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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

school board this evening asking that
the board rescfnd all action on the sale
of the Central School property.
This is to be big day for the mem
bers OF the board of education of the
city of Hammond. Today will deter
mine whether or not the city of Ham
mond will take progressive step for
ward that will place it on the same
educational plane as the cities of Gary
and Whiting, or whether 1t is to lag
behind the rest of the cities of the
county and state. The following are
the propositions which will come up for
consideration:
THE proposition to sell the Central
school property.
2-The proposition to move the Cen
trail school building.
3AThe receiving of the bids on the
new Industrial high school.
These propositions involve more mon
ey than any other similar transaction
in the history of the Hammond schools.
Radical changes will be made in keep
ing with the progress of the city.
Board Meets Tonight.
The school board, which consists of
j. G. Ibach, Henry Bicknell and Aug.
]. Dresser of Robertsdale. will meet in
Superintendent C. NJ. McDaniels office
in sthe Eder block tonight.
Nothing has been heard of the pro-
posed action of certain State street
property owners who are opposed to
the sale of the Central school property
and who have retained Attorney Le-
fse3rand r. Meyer to- take steps to pre-
vent the board from acting in the mat
ter.
A. Nj. Turner was asked today if he
would stand pat on his proposition to
offer $3.50 front foot for the proper
ty. Mr.. Turner said, Il have not yet
made up my mind about the matter l
stated in an interview in THE TIMES
that IL there is an appreciable number
of the taxpayers of the city of Ham
mond who oppose the sale of the land
it will not need injunction proceedings
| to stop it. This is my position today.
! do not propose to buy this property
if there is an appreciable opposition to
the deal"
Data Now Available.
Superintendent c. NJ. Mcdaniel said
THE next twenty-four hours will de-
termine the boards conrse of action,
and there is no use worrying about the
outcome. The new school is badly
needed and the board seems to have in
mind the best plan for providing one
1t is understood that a large number
of bids for the construction of the
new school house have been received
by the members of the school board.
These will be opened tonight. Bids and
estimates on the cost of moving the
old Central school will also be ready
for inspection.
The approximate cost of purchasing
| the necessary property for the old
| school building on Fayette street will
| be made known, and, In fact the whole
proposition will be laid before the
] members of the board in every detail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

Paris, Dee. 15.-Sixty persons were injured several
probably fatally, when Paris passenger train on the
Northern railroad from Beauvais into stop block
today. Two crushed, elescopng the 9TH
er and practically every passenger in both hurt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

SEND IN YOUR TRIAL SUBSCRIP-
TTON TO THE TINES FOR MONTH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

South Bend, Ind Dec. 15.-Constable Har
stock, held at the county Jail pending an inqu'
his sanity, last night attacked Turnkey Jam
and badly chewed his hand and face.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

Washington Dec 15-It was rumored today that
Senator Beverdge, who is member of the senate COM
mittee on privileges and elections will oppose white
Uash of Senator Lorimer by that committee When
Senator Beverdge said: "It is impossible for me to
state what view shall take of the subcommittee re-
port -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

Washington, Dec. 15.-The democratic representa-
tyes from Indiana are deadocked the Endorsement
of Champ Clark for speaker and the deadlock is so
tight that it looks now as if Indiana will be of the
few states that fail formally go record in sup
port of the Missouri candidate for the speakership
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
BOARD To
SETTLE THE
QUESTION
Meeting Of Board of Educa-
tion Expected to Unravel
Knotty Problem Which
Has Interested Hammond
For Some Time.

A remonstrance containing more thar
fifty names of well known taxpayers IL
Hammond will be laid before thu
school board this evening asking tina
the board rescind all action on the sal
of the Central School property.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

A CLEAN PAPER. FIT FOR YOUR
TO READS THE TINES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

ADVERTISE IN TIE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

FAIR TO-DAY AND
TOMORROW; NO
CHANGE IN TEMP.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
OFFICE TO open
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Life Insurance Company to EX=
tend It's Loan Business to
This City

