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Emineae Oisias From Georgia Win
PessiblS e EIsets6 Prssldsnt q
atatioaS saptst Convention IN
ssss oseass.

AusEa, O.. Sept 7.-When the
nnnounosmsnk was made several
suunahs 80 fhat Dr. charles T.. Wal
ker, & Tia ely, Vas a candidate for
the prsslasacy Of the National Bap-
9ist oonSsa1isn, a eommotion was
crsaAsd ana q vas At once whispered
asOand ne eakire United States among
ne headers cat his election would be
certainly. This argument Is more
fuIly substaatiated by several facts
which, when booked at properly, mean
Ais unanimous election. he Is one Of
the most eloquent speakers and
forcefui debaiers IA the United States,
and hans IRON a state that Is over
whelminely Baptist. He Is the pep
pae's ideal and has the ability to or
ganize. he knows what the people
want ana must have.
The strongest ding in favor Of his
UNANIMOUS election Is the fact that
Or. Morris, who has served for more
hun sixteen ysars ns president Of the
Conversion, has said smphatically
obat under % conditions would he -
csrt ne prosiasney 4 there were an
.other canaia.ta Cor fha position. that
4 uousa a1s = g ~ .aocln1aatl6n o.
~ En- IA un1srs1ol fAat -.
-. -..rrr..n - $780, f11f
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ANGRY WHITE CITIZENS
OF Pratt, Kansas, Orders coIored Man
10 Move On, Which He
Refuses 70 %.

Pratt, Kans., Sept. "a race war
Is imminent here because George
Williams, a wealthy young Negro.
has purchased Of Joseph Leese, in
the government mail service. res
|tdence in the most exclusive section
OF the town.
Three hundred armed men, led by
II. S. Crick, an attorney. went to the
home OF Leese at midnight and or
dered him to leave town at once.
Then the mob proceeded to the
home Of the Negro. VINO met the
leader at the door with a revolver.
He was given until today TO leave.
the spokesman telling him that lie
would not be alive II the injunction
Is not needed. Williams intimsted
that he would resist.
The white citizens are doubly In
Icensed over the fact that Williams
Is paying court TO q young white
widow residing here.
me excitement Is intense today.
bon the whites aad ne Negroes
eathering about the stress.
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lack JoHnsoNs SISTER MAR
RtEs,

Miss Lucy Johnson. sister Of Jack
johnson Of the prize ring. was married
An this city last wednesday night at
the home Of her brother. s444 Wa,
bash avenue, TO Mr.. otto BOwiden OF
OKLAHOMA City. Oklahoma, 3 profes-
sionsl han player Of the oklahDma
city club. Il was announced that
Champion Johnson gave 3 check Of
s. 900 to his sister IN honor Of the
occasion
II was thought at one time that
Col. r. S. Abbott. who IS the best
-ouess whos column writer n Amer
lea. u01la be the luehU gentleman to
WIN TIE hand Of Mss Johnson
sor Il s said Tat they we're Old
easnas ana held each other IN The
h,rhaus sBlssu.
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THE SENTIMENTS or JOHN r,
MARSHALL, COLONEL or THE
9Th REGIMENT CONCERNING
THE DENOMINATION or sENA-
tor SAMUEL a. ETTELsoN.

