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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
CONCERN rs
+ INCORPORATED
Especial to THE TIMES. }

East Chicago, Ind, JAN 20. - The
East Chicago Transfer company. here
tofore conducted as a partnership con-
Germ. has been incorporated Papers
were filed day or two ago with the
state secretary, the capital stock being
fixed at $4,000 paid if and non-assess-
able.
The officers are named as president
and treasurer, J. p. Lewis: vice presi-
dent. c. C. Smith; and secretary, C. B..
Hail. The Transfer company will con-
tinue its old location, 4721 Forsyth ave-
nue.. and. will confine its business to
the same line heretofore followed. that
of teaming of all kinds. express ing, etc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
State Official Here.

Harry Slough, state labor commits
sioner. was up from Indianapolis this
borning relative to the Standard Steel
car situation. He merely came up to
acquaint himself with the situation and
may return again next week with an
associate to see if they can be Of any
assistance to straighten out the situa-
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
Open Headquarters,

D. W. Newman, local representative
of the International Correspondence
Schools, and c. j. Eastman, divisi on
superintendent of South Chicago, were
in Hammond yesterday to open head
quarters for their school here. Mr.
Newman will remain in Hammond per-
manently and will be located at 405
Truman avenue, and for the present at
least will make his downtown head
quarters at Summers drug store
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
Dents Meet Last Night.

The Lake County Dental society met
at the Prima cafe last evening where
they had dinner together and later adj
journed to the Office of DR.. G. l. Smith
where an election of officers was held
DIR. w. III. Davis was elected presi-
dent of tie society, DR.. X. L. Meyers
of Whiting, vice president, and Dr..
Long of Gary was made secretary and
treasurer. There were about ten of
the members of the society present and
the evening was very pleasantly spent.
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Meets TONIGHT.

The East Side Improvement associa-
ton holds a regular meeting this even
ing in the Lafayette school building
and every member is urged to attend
The election of officers for the ensuing
year is the principal matter of bust
ness for this evenings session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
Taken for Burial.

The body of Dorothy Chidlaw, the
little daughter of DR.. and Mrs. B. w.
Chidlaw, who died yesterday after
noon, was taken to Lawrenceburg, Ind,
this morning for burial there tomor-
row. DR.. Chidlaw and DR.. E. NJ.
Shanklin Were the only Hammond peo-
pie who accompanied the remains.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
STATE OFFICIAL QUITS
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

At STATE CAPITAL.
Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 20.-William
M. Fogarty of this city has rendered
the governor his resignation mem
Der of the state accounting board, to
take effect on the appointment of his
successor. He says that he resigns to
devote all his time to the Fidelity Trust
company of which he is the president.
1t is understood that his successor will
not be an Indianapolis man, but no in
timation has been given by Governor
Marshall as to who will be appointed.
The position pays $4,000 year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
Judge to Be Judge.

Judge John H. Gillett. formerly of the
state supreme bench, has been invited
to be one of the judges of a debating
contest between teams representing the
University of Michigan and the Univer-
sity of Chicago. The contest is to be
held in Mandel hall, of the university,
on Friday evening, Jan. 81. at o'clock
The invitation comes from Henry Por-
ter Chandler of the University of Chi
cagO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
HAMMOND news
Regular Meeting.

The Hammond Motor Boat club holds
a regular meeting this evening. This
meeting Is of some Importance to the
public because of the fact that the club
will open limited stock which is to be
put on the market. There may pos
sibly be twenty shares at five dollars
EACH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20

teams The score was: High Balls. 2;
Merry Widows, 0. This was due to for
feiture on the part of the Merry Wild
ows. However. the game was played
through and was full of interest. The
Shooting Stars beat the Tw Spots IL
to s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
Fascinating Hair
Easy to Stop Hair Falling Out, and
Dandruf Also.

No one doubts that 1t is the duty of
every woman to look as charming as
possible. Every woman knows why
she wants to be beautiful and attrac-
tive.
A woman with scant hair, dull and
lifeless has lost half her charm. How
many times have we heard the express
sion the GROWING glory of woman
is her hair
Nowadays. thanks to Partisan Sage,
almost every woman can have hair SO
radiant and so glorious that 1t at
tracts, fascinates and compels admira-
tion.
Partisan Sage. the scientific and ideal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20

trip. and Hank said that he went on
business, cause if he had went on pleas
ure he wouldn't have walked.
We have noticed light on Saturday
ev'g's recently in the parlor OF Miss
Moll Underwood. We persume her and
Sam have made up again.
After you read your copy of THE
TIMES always tear it up and don't give
1t to your nabor who amt subscriber.
If you all would give 1t away we never
would get no new subscribers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
Last NIGHTS Games.

