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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
GARY'S NEW HOSPITAL.

Steel Gary has been formally
WHY'S Andrews other members of
of
of the finest of its kind in the
the Of money can
within everything
of of the o. Steel corporation
medical
in
sician of
Truly Gary hospital
power to aid S
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DEMOCRATIC EDIToRs MEET.

Foreseeing a clever political trap,
into which they belive Governor Mar
shall may have fallen for advocating
the nomination of United States SEN
ator by the state convention, the Demo-
cratic Editorial association. represente ed
by its executive committee, which will
meet at the Denison hotel in Indianapo-
lis, may take steps to block such action
by the convention.
BANKER MAKES CONFESSION.
w. H. Marker, on trial for alleged
violation OF the Federal banking laws,
in federal court at Indianapolis weak
ened under the all-day oross-examina-
ton of District Attorney Charles W.
Miller and admission after admission
was wrung from him. There were
tense moments in the courtroom, the
testimony during the entire afternoon
being of a sensational nature.
CASE NEAR AN END.
The Krauss divorce case in Marion Is
drawing to an end. The plaintiff Wed
nesday finished the introduction of its
testimony in rebuttal. and the defense
rested at noon yesterday. 1t was be-
lieve that yesterday afternoon and to-
day would be consumed with the argu-
ments.
LABOR SCARCE IN FIT. WAYNE.
There is a scarcity of labor In Fort
Wayne at the present time The scarcity
of girl labor is particularly serious and
manufacturers of that city may have to
curtail their output considerably unless
more labor of this kind is obtained. The
beginning of track elevation and the
starting of night shifts by some OF the
big plants has created big demand for
skilled labor.
SONS OF VETERANS ORGANIZED.
second national guard company, tc
be composed exclusively of Sons of Vet
Grams. is being organized in South
Bend by the Sons of Veterans camp. II
Is the intention of the organizers of the
new company to enlist the aid of Com
pany F, which has been stationed a,
South Bend for more than twenty years
IN bringing about the erection of an
armory.
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that he never would leave purgatory as
long as single soul from Kokomo re-
manned there. will be held in ct. Pat
rick's Catholic church on Monday morn
ing at $50 o'clock. Bishop Alerding OF
FIT Wayne will be in charge and Father
Grendling of Peru will celebrate the
solemn requiem mass. while Father
John Noll of Hartford City will de-
liver the funeral sermon. About one
hundred priests of the diocese will be
in attendance.
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REMARKABLE INCREASE IN ADVERTISING.


bushes and
received advertisers
in the
The
Others to a
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Commissioner, Sd District

Editor Times: At the request of my
constituents in the third district and
friends over the county, 1 have decided
tn become a candidate again for the o.
nee of commissioner from the third
district, subject to the wishes of the re-
publican nominating convention to be
held April at Indiana Harbor.
NJ. J. BROWN.
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For Clerk.

Editor Tfmess VIII you please an
nounce in your columns that 1 will be a
candidate again for the nomination of
county clerk the republican ticket
at the convention at Indiana Harbor
April 8. 1 ask the voters to consider
my record clerk of the Lake superior
and circuit courts, fully believing that
they will feel that 1 am entitled to an
other term.
ERNEST l. SHORTRIDGE
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Prosecuting Attorney.

Editor Tfmess You authorised to
say that 1 will be q candidate for re.
nomination to the office of prosecuting
attorney of the Thfrty-Arst judicial
df-trfcf. ~~xn,priafnx the countte. NJ
Tss<Es n -ee>rFe<st 50 s>sssS1rNeS-
Lake and Porter subject to the desire
of the judicial convention at a date to
be decided later.
CHARLES r. GREENwALD
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THE East Chicago city council has
annexed Hammond and Whiting to
that city. We have fnought for long
while that those two hamlets needed
a protecting hand to guide them
Lowell Tribune.
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For Coroner.

Editor Times, You arc requested to
announce that I will be candidate for
the republican nomination for coroner
of Lake county, II in accordance with
the wishes of the Lake county repub-
Iican county convention at Indiana
Harbor April 8.
DIR. FRANK SMITH.
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For Representative.

