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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29


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guished soldier Of the Revolution,
died in Troy, N. Y. Born in Haver-
hill, Mass, in 1893
1s47-Lord EIgin took the oath OF Of
fee as governor Of Canada
1s7e-Jules Grevy elected president Of
France.
1sss-The Beaver government resigned
in British Columbia and was sue
ceeded by that of the Hon. William
Smithe.
1SS9-Mysterious death of the Crown
Prince Rudolph OF Austria at Mey-
erling-
1s9s-George F. Magoun, founder OF
Iowa college, died in Des Moines.
1s05-United States supreme court de-
clared the combine Of packing
houses illegal.
19o7-South Carolina legislature passed
a bill abolishing the state liquor
dispensaries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29
Political Announcements

Editor Times-wiH you kindly an
nounce I'm your paper that Will ne .
candidate for county treasurer, SUD-
5ect to the action OF the repuDhcan
nominating convention.
w. A. HILL.
To the Republican Votersr am
candidate for reelection as represent
tatiye of Lake county ON the republican
ticket. subject to the will of the re-
publican electors of the county In con-
vention or primaries. 1 ask a fair i'm
vestixatfon and consideration OF my
record md solicit support IL found
worthy. Your obedient servant,
E. w. MICKEY.
Editor T1mesf You are requested to
announce that will be n candidate for
county treasurer ON the republican
ticket. subject to the wishes of the
electors at the primaries nominating
convention, to be held at a later date
A. J.. SWANSON.
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VICTIMS HIRE DETECTIVES.
RETURN SEALED VERDICT.

After celebrating six hours jury
in the circuit court at Anderson at 1880
o'clock last night returned to sealed
verdict in the case of George Glad
back. II years old. charged with at
tempting to kill Emmett Bradheld.
The fight occurred at the National Tile
factory here month ago and Brad
field received a cut with a knife across
his throat. barely missing the jugular
vein.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29
r A n D Q NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

STORK is taking in California, and
that is going some.
IT'S the ladies who are mostly con-
cerned in the uplift in prices.
81.
HOW many people there are who
confound charity and hospitality.
THE Gary blind piggers must think
that the rest of the county is blind,
too
PRESIDENT Taft admits that In
diana will cut some ice in the next
campaign.
JANUARY so far has brought forth
FIVE suicides and three attempts in
Lake county.
YOU had better begin figuring out
what you will raise in your little gar
den in spring
IF some democrats had boil on the
back of their necks they would blame
the tariff for it.
AND Governor Marshall knows by
this time what Larry Becker of Ham
mond called him.
FORTUNATELY, the man who pre-
dicted long. hard winter has hardly
the nerve to brag about it.
1T may be that the Little Calumet
intends to disappoint you, but we can
always bank on the Bezor.
FEEL like Offering a reward to old
Sol if he will only come out and shine
for at least two hours a day.
THIS is the season of the year when
the ocean steamers always battle with
waves that are mountain high"
%
IN other words. the Calumet on this
side of the state line will not mix with
the raging waves on the other side.
80
OF course, you remember how the
weather was SO hot not long ago that
1t drove you to the Lake Front park?
---A3-
EAST Chicago man says that brides
wear long wells to conceal their salts
faction at something that has taken
place.
90
THE Goshen baseball league will
give the tLaks county zfans rsouetbing.
&su7 pu1 9ssssss-s- =.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29

THE NUMBER OF COPIES OF THE
TIMES SOLD ON THE STREETS
ALONE EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIR
CULATION OF ANY OTHER PAPER
IN THE CITY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29
NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN DISTRICT
CONVENTION.

