The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-24
UP AND DOWN IN
I-N-D-I-
BREWERY DROPS CASE.

The suit filed several months ago
against the Good Citizens League of
Franklin. by the brewery agents and
venued to Morgan County, has been
dismissed by the brewery men and
costs all paid by them. The defend
ants have to pay their own attorney
fees and a collection is being taken up
for this purpose.
OPPOSE HALLOWEEN MASKING.
Any person who appears the
streets of Anderson on Halloween
wearing a mask will be promptly ar
rested. according to proclamation is
sued today by Mayor Foster. 1t has
been the custom for many years to al
low masking on the streets during the
early hours of the evening. Many
depredattons alleged to have been COM
mitted last year under cover of masks
is the reason given by the mayor for
disseminating the custom.
ONLY GOD AND SHANK KNOW.
There are more Illicit joints operat-
ing in Indianapolis than there are in
the seventy dry counties of Indiana"
declared J. Frank Hanly in his speech
for the county local option law in
Charlottesville Friday night. How
many of these Illicit joints there in
Indianapolis only God and Mayor Lew
Shank know" continued the speaker
HELD FOR MURDER.
Joseph Novak. accused of Turing
Tony De Wolf of Battle Creek. Mich.
to I.aporte and robbing him, has been
tsken into custody charged with his
murder. De VOLTS body was found
in a creek near the Mirhigan town.
Novak is alleged to have taken
umbrage at De VOLTS accusation that
he robbed him and after dragging him,
| to have thrown the body into a creek.
PINCHOT IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Henry Wallace of Des Moines, Ia,
president of the National Conservation
Congress, and Clifford Pinchot, former
| chief forester whom President Taft
ousted from the Department of the In
terror and who is now head of the Ma
tional Conservation Association are
to confer on conservation matters in
Indianapolis today
BEvERIDGE CAMPAIGN HOT.
| In a drizzling rain. along muddy
roads, Senator Beveridge traversed the
Eighth Congressional District Friday,
speaking to the people who awaited
patiently his coming at Portland and
! Winchester. He arrived in Muncie
Friday evening to appear before one
| of the largest and most enthusiastic
audiences he has faced during the
| campaign.
APPROPRIATES $4,000.
| The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has completed double tracking its line
from Logansport to Bradford through
Hartford City. The company will make
additional changes here that will en-
tail the expenditure OF sf5O.o00. The
work will include the building of a
$4,000 passenger depot and a NAM
moth coaling and water station a mile
west of the city.
FALL FROM LADDER FATAL.
Robert Kunkle died in Hartford
City today as the rest OF injuries re-
ceived a week ago when he fell from
a stepladder. His death occurred on
his seventy-fourth birthday. He was
the father-in-law OF the late Sydney W.
Cantwell, former speaker of the Indi-
ana House OF Representatives
TRUSTEES ARE ACCUSED.
Charges of loose methods in purchas-
ing supplies and of excess salary pay
ments are contained in the reports filed
by field exs miners of the State Board
of Accounts who recently completed
their investigation of the books OF