The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-28
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The depositors of the Lebanon Ma
tional Bank will be paid in full, be-
ginning this morning. The announce
| ment was made at the First National
Bank. This announcement was made
| late yesterday by National Bank
| Examiner oscar /. Telling, who is in
| charge of the affairs of the bank.
BEDFOR QUARRIEs SOLD.
The Bedford Quarries Company of IN
diana, which was included in the
property turned over by ohm r. Walsh
| to the associated banks of Chicago.
| has been sold to the Cleveland Stone
Company of Cleveland, o. The capital
stock of the company was sold for
| $4,000 and the purchasing company
assumed liability on 100000 worth OF
Outstanding bonds, making the total
consideration for the stock and prop
critics S1,250, 900. The deal was handled
| by the First Trust and Savings Bank
acting as trustee for the associated
/ banks
MIR. CLARK REELECTED.
Because of her efficiency and faith
full work as president of the Indiana
State Federation of Womens Clubs,
Mrs Grace Julian Clarke of Irvington
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day afternoon by the federation by
unanimous vote. The other officers
chosen were: Mrs. o. P. Kinsey, VAL
paraiso. first vice president; Mrs l. J..
Cox, Terre Haute second vice presi-
dent; Miss Vida Newsome. Columbus.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Edward
Knapp, Winona, recording secretary;
Mrs G. c. Markle, Winchester, treas
d Wy -sy,<r
auditor.
GET MANY sPEAERS.
/ Lincoln League of Indiana University
at Bloomington, for the annual banquet
of the society, Nov. 2, has obtained the
following speakers: William Dudley
Foulke. State Senator Oscar Bland,
former Representative John c. CLANCY.
President Hastings of the state Lin
coin League. and a number of other
political guns from the Second District.
CUT DOWN THE TREES.
Workmen employed by the Fort
Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction
Company yesterday began cutting
down the trees which Obscure the
curve near Kingsland, where forty peo-
pie were killed about a month ago.
Negotiations for the purpose of re-
moving the timber on the land were
concluded yesterday
WAGE SCALE HIGHER
| Addressing a meeting at the Penn
sylvania railroad shops in Indianapolis
yesterday noon, Linton Cox, Repub-
lcan nominee for representative from
the Seventh District. showed from a
report which was made on European
conditions by Samuel Gompers. presi-
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, that while the wage scales were
lower than in America. the cost of liv-
ing there is not lower than the cost OF
living here as the average American
working man lives.
SHOOTS GIRL, KILLS SELF.
Everett Pardue. % years old. farm
er from near Marion. last night shot
% years old, and then turned the CUR
on himself He is seriously injured
) but the girls injury is slight. The fact
that she placed her hand over he heart
as he fred probably saved her life
; The bullet passed through her hand
hut did not enter her body. Believing
that he had killed his sweetheart, Par
due fired a shot into his breast.
OLD DOIAAR IO BE MADE.
The old United States one-dollal
note. which disappeared from circula-
ton in 1855, is to be called into the
service again. Secretary MavVeagf
yesterday decided that the enormous
demand for bills of smaller denomina-
ton warrants an issue, which was
authorized in 1907, but until now ha:
never seemed really necessary The
plates will be pressed into service and
issued a about the rate of $1,000. 900 g
day.
SETS BOND APPEAL DATE.
| The appeal to the Supreme Court OF
| J. Frank Hanly against Fred A Sims
secretary of state, a case involving the
. legality of the Vincinnes Universit,
bond issue OF s120.54s, was set yester-
day for oral argument Nov. 2. Eacf
side is granted one and one-quartel
hours. a quarter OF an hour more thar
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