Notice In hereby given to the repub-
Hcans of the Tenth congregational dis
trtct OF Indiana, that the district con-
veutaon for the election Of district
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of
of
graduates the building having mind Miss Margaret
o
who dartit
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chairman, and for such other b~sanasG
M may properly come before the 90.
vention, Will be held ON Tuesday, Ts1s
1, mt 1s80 O'Clock p m, ut the Tcoxls
cpera house, I'm the city Of Hammos /.
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avs. .+--sst 49, .A~~&~b
to talk about as they warm their shins
at the stove.
WE have the name of a man who is
still riding the water wagon from
January, 1909, but if we printed it he
would fall off.
SAYS the Toledo Blade: "Mr.
Roosevelt goes right ahead killing
wild animals as fast as he can find
names for them"
ULTIMATE consumers will now spit
on their hands, take another link in
their appetites, and prepare for the
benefits of inquiry
| THE price of meat Is pretty high, of
ey's armies or bread lines in the big
cities as in Cleveland's day.
! NO use trying to offer the olive
| " dAOAA " oOhlC pCOPlO. hCJ WOQAQ
take it and start howl because there
were not enough olives on it.
a.
ANYBODY who thinks that a
grating newspaper cuts any ice
should not be allowed to go out on
the street without a wet nurse.
ROOSEVELT is to visit Norway, but
we would advise him to keep away
from Copenhagen unless he wants to
get into trouble with the Kink OF
Denmark.
MAYOR Shank of Indianapolis has
determined to make the saloonkeep
ers there be good by making them &C
to church if they are bad. Oh, yor
simple Shank!
WITH an uprising from one end OF
the land to the other in protest agains,
the greatly increased and constantly
increasing price of food, the serious
ness of conditions is apparent
--$A-
1T used to be the case that roman
tic young women wrote their name,
upon eggs, and began correspond
ence with gentleman In a distant
city, but such things do not harper
these days. At this time young wo
man who is fortunate enough to owl
an egg employs a stenographer t,
write her name for her.
| -
1T is time" said the speaker. tina
we had a moral awakening in thi
town. Let us arise in our might, lie
lus grid up our loins, let US take OF
our coats, let US bare our arms. LIE
: US Hold on now" screamed tn
: angular lady, who was seated near tn
5 platform, If this is to be mora
: awakening don't you dare to take OF
lanother thing"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29

ANDREW J. HICKEY,
District Chairman,
Ed. J. Widdell, Sec.
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DENIES GUILT OF MURDER

=
Edward Hoff will testify in his own
behalf before Judge James A. Prit-
chard and a jury in the criminal court
at Indianapolis and declare that he
did not murder his wife by throwing
her into White river from a bridge
near Broad Ripple last October He
will say that he has not seen her since
she disappeared from home and aver
that he does not know where she is
After he submits his testimony the case
will go to the jury.
LEGISLATURE MUST ACT.
A railroad official expressed the opin-
ion that little would be done regard
ing new union station at Indianapo-
lis until the legislature grants GER
tain privilege Required to erect new
union station or make improvements
to the present structure. 1.-The Penn
sylvania people are said to be reluctent
to commerce each Improvement until
the plans have been prepared and sub
mftted to the companies interested in
the Union railway
STEALS DRUM AND BEATS TT.
A valuable snare drum, whose STAG
cato music thrilled Bert Gordon. col
ored. when he heard 1t in Terre Haute
a few weeks ago, proved hollow
mockery to him when he was arrested
in Richmond on the charge of theft.
Gordon was taken back to Terre
Eaute. He admits making away with
the drum, but says the owner knew it.
AFTER RUNAWAY COUPLE.
A love anair that has been the cause
of much pickering between two Shell
byville families has now brought about
reconciliation, and both clans are
uniting their efforts toward finding
boy Of Is and a girl of 16 who have
-eloped twice, the second time to make
valid a ceremony declared to be fraud
ulent. The runaways are said to be
80 siE
"a 9 3 q " ssssos -
A1eoInEy Jpnn y. bowerss reIeree N :
In indianapolis. sssi~s s.t-is 1888
SCHOOL NAM ARRESTED.
| Miss Crystal Finley, a teacher at
| the Horton school in Harrison town
ship, was arrested on the charge OF
of cruelty whipping the 6-year-old sor
of John Brothers of near Clay City
GAS PUMPING PLANT BURNS.
The gas pumping plant of the United
States Encaustic Tile works at Fish
ers. a small station north of Indian
apolis in Hamilton county. was de
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LOCAL SELF-GOvERNMENT.


