleeve so much
more readily than a plain fitting or
loose sleeve.
Coliarettes of plated mousseline,
edged with ribon loops. are exceeding
ly pretty in the modish puppies, old
rose and brownish shades. They may
be had also in black. They afford suf-
f1cient protection for the neck on a troll
| ley trip or at the beach, and are more
! serviceable than the chiffon ostrich
/ collars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-08

in the corner stone box, which will be
of copper having for its size the follow
ing dimensions: 12x12x9 inches deep.
must do so Sunday morning. The box
is to be sealed in the morning and at
two O'Clock in the afternoon Mr. Buff
ton will place 1t in the stone recep-
tacle provided for it.
The Program Distribution.
Arran gements were made today by
the committee to send out Saturday
the souvenir programs to each of the
seventy incorporators. Sunday morn
ing the programs will also be distribut-
ed IN the churches of Gary.
Mr.. Burlington, accompanied by his
wife, is now en- route from Europe and
is due in New York Saturday He will
come direct to Chicago and from there
will proceed to Gary.
School superintendent William A.
Writ, president of the local Y NJ. C. A.
will be chairman, and State Secretary
Stacy will preside. Rev. f. E. Walton
the Presby terrain pastor, and Father
Thomas Francis Jansen will offer pray
er at the beginning and closing of the
| ceremonies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-08
SOCIAL NEWS CONTINUED
FROM PAGE TWO.

Miss Lydia Muenich Of South Hob
man street Will leave this evening for
Rensselaer,, Ind. where she will teach
in the public schools near there dur
ing the school year
Mr. and Mrs H. Burge have re-
turned to their home in Carroll street
after spending Labor day in Merrill
vile the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Burge
Mrs Addie Abbott will be hostess to
the members Of the Colonial club this
afternoon at her home in East State
street. 1t is the regular club meeting
and an enjoyable social afternoon is
anticipated.
Miss Edith Kinney of Lowell has ar
rived in Hammond to teach in the pub
lie schools this winter.
Rex Newell has returned to Ham
mond after a short visit with friends
and relatives in Spencerville and Lima,
| Ohio.
Tickets for the Shriner's Circus, Sat
urday, September 10th, may be pur-
chased at the following stores: j. ].
Ruff L Cox & Co.. Summers Pharmacy
and the Lion Store Furniture Depart
ment. 7-9-3t
Mr.. A. c. Carter will leave tomorrow
for White Sturgeon. Mich, to spend a
| two weeks vacation.
Mrs. John Cook and three sons Maui
| rice. Lee and Glen, have returned from
a ten days visit in Indianapolis They
were entertained by Mrs Cooks par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Frank Boyd has been enter
tanning her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
| Harig of Racine, Wis. at her home, 709
Gostlin street, for few days.
Mrs Frank Hammond entertained
Mrs. J. Mccarthy. Mrs. J. wallweber
and Miss Clay West, all of Chicago. at
her home in Mason street yesterday.
The next meeting of the members OF
the King Herald society of the First
NJ. e. church will be held Saturday aft
ernoon, Sept 10. at o'clock in the
parlors of the church, Russell street
All the members are invited to be pres
ent and bring their mite boxes. mite
box program has been prepared.
The members of the Oakley baseball
club announce dancing party to b,
given Friday evening, Sept. 16. a
} Longs hall, State street. The member
and their friends are invited to attend
t and it is expected that there will be
{ large attendance as the party is one o
the first of the season.
A pleasant meeting of the member
of the Good Win club is taking plac
3 this afternoon al the home of Mrs. Ere
Kralowitz. Hoffman street. Mrs Kralo
S WITT will entertain at cards and sew
l eral games of pedro will be played.
S Tickets for the Shriner's Circus, Sat
, urday, September 10th, may be pur
r chased at the following stores: j. :
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-08

