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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21

Dr. w ]. McEvilly of Dysart, Ia.
his wife, and their year old daughter
Marie. were killed on Tuesday, when
m obile at Peck's Landing. near LON
bard. just outside Chicago. The fami-
ly had been spending a vacation in
Chicago and as returning to Iowa in a
newly purchased automobile.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21

CAT thrown from fifth story OF a
building landed on its feet and walked
away. If it has eight other escapes
like that before it passes in it's checks
it deserves to have nine lives
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21
r A N DO NJ
THINGS s. FILINGS

II
THINGS & FILINGS
HOW are your chilblains getting
along?
WHAT are you doing to exterminate
the flies?
SWAT the fly, doesn't do any good
to drat it
THE Calumet region beats them all
from soup to nuts.
WATER has way of drowning peo-
pie who go into it without asking any
questions.
CANDIDATE who throws mud is
less apt to win than one who comes
down with the dust.
a.
THE democrats now have another
bouncing boy they are playing with
and it's name is rubber
ABOUT the only town or city in
Lake county that isn't anxious about
the census is Hessville.
WE would print It honestly, If some
poet would rip us stave about about
the Lake Michigan breezes.
SOUTH end man says govt is catch
Ing He stepped on a equity mans
toe the other and caught it."
THOSE who know why the Broad
way bridge isn't completed are not
doing any unnecessary fussing.
DON'T forget to dry your hands
after washing them or they will get
chapped when you go out into the
cold
WHAT makes life a great deal more
bearable this weather is the thought
that Jim Corbett is doing less writing
every day.
WE do not read that people are
focking to Nevada to live because of
the splendid advertising the bull
fight" gave It
WHY wait till next summer to build
that White City? You can put up a
castle in Spain" in less time than it
takes to tell it
PERHAPS you have noticed that
when some people sing their own
praises they sing about as fortissimo
as they know how
SOME unique accidents are occurring
these days. Here's man living In
Porter county who was kicked in the
pasture by a horse
THE best way to stand in with a
woman who is a grandmother is to
whisper gently to her that she GER
tainly doesn't look it.
CHAMP Clark thinks that the psy-
Geological moment of the democratic
party has arrived. What, and you
f2iIad 10 0roh
THE Richmond Palladium thinks
that being postal clerk on an airship
is far more exciting than our idea of
being tramp on an airship
WHY doesn't Frank Tucker look up
some of this ice cream that is being
peddled around here and eaten by lit
tie children? Some of it is filthy.
-AA-
DON'T believe that you ought to
keep Willie cutting the grass on the
lawn all the time. let him get to the
old swimming hole once in a while.
THERE is no use buying poison
when you want to shuttle off. All you
have to do is to drink a little Calumet
river water as it flows through Ham
nond
THE new hobble skirt reminds us
of the mems trousers in vogue twenty
years ago, when they were so tight
that 1t almost choked a man to death
to get into them.
PHYSICIAN says that rattlesnakes
venom is a tuberculous cure. We
will have to look into this mavha II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21

WE note with much concern in the
indianapolis Star that the Lake coun-
" republicans stand in great fear of
Mayor Knots Of Gary. 1t is some
times necessary to go a long way
from home to get any news.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21

IF the republican majority In In
diana this year was to have been so,
600 before Roosevelt's coming was ar
nounced, what will it be after he make
those speeches?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21

PHYSICIAN says that rattlesnakes
venom is a tuberculous cure. We
will have to look into this, maybe it
is the curative properties Of the old
snake bite remedy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21

THE new hobble skirt reminds us
of the mems trousers in vogue twenty
years ago, when they were so tight
that it almost choked a man to death
to get into them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21
BARNHART RENoMrNATED.
5000 VETS. TO ATTEND.

Five thousand veterans will attend
the second annual reunion of the Indi-
ana Veterans. which will be hello at
the Indiana State Soldiers Home at
Lafayette. Aug. rs. 1t will be in the
nature of a picnic, and the visitors will
eat their lunches on the beautiful
grounds of the home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-21

