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PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts. S,S71 tubs; cream
cry, extra. CSC; price to retail deal
ers, 311kc; prints. 32Hc; extra firsts.
nrsts. 27c; frsts, 25hc; seconds, 24h G.;
ries, extra 27c firsts, Csc; seconds, 24c;
ladies, No 1. 23c; packing stock, &c.
Eggs-Receipts, 6.1s7 cases; miscel-
laneous lots, cases returned, 140 tic;
cases returned, 1874 @16hc; ordinary
ffrsts, 1sc; frsts. must be As per cent
fresh, zoe; prime frsts, packed in new
whitewood cases and must be SIS per
cent fresh, 22c; extra, specially packed
for city trade and must be 80 per cent
fresh 25c; No. 1 dirties, 12@ 14c; checks
1Om11c.
New potatoes = Receipts, % cars;
choice to fancy. 7s@ soc; fair to good,
73@7Ec.
-eai-QuotatIons for veal In gooc
order were as follows; so to so lib
weights s@shc: SO to SO lbs, s1 0sc;
so to 100 lbs. 9@shc; fancy. 10012c.
Dressed beef-No. 1 ribs. lie; No
1 loins, 19c; No. / round lie; No. ]
chuck, TIC; No. plate, TIC.
five poultry-Turkeys, per lb, zoe;
chickens, fowls, lie; broilers, 1870
ROSTERS &c; geese, Sc; spring geese, lie
ducks, 12hc: spring ducks. II Il c.
Green vegetables-Beets, 75c per 10t
punches: cabbage, new. s1.o0 pei
| crate; carrots, new, 75c per 100 bunch.
es: cucumbers, Csc per doz; caulif1ower
( soc $50 per doz; celery, % a soc PEI
box: green onions, &c per bunch
horseradish, 75G soc per doz stalks; let
tuce, head, per box. 50@6oc; leaf
10c per case; mushrooms, 5Q15c pc
| doz, onions. 50c@ $3.50 per sack; pars
/ ley 10@15c per bunch radishes, 75c
s100 per 100; string beans. so @ SOC box
| spinach, rs 0S0c per tub; tomatoes, i
| a 40c per crate; turnips, new, 75cg s1.0
per sack.
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COMMENCE HOUSEKEEPING.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fisher, who were
married in Detroit. Mich, about six
weeks ago, began housekeeping in the
apartments a go Adams street today.
Mrs. Fisher was formerly Miss Ray
mond, member of the Mercy hospital
training staff. Upon leaving the Mercy
hospital some time ago the announce
ment came of Mr.. Fishers and Miss
Raymond's marriage in Detroit, but 1t
was vigorously denied by their friends
upon their return.
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CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No. red,
994c0s101: No. 3 red, 96 u q 99c: No. 2
hard. sAcQs1O411; No. 3 hard, SO Y a
995sc
Spring wheat by sample: No. ]
northern. s1.15@1.17 nominal: No. 2
northern, s1.106114 nominal; No. 8
spring, e9cd $1-04
Corn by sample: No. 2. 591sc; No 9
white, SO II q 5s%c No. yellow, 5sh a
sex c; No 3, sec; No 3 white, SO a 50 u G
No. yellow, $50 5SHc; No. 4. $40 5SKc
Oats by sample: No. q 3oHc; No. E:
white. 3siz 034Ae; No. 3 white, 80 q q
ssAc; No. white, s11z 932c; stand
ard. s31z q Sic
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Masonic Funeral Sunday.

