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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20
UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
b. c. DAY BUYS STOCK.

| The hearing in Probate Court on the
| report of sale of 322h shares of capital
stock of the American Central Life In
surance Company by Wilbur and Ed
ward Dark, guardians of Margaret
Dark, to DR.. Herbert Wooden, for him.
self and others, at s275 a share, came
| to abrupt end yesterday noon when
an attorney representing Bertram c.
Day. a minority stakeholder of the
company. offered in open court the
sum of $277.50 a share for the stock.
ARRANGE FOR G. A. r.. MEET
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee in charge of the G. A. r. en-
campment to be held in Richmond May
II, is and 10, Laurence A Handley was
chosen chairman and Demas S. Coe
secretary. Both are members of the
Young Mems Business Club. and the
veterans of Col Meredith G. A. r. Post
here requested the young men to take
the active lead in the arrangements for
the encampment. saying that they felt
their age was against them in direct
ing the encampment plans and work.
SIGN CAUSES ARREST.
Because he is said to have put largo
sign on the front of his building at 211
East Washington street, obscuring the
windows, injuring facilities for fighting
Are and violating building ordinance
Morris Horowitz was arrested last
night at Indianapolis. He was released
without bond.
CONDEMN MILITARY INSTRUCTION
At a recent meeting or Marion Coun-
ty Socialists resolutions protesting
against teaching public school children
any form of militarism were adopted
and condemnation of the present day
teaching of patriotism was set out. 1t
is demanded that war be shown in it's
true hideousness.
GIRLS STRIKE ENDS.
One of the Cumberland telephone
girls. who, with nine others. struck a |
short time ago, was reinstated y.sster-
day and conference was held by the
company with the other girls who walk |
ed out. It is believed all will go back
to work. Miss Mamie Young of Oak
land City, whose appointment to the |
chief operatorship caused the strike, |
has resigned
MARRIEs YOUNG WOMAN.
J. Wood Wilson, 55 years Old a |
bachelor banker, manufacturer and |
politician of Marion, will become a /
benedict His bride will be Miss Lillian |
Pampel. beautiful and talented young |
woman who has been teacher in the /
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20
THIS IS MY 0sTH BIRTHDAY
Bishop Els.

ht- Rev Frederick Els. bishop OF the
roman catholic diocese of Sault Ste.
marie and Marquette. Michigan was
porn In Arbach. Germany. January, 20.
1913. AS youth he came with his par
ents 10 America, settling in the Upper
PENINSULA of Michigan, and after COM
pieting his preliminary education he
studied Tor the priesthood in semina ries
In Milwaukee and in Montreal. After
MS ordination in 1870 he was assigned
to ST Peters Cathedral parish in Mar
quette. He afterwards filled pastorates
In Calumet, Hancock, Negaunee and
one or two other places in Upper Mich
1san Following the death of Bishop
Vertin in 1899 he was appointed ad-
ministrator of the diocese of Sault Ste.
Marie and Marquette. and on August
"a of the same year he was consecrated
as successor to that prelate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20

Wabash public schools. Their marriage
Saturday night next at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel, New York city. will come
as a happy climax OF an interesting
romance.
PLEADS FOR DEATH SENTENCE.
With strong plea for the death seu-
tence Prosecutor Baker closed the
argument for the state in the murder
trial of John c. Carter, colored who
shot Jesse Bradford Aug. IA, 1910, at
Vermont street and Indiana avenue In
The defense asked acuuit-
tai, alleging self-defense. The jury
went out yesterday afternoon, and was
locked up for the night at 1880 o'clock
EDWARDS Is BURIED.
In accordance with the wish express
ed three days before his death, the
body of James F. Edwards, scholar and
historian of Notre Dame, in South
Bend was this noon laid to rest in the
little community cemetery behind Notre
Dame University where lie the bodies
of the Rev. Edward E. Sorin. founder
of the university, and the former presi-
dents of the institution, including the
Rev. William E. Corby, the warrior
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20
A GOOD THING IS THIS.