THERE is no use buying poison
when you want to shuttle off. All YOU
have to do is to drink little Calumet
river water as it flows through Ham
nond
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19
GH5S< H9} 106&rguZn MENSf
{$SEASHIONS A6I5 SeaS01

though tho sleeves arc cut prettys full
This garment closes with n three button
fly front. This will be the standard coat
OF the season though, there are many
variations of this model cut moro or less
full or shapely according to the incllna-
tion OF the wearer as he leans toward con-
servatIsm or in the opposite direction.
There is also a box overcoat that win
have some adhorents. This model "a cling
Ing at the neck and shoulders and falls
loose in a wide sweep. 1t has large and
very full sleeves
Among the other outer garments that
will he worn this season is a loose raglan
style raincoat with either the protector
collar or the regular This garment fol-
lows so closely the we'll defined raglan
lines that description here is unnecessary.
Tn both rain coats and regular coats
there is tendency toward the return OF the
paddock coat with its exaggerated chest,
shaped in waist full sweep skirts and lap
seams. So many Of the really fashionable
dressers In the large cities are wearing
these coats that their influence is bound
to bear fruit II not IN prominent degree
this season they will surely be noticeable
next fall The same might be said about
the surtout and palctot coats.
Just as conservatism is the dominant
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19

characteristic accentuates the athletic
aspect desired by college man and others
who affect their styles.
In these sacl, coats there is great varie-
ty of lapel treatment as TO width,
length and roll and various concectlons
that bring out the. individuality OF the
designer principally expressed in the
pocket and cuff designing. The best and
most fashionable models, however, do not
go to extremes and therefore we shall
see less of tho freakish fancles that are
prone TO make young mems clothes Oft
times ridiculous.
All coats close with two, three or four
buttons. the three hutton models being in
the majority. The buttons are not quite so
closely set as previously. Vests are about
the same in design as last season. Some
with collars but the most without collar
or Japels. Trousers will be less peg
topped even in the young mems models,
tending more to the conservative, straight
and Iess' fun cut than previously and are
to he worn either plain or turned up to
suit the preference OF tho wearer
The popular spring overcoat will be the
AZ inch Chesterfield. with the lapels mod
erately long and broad and slightly shaped
In at the waist. There Ia more modera-
tion shown in the width of the shoulders
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19

cry from the garment spoken OF above.
This model is slightly form fitting and
shapely to n fault in its contour. The
coat is about the same length as the loose
sack but II is decidedly taperlng at the
waist and naturally flaring over the hips.
Many variations OF this model. all follow
Ing the general form fitting lines are
shown. Many now cufr conceptions are
offered and there are varying widths and
lengths of lapel roll. The prominent note
OF this garment Is the exaggerated chest
fullness that with the narrower waist.
fuller hips and larger sleeves will add
sufficient dash TO classify this design as
an exceedingly snappy garment.
stll another model that Is contemplated
for young men Is a sack coat that Is a
trihe longer than either of the other
models. For the man of normal height
6 feet, 8 inches) the coat is about 80
inches in length. 1t Is close fitting and
naring out with less of the extreme hip
seen In young mems models of last season.
It has a modified front dip and plenty OF
snappiness In pocket and cuff treatment to
meet the young mans fancy. The shoul-
ders are wider than the natural build and
II has an exaggerated chest that give It
athletic modelling This model shows the
shoulders wider than the hips and this
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19

1oto In designing for this seasons styles
a. also is It noteworthy In patterning and
2olor schemes Tho two prominent colors
II the day are grays and blues. and next
% these the fancy blacks, the latter con-
inod to suits.
Tho entire Eamut Of the gray tones
running from the light Grays to the dark
oxfords are the very height Of fashion
his season. The materials most in vogue
ire the tweeds cheviots. cassimers vel
ours and unsheared worstcds. During the
ummer months many suits will be shown
n the tropical fabrics such as homespun,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19

crashes and nannols. The suit patterns
run principally TO shepherd checks and
plaids, broken checks. club checks, pin
heads and modest stripes. In the over
coats stripes chiefly are employed and
these are Of a more obtrusIve nature than
in the suit patterns. Some plaids and
medium stripes are also shown in the
suits and few, but comparatively very
few, bold stripes are shown In any gar
ments this season.
The blues and blacks are being shown
mostly in fancy worsteds and flannel ef-
fccts and also in some velour finishes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19