OF
nforced"
Upon the whole
pellet that it would found
s1xuar
- r.
E. 5
with The Lodsele Wayne News
Governor Marshall that certain
Marshall and Islander
m a opportunity they
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29

unveiled in Ottawa
1S90-Dominion House OF Commons
unanimously voted a resolution of
- adhesion to the mother country
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29

IN other words. the Calumet on this
side OF the state line will not mix with
the raging waves on the other side.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29

THIS is the season of the year when
the ocean steamers always battle with
waves that are mountain high"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29

OF course, you remember how the
weather was SO hot not long ago that
1t drove you to the Lake Front park?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-29

FEEL like Offering reward to old
Sol if he will only come out and shine
for at least two hours day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
Quality
The Paramount Factor

Cannon Neu have for the past 20 years conducted
the leading department store Of philipsburg and their rcpu
tation for reliability is unquesoned The sterling repu,a
ton of this firm and the high quality Of goods always
subject.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed

II suficcs 10 that an absolute guarantee of sasfac
tiGn will be given each and every purchaser Money will
be cheerfnly refunded if goods entirely repre-
setcd and kind courteous treatment will be shown the
visitors well rs the ntendn. purchaser \ hearty wei
To all.
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n ht have Inara th o
We
it's O @ he i W he's i very few Our i is
prc hdt lis k "
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goods furnishings
particular We dollar
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800 dozen dress buttons Ia match any shade
If dress goods; regularly worth zoe per
dozen 2-doZen card for -..........-..-..... sc
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ono Dry Farm Report.

eeley.-Harvesting 5000 bushels
OF wheat from 400 acres Of dry land
and selling it for $1,000 is the record
made by Hawley Bailey. farmer in
southwestern Weld county. So far as
known this Is the best record on
large tract this season. The price was
xf:6O per 100 pounds. A year ago. last
June Bailey plowed his land and last
September planted it to fall wheat.
The crop did not receive a drop Of ir-
risation, but Bailey attributes its thrift
to blowing seven inches deep. Adjoin.
ing fields. with shallow blowing, raised
no crops.
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PAYNE-ALDRicH TARIFF PRO.
DUcEs THIS AMouNT-LARo-
~ EST EVER EXCEPT 1907.
End YEAR NOW! BEGINS
PREVIOUS LAxITY DONE AWAY
WtTH-A LARGE ITEM IN i.
l-.- .ae--sta ITSELF. ~ 70 19

Washington. - The Payne Aldrich
tariff law has produced IN its first
year a revenue greater by $75.O00,000
than the sum collected In any year in
the country's history except the ban
ner year of 1907. according to treas.
ury department figures issued Monday.
The second year of the operation Of
the new tariff began Monday.
During the first full year. ended last
Saturday night, the total ordinary re-
ceipts. including customs, ordinary in
ternal revenue. corporation tax and
miscellaneous. agsregating &67s.S50.-
S16. exceeded disbursements by $780,
214,O29. Rank
These ordinary receipts were
greater by $15.O0O.OO0 approximately
than during 1907. and the 1907 re-
ceipts exceeded those OF any other year
OF record by almost sec. 000, 900. While
there was. deficit Of $5S,734,955 in
the ordinary operations of the govern
ment in the fiscal year ended June 80,
1909, there was a surplus Of more than
$40 100000 in the year ended last Sat
urday. tP'"t
The corporation tax revenue was
S27,090,934 which is only 100000 less
than the amount assessed. o.
Lax methods no longer prevail at
the custom houses, 1t is said. and to
the rehabilitation of the service and
the improved morals are attributed an
estimated augmentation of $4,000. 900
in revenues at New York alone.
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- - y y = TIFTsFFI "
Cornerstone to Be Laid.

Greeley-With ceremonies BY the
Grand Lodge of Colorado Masons, the
cornerstone of the new training
school, which will cost 100000, will
be laid between August 18th and 25th,
according to DR.. 2. X. Synder, presi-
dent of the Colorado State Normal
school. He is in correspondence with
several prominent out-of-town men who
Will deliver addresses. Governor Shat
froth has been invited. r1'l
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Charges Against crsaser.

McAlester, Okla.-A charge that
Congressman G. E. Creager Of the
Third Oklahoma district had solicited
"sums" OF money from j.. F. McMur-
ray, holder of the Indian land con-
tracts which are being subjected to a
congressional investigation. was made
by Jake L. Hamon before the special
committee appointed by the House of
Representatives Monday. Hamon de-
manded that Creager be recalled and
questioned. Taken under advisement.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
After Booze Ped dIers.