Julius F. Taylor, Editor The Broad
Az:
I desire through the columns II
your valuable paper to give express
sion TO my views anent the candidacy
of Samuel A. Ettelson for State Sen
ator from the srd District. As Col
Onel Of the Eighth Infantry Illinois
National Guard, 1 believe that the sen
,ttment OF this organization Is voiced
70 a man when say that no member
of either the upper or lower branch
Of the last General Assembly inter
lested himself 60 q larger degree In
an effort 20 procure an appropriation
for the erection Of an armory for the
regiment than Senator EttelsOn- True
the efforts were In vain, but they
were nevertheless made, and made
with an enthusiastic yigor born only
Iof a sincere interest in this organi-
zation ana the race Of people compris.
ing It. He introduced the bin IN the
Senate, and caused It's Introduction
IN the House providing for the ap-
preparation. This done he labored
from day 70 day, not only with the
Senate Committee on Appropriations.
but with the same committee OF tho
House as wen to secure q favorable
report. / watched carefully the pro-
gpsss Of the matter during the en-
dire session Of the legislature, and
personally know that had 1t not been
for dissensions among some Of the
commanding ofacers OF the National
Guard - to priority Of consideration
in providing Tor regimeutal homes,
ne efforts, Of SeaAE0F Etts8son on orr
behalf w6dId have capitalized INTO the
desired result. I make no empty
statement when I say. that the pros
peet Of this regiment being given the
necessary appropriation at the next
General Assembly for the building OF
. substantial and permanent home.
IarEsly depends upon having IN the
state Senate genuine and msWerN
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he il a candidate for the presidency
ana has asked MIN for HIS support
The delegates from Georgia are en-
thusiastic for Dr.. walker. II is said
that when the name Of Dr.. C. I.
walker Is presented at New Orleans
that DR.. Norris win decline to stand
for reelection, and that when DR..
walker Is put in nomination BY bis
home state It win be seconded BY
nearly every state in the Union
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TEXAS roe TO 18TH AMENDMENT

Legislature Instrvets Senators and
consressmen 70 Fight Negro
Suffrage Provision.
Austin, Texas, Sept. s.-The lower
house of the Texas legislature today,
by a vote Of ffty-one to thirty-four,
Instructed senator's and congressman
to work for the repeal Of the four
teenth amendment to the federal con-
stitution. comforting franchise upon
Negroes.
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A few cheap, unsavory Colored Re
publican politicians in theSecond ward
are spending much OF their Invaluable
time in q vain effort to put Edward
d. Green, out of the running in his
race for the legislature from the First
Senatorial District, some Of them
loudly claiming that he never sccomp-
Iished anything while he was a men,
Der Of that body, and that he never
stood very high in the estimation OF
his fellow citizens and 50 on, but the
following program was rendered at
the public reception rendered to Mr..
Green at olivet Baptist Church, Sept.
18th, 1905, which was expressive Of
the public hearty appreciation Of his
splendid record in the last legisla-
ture, especially commencing him for
his introduction and successful advO-
cacy Of the AntiLynching Bill and
mis- tfreless and effective support Of
all Law and order legislation.
Programme.
/. Music, 2. Gail to Order, Hon. os-
car Depriest: 8. Invocation, Rev. z.
]. Fisher; 4. Introduction of the Chair
man OF the Evening, Hon E. Fl.
Wright; 5. Music, 6, Our Representa-
tive In the Legislature, Major John c
Buckner: z. Public Sentiment and the
Law, Rev. A. ]. Carey; g. Music, 8.
Citizenship and Legislature, A. Fl.
Roberts; 10. AntiLynch Law Statues,
Mrs. /. B. W. Barnett; IL. Presenta-
ton Of Resolution on Behalf Of the
Colored Citizens.
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LAWYER aHmEs NJ slAaMs
STANDS ~ EDWARD
o. GREEN.
fConclndea nom page u

in the interest OF his people Now is
It possible that thele are those among
Us who are debating the question as
to whether We ought to endorse him,
and accordingly return him to the
legislature. as against an untried and
inexperienced man. His past record
is a sunacient guarantee for the fut-
Ge
Gentlemen, this Is my answer to
your message and vile threats.
JAS. N. SIMMS,
3lO4 State street.
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NEGRO FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE.