So strong is the faith Of william W
1IqCfnch. president Of the Massachu-
set-s Mutual life insurance company.
I'm the stability Of san Francisco, that
he announced Yesterday that the com
ranv would most likely extend its loan
office business TO this city. The loan
Office of the company farthest west is
In Kansas City
NcCHnch IS at the Palace with W. H.
Sargent. vice president Of the company.
a. conference viii be held here in the
next few days and the outcome of it,
according to AIcClinch. viii be the
Establishment Of loan department
here in connection with the regular
business
Everything is wonderful here Nc
CHnch said. 81 am a great believer in
the stability Of san Francisco and its
great future. Speaking from our own
business. we have done better during
the last year here than in the year
preceding the FIRE.
san Francisco is the only logical
place FOR the holding Of the Panama =
Pacific exposition. New Orleans is not
capable of taking care OF such a
gigantic Undertaking. This is not
alone my personal view, but also that
~ the merchants with whom ! come
in contact in Springfield"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
CLUBWONEN HONOR
FEDERATION CHIEFS
EbeII Entertains President and
Members of Board of State
Organization

OAKLAND. Nov. s.-Mrs Russell
Judson Waters. president of the Cali
fornia federation of women's clubs;
Mrs. E. J. Deniston. vice president at
large of the state organization, and
Mrs. J. W. Orr. general secretary We're
the honored guests at the luncheon
given this afternoon by the women of
Ebell in their Harrison street club
house
Mrs. Waters. who was elected from
Los Angeles district, is making a tour
of the north. acquainting herself with
conditions in this part of her wide ter
ritory. In talk before the local
women she traced the evolution of the
woman's club to it's present status,
charging the world to stand aside and
let the women's clubs develop as they
can without criticism and with all re-
spect."
Mrs. Deniston brought greetings
from the state board. DR.. Annette
Bucket. a charter member of Ebell.
made a plea for classes which should
prepare teachers for the special train
ing of defective and feeble minded
children in the public schools.
Sharing with the members of the
state board in the honors of the lunch
con were Nine. Sofa Neustadt, Mrs.
Lowell White. president of the Cali
fornia club; Mrs. Frank B. Weeks,
president of the Adelphian club; Mrs.
Charles Allardyce. president of the Tea
club. and Mrs Ernest S. Page, presi-
dent of the Twentieth Century club
The half hour of music was con-
tributed by Miss Bertha Arents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09

SpenboUnd the candidate Of NJ c.
Prichard for the Opening handicap at
Emeryviue Saturday. worked in bril-
liant style yesterday. Ridden by a big
exercise lad he stepped six furlongs in
I.l+. according TO several watches, and
did it in a manner that impressed
those who witnessed the performance.
should the track remain fast as at
present SpellbOund viii be hard to beat
g his impost Is not too heavy. and il
is said that a muddy track viii also
salt him. Weights for the event will
he announced today by Martin Nathan
son. and owners and form students
win then have an opportunity of fig
airing on the probable result.
The valet of Jockey c. H. Shilling
arrived at the track yesterday and re-
ported 10 Sam McGibben that the great
.ler expects to be here in time to ac-
.ept mounts Saturday. If he does he
~ ride BubbIing Water. Shilling
v-eat 20 Paris. Tex. TO visit the home
~ his parents. His services viii be in
demand here as he viii ride for A. 3.
spree -kels. who has an extensive string,
.-l many other owners viii be glad TO
put him mp on their horses.
Two carloads of horses arrived at
Eueryville Yesterday one from Van
.o-vrr contained the horses Of several
owners The Elk stable was repre-
scented by Janeta. Incentive and Alder
Ge'-r. p Grace has Osceola; A. Levy
brought Abihu. and Canique is owned
hE tle Glenwood stable.
5fI Summers. who trains the Beck
with stable came down from Vallejo
reIlr Bishop "a. Allness. Satkass, Jen-
--e kIsmet. ocean View. Juan and
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
.SPELLBOUND SHOWS
CLASS IN WORKOUT
Prichard's Candidate for the Opening
Handicap in Great Shape