III" distinct suit models offered to
o fashionable men for the spring
- and summer season. In sea-
IXlllyNk sons past men have had the
- option of several designs to
choose from but not In recent seasons has
the choice covered so much contrast In
modelling as is evidenced In the authori-
tative suit models now displayed
The model that greatest emphasis Is
laid upon is n loose short sack coat. Much
looser and shorter than we have seen In
several seasons. a ie length of the coat
for men OF average build is to- be about
s1h inches. 1t is cut straighter than
usual and on more conservative lines, and
will for that reason be less form defining
than heretofore.
These loose sack coats fall moro direct
from the shoulders than the coats of last
season. the sleeves are fuller and there
is considerably more elbow room notice.
able. The sleeve heads are also full and
the iapels show less length of roll, yet
the fold will be long and narrow, with a
Bomewhat rakish roll that will harmonize
and balance with the fuller back. exag-
gerated chest and modified shoulder The
shoulder is sloping following more Of
the natural lines than the heroic types
of gyesteryear,
While this model is defined as conserv-
ative still II is such radical departure
from what we have recently seen that II
partakes OF the nature OF an extreme in
novation without being extreme In its
details or embellishments. 1t is coat
that must be sklllfuly tailored to bring
out Its merits and It's grace and the en-
tire attractiveness Of the garments de
pends on It's ss.,ance and contour as all
fanciful ornamentation is eliminated. many
models not even having the conventional
back vent.
Another accepted model that smart tai
lors and designers are featuring is far
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19

HERE are at least three widely
distinct suit models offered to
fashionable men for the spring
and summer season. In sea-
sons past men have had the
nnf ion of aevnral dnrInna IN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-19

The patterns are OF the most subdued
character and consist chiefly OF self
stripes shadow stripes, pencil or chalk
stripes, The contrasting color with these
Is usually white or soft tones. Greens
and browns as well as other ofr-shades
are very little shown
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
4 Store Must "Spcak For Itself" ="

The Miles Standish idea OF court
ship by proxy obtained In store-man-
agcmcnt, very generally. until recent
times, II was thought that a
pleased customer" was not only the
best advertisement, but that no 9TH
er advertisement was needed.
That was true, to some extent, be
fore the days OF larger development
of the store idea Now a store Is u
great bureau of service, standing for
much besides mere buying and sell
ing,
And with the broadened functions
of the store the need Of constant pub
licity-publicity systematised made
valuable to all people in giving them
opportunity news-developed,
Proxy y-advertislng-the good word
Of the pleased customer TO "A friend
has lost none Of It's value. hut II
has dropped TO the place of auxiliary
advertising 1t Is help--not sole
reliance
Truly, store must speak for T.
self" II Is the verdict of modern
Priscill1s,' II Is all very well for a
friend to say enthusiastically "f
found the best bargain at Blanks
Yesterday" But It Is more needful
to know what bargain can bc found
at Blanks today aud tomorrow and
this Is advertising news"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
\ HOME ;

S-Room modern residence on So
Cincinnati, worth $4,000. must hc sold
this week $500 win buy II and
$500 win handle the deal This s
the best bargain ever offered in this
city Let us prove II tu YOU,
d-Room modern cottage, splendid
location, paved street, for $2,lOO,
S-Room residence ON Norrh Side,
paving. one half block from car line,
for $4,000, 5000 down and the bal
anco I'm small monthly payments
IOO feet on sixth street In Factory
addition for ti2b sixth street is
now being opened from the city 10
Kendall and when this Improvement
is completed this property viii be
worth double the money for which
II can Ice obtained now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
BUSINESS CHANCES,
FOR SALE.

A high class millinery store, To-
catod In city of ten thousand mop
ulptinn. doing an elegant business,
sales running over eight thousand
dollars per year. All old stock sold
nothing but now m erns left
Large. we'll ventilated room, located
on ono NJ the most prominent cor
nrrp In the city
ono N tho partners having TO leave
,his mart NJ tho country on account
" death IN the family.
stock and fixtures. " taken NJ once.
con he bought for s576OO n Won
are Interested. better INVESTIGATE THIS
Immediately For further rnrtculars
address "2196" In care OF this paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
ClIl,nuo Markets

By Associated Press
Chicago oct lS,-The suggestion
Of the wheat market nearing an eX-
port basis had much to do with the
TACT that the final prices today were
unchanged 10 only lis cent down.
December closed firm ~ rs to 9ic,
loss shade.
In the corn pit, the offerings were
absorbed by the larger shorts and
now Investors. The country selling
was less, the trade expecting light.
er run next week. December closed
at iG l. at 3-9 TO l-2c up.
Provisions holders sold; receipts
light In the packing centers. pork
closed unchanged to l2 OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
ARE YOU IN THE
MARKE EFT FOR A HOME?
CUNNINGHAM g. BUNCH HAVE
SEVERAL CHOICE BARGAINS
Both Small and Large
READ THE FOLLOWING