The High Balls and the Shooting
Stars were the winning teams in last
evenings games and the Merry Widows
and the Two Spots were the losing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20

THE NUMBER OF COPIES OF THE
TIMES SOLD ON THE STREETS
ALONE EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIR
CULATI0N OF ANY OTHER PAPER
IN THE CITY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20

hair rejdVenatof and TONIC, VIII cause
hair to grow. 1t will turn harsh. with
cred hair into lustrous and bewitch-
ingly luxuriant hair in a few days
It is a most delightful hair dressing
that kills the dandrufr germs. stops
falling hair, and eradicates dandruf
in two weeks. or your money back.
Go to Summers pharmacy and buy
large SO cent bottle on the money back
plan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20

one but a second one that was put up.
The state law is explicit in this mat
ter. but Mrs. SWEETS took occasion to lay
down the law to the secretary of the
board of health.
1t was the spirit of open and motor
ious defiance that induced DIR. Wise to
proscure the warrant for arrest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20

haVe bPen piVPn MRS.
&c 80: 80: e -
Dave Hirsch's condition at ST. Mar
garet's hospital were given out today.
While she is somewhat better than she
was yesterday, her condition does not
yet permit her many friends to see her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-20
HEALTH OFFICER PUTS
ITS FOOT DOWN
Defiance of Quarantine Law
Gets G.. SWEETS Into
Trouble.

Whether a family under quarantine
by the city board of health may disre-
gard and defy the law in the matter of
quarantine is question that will be
tested in a local court, DIR. w. d. Weis,
secretary of the board of health, hav-
Ing instituted prosecution against Gill
SWEETS of Ais Cedar street.
1t was reported to DR.. Weis by the
truant officer that measles had broken
out in the home. and the health officer,
after making inquiry, found this to be
a fact He gave the usual instructions
as laid down by the state law and also
placarded the house. BY keeping in
touch with the case DR.. Weis found that
his instructions to the members of the
family, that they should remain in the
house as much as possible. had not only
been disregarded to some extent hut
THAT somebody in the family had delib-
bsrately torn down the placard, not only
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AVIATION MEET
rs PROPOSED

Continued from Page II
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ARE YOU READING THE TIMEss
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REITER GETS
AFTER LAWYERS

CONTINUED from Page one.)
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Is Still Improving.