To the Republican voterss 1 am .
candidate for recollection ~ represent
tatfve of Lake county ON the Republican
ticket, subject to the will of the re-
publican electors of the county at the
convention to be held April at In
diana Harbor. ask a fair investigat i0n
and consideration of my record and
solicit support If found worthy. Your
obodient servant,
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For Sheriff.

Editor Tfmesf Please announce my
name as q candidate for renomi alton
on the republican ticket for sheriff of
Lake county at the county convention
April 8. pointing to my record as sher-
liz fer the perusal of the party voters
THOMAS GRANT
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For Assessor.

Editor Times: Please announce my
candidacy for reelection to the office
of assessor of Lake county, subject to
the wishes of the voters of the party at
the primaries and the nomination con-
ventiOn at Indiana Harbor April o.
WILLIAM e. BLACK.
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Political Announcements
Joint Senator.

Editor Times: Will you announce
that 1 Will he q candidate for the re-
publican nomination for senator of
Lake and Porter counties, subject to
the decision of tint republican nomfnat-
Ing convention, whose date is be de-
cided later. FRANK N. CAN'T.
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Editor Times, You are requested to
announce In the columns of your pa
per that L will be a candidate ON the
republican ticket of Lake county for
representative of Lake county at the
convention to be held at Indiana Har-
Dor April 3, and that ask the respect
full consideration of the republicans of
this county for that office.
MICHAEL GRIMMER.
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Editor, Times

Editor, T1mest
You are authorized to announce nay
name as a candidate for the republican
nomination of county surveyor, subject
to the wishes of the republican NOM
mating convention at Indiana Harbor
April 8.
RAY SEELY.
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For Surveyor.

Editor Times: You are requested to
announce that 1 will be . candidate for
county surv eyor ON the republican tick
ct, subject to the wishes of the cleo
tors at the primaries nominal ting
convention at Indiana Harbor April g.
j. b. MURPHY.
Crown Point, Ind.
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Commissioner, End District

Editor 1Tmess You are authorized to
announce that L will be candidate for
commissioner from the second district
ON the republican ticket, subject to the
republican convention mt Indiana Har.
Dor April o. LEVI +. HUTTON.
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outdoor INDUCED
a
to
the
Garya anxiously looking forward for its completion.
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ABOUT COLLEGE FNDowMENTs.

Speaking
Indianapolis
sdered from
rs Int rrsssu, "a tsse
college of its
formation Of char
temptations display Much
8
II 8 a m his through college
by
to dsny
capacity All
of religion
through trial the strength
8 O
would infinitely better for the muscle brains and morals
n
and 1t would
contended and happy people instead one that rightly
feeling recently voiced Senator Gore that
those who what they
net
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swallowing fourpound eel.-Fort Wayne News
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For Treasurer.

Editor [1mes-WHl you kindly an.
nounce In POUR paper that Will be I.
candidate for county treasurer, SUBJ
ject to the action of the republican
nominating convention at Indiana Har>
Dor April 3.
W. A. HILL.
Editor TTmes: You are requested to
announce that 1 will be a candidate for
county treasurer on the republican
ticket, subject to the wishes of the
electors at the primaries or nominating
.cons ention, to be held at Indiana Har-
Dor April 8.
A. J. SWANSON,
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HESSVILLE.

Robert Vanes is Ill with the grip.
Grace German Is visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Kunow is on the sick list
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
THESE STRENUOUS DAYS.

Lake boiling
What
o
Annexation
showed
to OF thu
the Line
topics " local I'd discuss
haven't
box
is in
exceedingly uncomfortable
ashery
and that u our coalbI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25

LOVE always finds a way, but it
takes daddy to pay the freight. Daddy
is a handy institution to have connect
ed with a family, and so long as he
can sew on his own buttons he isn't
much trouble to have around.
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r A N DO M
THINGS AND FILINGS


