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SPORTS
Bids High For Colorado Horse.

Boston. Aug. 31.-At the Read
Vile track yesterday $4,000 was bid
tor Colorado E., the marvellous s.
year-old owned by George Estabrook
OF Denver. The man authorizing the
offer is William Bradley, owner of
the Ardmear farms at Raridan, n. j.
Neither of the principals being due
in Boston until today. it is not known
aow whether the offer will be accept
ed, although it is understood that
Mr.. Estabrook has set 100000 as the
price for the stallion.
Colorado f. is to be raced today
nj Readyille and conference be.
tween Mr.. Estabrook and Mr.. Brad
ley regarding the proposed sale will
De held sometime before the race.
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Mccoy Accepts Challenge.

New York, Aug. 31.-Kid Mccoy,
the former prize fighter, announced
today that he had accepted Jack
lohnson's challenge to race any one
IN the world 100 miles in high
powered automobile on an enclosed
track and has wired his acceptance
to Johnson.
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Mrs. J. T. Nedwideck, wife of the
local division superintendent, and her
mother, Mrs. Buerg, have returned
from a several weeks tour of the
southern part of the state and the
northern part of New Mexico.
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Hold NIabray Man.

San Francisco, Aug. 31.-JoEn
Carkeek, former champion wrestler,
arrested by Postal Inspector O'Con-
nell as a member of the famous May
bray gang of swiDdleTs. was held to-
Cay by United States Commissioner
Wright under bonds eff $4,000 to ans
ver to a charge of fraudulent use Of
the mails.
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Last night a single horse and buggy

Last night a single horse and buggy
driven by lady, drove off the en-
bankment on Main street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets and came
near upsetting. No damage was done
to the occupants of the buggy, al
though it was a close call. The deep
cut of over a foot is right in the cen
tire of the square and there was not
sufficient light to see the edge of the
embankment. Had the woman been
driving fast. the carriage would GER
tainly have upset. as it is a foot at
least from the street. to the car
tracks.
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Miss Ellis Morton, bookkeeper of
the Barton e. Terrill Livery Co., was
taken i'll yesterday with appendicitis
and it was necessary to operate upon
her shortly after noon. Drs. Need
ham and Bull were the attending
surgeons and she is reported to be
doing nicely today. ]. G. Morton
father of Miss Morton, was taken to
Salida last week with typhoid fever.
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Twenty-day Race Meet at Ogden.

Ogden. Utah, Aug. 31.-Richard
Dwyer, the California horseman, has
isased the Ogden half-mile track and
viii open a 20-day meeting here on
Sept. 80. Horsemen with their strings
now racing in Montana are expected
fere.
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Miss Susa Carpenter will give a
reading as one of the numbers of the
program to be given in honor of Joe
Newman at the Tabor Grand in Den
yer next week.
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The Webster City Land & Cattl,
Company shipped about 500 head o
cattle from Thompson's Springs las
night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Haskell
returned yesterday from Gunnison,
where Mr. Haskell temporarily had
charge of a drug store.
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There were 2.3O7 boxes of fruit
shipped during the past - hours by
the Denver & Rio Grande EXPIRES.
Company
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Little Zoe Plumb, the young
daughter of, Mrs. Plumb who has
charge OF the Y. NJ. c. A. reading
rooms, fell from horse yesterday
and severely injured her arm
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Mrs. II. J. Roth returned yesterday
TO her home at Cheyenne, Wyo., after
visit of several weeks with her
mother. Mrs. Jackson, of Fruit Ridge
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Mrs. Fl. C. Stone returned this
morning from vacation trip to Cali
fornia where she visited with rela-
tives.
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Edgar l.. Beard was in the city last
evening on his way from Montrose to
Fruita
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Crawfords old-time one-ring cir.
Gus will exhibit in its initial per.
formance tonight. Parade at $50
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The lock boxes at the postoffice
have been given new coat of var
nish, which greatly improves their
appearance.
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The public schools of the city will
open Monday, September ..
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G. F. Anderson, of Spokane, Wash.
is visiting friends and relatives in this
city
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Piano moving is specially wiLn
6arton & Terril
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For heavy hauling see Barton .
Terrill. Fifth and Colorado.
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Subscribe for the Daily Sentinel
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For heavy haunng see Barton 4
Terrill. Fifth and Colorado.
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AND
BUSINESS COLUMN
DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY
Physicians and Surgeons.