Instead
are going to their bankof
THIS important financial institution called
another link in schoolsy stem
children
OF honesty
'ney become
however
institution that will he wonder Of world
serve commentator for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20
THE DAY IN
o N g r e s S

SENATE.
Fletcher of Colorado called up the
resolution declaring Ballinger not
faithful public officer and spoke in
condemnation of the secretarys rec
ora, declaring that he is inclined to
favor private rather than public in
terests and is not in sympathy with
conservation policy. He summed up
the trouble as Chronic misconception
or nduclary responsibility" and said the
resolution should be adopted.
Money introduced resolution provid-
ing for fertilization of Panama Canal.
Borah called up his resolution for
the submission to the states of an
amendment to the Constitution provid-
ing Tor election of United States Sem
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OVER AND OVER AGAIN.


Ae aoho ponce hed asked
in finding fro
~ gay before That
Two loyearod girls who a house
And it old
Mothers where are your daughters-NoT thew
have girls who yearly arc -
What doing with leave
shelter OF roof
Ninetynine times
NINE was not the sin OF commission, o omiss
Mothers hv
act OF tners wherein they
character
aer OF the places wherein
avaling themselves o
ou oner see 10 that you
with
sin OF omission sin of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20

"THIS DATE IN HISTORY
January 20.

iI1S-David Garrick. one OF the great
est OF actors. died in London. Born
In Hereford. Egland. Feb. 20, 17l6
Iool-John Marshall appointed Chief
justice of the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
iszo-Thomas Blanchard patented the
gun-stock lathe.
1S41-Hong Kog ceded to Great Britain.
lo5f-Nathaniel p Willis, noted writer.
died in New York. Born In Port
land, Me-, jan 90. 1906.
lsoo-John Ruskin, famous writer and
critic, died. Born Feb s, 1919.
i9ol-Eiisha Gray, famous electrical
inventor. died in Newtonville, Mass
Born in GAINESVILLE. O.. Aug. 2.
1885
lsof-The water in Niagara River
reached the highest point on rec
ord.
l9lo-Floods caused great loss of lifs
and property in France
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20
WHY THE CHANGE IN OPINION?

to be
he will
SENATOR J.
a andd igestth that
at the hands of the Indiana on Wednesday
iheh tnlnk moment
Tho
sincerity and the
If IN scorr
and contumely treated
Kern
Doesn't politics OF ometime
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20
COMMUNICATIONS.
MORE POWER TO THEM.

Inc Lowell
for oil that has excited
point of frenzy good
These oil
indeed
methods suddenly
i Is to be.
THE TIMES takes off its More
o m
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A BILL THAT rs WORTHY.

IL is high the
OF hypnoism Damon Of Hunting
ton who has introduced prohibit it. will earn tho
gratitude not of his of
succeeds in putting the through
inis newspaper has for long
enough tneaters but
the public the
woman in abnormal they will
are spectacles
While hypnotism
and have it down a is
0s "he unoer their SPELL should
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20
r A N DO M
THINGS s filings

~ "A IN IN M
II THINGS 6 filings
THE weather man has a fine chance
to be elected senator
-
TRACTION tangles are Just as hard
to unfold as any other kind.
60
IN trying to forgive and forget, a lot
OF people forget to forget
WHAT do you think about the
Tammany tiger Mr.. Stokes Jackson !?
WE'LL, what are you and the other
millionairesses going to do about it?
INTEREST now centers on the
antics of the legislators at Indian
apolis.
SOMEHOW the court fight doesn't
seem to be producing as much froth
as of yore.
EVIDENTLY lot of the legislators
look upon the court fight as a three
ball game.
APROPOS of nothing, a lost Ham
mond dog ran 100 miles before it final
ly reached its owner.
MR.. Coble gave the Kern Shively
skeleton an awful yank and there was
some bone-rattling forsooth.
THE Gary justice shops are certain
ly filling up the Hammond superior
courts criminal docket at great rate.
TO look at some of those West
Hammond yards on the north side. it
would seem as if they needed a few
fences"
HOW could Mr.. Ely help it after
all that dandy awaiting experience he
had between Hammond and East
Chicago.
SOME young married people make
more ado when the baby gets the first
tooth than others do when they call in
plumber.
MAN who invents a lot of these
freak fashions for women, says he
does it for a joke. That's just what
they look like-jokes.
GOVERNOR Harmon wants to have
laws passed preventing the buying and
selling of votes. All right, gov, now
that you are in. stop it.
PESsIMIsTIC doctor says women
are growing bald. Oh, say not so. We
can stand hobble skirted dame, but
a bald one-Saints preserve us.
OHIO doctor was bequeathed $50 900 |
for kissing widow. Asked why, said |
he kissed the widows to cheer them.
Healing art evidently in it's infancy.
IF the legislature passes half the |
bills that will be up for consideration, |
why the busy little humble bee will |
not have anything on the legislator.
z
ANOTHER East Chicago man wants |
a wife and he doesn't object to !
widow. Why, he ought to prefer
widow! Any Mrs. Pipps please write.
SOME men catch colds in bad
weather because they wear fancy
vests and insist on holding their coats
and overcoats back so everybody can
see it.
INDIANA Harbor feels that it can
not let the rest of the region have any
thing on it, even in a religious way,
so it will soon open up another new
church.
-
ON reading our story about a 81
bride being too bashful to
kiss groom of ~, mean subscriber of
ours says that neither party has much
time to spare
ROBERT Hunter, husband of the
Miss Stokes, writes: 1--WE
have the greatest gang of highway
men and hold un artists in control of |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20