iNlFN lSiNAIs NllpI' ~ bAINbAlANo
Both Small and Large.
READ THE FOLLOWING
THEN ACT:
100000 for real nice home with
east front I'm bon-tOn resi-
dcnce part of the city. only
need a little cash to handle
this S-room, modern home
with well, barn and fine
shade; corner lot near car
line.
100000 buy fine east front. g..
room bungalow on S. Den
yer some terms
S250O00 viii buy houses renting for
$3.50 each. on car line. all
new aud in good condition; (;
good well water, near
sChoo; terms
S1050.OO for cottages in Wakefield
Addition, near car and
school. or viii sell any one
with $4,000 cash and $500
per month and x per cent
interest.
100000 buys l50Xli0 fine shady lots
not far out, on corner near
paved street; $500 cash han
dies, one and two years on
balance,
100000 brand new 5-room cottage
fine shade and well, close to
school and car line; part
time; not far out.
S250000 Modern Broom cottage and
lots S. Side; nice, high To-
cation in good locality;
terms liberal on this
5 10000 TO $4,000 for nice lots on
easy terms; close 10 car line
5 10000 to $4,000 for fine level lots
I'm East Lynn Addition; very
easy terms. Better call and
get choice today
$4,000 buys shady lot and small
house good well; near car
line; or will trade for hOrs-
es or cows.
100000 Brand new i-room cottage
nicely papered; fine shaded
lot. near line; good well soft
water easy terms or will
exchange for vacant lot
or trade in on larger
house What have you?
$500 pr acre for ! so acres Of i'm
proved land: living water;
i-room; near railroad sta
tlon and good market worth
more money
We have several ], 2. and l0-acre
tracts for sale on easy terms
and choice lot Of farms.
BARGAIN BARGATN!i
GET BUSY,!,
A new i.room house, east front,
barn. good well Of fine water close
to car line and n fine level lot II
you See this you will say It is a bar
gain. II YOU want to buy property
YOU will surely buy this place. Price,
S---; cash preferred. but can give
time on part If desired.
RENTAL PROPERTY
A-room house, close $1,000
Z rooms, modern. fine location $500
z rooms, modern. close in. $4,000
3 rooms, modern, close in,.... $3.50
s rooms modern, north and
east front ,.........,....,. S3b.OO
rooms, modern, very close In $4,000
Q rooms. east front. modern
shade .,,,,,......,...,.' SAb'uO
We have several 2 and 3-room cot
tages for rent from $500 to $1,000
per month-perhaps what you may
be looking for.
Ring Sts, office phone
Ring 552 for Il. G Cunningham,
residence.
Ring lO4s Red for W p. Bunch.
residence.
Always at your scrvice-still in the
ring for business.
CUNNINGHAM & BUNCH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19

$50 ACRES IN HUGHES COUNTY, OK.
lahoma l2O acres in cultivation; balance
pasture, hay meadow and timber HEAVY
black soil level. all fenced Good wells and
creek Three Broom houses two barns,
Price $50 per acre, terms 10 suit purchag.
cr For further particulars. address 1861"
Ia care Of this paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
I,nIIsl,s civ Markets.

Kansas city, Mo-, oct, lS.-Cattle-.
Receipts for the past fS hours (of-
flClal ending y. M cattle, 2L210;
calves, $500. Week ago, calves,
22.S57, calves, i,406 year ago, 2O,S95;
calves, 3,457
The run of cattle yesterday was a
triflc too liberal for the demand. The
quality was only fair and few sales
were made above 81 per cwt, The
best were steady and all others weak
to shade lower The market on
the quarantine side was slow and
prices steady Most OF the stulf on
both sides Of the river wpa grass
grass fatted killers
Cows and heifers were plentiful
aud the quality was no better than
that on steers Veal calves were
steady aud stockers and feeders slow
and unchanged,
The quotations:
Good to choice export and
dressed beef steers av,
120Om15O0 lbs ......SS.5OmS.O 90
Fair 10 medium export and
dressed beef steers av
120On 1900 lbs ..,...,. 6.00m 1865
Plain to fancy export and
dressed beef steers, av
900mt000 lbs ...,..,, 5,50m6.5O
Choice cows ............ d.50m5.2
Common cows and canner 2.50m40O
Choice heifers .......... 5.50@7 90
Fair to good heifers ..... i.50W6.75
Fanny feeders, 5000 1909
lbs ..,.,, .,,,,,,.,.,...t AiJ b,jO
Common 10 medium steers,
av S00M 800 lbs .,,.. 3.50mi.25
Good to choice stOckcrs, av
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
The Now York NInrkrIs

ny AssOciaied Press
New York, oct. lS-The specula.
tive movement In stocks showed
signs today Of entry upon new stage
Besides the normal profit taking
movement which interrupts every ad'
vance sooner or later, 1t was evident
that the course Of the London money
market exerting more Influence on tn,
operations In the New York stock
market than heretofore. Bonds were
CHKy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
GUARANTEE ABSTRACT AND TITLE co.