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Offices. SIS Capitol block. /.
!. Main street. .
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|. South Seventh street. Phone .
!. junction 321. .
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Let us furnish you with an estimate
on your requirements Independent
Lumber Co.
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If it's anything in building mater
Tnl. we've got it.-lndependent Lum-
ber Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-18
The Evening Chit-Chat
BY RUTH CAMERON

the
family
thing happens
must
idea? Perhaps don't exactly what mean III try to udae
brother
pitcher she
all old the hall
tumble over"
on Bob
Why anybodys what unfort
family which
china pitcher The other day two
holiday
accident the FAULT
which he particularly
would doubtless
hadn't
as he wanted therefore
FAULT
ecrmnaons and temper that followed the beauty
couded and edge
which had forth
together
the
accident had
calm FAULT
Irritating
instead of hard enough
FAULT accidents
so % anyhow
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TAKING THE BULL BY THE HORNS.

superintendent public schools
thing a diplomat.
Personally he does football
schools He bull
be
about him
which
o
said willing
Well dotng mother
hopeful
a
parents Chicago willing
he rest 10.
result football in the high school this And the
OF
objections high school football
teen, seventeen-yearold strpings.
taught him that this what is be expected
S
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Heart toIleaft
Talks.
MADE HIS OWN ROAD MAP.
By EDWIN a. NYE.

When he was eight years old Ray
mond G. Brown went stone blind
1t was a bitter blow to the boy.
He had been great reader and at
first gave up In despair. Then he de-
termined that in spite of his blindness
he would be of use IN the world.
His people, financially we'll off, were
able to help him.
Scoring to use the raised letter sys-
TEN by which the blind learn to read,
young Brown had everything read to
him and substituted his memory for
his eyes. Sticking to his uphill task,
he was graduated from high school
and prepared for college.
He went to Harvard. taking the reg
ular classical course. and continued his
studies at the law school there. That
he was a careful student of the law
Is shown by the fact that of a class
of 200 Brown was graduated ahead Of
1873 of them.
1t Is said his standing would have
been even higher had not illness pre-
vented some of his work.
Brown is a good student" said his
friends. but 1e will not be able to
practice" But Brown did practice.
Finding he could do his legal work
much better by acting as his own sec
| rotary, he learned to operate a type
| writer.
| He is an expert on the machine.
You cannot stop that sort of man.
! lie will jump the highest hurdles. And
so short time ago he was appointed
assistant United States district attor-
! ney for New York.
He got what was coming to him.
And Brown is no mere counselor in
the busy prosecutors office. He does
the hardest sort of work-the prepare
ton of briefs, pounding out the inter
minable legal phraseology on his ma
| chine.
And you?
You have two good eyes.
And yet you sometimes whine about
your lack Of a fair chance In life. Let
this blind mans heroic struggle put
your complainings to shame.
He had money, you say.
Surely. And the more credit to him
Most young men of wealth and with
good eyes choose to be drones because
they do not need to work.
Honor to this man who bravely sub
stituted brains for eyes.
When you begin to feel that the
world Is not good to you. think Of the
blind boy who made his own road maj
to success.
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BIG GUNS FIRED IN LAKE COUNTY.

shown way the
of the straws
of
he a
this election
tions viii are
fol the fun of it
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.sTHIs DATE IN HISTORY

16S5-RogeR Williams was tried for
heresy.
1674-Richard Nash, celebrated as
"Peau Nash" morn in Swansea,
Wales. Died at Bath. England,
Feb 8, 1851.
17S5-Benjamin Franklin became presi-
dent of the supreme executive
council OF Pennsylvania
1S15-Napoleon Bonaparte arrived at
the island of St. Helena.
1S2S-Isaac P Gray. twice governor of
Indiana. born in Chester county,
Pa. Died in the City of Mexico.
Feb. IA, 1895.
1S31-Frederick William III, German
emperor, born. Died June Is, 1888.
1S39-Sir John Colborne ended his term
of office as Governor of Canada.
1S59-John Brown captured by United
States troops.
1S92-Lony distance telephone opened
between New York and Chicago
1S99-George w Ross succeeded Arthur
s Hardy as premier of Ont4oio
"THIs is MY 61sT BIRTHDAY
sarah L. Rorer.
Mrs Sarah Tyson Rorer, famous as
a teacher of domestic science and an
editor and writer of wide reputation
was born in Rich5oro, Pa, Oct. IS. 1S49
After completing her education in ar
academy at East Aurora, N. Y. she
went to Philadelphia, where she became
principal of the school of domestic
science. She later became o lecturer or
diet and cookery and travelled exten'
sively throughout America and Europe
She is the author of many books or
cookery and other branches of domestic
science and Is equally we'll known fol
her work as an editor of leading wo
mems journals.
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FAVORED SONS OF FORTUNE.