yearling colt by Kismet-Kate Camp
bell.
George Bassett was due from ogden
last evening with four horses. His
string consists of No Quarter, Swager-
lator, Salomy Jane and Ocalee. The
latter is a chestnut filly by St. Simon
ian II-Nun's Cloth and won several
races for Ham Keene on the Montana
circuit before Bassett paid S1,So0 for
her.
Earl Linnell is en- route to Los An
geles from New York and telegraphed
from a point in Kansas yesterday that
the carload he shipped from Saratoga
Sunday should arrive here tomorrow.
Linnell win come up from Los Angeles
after making a brief visit there. Gar
ner viii likely arrive in time to ride
the opening day.
Jockey Merritt Buxton, who landed
50 winners on the tracks of the inter
mountain circuit during the summer
and fall. viii ride for the Denver sta
BILE. which has Setback and the clever
mare, Anne McGee. Tom Ryan has
second call on his services. If Bal
roma starts in the Opening handicap
Buxton Will ride her.
Joe Stern wrote to Secretary Treat
that he would leave Vancouver this
week with three horses. He raced on
the British Columbia circuit.
The Emeryville track is in fine shape
and if no more rain falls some ia st
time should be hung up early in the
season.
J. A. McGovern. who was formerly
associated with "Daggie" Smith, will
ofiCiate as patrol judge at Bmeryville
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
NEGROES HANGED FROM
SAME TELEGRAPH POLE
Double Lynching Occurs at
MOntezuma, Ga.

MONTEZUNIA. Ca, Nov. s.-Two ne
gFoes We're hanged from telegraph
uole last night in Flint river swamps.
less than a mile from the center of tho
city. William Barnes and John Walker
were held for the murder of Night P0-
liceman Bush of MOntezuma.
At 2 o'clock last night citizens hero
heard pistol shots and. investigating
found the body of Barnes dangHrc.
from a telegraph pole and riddled with
bullets.
At midnight more shots We're heart
and this morning the body OF Welk@r
was seen hanging from the same polo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
OHIO WOMAN MARRIES
HER ADOPTED SON
First Gives Bridegroom Legal
Permission TO Wed

WELLSTON, O., Nov. S.-Nrs- Sarah
Stewart, 40 years of age, married James
Turner 20 years of age. her adopted
son. here yesterday.
AS guardian of the young man, Mrs.
Stewart first appeared before the
license clerk and signed the necessary
permission for a minor to marry.
The bridegroom was adopted by Mrs
Stewart when he was baby. He was
given a good education and when he
grew up he decided that he could not
Go better than enter into q closer rela-
tion with the woman who had cared
for him all his life.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
DUMMY CORPORATION
TOOK OVER COAL CLAIMS
Stenographers Alleged to Have
Been Former Mayors Tools

SEATTLE. Nov S.-The indictment
returned at Spokane recently by a fed
eral grand jury against Harry White of
Los Angeles, former mayor of Seattle,
for his alleged connection with Alaska
coal frauds, accuses White of having
incorporated the Alaska clean smoke
less anthracite coal company. capital
s10.000,000, for the purpose of taking
over Alaska coal claims, and, of having
induced Misses Cora B. Anderson and
Neva L. Airey, stenographers of Seattle.
to act as dummy incorporators, the
former being president, the latter Sec
retary- treasurer.
To this company. the Indictment says,
We're transferred nine claims of the
Charles Doughton group.
The young women are employed by
attorneys for White, and they say that
they signed a large number of papers
without reading them and received no
pay for their services.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
VICTIM OF SALOON
ROBBER PASSES AWAY
Portland Police Find No Trace
of MurdererS

PORTLAND. Nov. S.-W. W. Chappell,
proprietor of saloon in the northern
district of Portland, who was shot by
a holdup man last night. died in the
hospital today of his injuries.
William Harvey, an aged employe of
the place. who sought to capture the
robber by attempting to knock him
down with chair, was instantly killed
The police have thus far been un-
able to make any headway in the ap-
prehension of the murderer. The search
for the murderers of Dan Patrit. a
waiter who was shot at Second
and Everett streets last night, has been
equally unsuccessful. The police be-
lieve that Patrit was killed by some of
his countrymen. The murder of Patrit
is the third mysterious killing in this
city within the last two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
Stanford to Call Halt in
Fall Baseball
[Soeo;al Dispotch 70 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. s.
The fan baseball practice viii be dis
continued after the big game with
california owing to the unsettled con-
clifton Of the weather. Plans for the
spring season are rather unsettled, as
no one has been selected captain to
succeed "AfiCky" Reed. whose resigna-
ricn was handed in several weeks ago
The executive committee has written 10
@. r. Sampson, 'O9, asking him to coach
the 1871 baseball squad. No reply has
been received.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
RUSSIA RENTS DUTY
ON PHOTO EXHIBITS
Entries to Be Made in Moscow
by December l