PRETTY hard to revise Uncle Joey
Cannon downward
MISS Willow Plant of South Bend
should take a deeper root
THE slogan of democratic harmony
in Indiana. Sizz-boom-bang-zx
DON'T have took around very long
to find a lot of yama yama politicians.
-
THE iceman is taking everything
out of the safe so he will have plenty
of room.
HAVE you bought on Bungalow
Boulevard yet? Come on in the
waters fine.
EVEN Mr.. Peary is being kindly
asked to retire to the extreme rear
and be seated
LOTS of them buy it, but we never
knew anybody yet who could bluff or
scare him out
NO robin looks for Spring more
anxiously than the family that keeps
the furnace going.
-
WE would advise Pres. Taft to read
the papers anyway for he can learn
quite bit from them.
PAPER can now pc made from
cane. Yes and great deal of cain can
be raised from the papers.
LIFE won't be worth living about
this time Of the year unless you get on
good terms with your tailor.
NO honest newspaper ever lodges
chance to expose an evil just because
1t may lose few subscribers.
HAMMOND cannot but fail to be
grateful that no more noxious bur
lesque shows are coming its way.
THE annexation of Hammond by
East Chicago is a clear case of the
gobbler getting gobbled.-Lowell
Tribune.
WISH we could get a moving
picture machine directed on some of
these the LAKE o.. insufges IS ii &c aos
of insurging.
WE have q nice little item for our
friends the undertakers. Barney Old
field is to try and go a mile in an auto
In 90 seconds.
1t is a queer sort of day when the
sad news doesn't break that some old
Lake County pioneer hasn't been gath
cred to his fathers.
| LAKE County is moving so fast
these days, that lot of distinguished
hold-backs are having the times OF
their life to hang on.
-
MARSHALLTOWN,I Ia. farmer has
a cow who gave 1854 quarts Of mill
in a month. Bet Frank Tucker woult
like to see that COW.
-$7-
YOUNG Mr. Knox is still busy de
claring with some heat that his wifi,
never did a stroke of work in her life
We feel sorry for him.
MICHIGAN City News said that tn,
Lidlifters ought to have been halet
to the police court for the way the.
carried on in that city.
PERHAPS IL you have this dus
very long, you will be glad to harl
back to the time when there was
little snow on the ground.
THE Richmond Palladium and tn
Indianapolis Sun are in the bushes POI
ping bullets at James E. Watson ever
time he shows his head.
IF we had to go to a hospital W
would have to consider Lake c.
favorably. Where can you beat eithe
the Gary or Hammond hospitals?
-AA-
WOULD be a mighty good thing fc
:, Hessville, Black Oak and Stieglit
: Park to be careful East Chicae
6 doesn't kidnap them, willy, willy.
THE llama is said to be financial
embarrassed. The llama will ha,
= nothing on any of US just as soc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25

Editor Illness You are authorized
to announce that 1 am = candidate for
the nomination for joint representative
of Lake and Newton counties, subject
to the desires of the republican Joint
representative convention to be held at
q date to be decided later.
CLARENCE Nj. RENOLLET.
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Joint Representative.

Editor Times: Please announce that
L am a candidate for nomination for
Joint representative of Lake and New
ton counties, subject to the wishes of
the republican joint convention, to be
held at q date to be later decided upon
WILLARD b. VAN HORNE.
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THE llama is said to be financially
embarrassed The llama will have
nothing on any of us just as soon
as our wives have the new Easter lids.
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WOULD be a mighty good thing for
Hessville, Black Oak and Stieglitz
Park to be careful East Chicago
doesn't kidnap them, willy, willy.
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HAMMOND cannot but fail to be
lesque shows are coming its way.
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NO honest newspaper ever lodges a
chance to expose an evil just because
1t may lose a few subscribers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25

THE annexation OF Hammond by
East Chicago is a clear case of the
sobbler getting gobbled.-Lowen
Tribune
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LIFE won't be worth living about
this time of the year unless you get on
good terms with your tailor
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IF we had to go to hospital we
would have to consider Lake Co.
favorably Where can you beat either
the Gary or Hammond hospitals?
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PAPER can now pc made from
cane. Yes and great deal of cain can
be raised from the papers.
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WISH we could get a moving
picture machine directed on some of
innerrhost si1se ghts-- or ---tnerr 4'se-alrt
these Lake 81. insurgents III .A1c ac.
of insurging.
The state herald., 1910-09-23
CHAPTER XVIII.
In Which the oonn, Isabel oo.. Down

In Which the Donna Isabel Goes Down
The following night and day passed
quietly enough. the weather holding
clear, but with mist slowly gather.
ing In the south that seemed to threat.
en- change. | observed Just before sun.
set that this fog had so thickened and
spread as to obscure nearly n third OF
the sky. and yet there was no veering
Of the wind or noticeable Increase In
the roll OF the sea. The hulk was
sinking. yet so slowly that we were
only certain OF the fact through con.
stant measurements and the sight OF
water seeping In through the numer.
Gus cracks revealed by the disap.
pcaring Ice. II was u situation to got
upon the nerves. yet do not rcmem.
Der that II occasioned any great
change In the routine OF our life on
board
Cro BE coSTINuED)
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No. Qoul