o our
o
All
have
n
Who a
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Senator
ALBERT j. BEvERIDGD.
Secretary OF state
OTIS e GUILLEY, Daavills.
Auditor of state.
JOHN e. REED, Nuncfc.
Treasurer of state
yoNCE MONYHAN, Orleans.
Clerk Supreme Court
EDWARD v. FITZGERALD, Portland
state statistIcinn-
JOHN l.. PETIT, xokomo.
State Superintendent Public Instruction
8. c. FERRELI- shelbyvflie.
Attorney General.
FINLEY r. MOUNT, Charlottesville
state GeoIogist.
w. 8. BLATCHLEY, Terre Hnute.
Judge Supreme Court, Second District
OSCAR MONTGOMERY, Seymour.
Judge Supreme Court, Third District
n III. MILLER, Franklin.
Judges Appellate Court, First District
c. c. HADLEY, Indianapolis, and
WARD III. WATSON, Charleston.
Judges Appellate Court, Third District
D. w. COMSTOCK, Tsichinonds
JOSEPH NJ. RABB, wiIiiamsport, ana
II. ID. TUTHILL, Michigan City.
Congress
EDGAR ID. CnUMPAC6Eh-
Joint Senator
FRANK n. CAN'T
Joint Representative
WILLARD Il. VAN HORNR
Representative.
MICHAEL GRIMMER.
Prosecuting Attorney
CHARLES Il. GREENWALD.
Clerk Lake County Courts.
ERNEST L.. sHORTRIDGE
Sheriff
THOMAS GRANT.
Treasurer.
A. ). SWANSON.
Coroner.
DIR. FRANK SMITH
Assessor.
w. e. BLACK.
Surveyor
RAY SEEIEY.
Commissioner Second District
LEVI p. HUTTON.
Com D,fxsioner Third District
MAT y. BROWN
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ROOSEVELT ON BEyERIDGE.

81 ask your support of senator
, Beverfdge and for all those ON
, the ticket with him, who are
} supporting him, and who stand
; necessarily for the same causes
, for which he stands. In more
, than one state of the Union 1 am
Obliged to warn men against the
crook In public life. In my own
, state of New York we have just
, won a victory within our own
party, against men who tried to
overruIe the popular will,
, stand against the crook, and IL
he Is of nay own party i VIII
, cinch him just little quicker
, than 1 will the crsok of the
other party, because he is
disgrace to me. But 1T does no
, good to stand against the crook
, unless you also stand for the
honest man. 1t does NO good, or
D mt least 1t does very little good,
o to stand against the crooked
D man unless you also make it EVIL
dent that you will stand for the
D honest man. Half of the victory
o against dishonesty Is lost If you
3 do not stand for the cause of
D the man who has stood by you
o public Iife."
Il a 4 a a - a a a Il a 4 a n \ n a
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THE OBSERVANCE of Sunday
will adhere
which
he profit in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-18