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-The collec-
tions Of amateur photographs intended
for the International Photographic ex-
hibition, which is to be held at Moscow
from March IA to May next, will be
admitted free of duty to Russia, ac-
cording to a consular report received
here. If any sales are made. however,
the regular rates of tariff will be i'm
posed but it has been suggested that
exhibitors include the tariff charges in
the valuation of their exhibits. Appli-
cations for admittance of exhibits must
reach the Russian Photographic society
Of Moscow not later than DECEMBER l..
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
SANTA ROSA TEACHER
TO BECOME A BRIDE
Miss Elizabeth Rainey to Be
Married i'm This City
Special Dispofch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, Nov. S-Nfss Eliza
beth Rainey, daughter of the late Mrs.
A. c. Rainey of this city, and>a teacher
in the local school, will be married to-
morrow TO Joseph Alexander of Healds-
burg. son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Alexander, pioneer residents of Healds-
burg. The wedding will take place in
the West Side Christian church in San
Francisco at noon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
WOMEN ROBBED OF
JEWELS BY BURGLARS
Diamond Earrings, Watch and
Rings Are Stolen

Burglars forced the rear door of the
home of Mrs. Nancy Mccoy, 992 Potrero
avenue, early Monday morning and stole
$3.50 worth of jewelry. including dia
mond earrings valued at $125.
Gaining entrance to the home of Mrs.
a. Currier, 533 Steiner street, by an
open window of a light well, a thief on
Monday afternoon stole gold watch,
rings and pins valued at ST..
The thief devoted his attention to the
bedroom, which he ransacked.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
POISON KILLS WOMAN;
POLICE SEEK HUSBAND
Wife Would Not Admit That
She Intended Suicide
So Dispatoh o ~ CoIIl

SAN JOSE, Nov. s.-Mrs. May Hicks
who was found dying late Sunday night
from carbolic acid poisoning and whose
husband is being sought by the au-
thorities in all parts of the state. died
a the county hospital late last evening
without admitting that she had taken
the poison Of her own volition-
The police want the husband. who is
an advertising solicitor on q local news
paper. He has not been seen since
shortly after the woman was found.
The woman in an antemortem state
ment talked freely, but would not admit
that she had intended suicide.
The conduct Of the husband is looked
upon by the neighbors and the police
as al least suspicious. The bottle which
contained the acid can not be found
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
EMBEZZLEMENT LAID TO
JEWELRY REPAIRER

Harry Klein, jewelry repairer ac-
cused of taking $500 worth of stock
from the store of Max Ford, in Fourth
street, two weeks ago, was arrested in
Santa Rosa yesterday and brought back
to this city by Detectives Regan and
O'Connell. He is charged with embez-
Element
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
L. c. Students Prepare
For Big Rally

BERKELEY, Nov S.-The bimonthly
meeting Of the students of the univer-
sity. which win be held in Harmon
gymnasium Friday morning at Il
o'clock VIII be in the nature Of foot
bah rally the day before the big game
The university band viii render the
music and the speakers viii be Judge
Fletcher A. Cutter. attorney for the
regents. and F. G. Athern, football star
Of the class Of 1890 and a member of
the famous 80 TO 0 team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
Cured in 5 DAYS