The members of the Gary Colored
Masonic lodge will turn out in full
force Sunday afternoon to attend the
funeral of one of their late n1embesr,
Chas. Taylor, 81 years old.
Taylor was employed at various time
by several of Gary's hotels and restau-
rants as a chef, as he was one of con-
siderable ability. He passed away In
Chicago. The funeral will be conduct
ed from Jones undertaking parlors in
Washington street.
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he should have been reserved for the
prosecuting attorneyship and after all
he may land the nomina ton for 1t.
Two Joint Candidates.
OF the joint representative job
Newton county has a candidate in the
person OF Col. Sammons who has been
an ardent worker. E1nathan Braddock
Of Gary Is the only Lake man who has
announced his candidacy. Braddock
will make his race on union labor
platform and If he is nominated he will
endeavor to line up the labor vote for
the ticket.
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ANNIVERSARY DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. Mauzy. 636
Harrison street, entertained a number
of their friends last evening, the event
being the celebration of the first an
niversary of their marriage. which took
place at Winona Lake a year ago. An
elaborate wedding dinner was served
at o'clock. The following guests were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall,
DIR. and Mrs. II. NJ Hosmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ]. Watson, Mrs. Chestina Mauzy
of Indianapolis and Harold Guffin.
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He Is Papa Again.

Don F. van Lfeuw, the Security
block broker and property agent for
Jeffrey & Morgan, the Chesterton bank
ers. is smiling today because an eight
and -half-pound boy arrived in his
home this morning.
The Van Lieuw residence is in Ches-
terton. and as the stork has been there
before the old bird found no difficulty
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MARRIAGE rs
CELEBRATED
Especial to THE TIMES. }

East Chicago, Ind, Sept. 2.-The
marriage of Miss Annie Zuck and Mr..
Morris Cohen. both of Chicago, VIII be
celebrated Sunday at the home of the
brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Braman, 1884 Magoun avenue. The
ceremony will take place during the
afternoon, Rabbi Maran of Indiana
Harbor officiating. A supper viii fol-
low the ceremony and later there will
be dancing. Music will be furnished by
a violin and piano. The young people
will make their home in Chicago.
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ATTEND FAMILY REUNION.

E. r. ODonneH left the city today
for Denison, o., where he goes to join
Mrs. ODonnen and children. who have
been spending several weeks at the
home of Mrs O'Donnells parents. On
Saturday there will be a big family
reunion of the Baldwin family of over
100 members. Mr.. and Mrs. O'DonnelT
will return to Gary Monday
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Monaco.

NONACE
The following letters In answer 70
TIMES classified advertising may DO ef-
tanned ut TIE TIMES office. They viii
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receipt OF stanps
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HAS Nnr PURCHASED 1T.

Fort Wayne-Afanager Eddie Wheel
er of the South Bend Central League
yesterday denied the story that he has
purchased the half interest of Bert
Annis that team. Wheeler also de-
hnitely announced that he would not
be with South Bend next year. having
under consideration two good offers.
one of which re will accept.
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PRESBYTERIAN :. $. PICNIC.

With the expectation of having a fine
day, it was a large crowd of young
people who boarded the 1924 train for
Robertsdale this noon, where the
Presbyterian Sunday school are holding
their annual picnic today.
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THERE ALE -FOUR COPIES OF THE
TIMES SOLD IN HAMMOND FOR Ev-
ERY COPY SOLD BY ANY OTHER
PAPER. 1T GIVES you THREE TIMES
AS MUCH NEWS FO2 ONE CENT As
OTHER PAPRS 90 FOR TWO
CENTS.
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TAG DAY PREPARATIONS.

All preparations have been made for
the tag day to be given for the bene-
fit of the Mercy hospital next Monday,
Labor day. Up to noon sixty-four VOL
unteers had sent in their names to the
committee and will assist in the tag
ging. The taggers are requested to
meet at the K. of C. hall al o'clock on
Monday morning. where they will re-
ceive their white caps with the red
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
EAST GARY.

Mrs. Esther Babcock was Chicago
busfn- visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Laube of Hobart
visited at ]. MilIers Wednesday and
Thursday.
william Marquardt was a Hobart Wis
itor Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. C. Thorn and son, Ralph, were
Miller visitors Wednesday afternoon.
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VISITS IN GARY.