Assurances stronger than any that
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aries D.. Forsdiok. secretary 81 the
rolle club Of America. announces
.f a meeting Of che board Of governors
.H. rIun held Last Tuesday, In response
.. r.. -frut demands from those actively
2. we'd Boo this country and abroad. u va
, |Hf that an International commercial
To-. rnuta-t aIli b" held ~ this country
fme during the fall Conditions. re-
'. ..1 records OF performance ~ CQiumer-
H vehicle contests lately held In France,
Hs aud England az" being studied
..H rlFuo-r % formulating plans and
..ul- tsr details Of which will h. an
'ruu tim" 10 time a. they are
... Automobile Club Of America can only
.. . Bipartisan organization. and the
of Pho club u not 20 Iuufne ITSELF 20
...g Ir-- than enterprises open % the
s.. International event 81 this
f.r N..l doubtless meet with hearty
mediate cooperation iu fhls country
. rs abroad The clubs foreign
.rr,fIys loo Paris has been notified by
rH already an oder ~ trophy for
.. .l--es has been received.
.rrrr and list u stopping places
... dave around New Jersey reli-
..H-f on tuesday and "wednesday
...u'~i,.d bv the Motor Contest
.. HlIrh viii conduct the event
.H.ry cars viii be- assembled a.
ma Eifty-ssventh street on
.rnnR. when the observers and
receive their Instructions from
AIien T. McMurtry chairman
....Il committee ~ the Auto
q America. has been secured
.rnrn N the Technical committee
and both Ne aud his assistants
fle competing cars on Monday
FI proceed from the assem-
fY Tho West Twenty-third street
..r-sy cry and thence 70 Wash
..rr. which b. two blocks vest
.H E- -Duth 81 the ferry landing
point the checkers will start
uu heir Journeys. The. nrnt
f.1 KIil be AZ Lakewood, SIS
HIHTa 70 control will be estab-
r. hour. 10 tho contestants and
Pho party can have Luncheon.
wood fD Atlantis city will be
#v u The run. the distance
. from akewOods and the
tho dav being 1919 miles
Topping plare a. Atlantic city
Huri Prunsylvania avenue
HF4Ik Mayor Franklin y
..'#N 100 invitation 20 address
wuy and the Harrisburg
F.N also arrive 10 Atlantic
.... evening
.rurg Wednesday. May %,
fda fDT Trenton, the srhed-
...f being 7 O'clock. This
rHsf ears running on a
s- 100 hour. into Trenton
'.IrHha0u will b. served
A..I=pT Hotel. and the con-
. mo cars being checked
hat time The distance
o. ? miles. The Last
from Trenton 10 Jersey
..r'asi n fhe trip. being
".HH should bring the
'u Washington square.
ITI.
hls been selected 40
..i viii be assisted BY
.. hammond Beck. man
mo n tours II the Auto
HrIrH. will act a. pilot
'u mark tho route.
70 'hs history n the
10y r4rnF held By the
mobile club tho LITTLE
ns.rr club Hra ~ have
10 l10rB On tuesday.
~ .IHH l0f rain. Felfman
#E.i With their char
a7T= sszis issis;-f
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ihs sltEs plan Of sales campaign and detail Of
management b In his personal charge.
=. Y. Oven Of Los Angrlsa. Cal. arrived In
NeW Vera Last Monday % take delivery 81 NE
neN MAthe.pn gllent ala IN which he plans Ia
drive from View York 70 Los AnGeles M. owen
three Neeks lime. and hopes 10 break the recorl
los lne ansonntnental tip westward tor an
Ss,ss % driver y private owner Sl,soS
roals % Chicago. and then 90 acrus. Illinois
lqSa and Nebraska 10 Wyoming Utah and
, Ns,ssda re WI turn soglh At Colorado .nd
70 Ooldned ahd through DEATH Valley and the
San hernadino Desert 70 Lon Angeies
On account Of No increased production which
VIII he afforded by No NV ioEier plant az Ne
Ioii ne number % LoEltf aEencles = being IN
pSnY o. MoarSS csSSdS SSs sSeurSd 4 he .Sis.
age1cy q Ne Loricr car for the Pruyincc Of
ng W. Va, VIII represent The LoEieI IN that
eAm. change has been made IN the Fts
burg ageney. a. x. Phelan having taken ~ the
saie Of NE Lorier cars In HtisburE vicinity,
The news that nc scldsn car ls TO he q con
le.e.Rt In the twenty four hour race a ne
SsaS1 sSs s M0'S SSS ne Ss' ~ Ssy. 'a IN
tefesung news that the Sclden car Will also be q
Contestant n the Ghdden. Munssy and other
To- ne Ss,dsa company Ss IN ne las, sa Years i
70 has done little or no work OF this sort
fhe last appeafance Of ne Selden car In q
Henry ssldsn aSisSsd Win perfect sore TSis
eAr wes handled pretty roughly, yet u came
hTough without q mara against u and made an
additional run a. the end Of the tour from SARA
,oga 70 Rochesisr there Is pOnsihlnW Of the
car entered n the Brighton Reach race hls werA
being catered In me Gnddon tour. rhls Is a
Sslasa.
Lov sped contests rather than high speed
IAees are coming into vogue where efforts are
being made 70 demonstrate me pFactical en-
clelcy Tor ne ordinary user Of the modern auto
makes 10 Be epsrAlsd on lOu speed vas tested
TsSSn.y q, Toledo snd = rambler Ef,y nVs
;,dsS n 40 AZ sIa ~ SS,rsS .s Sat .lio,s,
ne IkFOttls On he car.
miles and nsver Waahsd Sut tkrss Zines IN ~ NE
q ne record Of q CartsFoAF al BufiAlO. n v
y Dr. 'S earn Of re- suSs Essd ISo g S S S
pfaeuce. Terord had ben kept Of NJ lime
sgent n repairing. and u totallsd eut fourteen
absFt piuEs were IN me car. aad according 70
statement had never been removed % cleaned
Ths two cylinder iaas ManweIi runabou, vhirh
has been Pedeatrian westol's constant mascot
through Ms hard journey on foot from the Parinc
ssr we HS L SS- ssas g u SsT ISr1
ttaIteli % the hard journey.
Westune driver. Duntas klnnaird. aaya mat
ahaoluisly no Adjustments Or repairs have been
made % nc car, with ne exception Of q feed
pipe running 20 ne cArbufeter which Nas worn
BY Vibration. No Tt1ola or ner haniral eduip
ulent were used on the car during the tnp. and In
many Instances the car aank above ne a1lcs and
running boards IN mud.
The eass win which aome Of the present
mrTInl1 nf mmaTTnnrIlam
brought Q laFge Increase IN he nunber Of women
drivers The Franklin autnmohile. the 1910
lnodrl Of Which has uny a throttle n operate
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drivers several women. some 81 Hhom hafs
aiken hong trips IN thrir motor cars. recen'
ttp under hdrefta condinoua, ala miill heln Z
noun ialn climbing. IVES nat " Mm G. ", Wing
of GreenVille, y. {. She drive en- ~ hcref
power frankHn. and on the Fip FeieTted 10 sne
look four passenger foe fnrty dA miles oNef
heavy roads which had BEEN Torn "a only a shof
Time before.
There Vas . consumption for tha forty ~
and one pnt u oil. Mrs. Wings car a ot ne
SAME Franklin model a. last summer broke ne
Wnflda reconi Tor travel On a gallon % Eaanlene
Win tnur nccupAn h a distance 81 81 mile, Naa
-oArLr1 -lr q -rrnIl ll l-l. d. llunl milo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
SYRACUSE class REGATTA.