The memorial services in honor OF
the late Philip Prosser. viee-president
of the Negro Fellowship League, last
Sunday were very hne and largely at
tended.
Sunday DIR. David Paulson Of the
HInsdale Sanitarium, who gave such
an eloquent address in July will speak.
His subject will be The Mystery OF
Health and Healing" Everybody in
vited. l. B. W. Barnett, Pres.
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Samuel Richardson, money lenoer
and real estate dealer, 142 La sane
street, Room 1, Otis block, who mas
between 5000 and $4,000 coming II
each year for rent from his OWE
property, has some very nice nS"
which he win rent reaDnAoly 7"
good respectable Colored families
See mis- ad in another column OF tl'S
paper.
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Misses Kimbrough and Coleman.
who have been visiting Miss E. Gun
ningham. 1854 Forest avenue; left
Monday for their home. Columbia,
"a
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Anderson, $50
Z. 45th St. have returned from their
sumner vacation. Mrs. Anderson has
opened her class in China painting
at the Enterprise Institute
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Mrs. Alfred Ray left Tuesday for
her home In Carbondale, m, after
visiting for two weeks with DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Lane. 1887 Archer
avenue.
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MB. A WHberforce Williams, 34Os
Vernon avenue, and her mother, Mrs.
Mary Tfbbs, Of DanVille, KY, left last
evening for Buxton. Iowa. where they
VIII spend one week. SD
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A. RaElins. me up-tOdats un-
dertaksF. 4s17 state street. has a
brand new taxicab, which be usss
in his business ana Tor the accom-
mediation Of his customsrS
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EYES skAssaED AND TREATED

d.. p. J. Scott. ocular Specialist
sDestnslss and sys Classes mads 70
OIour. asSssS stats eaFosl ChAoaso.
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z. A. North Of the Enterprise In
stitute and DR.. Arthur Patterson
spent Labor Day at their former home.
st. Louis, No. s.,z,. .--
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Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Lewis. 1925 Armour avenue. enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker,
DR.. A. L Smith and a few other
friends at Al elegant dinner.
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Eassrsd a. sseon6-eiass Mister
Aup. ls. isoa At the Post once ct
Chicago Ialsols. under Al q Marsh
Z. 1879.
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Miss Minnie Butler of San Antonio,
Tex. has returned from New York,
where she attended the Negro Bust
ness League. She is visiting at 1851
Forest avnue.
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The Chicago delegation to the First
Biennial Session, Grand Fountain. u.
o. T. R.. which viii convene in Rich
mond, Va, win leave Chicago over the
Big -Four at 1918 a. m. Sunday, Sep
TENDER 18th
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PUBLIC RECEPTION AT
oLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH TUES
DAY EVENING, SEPT. 18TH, 1905.
COMPLIMENT To HON EDWARD
.. GREEN. = - BE-
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Mrs. A. L. Smith and son. 3s0s Wa,
bash avenue, have returned to the
city after spending a few weeks in
Normal, III.
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George o. Jones, 1904 West LAKE
street, who owns q fine little iar~
near Benton Harbor. Mich. still Gu"
Times to set the pace for the unue-
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Mrs. J. c. Stewart, 5434 Normal
avenue. left Wednesday evening for
Baltimore. Nd, where she will
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Former Judge Edward Osgooo
Brown feels sure Of his calling and
election, not only at the primaries
September Is, but also at the polls
in November, and as far as ne Is
concerned, 1t 10 all over right nov
with him but the shouting.
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Miss Minnie Barnes, $50 Langley
avenue. has returned home after
spending the summer in Paducah,
KY.
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Miss Vera Wesley. 1923 Vernon
avenue. has returned home after
spending a few weeks In Kansas City
No.
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ne weather Il just for Roller skat-
ing aO2. aew Is the time to learn
Hg attraction at the Chateau Rink,
5s24 state street every Thursday and
Sunday evening
!. SsmiPrOtsssiOn skate race at the
chatean Rlnk tonight Don't fan to
asAsua.
ME-. 0. Utley won the race at the
Chateau rink last Sunday evening
NAasis Lees orcAestra at the Cha
teau Gardea. is becoming more and
nere papuiAr.
.BOu% fopEst big nights at the Cha
teaa rim. Thursday and Sunday,
sOmsching great.
Thoss who love the sport Of base
AaH cart aROrd to miss the great
games sunday. Sept 11th at the Le-
land Giants PAX, s9ch and HAlsted
streets between the Leland Giants and
the stars a Ca6a at .. m. and the
Oklahoma Giants At $3.50 p. m. .
dOuhle header. Come early and get
your seats. street cars 70 the gate. Re
-asrEe your b0K seats By phone, Went.
2is. rails Is q FAREWELL GAME, as
me LAsAas leave next week for the
EAST aad cuba. lOOking for teams that
can siEe then a contest
AndrsE Payne. me great right field
er Of ne eiaAts Is now a Benedict
ana pEOaissS 70 DO great things in
DE maaEi1saIE World. His wife was
enc q ne HsHss Of EnsIevood, where
Ihsy via reside in the future
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Miss Lillian Humphrey. 1856 Wa
bash. left Thursday for Castle Rock,
Va. where she win spend three years
in a Catholic convent.
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spend two weeks and attend the
meeting Of the Grand Unuted Order
Of Odd Fellows and the Household
OF Ruth. p. 49,.
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CHATEAU elHk NOTES.