Mrs. Chestina Mauzy of indianapolis
is spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold G. Mauzy, $50 Harrison
street.
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DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

The Daughters of Liberty will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs. George
T. Baker, Washington street. near
Twentythird avenue, this evening.
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VISIT IN GARY.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilmington and daugh-
ter of Charlottesville. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
d. Hillgartner and Miss r. HiIlgartner
of Baltimore are guests at the Gary
hotel for a few days.
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MRS. MOE RETURNS.

Miss Ingwald Moe will return from
the Moe cottage near Walkerton
tomorrow, where she has been spending
the summer months.
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ING FOR DOESN'T ADVERTISE TO-
DAY. YOU ADVERTISE FOR HIM
IN THE TIMES TMORROw! AND THE
SAME DOUBLE-CAPACIT FOR SER
VICE HOLDS TRUE OF ALL THE
WANT ADD CLASSIFICATIoNS
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NOTICE

VIII PARTIES who have replies 70 ciAs-
si1ed ads addressed care Lake County
Times kindly call promptly for samsf
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NOTICE 70 ADvERTIsERA

Readers of the following adysrsaes@
ments who wish 70 communists WE
advertisers who identity IL not re-
vealed, should follow the instrHo-
lions to address them by the key iet-
ter given Requests at this ONCE %
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vertisers cannot, In justice to the a.
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cross and their banks.
Luncheon will

be served the entire day in the K of c.
hall, and the committee in charge, con-
sisting of Sister Cecilia, Miss Alta
Wigentan and Mathew Cox will be on
hand to receive the money
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MAE Help

WANTED-Middle aged married man
for night position as elevator man,
night watchman and janitor; must be
neat in appearance, honest, strictly
temperate willing to work and steady
seven nights in week; good wages and
light work to the right party: bring
references; do not take UP our time I'M
less you can meet the above require
ments. Call at room 218 Hammond bldg,
Saturday morning at 1880. Ask for o. C.
Trout.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02

Dancing at East Chicago Rink Sat
urday. Sept. 3rd. All come, Stirling:
orchestra. 2-2i
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ON VACATION.

Bert Smith of the Gary Land Co.'S
office force is enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
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college, has been spoken of for the
place but the mayor neither affirms nor
denies that he will be a candidate
The story is now out that certain of
the big interests that made the money
flow into the Hammond city democratic
Golfers last fall are agreed upon fnanc-
Ing Mr.. Becker's campaign should he
run.
In any event despite all denials that
Mr.. Becker is not a senatorial candi-
date some great gum shoe work has
been done in the past few weeks and
If the Hammond mayor suddenly crops
out with ambitions to go to the state
senate it should cause no great sur
prise. II 1t has not already been done
great pressure viii be brought upon
him TO accept the place within the next
few days.
Another job For Parks.
With regards to the prosecutorshir
there seems to be no democrat in the
race. Attorney P. A Parks of Indians
arbor who was considered a receptive
when he was side tracked into the leg
islative nomination, may also be nomi
mated for prosecutor and If the join
convention adopts him he will give III
the legislative nomination Some o
the democrats are Inclined to believe
that there was too much haste in nam
ing Parks for the legislature and tina
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
ATTORNEY nRETscH RETURNS.