CURE VARICOCELE- HYDROCFr.F.
HERNIA. PILES. FiSTULA AND STRlC-
TURE in hve days No severe operation No
detention from occupation.
I am the only specialist IN San FranciSc~
who does not advertise a fictitious name and
photograph ] publish nv true photograph
correct name. personally conduct my office
am the longest established. most successful
and reliable. as medical credentials and preSs
records prove. make this statement 81 tha-
you will know you consult celebrated spe-
cIalist who sees and treats patients person
ally. I possess skin and experience acquired
in such way that no other can share and
should not be classed with medical nnpanles.
II is unwise and expensive 10 embrace the
statements OF medical companies. II fs I'm
nossible for medical company 10 attend col
lege. Companies have no diplomaS or license
n practice medicine IN California snv
other state. Medical companies usually are
named after q doctor portrsit whose per
sonalfty and identity indefinite u
lected and published ~ the legitimate sne-
cialist OF the office Hired substitutes. ord1-
nary doctors with questionable ability. give
consultations. examinations and treatment
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
sswEAKNESS"
That disorder commonly known - saweak
ness'' has for years snd generations baffed
the efforts OF physicians. vet 70 fhis verv
day majority OF doctors. specialists nor
excepted. are attempting to overcome II hy
methods that have been IN constant use and
have always failed for half century. They
dose the system with powerful Stimulants
and tonicS. calculated TO restore nervous
force or strength. that IL not and never has
been lacking. with a result that the func-
tfous are temporarily excited to the positive
detrfnent OF the patient. Weakress-we will
call IL such for convenieuce tust now-ls
only a symptom resulting from a chroneailY
swollen and infamed prostate gland and r.
curable bv local treatment only. Either
early dissipation or some improperly treated
contracted disease Is responsible for the in
hammation In most instances. though acct
dent injury. strain. etc. may produce the
same result / permanently cure these
cases OF prematureness. loss OF power. etc.
without the giving OF n single internal dose.
which demonstrates the absolute accuracy or
NV understanding aud treatment OF this dis
order In years ! have not met with a sin
rle failure, and 7 have entire confidence IN
nSS ability to cure all cases that come TO me
for treatment. I am equally certain that no
treatment other than that which I have per
fected can completely and permanently re-
store strength and vigor.
I also cure Contracted Disease. Chronic
Iosses SDermatorrhoea. Contagious Blood
Poison and all Complications from these all
ments.
NY advice and consultation free to the
afflicted whether treatment Is taken or not.
I am always glad 20 explain my methods and
give friendly advice TO all who call If you
can not come to see me. write today H0urs.
a. %. to D. m SUNDAYS TO only.
DIR. III. G. MARTIN
72f MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09

BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT Seven Pines cir
Gle No. 3. Ladies OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic. VIII have q campfire for the bene
n Of the relief and funeral funds at Audi
torlnm Annex, Fillmore and Page streets. on
Wednesday evening, November 16- There viii
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09

GAS ovERCoMEs THREE PERsoEs-Br Bridge
port Conn, Nov. s.-Hans p Peterson. As
years Old found dead In bed at his home
here today. the room filled with Illuminating
gas. His wife and 10 year old both
Unconscious from the fumes. It is believed
that Peterson committed suicide by turning on
the gas. Mrs. Peterson and son are not ex-
pected 10 recover.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
Mine HopelessIy Wrecked

SEATTLE. Nov S-The Lawson
mine at Black Diamond. in which l.
men were killed by a dust explosion
Sunday. is apparently hOpeless1y
wrecked and it is likely that the bod
les of the dead men viii not be brought
out
A number OF mine experts and prac-
tica1 miners. including officers OF labor
unions. will hold an inquest at Black
Diamond on the mine tonight and viii
consider whether it is worth while 70
imperil life TO dig out dead badies. The
main shaft is irreparabI damaged.
The prevailing opinion is that the
mine and it's dead viii be abandoned
and sealed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
Regal Races /
| With Death !

contest with death:
The first lap in race with death
was won the other evening at Des
Moines, Ia, when Henry w. Grout, re-
siding in Waterloo Ia, stepped from
an auto. at the Union depot in Des
Molnes in time to catch a train for
the west, where, at Manitou, Colo, his
wife lies dying.
This race to catch the train was
made in Regal touring car belonging
to Mr.. Grout. He engaged an expert
enced driver in order to aid him in
covering the 136 miles between Water
loo and Des Moines. and it was done
in almost record breaking time. Twice
they were delayed at time when mo-
ments were more precious to Mr.. Grout
than his own life.
Shortly before noon on the dav of
this occurrence Mr.. Grout received a
telegram from Denver stating that his
wife was dying. Consulting the time
tables. he learned that no train could
take him to Des Moines in time to
catch the first train for the west, when
moments were so precious. Lee Os-
trander, an experienced driver en-
ployed by the Glide auto company. was
secured and with Mr.. Grout's Regal
touring car they left Waterloo at 12
O'Clock noon on race for Des Moines
in an effort to catch the train for the
west, which leaves there at $50 in
the evening
AT Marshalltown, Ia, they stopped
10 minutes to secure lunch and then
utes was caused by a defective tire
Thus one hour was lost. At 5:25 o'clock
tney arrived at DeS MoineS nearly
one hour, ahead of theftrain. and thus
consumed in making the trip was four
and half hours. or five hours and 25
minutes, including the delay
"A previous record of FIVE hours and
Moines was made by Litchfeld of Des
Moines.