SOME American cities in which the
spirit of insurgency is abroad are try
ing to realize different ideal of 4
city in which citizens support them
selves by their own eqorts and not at
the municipal crib. 1t is a new de-
parture in municipal government for
this country, one contrary to the ira
ditions, and the progress of the ex-
pertinent is being watched with inter-
est.-New York World.
Yes, especially in cities like Ham,
mond and Gary where we are all sew
ed up.
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ROBERT Hunter. husband of the
millionaire Miss Stokes, writes: awe
have the greatest gang of highway.
men and hold up artists in control Of
the government of this country that
has ever afflicted any nation"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20

INDIANA man advertising for a wife
describes himself as passably good
looking, not much above forty and
says he is willing to milk the COWS.
do the churning and help wash the
dishes. That's all right Can he sing
bass in the choir?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20

INDIANA Harbor feels that it can
not let the rest of the region have any
thing on it, even in a religious way
so it will soon open up another new
church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20

ON reading our story about 81
year-old bride being too bashful t.
kiss groom of ", mean subscriber O.
ours says that neither party has much
time to spare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20

]. Wood Wilson, 55 years old. a
bachelor banker, manufacturer and
politician of Marion, will become
benedict His bride will be Miss Lillian
Pampel. beautiful and talented young
woman who has been a teacher in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-20

SOME men catch colds in bad
weather because they wear fancy
vests and insist on holding their coats
and overcoats back so everybody car
see it.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-07-28
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

department .f The Interior, L.. $. Land
Office, Miles City, Mont.
July 10. 1911
TO Ashley. W. Austin OF Eknlnkn, Montana.
who gives EkalNkn Custer COUNT Montana
ms address. did on December IL, 1910 file III
tnls oit1rr his duly corrohoratcd application
your homestead entry, No. txNSt, Serial so.
YfHS6 nindr October :. 1910 for the nortf-haIf
~ OF Section 10. Township . North, Range
hS East. Montana Principal Mcridinn, ana n,
grounds for his contest he alleges that
Entrymnn has abandoned said land from the
uhte or entry: that ne has never established
IeSlue1hr" thereon. that he has not made any
n~pIoVeinentS on the land W~ilutrvrr: that
t h n nr. nov cultivated said land nnd tll"l
.Aostin Is toapplicant unknown.
gu IRE. therefore,. further %notihrl t.nt
'm sac allegations will be taken by his
!our s:iid entry will be cancelled thcrruu.
yer Without your further right to be heard
, rs,i II either before this office or on nr-
twehtS days after the fourth publication OF
ms notice. as shown below, Your answer.
unoer oath, specifically meeting and re-.
,sp"h"lhS to these allegations of contest or
II 70" rail- within that time to tle in this
onl'e due proof that YOU have served ;,
ST. " ;trpH"" OF your answer on the said contestant
.u"cr IN person or by registered mail. II
ms service IS made by the delivery nf g.:
copy or your answer to the contestant il,
i%r .n;d Pr""f of such service must he either
Heh, OF ms receipt of the copy. showing
me 'ate of its receipt. or the affidavit of trn
l,trS"h ny whom the delivery was mad.
Htatlng when and whe," tn" copy was dc.
uverru: II made by registered mail. proof
"t S'i'l service must consist of The %atfiIuyit
~ ,hr person ny whom the copy Was
mailed stating when and the p"stoificr to
wnlcI II was mailed, and this affidavit
must ,hc accompanied by the post,nnrtnr!s
receipt for the letter.
YOU should state in your answer he
f n'.1' ~ tnH p"st"fflr" to which YOU desire
y. kllitII:I;. 1iegistcr.
First Publication. July u, 1911.
Third y,
Fourth August 1,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-07-28
Notice Of Sale Of Bond.