IF THE WORKER, YOU'RE LOOK
ING FOR DOESN'T ADVERTISE TO-
DAY. YOU ADVERTISE FOR HIM
IN THE TINES TOMORROW! AND
THE SAME DOUBLE CAPACITY FOR
SERVICE HOLDS TRUE OF ALL THE
WANT AID INVESTIGATIONS
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H1ed a suit for divorce from Jacob M
conway. and she also asks the court
for 5000 alimony. They have been
married seven years and she charges
her husband with threatening to Kill
her She also charges him with nav
ing struck her numerous times.
OPPOSES HINsHAw' PARDON.
Mrs @ M. Smith of Muncie. mother OF
Mrs Thirza Oyler Hinshaw. for whose
alleged murder at Belleville, Hendricks
County. in 1895, the husband, the Rev.
william r. Hinshaw, was sentenced to
Eltfe IMPRISONMENT, has made public
letter in which she vigorously opposes
the proposed pardon of her daughter
convicted slayer.
SPENDS DAY IN JAIL.
Spending her first Sunday in jail was
the experience today of Mrs. Eta
younr Johnson. arrested in Newcastle
SATURDAY. on a grand jury warrant
charging her with causing the death or
her husband. George f. Johnson, by ad-
ministering carbo1ic acid
BRYAN PRAISES DOLLIvER.
w l. BRYAN spent a few hours in
Indianapolis last night and while here
| tool, occasion to speak highly of the
| late Jonathan p. Dolliver, United States
] senator from Iowa, who died suddenly
| Saturday night Although of opposite
political faith, Mr.. Dolliver and Mr..
| Brvan were warm personal friends, the
two having served in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, when the "commoner
represented his district in Nebraska In
the national legislative body
BUYs HORSE TWICE.
! Dr G. r. Brian of Belmont, Ill, the
other dav bought of man giving his
name as D. H Clarke, for SIS. horse
which it later turned out had been
! hired nv the supposed Clarke from a
livery stable at Huntingburg, Ind. The
alleged thief escaped. When the own
ers went after the horse DR. Brian was
so anxious to keep the animal, having
become attached to it, that he again
bought it, paying the rightful owners
500 for it.
JUDGE Is HoNORED.
The September term of the Davies
C.irc,,it Court has closed in washington
and marks the end OF a twelve years
service on the bench of Judge III. @
t4ouehton The Daviess County Bal
/ Association assembled in the court
room lust before the end of the term
land presented the Judge with set Of
resolutions of a commendable charac-
ter. to which he responded.
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IMPROVING EAST CHICAGO.

of posts
A
elimination
a first
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UP AND DOWN IN
I-N-D=I-
GETS $1,000 DAMAGES.

GETS $1,000 DAMAGES.
The $4,000 damage suit of John
Taylor of Franklin against the Indi-
annapolis Traction and Terminal Com
pany was ended when the jury returned
a verdict giving the plaintiff $4,000.
Taylor was injured when car de-
molished his wagon on West Michigan
street, Indianapolis.
TO AMEND CONSTITUTION.
An address to the voters of Indiana
calling them to cast an affirmative
vote in favor of the constitutional
amendment, giving the Legislature the
power TO fix the educational qualifica-
lions of lawyers, has been prepared by
committee from the Star Bar Asso-
citation and will be distributed broad
cast throughout the state. New condi-
tions, Increased educational facilities
and the demand for protection from the
incompetent lawyer are reasons ad
vanced by the committee for supporting
the amendment.
ITALIAN WAS ARRESTED.
Salvatore Degiami. an Italian, was
arrested in Richmond today, charged
with assault and battery with intent to
kill salvatore cut Gartano Ciane with
razor, the wounds being serious.
Degiami was captured in a box car.
QUITS CHURCH FOR FARM.
| The pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
| Church of Shelbyville the Rev. James
L. Brown, has announced that he must
quit the ministry on account of i'll
| health. He will become a farmer. He
notified the church some time ago that
he must give up the profession, but as
no one was selected to take his place
at the last sessions of the Indiana con-
ference he continued TO occupy the pull
pit.
STOP RUMMAGE SALES.
The prevalence of contagious diseases
among children in Logansport has NOV
ed the health authorities to adopt strict
preventative measures and this has
brought the health authorities and
women's societies into sharp conflict
Yesterday the health board stopped two
| rummage sales being conducted in va
cant storerooms by church organiza
tons
COLLEGE ROMANCE ENDS.
AS the elimination of a romance that
began while they We're students at In
diana University Newman T. Miller ar
attorney of Kokomo. and Miss Frances
| Wareing of Bloomington will be marri-
ed next Saturday. Miss Wareing is {
graduate of De Pauw University, is
member of the Mu Phi Sorority of tha'
institution and of the Tri Kappa a
Bloomington.
THREATENED TO KILL.
| Mrs. Alta Conway of Shelbyviile hal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-18

JAMES E. Watson, justifying the
confidence of many friends in his re-
publicanism, will speak at Whiting
and Gary, Oct % and Nov. 2, re-
spectively, for the republican party
and both speeches will hurt the dem
ocrats whereabouts like blunt knife
hurts a tender corn
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JUDGE is HONoRED.