Canon City.-Deputies from the
sheriffs office assisted by the marshal
at South Canon. arrested John Sny-
der. John Adamic, John Youbic, John
Kimmick and Peter Piesler, all of Pros
pect Heights. suburb, Sunday night,
for selling intoxicants in that village
in violation Of the local option law.
The defendants furnished bonds in the
sum Of $500 cash. = y aS'HA'N' it.H3
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Lamb Day, sept. 22d.

Fort Collins.-It has been decided to
have an exhibition Of agricultural pro
ducts in connection with the second
annual celebration of Lambs Day.
September 2zd. Soliciting committees
will raise funds at once There is 5000
left from last years celebration, when
10000 were fed at a free lamb barbe-
cue. The barbecue will be the leading
feature again this year. .E,,,a-,,
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To Catch Horse Thieves.

Littleton.@The Colorado Protective
Association has been organized here
by the owners OF high-bred stock in
this vicinity who have suffered through
frequent depredations OF thieves.
Charles, w. Bowles was elected presi-
dent and l.. B. Allen of Denver secre-
tary-treasurer The association will
vigorously pursue and prosecute
thieves. hon{v j., 4aiiitih ala
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12

Record Price for cantaieupss.
Clifton.-Clifton cantaloupes sold on
the Chicago market Saturday for $40
per crate. the highest price on record.
The catalogues were grown by e. s.
Gill. They were sold at auction. the
price of 500 per crate being nearly SO
cents apiece. v'it'.'''4F2 '+bs
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Beet pulp Butter Next.

Denver-Secretary James Wilson Of
the national department of agriculture
declares that the sugar beet industry
in this state is not used for its full
value; that the beet pulp is the best
butter producer in the world.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
state Lands Sold.

Denyer.-Thursday the State, Land
Board sold 16,640 acres of land in va
rious parts Of the state for a total of
1891. 17s, the: average price being
$13.b5 per acre. In Saguache county
some of the land went at as high as
$s3.75 an acre, while other sections
brought only IS per acre.5 y,G
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
"a Killed in California.

Ignacio, Calf. - Thirteen persons
were killed and twelve at least we're
injured Monday when the regular eve
ming passenger train from San Fran
cisco to Santa Rosa was struck by an
engine and caboose mile and a half
south of this place. e-.al F...
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c.F.AI. to Open Nav Mine.

sopris.-The Colorado Fuel & Iron
Company ia preparing to open new
coal mine in sopris on an entirely new
vein Of coal. The company has already
advertised for men. for some Of the
work and it is said that the most ap-
proved machinery will be used. W
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
, Baby Drowned In Swamp

Greeley.-Stan Straight, the 2-year-
old son Of Henry Straight. was
drowned Sunday night in a swamp
near here After supper the child wan
dered away. from home and fell into
the swamp. A search was made for
the missing baby and the body, was
found two hours later lying in two feet
OF water. assltMs4slMn5 u itnn llG
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Many y. !
Problems
of Modern
Submarine
ssiA BIis 8ttfis!l ssar 4!
By DR.. FREDERIC c. WEBER

building warshps The sinking of the Puvose
suggests improvement which occurred to time subma
having horizontal keel its entire length each hinged that
these ke will fall when released Such kee containing bags
rolled and connected with liquid tanks within the submarine
such capacity that the expanded could lift the submarine whole
the surface would met the conditions of the Puviose accident
saving the lives of the But plain bags would have been worth
less for under wenown physical laws which that doubling the
will have its volume and plain
would have crushed half its volume
and inflated at 66 feet down would have coming
the surface If the 7f =sssss8 H sis itAf s8t
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12

The point ! would make is that if organizers
worthy OF the name must keep eyes upon possible fre
ton among workers, also they must have eyes for
usual absence of friction The two may be intimately
related. To discover reason for the one may make
necessary the for the other Which may bring
the young man quite as much under pressure to dis
close his secret Of harmony with others to disclose
the reason for lack of it,
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A. Theodore Koopman describes

A. Theodore Koopman describes a
method by which he proposes to make sub
marine boats more safe. The method he
gives would have been useless in the case
Of the French Pluviose, for her shell was
crushed and this opened her seams beyond
control. The present submarine construc-
ton is in the developmental stage. A 40
knot submarine will put stop to the
building Of dreadnoughts as effectually as
the Monitor, with its revolving, shot-proof
turret, which enabled gunner to train
his gun on an opposing ship irrespective Of
their relative positions on the water. put a
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12

' Troops to Suppress Fires. -G7
Washington-Tno war department
has issued, at the request OF President
Taft, orders to commanding officers
that they must do all in their power
to prevent and suppress forest fires.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Equine Acrobat parksns Town

Cincinnati.-Sl Slipping hind feet fore
most into a manhole that led to a
conduit, struggling horse Monday
night endangered the gas. electric
light and traction systems of the down
town section of Cincinnati for more
than an hour.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Youth Drowned.