IN splts q the Indictment weather
, the usual cresd Of, skaters .attended
the chahsaa Rink. 1t Is never too
cGaa Or &c weather too bad TO skate
ssH~aEtsss at how bad the weather
is yea oaa always md the crowd At
the chatsaa Riak. visit 1t tonight and
ke eauuiaeed.
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Combings-The Enterprise lnsti
tute, Bill State ST., win pay cash
for hair combtngs.
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Mrs. Harry McDougall has returned
from st. Joseph, No.
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Fz0NE DGEm asa

,ulu.E. rA11OA. nIA- "a Fs'n'A~'
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: SemiPrOtsssiOn skate race at the
ehatsaa Rnk tonight Don't fan to
abAsud.
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Tie weather q just for Roller Skat-
.iag aO2. aew Is the time to learn.
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Mr. e. 0. Utley won the race at the
Chateau Rink last Sunday evening.
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Big attraction at the Chateau Rink,
ssa4 STATE street every Thursday and
Sunday evening.
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NAppie Lees orcAestra at the Cha
teau Gardea. is becoming more and
nere papalar.
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Boat forget big nights at the Cha
teaa Rihk Thursday and Sunday,
sOmeehing great.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12
ANOTHER JOKE
GAME OF BALL
Especial to THE TIMEs,.

Indiana Harbor. July 11.-Another
joke game of ball took place in Indiana
Harbor Sunday when Star Camp. Mod
ern Woodmen of America from Chicago
attempted to measure strength with the
local team. The visitors never had
look in. the home team cinching the
game in the second inning when they
made eight runs. Croak had the Chi
cagoans at his mercy all through the
game and toward the last he tossed the
ball over permitting them to make two
runs. The score 1.-THE end was Indiana
Harbor II; S. c.. NJ. w. of A 2
double play by each team. Croak's three
Dagger and in fact the batting OF all
the Harbor boys were the features OF
the game. Some wit in the grand stand
suggested that the visitors change their
name to the Ancient Woodmen instead
of Modern Woodmen but the suggestion
was not acted on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12

for an hour or two. got many of his
facts twisted and the result is that IL
is valuless from the news standpoint
and practically useless as giving a true
idea If conditions in Gary
Ofhciais. too, of the American Bridge
company and the American Sheet and
Tin Plate company deny that they
would give the matter their support.
On the contrary, they state that they
would oppose its strenuously If these
companies decide to make any fight at
all upon alcohol in Gary, 1t will, so
their officials state. be upon the COM
modify thoroughly. But there is little
Likelihood that they will take any &C
tive interest in the matter except as
private individuals.
AS one of the Tin Plate company's
prominent men said to TIMES repre-
sentative yesterday: IF the sale OF
liquor is wrong in Gary in one way, it
is wrong In any way and it is very
certain that this company, at any rate
will be opposed to any such movement
as that outlined in the article TO which
you have just drawn my attention"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12
ADAMS STREET TO Be
OPENED UP IN GARY