Notice is hereby given that tile Board of
infcctors OF the Ekalakn Fire District. of
;uSttr county, Montana. pursuant to rr>o-
it,tions passed and adopted by said Board of
i'lrrctorS at Il meeting thereof on the nth
day OF July A.. d. 1911 and the authority cor
fcrrtd upon them by the electors of said Are
list rirt on Thursday. June |, 1911. viii on the
18th day August A. d.. 1911 up to ana unit,
y O'Clock noon of s,id day receive sealed
pas for the purcnn>r of the Coupon Bonds
sixteen hundred and fifty dollars Isl. ESQ, NN
Tor the purpose of purchasing necessary
llr. apparatus. buildings. the ymc Of
outstanding indebtedness. and for the px-
p:nscs incidental to the proper maintainre
or the equipment.
Said bonds to be issued in the dcnominu-
tion or tire" hundred dollars N3OM each.
and fifty dollars Hl5W. all dated August
II, 1911, and bearing interest at the rate of
I'VE per CEN per annum payable annually,
ana to become due and payable in five wears
from the date thereof.
Iht board OF Directors reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. and to sell the
s,nld bonds at privat" sale, if it be deemed
90: All bids to hc addressed to the Chair
man, Bonra of Directors, Fix, ln!n Fire
l'lstrlrt,, Eknlak;t.. Custer county,, Mon
Jana, and marked "hidS for hon4.".
tnt ERE !'cpnrtmtnt at Ek"i"kn, Montana,
~ the hour Of two O'Clock .. III. of said u,y
will be- received for one or more of
S'tld bonds IT amy hidH"r docs net desire to
,, na'; a; q i En,*a a rH,ty; County, Mon
by urdrr Of the Rmrl OF DIRECTORS,
Ek"Inlia tirr District, Gutter County, Mon,
talln.
Signed,
". H. PECK. Chairman.
r. j. MARTIN, Member of Board.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF tho Intrrif

US. I.1n'i Office at Miles city, Montana.
.INtv y. lDIl
Notic' - hereby given t!iHt G..n.rni n.
Sweeney of t,knlaiu, Muut,u, who ON t,";i
~: WI mad" hDlnrstuuu entry NO. ui2oM for
SW!i, Stc.:5T IT. N. X. TO r.. NJ. IN. hn- MED
no'lct on intention, 70 make finals year proof
to establish claim tuthn land nI,vr urS.
'ri'tu before 7. NJ. DWor,hnk L. =. Com
missioner at Eknlakn. Montana on the Of II
day OF September. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ed Lake
William Ncwbary
John McNarie
william Sweeney, All of Eknlakn. Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department OF the Interior.
U. 5. Land OfAce at Miles City. Montcna'
Notice is hereby given that Envid y,
smith OF Ekn'nkn, Montana, who, on April
Gs, l"i"; !, ' "a hn'n"St'nd entry no. cst75 fur
Rang" 50 r. NJ y NJ. has Med notice of in.
t'ntinn to make final communication proof to
establish claim to the lama above dcsrrjh,I
btfOr" FIN. DwOrSiH,!i i :. trmmis.irn,rr
at Ekalhkn, Montana. on the Iuy OF A,,r.
uSt, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Crosby
l.. f. Kennedy
A. W. Lucas
Elmer S. k"efcr all Of EkaInk",M ontnr,.
A. KlltCiiEIs. !;ey!.,,v.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Inferior