Attorney Clarence Bretsch has re-
turned from two weeks vacation.
spent with his parents in New York
state
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this time in finding the place. Young
VaVn Lieuw will have his surname
John A
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AZ far a. 1t is possible. It II ADVISED
that al: classified ads should either %
mailed or sent to the ofAce.
The TINES Will lot be Responsible
for errors In ads taken ever the tsio-
phone.
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Therefore, he said, the farmers are
not worrying over the tariff. He says
it will be useless for the democrats to
undertake to show them that the re-
publican party is going to do them any
harm. He says also that while the
tariff will be made a big issue by the
democrats it will not have any effect
on the people, but that the real issues
of the campaign will be on other lines.
He argued that the liquor question
would cut more figure than the tariff.
and that on this issue the republicans
would benefit most
The democrats are going to make
their big tariff fight in Indiana in OPP
position to a tariff commission. On
this subject Republican State Chairman
Lee and Charles w. Miller, United
| States district attorney. were talking
| yesterday, and they made clear the
necessity for tariff commission.
| 1T is entirely reasonable to believe
/ that a commission composed of disin-
| terested capable men of both parties
/ should be better able to recommend
the right kind of tariff legislation thar
! the average congressman. who comes
! from business or Industrial life" said
Mr.. Miller. No man can be expected
to go right into a tariff fight and know
exactly what ought to be done. They
| cannot be expected to know this any
! more than a piano tuner could be ex
pected to know how TO doctor case
| of typhoid fever. But If you get
commission composed OF experts VIII,
thoroughly understand every detail O
the tariff and have that commission
investigate conditions and mahe rec
oomme ndations for tariff Legislation
you will get laws that will be equit
able and just. The tariff, like an,
other business, needs to be handled b,
experts who are fully qualified an
who have knowledge of the subject"
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WHY ARE YOU NOT A TIMES
READER7
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This same man said one of the en-
alton was that the farmers of the state
are so well satisfied and prosperous.
This, he said. will work for the good
of the republican party. The farmers,
he said, have been made prosperous
by republican legislation and under
republican administrations, and they
are willing to trust their welfare in
| the hands of the republicans. They are
|. prosperous under the Pay -Aldrich
| tariff law, he said, and they were pros
/ porous under the Dingley law and un-
der the Mckinley law. They know that
! the republican party enacts legislation
| that will be beneficial to the people,
| farmers and others alike, and they are
| willing to continue to trust the repub-
/ lican party to take care of their in
/ terests, this man explained.
] The farmers. he said. have not made
| up their minds that a change in the
| tariff laws would bring disaster. They
| know that the party would not enact
| detrimental legislation. He said the
| republicans had made them prosperous
before and they believe that if the re
| publicans make any changes in the
tariff laws the changes viii not harm
them but will make them just as pros
! a
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naR. RENT

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light house
keeping; also sleeping room. 244
Michigan ave-; phone 4S3 or 1853, Ham
mond, Ind 22
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TOGA FOR
L LAWRENCE
BECKER?

e-cntinned from Page l.,
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FOR RENT-Furnishe room; suitable
for one two persons; only one blk
from courthouse. Apply $50 Morton
court, Hammond, Ind 23
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JANITOR WANTED AT HOLY ANGEL
school, Gary. Apply at Father JAN
sens residence. Seventh avenue and Ty-
Ter street, Gary. lit
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BOARD AND ROOM.

WANTED-Boarders 437 Ash ST, Ham
mond, Ind; all conveniences; phone
sos. 31-3
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HE'S BACK;
DEMOCRATS
BEWARE,

tconunued from Page on~,
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FOR RENT-Two rooms completely
furnished for housekeeping, with gas
range and refrigerator and all modern
conveniences. Hiram W. Ribble, 1910
Hemlock St, Indiana Harbor 2-3
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TnST AND FOUND