Trophy Cup Wen by the sOphomOres
-FFeshmeR's Showing Disappearing.
The sophomore class Oarsmen al Syracuse
won the annual race for the Pit Kappa
Alpha cup recently on OnOndaga Lake.
The distance Of the race was about q mile
and the time S minutes a. seconds The
conditions we're not rood for fast rowing
The seniors were second and the freshmen
third The juniors came In last. The
result WAS not very encouraging ~ far ~
the freshmen were concerned. They have
been together since the water work heRan,
yet we're unable To do Well In a short dis
lance race against crews that we're formed
hurriedly out u the regular varsity COM
binatiOns and men Who haven't been tOwing
regularly.
The crews a. they finished were.
Sophomore -Hurkey. how; Rabbit. :; Top
pings J. Dodge, T. FraWify. 5, shaw O. Camp.
Grimm, stroke uchardsun, coaswaln.
Senlors- Pcndlil. how; CLARK. !. Wilson, ,
ChAmpnn, 4: Peterson g. simmer. q: n. J. Fisher, I
Ranks. etruke. EMrcdEc, cokEWhin.
freshmen-inrAls, how, NoAtherip, 2. GregE
4 JenOrts, 4: CHmmins, s. Sonoa, O. Vaughn,
Thurston. stroke: WHEEL. coNsWaln.
Juniors -nOust, bow. Rich. . klock, J. Guihord
a. heWcs, s. Warren, q. Putnam. 4. Williams
stroke. smith, cotsgaln.
Champlin, who rowed al 4 IN the senior
boat, vas stroke Of the varsity crew last
year lie has been IN for a long time and
recently went Out for baseball II may h
that he will row again hut the chances aFe
that he won't feel strong enough 20 tackle
the four mile distance.
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FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay carriage horses splendid ae-
ton; to be seen 4 I9 Cornelia
st.. N. Y.
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