ture in the state are several candidates
who have openly declared their inoen-
ton OF opposing the election of Kern
One is in st. Joseph county. two are in
the first district, there is one or two
in the eighth and a couple in the third
district. Just how many votes the
vets will be able to line up in this
manner against Kern is not known at
this time. but it is said that they are
figuring on having a sufficient number
to keep Kern from having a majority
on the first ballot In this way they
believe they can postpone his election
SO long that he will finally withdra W
from the race and then they can line
up for another candidate.
VIII Not Enter Caucus.
1t has been pointed out here that
this situation cannot be brought about
by the vets because the insurgent leg
islators will be forced to go into a
party caucus and be bound by its ac-
ton on the senatorship. This would
mean of course, that they would be
bound then to vote for Kern. But one
| man who is in a position to know what
! he Is talking about declares that these
| men will not enter a caucus on the
scnatorship. Unless the democrats eau
| Gus on this subject there is a belief
mere tnaL Kern StdHuS a poor CfldHce
| of being elected senator, but that the
! choice will probably fall on Thomas
| Taggart
/ 1t is also believed that this program
will meet with the active opposition OF
| Governor Marshall who is Kern's
friend. The governor IS in position
to make the vets step lively If he take:
a notion to do so. for it will be up tc
| him TO have the last say on any bill
that might be passed to repeal th'
| count yoption law. He could eithe
| veto or sign the bill. Whether h,
would use his power in that direction
to punish the vets for the defeat o
Kern nobody except the governor him
self knows, but he could If he saw fit t,
do so. Therefore, there is a possibilit.
that this danger might keep the demo
Gratis in line for Kern and force then
to vote for him and elect him. 1t /
believed that the wet democrats woul,
be willing TO do practically anything
to repeal the county option law, eve
to electing Kern senator.
1t is understood that the democrati
| state committee has decided that Ker
shall make the keynote speech of tn
campaign, because he is the leadin
candidate for office this year. No dat
has yet been chosen or place selecte
for this opening speech. but it wi
probably be announced in the next fe,
days.
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<Ccztfnneo from rage ~
not strangled before 1T got started it
might also adopt resolutions in favor
of the retention of the county option
law on the statute books. This would
have been a calamity to the vets who
are in charge of the democratic cam
paign, but they headed off all pos
sibility of such a development by TAX
ing the nomination of a candidate out
of the hands of the convention.
Was FIeming's High Card.
La Grange and Steuben counties are
in the twelfth district, which Is man
aged by Steve Fleming, and if the con-
vention had taken Il notion to declare
for dry stand on the liquor question
Fleming would have been placed in an
en- barrassing position.
But this was not ali of interest that
happened at La Grange last Saturday.
The La Grange county convention was
held there also and IN the resolutions
which the convention adopted it took
good care to ignore John w. Kern. 1t
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WILL VISIT
GARY SURE

Assurances were received this morn
Ing that President Eugene J. Bufing-
ton o fthe Illinois Steel company will
be sure to be in Gary Sunday afternoon
when he is to lay the corner stone of
the new s200,0 900 Y. NJ. c. A. building,
the gift of Chairman Ebert II. Gary of
the United States Steel corporation.
Yesterday State Secretary e E.
Stacy of indianapolis stopped off in the
city for a few hours and he will return
Saturday for final conference with
Chairman H. G.. Hay, Jr. and the mem
bers of the corner stone laying COM
mittee. He tailed for a short while
yesterday with the Garyites and some
of the final arrangements were dis
cussed.
Those who wish to deposit any thing
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endorsed everything and everybody ex-
cept Kern. 1t endorsed the democratic
state platform and everything it con-
tains; it declares it's pride in the ad
ministration of Governor Marshall:
commended the democratic congress-
men, especially Congressman Cline
from the twelfth district. and also
commended United States Senator
Shively and his efforts to maintain
true democratic legislation" In this
connection it might be recalled that
during the last session of the legisla-
ture Senator Shively urged the demo-
cratic members to vote to repeal the
county option law.
This snub for Kern, however, is not
a surprise, coming it does from the
twelfth district, of which Fleming is
the boss. Fleming has hated Kern for
years.
Kern Picked for the Victim.
There is said to be a we'll defined
understanding among wet leaders
throughout the state, that If the demo
Gratis carry the Legislature next winter
an effort will be made to prevent the
election of Kern as senator. 1t is un-
derstood here that among the nomi-
nations already made for the legisla-
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Days News In Gary
For the Bank.

Alterations were begun this morn
ing in the Norton block, Sixth avenue
and Washington street. for the occu-
pancy of the new Security State bank.
which will be Gary's eighth financial
institution. 1t will occupy the two
store rooms formerly occupied by the
l. w Lower and the Harries Electro
cal companies. The workmen today
started to merge the two rooms into
one large counting room for the bank S