October IL, 1910,
lren Rogers In Jasper Rogers Lot q
In Block 2OI In W,odlnwn Add 10
Tulsa. warranty deed s /
Frank Hncknthorn 10 Clyde Roberts
Lot 10 In Block In Hacathorn
Add. To Tulsa, warranty deed IS 100
H. X. Smittle to Clyde Roberts. Io, 10
la Blork in lIackathorn Add IA
Tulsa warrnnty deed IL
Qunty Tyner Ia r. g. Keith w -
of sE ia of Sec. n. Twp "a north
Range IA east ouit claim deed
.Inmrs h Tynrr Ia y q Keith w 10
NJ SE 4 of scc. H. Twp 2I North
Ringc ~ enst 1uit claim deed 1
~ G Mills to lanes Allison Lot
In Block q In Bellyiow Ada Ia Tulsa
warranty deed Observation-Disclosures $500
ruhn Addition 60 Ia A V Pollick
I,ot IA In Rlork a In oyen Add
10 Tnlsn. warranty dead 400
Richard Tiger Cidn IN N Y Lanyard
~ ii Of See H. Twp 10 North
Range fl Fat Guardian deed sl4oo
George clifton 10 H. 4. Richardson.
NV II nf M IA nj 81 IA 81
SEQ gg Twp Fl North. Range IL
Enst warranty deed los
Grant r. Mccullough. Tr.. to Alice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
InIInm rnkrr.


New York, oct, rs The cotton
market opened easy nt decline of
9 20 Il points under liquidation aud
aggressive bear pressure inspired by
the easy cables, talk Of less urgent
trade demand ana good weather In the
South Reports that the West In
dian storm was again heading tor the
belt and support from some of the
big interests caused slight rallies, but
there was u lot of cotton Tor sale and
the market ruled very nervous with
prices during the middle of the morn.
ing some 90 10 - points net lower,
Liverpool aud The southern sellers
here aud % good many private re-
ports were received, clearing u less
active demand ana rrccr offerings Of
spots I'm the Interior
Range of prices quoted by llous'
tom Fihlc Is Go Market barely
steady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
ARKANSAS FARMS.

FOR SALE-u ACRES IN BENTON
County Ark Broom house, good barn, All
outbudings: 4 miles from SLOAN Springs,
Rural delivery md telephone iu house.
Best fruit growing tract In TINS district
owners health had only reason for selling.
Price, A., 500 including farm implements
and household furniture Address 1891 in
care ~ this paner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
RATES

iss "otd each issue under an cl,ssi.
hr't'oos beginning Aug I, 1910
lhc smallest smouni accepted
Your csdii IA good II you own tsls
phone
An ont oi towh ada muAt hs cs,h With
ofdsf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19

New Orleans, oct IS spot quiet,
l-Sc Oft Sales on the spot. Lbs
bales, to arrive, LO75 bales Low
ordinary II -lGc nominal, ordinary
II 7-Sc nominal, good ordinary,
10 6-l6c ;striO good ordinary
~ ll-l6c, low middling lic; strict
low middlng II l-ic, middling,
II l-2c, strict middhng, ~ 5-Sc; good
middling II 3-ic, strict good mid
ding, II l5-lGc, middling fair,
70 2lGc, middling fair to fair,
10 9.lGc, fair 10 l5-lGc nominal Re
c'ipls, 9,2ll; stock, iI732, Futures
clofel barely steady January,
lf37 to 1898, February lA22 to
ltitc; March, 1855 to 2t57, April,
lt,iSc to 1iGOc; May, 1AGpc to
II zoe, June, li7Sc to liSOc; Jul",
mono; October, li35c to 1850; No
vcmbcr. li26c to li2Sc; December,
ll2Sc to li29C
St Louis, Mo- oct is TN
changed; middlng, toe; sales, none;
roceipts, 6Sl bales shipments, bS9
bales; stocks, 762 bales,
Galveston, oct. is, - Steady
II 3-tc.