Reared In the strict school OF Yes,
air'" and NO. ma'aml" addressed
without thought OF servility to all cl
dcrs and bettors. md this n season
OF rare courtesy and seant civility.
Well do ! remember that awesome
scene nt my fathers table when a
stout and rebciiious little sister.
seothing with disappointment over
some denied dainty. answered moi"
TO well meant profYer Of a loss do.
airnble dish.
NO. dosf or No. catr" my father
inquired with ominous calm. No.
dog" the sturdy lass rocklenaiy re.
piled,
quake even now at tho thought OF
the brcathleha pause which followed.
and draw n veil over the painful after.
mAth.-Appieton'n.
The state herald., 1910-09-23

hauling the boat from stem to stern.
and ending by rigging up block and
tackle for hoisting her, when loaded.
over the bulwarks. We lashed the
Donna lsabel's helm again. and dis
patched Dade Into the cabin after sup
plies. The greater portion of the
stores brought from the Sea Queen.
more especially the canned goods, re-
mained intact. and we packed these
away snugly In the stern lockers, add
Ing whatever We could and that re-
NAMED eatable among the froxen
stores In the lazarette. Altogether We
thus amassed 4 sufficient supply. We
rolled up all the extra blankets. shov-
Ing them under the seats, and saw
that serviceable spare and oars wore
safely slowed and lashed. II was
growing dusk before these matters
had all been attended to. and finally
stepped out of the boat. The men were
massed in body on the deck, and the
moment I saw them understood they
had been discussing the situation. Do
Nova spoke:
Monsieur" he questioned, how
much in American money would BE-
In re chest?"
| Il don't know. OF course. but Just for
a guess. perhaps slo0.0oo-maybe
more"
AN zare be only re ten Of US. To
divide 1t up make. maybe. ten t'ousand
dollar for each. Was 1t not so?"
"Why. yes. or even more than that,
for will cheerfully waive my share,
and can pledge that Lady Darlington
will do the same. But what Of IT."
"Zat fine lot monies for sailor. man, y
he said, eagerly. "An' wy not have
it' Anyhow. wy not try to save It?
Ze longboat is built to hol' 25 peoples.
an we only ten. Zen wy not take se
gor? 1t eat noting. 1t drink noting
an II II weight too much, zen we t'row
1t overheard. But wy not try carry It.
re hundred t'ousand dollar?"
There was no good reason why we
shouldn't; besides, the very possibil
'iy Of preserving even that share OF
the treasure would prove an inspir
alton to the men. looked about into
their anxious faces. feeling myself
some measure OF their excitement
That will be all right. lads" I said
gladly. You've earned It fair enough
and well start with II anyhow. Take
the stun out of the chest and tie II up
In blankets. Then we can stow II away
evenly so us to keep the boat bal
anced. But" I added. Us the memory
OF what Doris had said came to me
Il think It only fair to tell you that
I'm sure there is bad luck in every
peso Of IT,"
The men gave my croaking prophecy
no second thought. but went trotting
aft, chattering together like q parcel
Of boys.
The state herald., 1910-09-23
CHAPTER xxvil-continued.