July 20 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Rosco, b.
ARMSTRONG of Ekalakn, Mont;iun who on
FEBRUARY IL, '9l0 made Homestead entry Nc
o."Ii Tor Lots l and =, EIa NWM, See. 7 r. s,
r.. go p. Mr. has filed notice of intention
t0lnake 1lllal coinmuthtionproof to establish
c!hlIn 70 the land above described before
F.M. DwOrShak T.. :. Commissioners at FEu-
AKA, Montana on the 2nd day of September
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George w. Thomas
stephen A. Holt
Charles Hubbard
william Londergan. all of Ekalnka. Mont,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior
[ >. Land Office at Niles City, Montana
July IL, 1911
Notice is hereby given that William n
NC Eiiresf, OF Sykes. Montana who on April
-, ~ made homestead entry No. Ol2H 20 for
SMi 4SWH, Sec. IL, ShASEA, See. II, NEX
NEN; Sec: %, SWHNWA, Section ~, T.2
*. ~ f., NJ y. M, has filed notice of 1ntcn-
t!oh 70 make final communications proof to
,Stibllsl claim TO the land abOv, Described
nr1ort Robert f. RidgWny, u. $. Commis-
sion"r at Ridgway, Montana ON the 2oth day
Claiinan- names as witnesses:
William +. Ktltncr
Felix Carroll
Alfred Jensen
j. Bentley all of Sykes. Montnna.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

Department OF tine Interior.
I. 5. Lan' Office at Miles City. Montana.
July u 1911
Notice is hereby given that Gordon Stout
OF RrOhudils. Montana who on April Ii. 1904
Ilnur homtStnad entry no. ,4l0l for, WI.
NWH. p NWh. MA SW1t. Sec. q. Twp. )
TO make final communication proof to tstnb-
fsh clnim to the land above described be-
iorr Joan l.. SchOficld, T.. S, COMMISSIONS
elnb"r., l9lI.
Claimant names Us witnesses:
John Dau Of Broaddus. Montonn
Harry Fischer
Alfred Rue of Graham
Fred Rue of N "
A.. KltCHER. Register.
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Notice for Publication,

department of the Interior, t.. S. Land
Office. Niles City. Mont.
July Is, 1911.
Motto" is Irr"by given that william Full
ion OF lr"l,"", Montana who ON April IA,
i!ll made homestead entry No. OI.i9i for
St14, Section. - Township > n. Range IS
NJ, NJ. = NJ. has filed notice of intention to
max" maj proof to cstabl sh claim to the
!nhd nboV" described before Felix T.. Gray.
I .S. commissioner at ISNnay, Mont. ON the
18th day OF August, 1911.
tlaliiiiEt MINES us witnesses:
Hodrrick Munro Of Ekalnkn. Monton,
Gordon THs lur OF Ismay.
Norman Black of WiUfnru.
Clement Itcnn Of Tee Dee. ,,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Isolated TRACT.
IIYIII IE L
PUBLIC LAND SALE

% IAN SALE,
Department Of the interior,
u. >. Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
n. Junc ~. 1oll.
Notice Is hereby given that, a, dirvrt,G BIZ
We commissioner of the General Land
Eress approved .Junc.26th 1906 ia Stats, SILL
We VIII OFFER ut public sale to the. nigh
n'ndcr: NJ 10 O'Clock n. M. on the 18th day of
august 1911. ut this Office the follow ing DIES.
cribed land; ~
Nwh NwA. Nwh swA, Sec. 8. T.5S. u. ~ Z.
any persons claiming adversely tn" :LDoy,
oeSrrlh"d land are advised to III. their
tihlinS or objections on or before tie tinsc
designated for sale.
\. KII;CIIEK. Rr..istcr.
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Notice.

Sealed bids will be received by the clerk of
the S~choolhBoard of District Number 16. for tho
delivery OF Sixty Tons Of coal and Forty tons Of
wood. wood to be 20 inches long,
school house at Elk laka. az d the wood to be de-
hvered and corded in the school house yard. Bids
to be mailed not later than Sept. LIST, 1911.
me right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
Dated. July Goth. 1911.
MARIE F. OLIVER, Clerk.
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, T.. S. Land
Office, Miles City. Mont.
49, July 20, 1911
No-ic" is hereby given that Mar t Arm.
strong or Ekhjnkl, Montana who on Frhr,,.
AIRY IL, 1910 made homestead entry no.. O.W1S
inr Lots 3. !, E14 S"M Src.7, r.. i =. II. M r..
FM- has filed notice OF intention to max,
maj live year proof to establish claim ia
tht Eind above described btfOr, f. M. DWbr-
.hak, t.:,. Commissioners at Eknlukn, Mon
taha on tn" md day of September 1911.
claimant names at witnesses:
George W. Thomas
stephen a. Holt
Charles ubbnrd
William Londcrgan all of Ekalnkn, Mont.
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