SEND IN YOUR TRIAL SUBSCRTP-
TIoN TO THE TIMES FOR A MONTH.
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1abby, or is it Gaby?
THE democrats are even blaming
the republican party for the scarcity
of eggs
THESE fall openings certainly touch |
fathers pocket book with a dull and |
thud.
SOME men are as honest as the day |
Is long, but the days are getting aw-
fully short now.
IF the Indiana state board of health |
could insist on the prunes being label
led we could die happy.
WELL, summer certainly seems to
be able to come pack, there's no
smart point about that.
YOU couldn't get the names of the
eight bribe voters out of John W.
Kern with pick axe and pliers.
70
ANYWAY, it doesn't do any good
to bubble about the high cost of liv-
ing in public. Most of us get enough
of it at home.
YOU can bet your last picayune
that all money looks alike to Homer
r.
it block away
NO snap to be a customs inspector
Here's a woman who smuggled her
jewelry through in big cheese and
gorgonzola at that.
-
SOME of them maybe campaign lies
and then again some of them may not
be. That's about all there is to the
political game anyway.
| -
| EACH year seems to bring about
crazier lot of hats for women. Hon
estly. we believe they try to see how
funny they can make them.
50
| WOMAN writer says world would
be far better if most marriages were
childless. Well, but where is thunder
would we get our woman writer's
from?
HERE'S another minister with a
big family who gets $500 year. No
wonder some minister have to wear
long coats to hide the patches on their
pants.
D. D. Rodibaugh, of Goshen, a demo
Icratic candidate for representative is
charged with calling John w. Kern a
yellow hammer with a yellow steak
down his back.
| CONTEMPORARY points out that
it will perhaps raise the dropping
spirits of Colonel Roosevelt to notice
that Mexican scientist has invented
a chemical baby.
/ OODOOh1DE1h wants 10 KNOW the
best way to hush a barking dog at
night Get a flock of guinea hens and
keep them on the lay twenty-four
hours in the day
81
EVERY time Kern tries to lambast
Senator Beveridge some other demo
cratic speaker praises him so it sets
Mr.. Kern back a step and half every
time he takes step.
ONE of our farmer friends wants
to know why we don't go after some
of these candidates stronger Simply
because it's no fun to shoot deaC
mackerel in barrel.
-
A POLITICIAN may keep his lef
from knowing what his right hand il
doing, but it is pretty hard to blinC
and gag his conscience and leave i
at home on the piano.
e.
JOHN A. Dix says that he is no
about the state while he is runnin
for governor of New York Oyste
i. Bay papers please copy.
HOT fight, recently caused by Gus
toner offering to pay for two frie
eggs he had ordered, if proprieto
would eat them. Shame to expect
e man. to eat in his own restaurant.
n -
GOVERNOR Marshall is to max
s thirty-nine speeches before the can
s paign ends, but he has not been ovel
e whelmed with opportunities for
e speech from the Knottsocracy of Gar,
I, SA-
n THE attention of the grouches VIII
claim the world is growing worse,
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JOHN A. Dix says that he is MOI
going to make any speculation prance
for governor of New York. Oyster
Bay papers please copy.
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HOT fight, recently caused by Gus
toner offering to pay for two friet
eggs he had ordered, if proprieto
would eat them. Shame to expect
man. to eat in his own restaurant.
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SUBSCRIBER wants to know the
best way to hush a barking dog at
night Get flock of guinea hens and
keep them on the lay twenty-four
hours in the day.
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EVERY time Kern tries to lambast
Senator Beveridge some other demo
Mr.. Kern back a step and half every
time he takes a step.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-18

A POLITICIAN may keep his left
from knowing what his right hand is
doing, but it is pretty hard to blind
and gag his conscience and leave it
at home on the piano.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-18

ONE of our farmer friends wants
to know why we don't go after some
of these candidates stronger. Simply
because it's no fun to shoot dead
mackerel in a barrel.
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CONTEMPORARY points out that
it will perhaps raise the dropping
spirits of Colonel Roosevelt to notice
that Mexican scientist has invented
a chemical baby.
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GOVERNOR Marshall is to make
thirty-nine speeches before the cam
paign ends, but he has not been over
whelmed with opportunities for q
speech from the Knottsocracy of Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-18

THE attention of the grouches who
claim the world is growing worse, is
called to the fact that a New York
man lost two dollars on the street and
somebody picked it up and gave it
back to him.
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d. D. Rodibaugh, of Goshen, demo
cratic candidate for representative. is
charged with calling John W. Kern q
yellow hammer with a yellow steak
down his back.
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r A N D O NJ
THINGS & filings

WHAT has become of our friend
Gabby, or is it Gaby?
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TO AMEND CONSTITUTION.

Salvatore Degiami. Italian, was
arrested in Richmond today, charged
with assault and battery with intent tC
kill salvatore cut Gartano Ciane with
razor, the wounds being serious
Degiami was captured in a box car.