No, sir, but they'll be there"
oh. yes. no doubt 'hey'll be there.
but the only way We could ever get
them out would be to run this hooker
ashore In some mild climate and let
the ice melt It's plain enough TO see
what has happened. The Donna lisa.
bel sailed In ballast. these chests be.
ing about the only cargo she carried.
They shifted In the heavy seas. and
the Lord only knows where they are
now. Anyway. they are safe beyond
the reach Of your ice cleaver."
They stared into each others faces.
the disagreeabie truth slowly pcnc.
trating their minds. Kelly spoke. his
voice trembling:
Then why the hell. sir. couldn't we
Jdo Just what you said7"
What run her ashore simply be.
cause. my lad. that shore happens TO
he n thousand miles away. and I doubt
n this wreck keeps anoat three days
longer"
Their excited faces told OF incredu.
lity, of n suspicion that was playing
with them. and went on swiftly:
You fellows have been NO crazy the
las, two days you haven't thought OF
anything but gold. tell you II is
not the treasure. but our lives we've
got to save. The leo IN peciing on the
sides. and the ship In taking water like
a sieve. We arc going TO be driven
back To the long gboat. and how much
OF this heavy stun can We transport In
herr l know it's mighty tough. lads.
but we might as we'll face things as
they are"
expected opposition. but not such
q Wild storm OF curses and eseerations
an greeted these words. All sense Of
sea discipline vanished. even Dc Nova
Joining In the outory. remained.
planted across tho box. waiting for
the bedlam 10 cease. uncertain how |
had bes, attempt TO restore them TO
Jiheir senses. Cole decided the matter
by rushing forward like an enragod
bull. throwing mo aside with n heayc
Of his shoulder, tho next instant bury.
ing his hands In the coins. That tho
fellow was out OF his head was ovi.
dent enough-msd No March hare
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but / could not hesitate because OF
that Those others were on the verge; (;
all they needed for open revolt was
leadership. example. and caught up
chair and laid the blubbering negro
on the deck. pieces-of-eight flying In
every direction as he fell.
"Unless It's a fight you want. stand
back. the whole OF you'll" threatened.
the broken chair still In my hands.
I'VE may be able 20 take this chest.
or q part Of It. with US. but there Is
going to be no more digging done
down below. De Nova who are you
with In this row-the men or me?'
by gar. It makes me mad to give
up all Eat monies,"
We'll. get mad! you'll have to give
II up Just the same. Don't be fool.
man. You can sec this for yourself:
you're sailor; II would require year
TO tunnel through that Ice with the
tools we've got. and look at the hull
under ms. Why. you can see the list
OF the deck even here In the cabin.
and the feel OF her when she drops in.
TO n hollow Is enough to make sea
man sick. Which is worth most. mate.
those yellow boys or the little girl
yonder7"
He looked at Celeste. white.faced.
the tears staining her cheeks. her eyes
glowing like two Goals, and all the
fierce passion OF resistance seemed
TO desert his countenancc. His glance
dropped TO the deck. returning to my
face.
by gar. II you put II rat way. mon.
sieur. zen ! choose the lady. sure. But
re sing want is both OF EN-
mo doubt: but you have sense
enough TO realize that you can't have
both. SO count you with me. Now.
how about you. Johnson"
The big. hairy seaman, sober. faced
and gravc-cyed. glanced about on his
mates and Strengthened up.
I'm hero 10 obey orders. SIR" he
said slowly. i've alters been poor. an
reckon the Lord don't mean me to
ever .it rich"
held out my hand. deeply touched
by the sterling honesty OF the reply
You've 10, something worth more
than money. Bill. and that's manhood.
You stand the acid Shake hands.
mate"
He responded awkwardly enough.
having received more curs than praise
during his rough sea life. yet the OF.
preston In the mild blue eyes gave
me confidence that had touched the
right chord. ! surveyed the others
Mcknight leaning on the elcayer. red.
faced and neowling. Sanchez. Kelly
and Dade back Of him. the negro ntill
groanins on the deck,
'Dade. come here" Tho fellow shut.
Ned over toward me. as npinclcss M
jcily.nsh. Now. Kelly. you and San.
chez lay Cole on, In bunk and drcsn
his head. All he needs In q bandagc
and plenty Of cold water. Whom you
get done with that Job come on deck
and III nnd you another Mcknight.
drop that olcayer and come along
with U.S."
They did not like II. but with Do
Nova, johnson and Dade standing be.
hind me. they realized tho usoiessneus
Of revolt Their hesitation and growl.
The state herald., 1910-09-23
Wall Arswered,

During the cneampment OF several
regiments OF British soldiers In n Ger
tain district the wood and turf used
for cooking purposes were oHrted by
the nslghborins farmers. One day q
donkcy.cart full OF turf was brought In
the driver being n country lad. As q
regimen,nl band was playing. he stood
In front Of the donkey and held the
animal tightly by tho head, Some OF
tho smart ones" gathered round. high,
ly pleased. and the wit OF the party
asked why he held his brother "a
tightly" Tho reply was crushing.
'1'm afraid he might enlist"