LOST-Class pin set with emeralds
and initial e. engraved on it and
1908. between N Holman and German
Citizens bank. Please return to Times,
Hammond Ind 1-3
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LOST-Purse containing s51. between
Hammond and Gary, probably on ST.
car Finder will be literally rewarded
If returned to Mrs. G. w. Barnes, room
II Washington hotel, Gary, Ind. 30-l
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FOR RENT-To lady, modern furnished
room Apply los Condit St. Hammond
Ind. 2-2
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some magazine articles while he was
away and gave a good deal of thought
to what he will say in his campaign
speeches
Less and less grows the talk about
republicans who will not support the
republican ticket this year. One of the
men who has always belonged to the
faction that opposed Beverage made
the declaration yesterday that all of
the talk about opposition on Bever-
i'd ge's account is bosh.
II have been in many of the coun-
ties of Indiana" he said, "and l have
not been able to put my finger on a
single republican that will say he is
going to vote against the ticket this
year do not like Beveridge and he
knows IT, / have always been with the
other faction and am yet, and IL there
was any danger of any of these men
voting against Beveridge I would hear
of 1t. But there is nothing of that
kind Tt would be worse than ever to
| elect democratic legislature and send
| John W. Kern to the senate. Not only
! that, but democratic legislature would
| redistrict the state so as to make il
! impossible for the republicans to con-
| troll the Legislature or elect congress
men in this state for another ten
wears. Men in the party who are look
ing to the future and who expect OF
hope 10 hold office are not pleased with
! such a prospect"
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FOR RENT-To man who will put in
butcher shop or grocery, a choice new
store. Apply Arnold Keldenich, corner
Calumet ave- and Carroll St, Hammond,
Ind Also have three steam heated flats
for rent. 1tf
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NOTICE TRANSFERS, LOCAL 362.
All members to be at Roth's hall at
8 a. m. Monday, Sept. 5th, to join in
Labor day parade. Bring your buttons
with you. T. HARLE, Sec.
WHY ARE YOU NOT A TIMES
READER?
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HOLSTERS to Banquet

Chicago, H., Dec. 9.-Indiana will
come to the front and occupy the spot
light glare in Chicago tomorrow
night when transplanted natives of
the Hoosier state will gather in the
Congress Hotel to celebrate the an
niversary of the admission of that
Commonwealth to the Union at the
sixth annual banquet of the Indiana
Society of Chicago. John l.. Crit
fiths, United States consul at London.
will make the principal address.
Other speakers of the evening will
include George AIDE. the noted hui
morist: former Senator Hemernway,
President Stone of Purdue Univer-
sity, William Dudley Foulke, Presi-
dent Mcintosh of Wabash College,
President Kelley of Earlhap Col
lege, Meredith Nicholson. Charles
Major. George Barr McCutcheon
and John w. Kern.
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session was held at the home of Mrs.
w. Z. Tomlinson. After roll call,
quotations were read from Shakes
peare's 1.-The Tempest" Mrs. 2. A.
Lanham then read paper giving the
Historical Setting" of the famous
play and Mrs. l.. r. Gillette gave
Characters of the Play Mrs. H.
F. Hubbard led a discussion.
On Dec. 18th Christmas musicale
will be offered by the general club.
Something quite elaborate is being
prepared ana; another announcement
will be made later.
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ing of such show we simply must
have building of some Sort"
Mr. Van Dissel Is very enthusiastic
over the Chicago show.
"The Chicago show was success"
he continued. 1.-The attendance was
very satisfactory, about $4,000. As
result of the holding of this show,
quite few land sales have already
been put through. l will not at this
time state to whom the sales we're
made, but l can authoritatively state
that the deals have been put through
Moreover, / know that in the very
near future quite number of addi-
tional deals are to be made.
Establish Apple Circuit.
Gin regard to the matter of estab-
|lishing circuit of apple shows, the
subject will be taken up with the
chamber of commerce with an idea
of deciding whether or not the
scheme is feasible, and if the PROPOSE
tion seems to hold merit the plan will
probably be undertaken.
ct is true that the land show peo-
pie of Chicago tried to confuse the
minds of Chicagoans by giving the
impression that their show was also
the National Apple Show. This they
did by calling the day that we open
ed at their show Apple and Land
Show which they finally took down
after we had made several requests.
THE Chicago Tribune, under the
head of Land Show in their article
on the first page, announced the ar
rival of the apple special in such a
way as to lead the people to believe
the apples were destined for the land
show. AS result, many people went
to the land show under the impress
sion that they were attending the
apple show.
1.-The show was success, both
from the standpoint of those attend
ing and the exhibitors"