While padding in . canvas
canoe on the north side Of Rocky
Mountain lake. about o'clock Friday
night. Elmer Johnson. 17-year-old boy
living at 4943 Hooker street. fell into
the water in some unknown manner
and was drowned. *tHl6Hi 1sE
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en complicated structure of civilization however there wide chance
that misleading altogether its application At the best the obser
walton designed order that observer could base
judgment the little nothing
But remains that the young his associations with his fell
lows business be careful the Of his friends who
elbow touch with him in his work. growth Of bust
under organization in the working
forces has evolved into Heads Of such have
look upon groups of working they looked upon piece
Of complicated machinery % AitAs i9 20 aa w A3'' 20
That safe basis for friendships within organization must be
laid by the his conscientious efforts paid
ntege the working force Yet that young
entering business institution, Discovers Thinks imperative
reasons why he should take wholly opposite 90
He discovers perhaps atmosphere of dinson which has been
that these against the best the organization
whole But he is in closer touch with clique heads than he with heads
the organization At once he tempted identify himself with that
which promises him quickest returns from the implied membership
Once accepting this against his employer
where it will end ~
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
TAFT and Woodruff Confer.

Beverly, Mass-Timothy L. Wood
ruff. Republican state chairman Of
New York. talked politics with Presi=
dent Taft for more than two hours and
a half Monday. Mr.. Woodruff is op-
timistic over the outlook in New York
state.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Jumped Into the Hence.

J. 10 Jumped Into the Hence.
d Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.--With hun
dreds of onlookers .powerless to inter-
fere, Riley Johnson. sailor. late Sun
day night jumped to his death from the
375-foot tower of the Great Lakes Ra-
dio-Telegraph Company.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
To Reclaim indian Land.

Beverly, Mass.-A vigorous prosecu-
ton to reclaim title to vast amount
OF Indian land in Oklahoma is being
planned by the department of Justice
for the coming autumn.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Miner Killed In shaft.

Victor.-Falling down the Dollie
Warden shaft at Anaconda Saturday At
ternoon. John Graves. . miner. sus'
tanned injuries which caused his death
half an hour afterward. His relatives
have not been located. "a pGt ~
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12

Ho ARE your friends' How did make them friendsf
How do you keep them friends?
That young who will sit down with himself, asking
himself these questions earnestly and finding the answer for
hem without hedging and without attempt at Justification,
will have gone far toward getting line his future chances
for I'D ssss#ss !. E5ss "a T. st.s..o4
This is not to be preachment the conventional idea
that is known by the company he keeps Time was
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12

The secret service is hard game to
tackle, but, like all kinds Of work, it has
its easy jobs. One of them is that of spe-
cial agent for railroad. The agent is
supposed to trace those who steal or de-
stroy railroad property. IA
When he is notified that a trunk or
other article of baggage is missing he finds
out by its number from where it was sent
and follows it on the books to the last sta
ton where it has been checked. Then he
notifies the police in the vicinity between
the station where the baggage was last
checked and the station where il should
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
Easy
Work in
Secret sas
Service
z.i,lsb F fEQgii
By cHAs. A. ANDERSON

police busy probably the property
and the thieves jail The baggage then turned
to the special who notifies the railroad official that he has recovered
the stolen goods. ..a asa y Is afssla.,s is atl..,.
freight robbed the special the tactics
the last sealed place where
reported having its seal broken. e p s'4-R. ~ 7s
The police conabes the country between the two
notified and if they fail to capture the robbers the railroad
hear again of the stolen goods.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-12
LATE
COLORADO
hsrss's Kick Fatal.

Gflcrest-George Perkins. aged "a.
was Kicked ip the hsed by horse at
his fathers farm. early Friday morn
ing, dying six hours afterward.