what the old town board refused the
Gary common countil last night grant
ed. Another street other than Broad
way and Madison is to pierce the Gary
ana western and the other railway
tracks and be opened as a continuous
avenue. This highway is Adams street
Remove The barriers.
Last evening the aldermen bv a vote
or four to three ordered that Adams
street be opened. This will bring
great joy to some of the south end
property owners as the Gary and
western railway track elevation has
oeen an insurmountable barrier. to its
greater progress
Way back in 1907 the town board for
some unknown reason permitted the
railroads to blockade all of the streets
with the exception of Broadway and
manson Perhaps at the time Gary
ala not loom up so big. A year later
When the city grew and at various
subsequent times property owners tried
10 get teh old town board to remove
'he oostructions but it persistenly re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12

Is now awaiting the arrival of eyery
limited train from the east
The case of all of Georges ANXIETY
Is that on Sunday he received word that
pretty little seventeen year old
creek girl whom he has been waiting
Tor ever since he left his native country
-hve years ago, had landed with her
mother and is now being held in the
immigrant station at Ellis Island. New
York
The officials notified George that he
would have to swear to an AFFIDAVIT
that he intended to marry the girl and
would also provide for the in the
future The necessary papers were
made out by Attorney Price and were
at once forwarded to New York.
George has been in this country for
nearly five years. He has been at Gary
Tor the past two years and has saved
enough money during that time to pur-
chase lot on the south side and erect
d small house. He also forwarded the
necessary funds to his bride-to-be and
her mother to pay for their passage to
this country
Everything is in readiness but the
arrival of the bride. It will be a happv
foreigner when she steps off the east
pound train tomorrow
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12
PETERSON
NOW ON THE
WARPATH

Hon. John B. Peterson of Crown
Point democratic nominee for the con-
gressional honors from the 10th Dis
trict was a pleasant caller at THE
TIMES office in Gary yesterday after
noon.
Judge Peterson was In Gary but a
short time meeting a number of the
local democratic notables, Ind in talk
ing of the political outlook he appeared
TO be very optimistic
i have not started to make my cam
paIgn, said Judge Peterson, but the
little I have been around the district
all indications point to big democratic
victory this fall"
Judge Peterson will make his maiden
campaign speech at Lafayette next Sat
urday afternoon at the Democratic
county convention of Tippecanoe coun-
ty. where he will out line his policies
If elected to Congress.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12
GARY NOW
HAS 1853
SALOONS

Up to the present time. 1ss city sa-
loon licenses have been granted in
Gary by City Clerk Harry Moose.
At the July meeting of the county
comissioners fourteen saloon licenses
were granted for Gary saloon men and
with those already in operation at that
time TINS brings the number up to 16S.
II IS SAID that a number of bars are
now opening up in the larger shacks
In the south part of the city.
According to the police records there
were fewer arrests from drunkenness
in the city during the month of June
than there was in May. It is a notice
able fact that there are fewer drunken
people on the streets at the present
time than at any other time since the
saloons opened in May.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12