A G. Sralding A Bros metropolitan distrlhu-
ters for SlrFens- Duryea cars. have again orcu-
pied ne garage building q, the rear Of their store
In West Forty SECOND street which was ths arst
building erected In Ne United states for ne
storage Of motor yehicles. The building. which
fronts In West FOrty third strcet, Was erected
and nrst used b. ne SpaidluE arm IN ian. OWING
~ demands for more room The SpaAdlnga gave
II up after using u for aA and one half Year,
ana secured larger quarters In Wess ntuetb
street
The demand for space 10 which 70 display
used cars and the urgent Necessity Tor more
floor space caused A. q SpaldlnE 4 Bros 70 again
seizure the pioneer American garage building
and NE hrm TOOK Possession OF Ne Forty third
street place sEain on Nay 2 Prank E,eiand
manager OF A. q. SpAlding 4 Bros. said ne added
room closs 70 TIE salesroom would permit me
keeping Of Demonstration cars handy Tor use
AZ Ell tines. rhe EArare can be entered from
NE Snaldlng store. In which every uaFt Of auto
mobile atung and acCe,sOry. - vel ~ . con-
psts uns Of au'Omohile clothing. h o. Sais.
Nv. Ghsner. TIE vel known amatsur driver
% Chicago. Who has Arhisved fame Win tne
Thomas and other b ig cars. has joined ne rank
Of National dhvsu. he has bought . Nauunal
four forty stock Speedway modei. win which
he eIpec y 70 40 after ne honoEs IN ne amateur
plonahlp contest which viii BE- beld On AaY -
az the Indianapolis Speedway. Thia Etfuarle
will BE- Nc hrst raj championship uue event
held. and u h eApected % attraot every AmaasaF
dnVsT Win sPssd SnbltlOa IN me o0uhiTY.
Richard R.oea. r.. = !ss l.@s, sasluou 70
/ ne hales orgeniRat ion 81 he Hudson Motor Car
fSTPs7Y % Nay R, StsS ~ 'ry,Ss q
Manufacturing Company. a. hrahch manager Ia
chicago hof Tie atudehakeT and he ClaVelnnd
Motor Car Company and for several Yenfu kaiRs
manager Of the Haynes Aut0mohile Company
| have Fiven Mr. Baron unusual Opportunity 10
/ become current Win I'll Angie4of ne business.
George " Floyd has been Appointed general
sales manager for ne Cntted states Of ne
Naucnal Motor Cab Company. une o. lhs adlla-
lions Of Ne General Motors Company. This
company manniacturea ne Lwtng tanicab under
ne widen pateut = vehicie Whlch y we1 hnuWn
throughout Ne middle West Mr. FlgTda neW
headquarters VII be N the Buick Buildng aRd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
STAMFORD TOWN MEETING
What Happened to inc Various Propositions
 That Were Considered

kind proposed any more than a man does two cows. He reminded the au- dience that not long ago there was a town meeting, very turbulent, when the question of purchasing hose and placing hydrantS at exposed places came up. At that meeting some of the men who now wish for an auto chemical were opposed to hydrants and hose. More hydrants could be had if needed. He said that many cities of 100, 900 did not have an auto-chem- icaI, and that Bridgeport has had one but a year or two. He thought it needless expense for a town of 5000 people. Stiles Judson, as usual, want ed more light on the subject, and nov ed that the whole matter be referred to a committee of three, of which the present fire chief to be one, to be ap- pointed by the chair. The motion was adopted.
 The next question which provoked serious consideration was the proposf- ton to purchase more land as a play ground for the Franklin school house. MT Hendrickson of the School board, displayed a diagram of the grounds as would be impossible to build an addi- ton of two rooms on the eastern side of the school house without occupying pmaaed pp5aae to Iearn that the buildng @ stands within 40 feet of Barnum ave nue, and that at the rear the land is vate house. He could not understand how the School board could have plac- ed the building where it is. Carlos Blakeman explained that they took the, advice of the architect, who had had much experience. There are three lots at one end of the school building which can be bought, and MI. Conine was in favor of the town securing the same. He had rather pay $50 out of his own pocket than not have the land. It was finally agreed that $1,400 be ap- propria ted to buy the necessary add1- tional lots. The proposition to bond the town for $4O,OO led Judge Curtis would be time notes, and it was sug- gested that a committee of three be appointed to report upon the matter at the next town meeting. The com rnittee consists of Judge Curtis, Select man Wells and Stiles Judson. It was agreed to lay tax of g mills. Of this 3-4 mills shall be for schools; the sum of $2,000 was set apart for the sinking fund.
 Rev O. s. Bullock introduced a res oIution instructing the towns repre- sentatives at Hartford to vote in favor of a bill abolishing compulsory vacct- nation. After short debate the res o1ution was adopted.
 law passed to stop the speeding of au- tomobiles, but was told this could not be done unless reckless driving could be proved, and this was 8 difh- cult matter.
 A gentleman representing a Balti- more house, made an address in favor of a certain kind of gas street lamp, and run for $25 a year. He was lis tened to and the matter will be taken under consideration. The meeting hthen adjourned.