Although delegations of anxious citi-
zens and representatives of the fran
chise seekers were In hand in great
numbers at last evenings session of
the Gary common council the street car
franchise remained in the cradle So
great was the pressure of business that
the council will meet again Wednesday
night in special session and then it
is very likely that the final battle on
the franchise question will be witt
messed.
CastIeman Gets Noisy.
The council was delayed in its meet
ing owing to a session Of the finance
committee and when the meeting be-
gan the fire works started to sizzle
with Alderman Castleman holding the
torch. Castleman endeavored to make
the councilmen believe that at the last
meeting when an adjournment frus-
trated his attempt to rush the Gary and
Interurban franchise to its third read
ing that it was not tabled This was
not in the minutes and in an endeavor
to force the franchise before the coun-
ell he called upon Alderman Syzmanski
to prove that he had seconded a motion
to have it read. Syzmanski said he did
but that 1t was did so quick Mr. Mayor,
that 1 didn't know what it mas
Castleman's adroit move was frus-
trated by a motion that the minutes
stand approved as read. This killed
the franchises for the rest of the even
ing. 1t is interesting to note the way
the aldermen voted in this regard. The
vote stood: Afes-Feuer, Walsh,
Bowser and Rowley; Nayes-Castle-
man, Syzmanski and Siemiasko.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12
MAYOR HAS
WEE FAITH
IN CONGRESS
Gary's Executive Believes
City Ought To Take Steps
TO Dispose of Sewage
From Various Industries
In and Around Gary.

Dr. w s. FauIds. president OF the
city health board. is much concerned
over the sewage disposal of the vari-
gus industrial plants that will locate
In and around Gary The firsr to com
mand his attention is the works of the
American Sheet and Steel and Tin Plate
company which is in the course ~
building west of the steel plant and
on the lake front
Fear Water Contamination.
II appears that the sewer svsten, Of
the plant contemplates that it shan
have its outlet into the lake. Througb
this system will also flow the sulphata
salts. 1t is claimed and other chemicals
used In tinplate plant The proposed
outlet of the sewers will, be $1,000 feet
from water intake where aqua pura is
pumped to the citizens of Gary.
IN answer TO letter from the health
board Chief Resident Civil Enefneer
davidson of the company said that the
sewer system VIII be for plant or
5000 men. At first it will supply unit
number one which is now under vvav
and which will employe twenty percent
OF the above mentioned number.
Ihis communication as read in tbe
city council last night ard some Of the
aiuerHleh together with the mayor OBJ
Ject TO the sewer entering into the lake
Knots Objetcs TO Outlet.
Why said Mayor Knots .Tbis ts
the same thing as If sewer system of
a city II 5000 people entered into tho
lake We can't permit this. II this ts
done the people of Gary will be drinlx-
ing their own sewage That is tnst
what they are doing in East Chicago
Indiana Harbor and in Hammond.
Las year. as a result of drtnlt,1
their own sewage. the people OF Ham
mond had just one half as MANY ~
phoid cases as did the city of Chicago =
Perhaps congress will take some ac-
ton on relieving the situation" answ-
cred a councilman
fiddiesticks. came back the mavir
IT takes congress three thousand
years to do anything. 1t will he far
better to regulate this thing now even
II the city has TO pay for it than have
many lives sacrificed to the typhoid
scourge'
The mayor then named Alderman
Rowley, City Attorney Curtis, CITY En-
gineer> Melton and himself as a mem.
Der to report on the best means of dis
posing or neutralizing this sewage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12

reason the project failed Soa decade
and half of Oblivion was in order for
Gary until the steel corporation placed
IL on the map. 1t was only by the
merest accident that the city is not
killing hogs and making sausage in
stead of making steel rails At the
time the Morris interests owned hun
dreds of acres but they later disposed
of II only to repurchase in 1908 a few
lots for the same prize that they had
bought 25 acre tracts in the early nine
ties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-12
OFFICIALS DENY THE
TRUTH OF THE STORY
Poor Idea of Conditions In
Gary Is Given BY Err
roneous Article.

me long article Of Gary newspaper
rece-tly to the effect that the United
States Steel corporation would place in
Gary sort of Beer Garden" for the
purpose of weaving its employees from
the saloons and stronger drinks APP
pears to have been a pipe" induced by
an editorial in a recent issue of
Hearst paper which was in many re-
spects an entirely erroneous article
The writer, Mr.. Brisbane. while here,