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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-15

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]. F., Easley or Roy West, Guaranty
State Bank Building. slim
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the far end of the hall, was giving
directions to the old butler.
Miles had gone to his wine cellar,
and the two were practically alone
but Jem hunched his shoulders and
deliberately walked away to the
large open hearth, where a wood fire
burnt sleepiy, half extinguished by
the beams of the April sun. He look
ed out of the window, his lips tight
pressed together, and for a moment
Laura stood regarding him, as she
very slowly stripped off one of her
long, wrinkled suede gloves. Some
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30

zaangazowany przez Rad chihskl
do uporzadkowania administracyi
finansow pahstwa "a cene $4,000
rocznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
Wfosi w Chicago.
zachowanie sic ich wobec wOjny wfosko-tureckiei
PoIar White CitV.
Ogeh nszezy Geese paku Groz kompetnem zniszczenem
SLEDZTWO.
Poczatek drusieso procesu. Policya robi trudnosci

Kolejarze zadaja W pierwszem
miejscu, ably koleje uzna}y ich no
wa organizacye, a mianowicie
stowarzyszenie rzemieSlnikow ko
lejowych. Drugim powodem straj-
ku jest walks o kontrole mad u
miami, i tu socyaliSci wazna role
odgrywaja.
Prawie wszyscy starry przy-
wodcy unijni ME patrza dobrem
okiem ma strajk kolejarzy da-
remnie tez przez dlugi czas sta
rail- sic strajkowi zapobiedz. Po-
sadzono ich zdrade dlatego
przylqczyli sic do bezrobocia.
Ze Sledztwa.
Uzyto wpiywow politycznych,
ably zgniest sledztwo komisyi
sluzby cywilnej. Wczoraj nawet
agitowano energicznie pomiedzy
aldermanami, ably ME glosowali
"a wyasygnowaniem kasy miej-
skiej $4,000 ma Rrowadzenie
sledztwa. ..
Komitet finansowy postanowii
tyle ma sledztwo wydac. lecz
sprawa zostanie oStatecznie zade-
cydowana W przysziy ponledzla-
lex ma posiedzeniu rady miej-
skiej.
Dzisiaj godzinie 1otej rozpo-
czai sic process porucznlka Wal
sha,' kt6ry dnia 4go wrzesnia "a
stepowai kapitana i rzekomo po-
zwolif szulerom operowac W po-
blizu parku pifkarzy.
Policya stara sic wszelkiemi ST.
lami zgnieSc sledztwo. Pieniadze
waznq role odgrywaja W calej te.
spraNie.
w nos ia ukasil.
Wczoraj ulubiony piec Elzbie-
ty Stoddard, zam. pm. 2o3 n.
Commonwealth ave-, W ElSin u
kasif wlascicielke W nos.
Kobieta spala na kanapce, a
pies lezal obok. ma podlodze. Bee
najmniejszej prowokacyi i ostrze-
zenia pies rzucii sic ma swoja pa
mia ky swe W jej nosie zato-
pii.
Twarz jej bolesny widok pred
stawiala, kiedy psa nareszcie zdo-
lano odpedzic. Lekarze mowia, ze
nos prawdopodobnie trzeba be-
die odciqc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30

Rzym, 80 wrzesnia. = Bardzo
tylko nieznaczna czeSc ludnoSci
zachowuje sic niechetnie wobec
wojny, ktora ma ogol jest W
kraju calym bardzo popularna.
Dotychczas ME slychac o strai-
kach aranzowanych przez socyali-
stow. Rad utrzymuje porzadek
i lad w sposob bardzo stanowczy.
Tedynie w Langhirano przyszlo
do rozruchow antimilitarnych ;
ludnoSc kladia zapory ma tory ko-
lejowe, ably wstrzymac pociqgi
wiozace wojSka ma poludnie ma
plac boju; oczywiscie ME pomo-
Clio to wiele, policya wnet IL
Smierzyla rozruchy.
Londyn, 80 wrzesnia. = Smia-
lie nagle wypowiedzenie wojny
przez WIochow zadziwilo tutej-
szych dyplomatow, ktorzy ME
widza dla Turcyi zadnych szans
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
Krotkie Notatki MiejSkie.

- TramwaJ naiecha' ! zabif wczo-
raj FIR. Mundrob, LAG Park ave-, Au-
stin.
- Inspector towarow spozywczyeh
P. H. Canfielda wydalono wczoraj bo
podsrubowywaf swe wydatki ma tram
waje.
- Rabusie oerabiIi klerka woznI.
&C kompanii ekspresowej Solomona
zabierajac mu $1O0 W got6wce $ll6
" czekach.
- obrachowano, &c w Chicago CO.
rocznie aresztuje sic $4,000 nieWin-
nych ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30

powodzenia W walce z taxa pote-
ga, jak Wiochy, Ma gieldzie tu-
reckie papiery spadly znacznie.
Berlin, 80 wrzesnia. = Mem
cy zachowuja wobec wojny mai
scislejsza neutralnosc; walcza
tam bowiem re soba dwaj sprzy-
mierzehcy niemieccy, wiec Mem
cy zadnemu pomagac ME moga.
- o Marokko.
Paryz, 50 wrzesnia. = Podobno
nowe trudnoSci powstaja w IL
kiadach niemiecko-francuskich o
Marokko, = daily sic pogioski
take dotkliwie odczuc ma gieidz'e
spadkiem kursu, ale Rad oficyal-
ME uspokoil opinie, re ukiady to-
CA sic pomySlnles
Z Chin.
Pekin, 80 wrzesnia. : Finansl-
sta holenderski Vissering zostaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
TeIegramy zagraniezns'
Wojna!


o godzinie $50 popo}udniu Rad
wloski wypowiedziai Turcyi
wojne natychmiast rozpoczal a.
kcye wojenna ma stanowiskach
poprzednio zajetych. w porcie
Prevesa w Epirze, nastapilo pier
wsze starcie nieszczeSliwe dla
Turk6w, jednoczesnie okrety
wojenne wioskie staneIy Il Tripo-
lisu, blokujac port grozac mia
stu bombardacya...
- A zatem - wojna! Ponie-
waz Turcya ma ultimatum wio-
skie daia odpowiedz wymijajac2
niedostateczna, minister spraw
zagranicznych di San Giulano
przeslaI ministrowi tureckich
spraw zagranicznych - imieniem
kr6la WIoch oredzie, W ktorem
zaznaczono, ze w postepowanlu
Turcyi widz9 Wiosi zla wole, a
ME mogac uzyskac satysfakcyi
rozpoczynaja kroki wojenne! Ia
Enaczono jednak przytem, ze pod
dani tureccy moga bezpiecznie
mieszkac w posiadloSciach wlo-
skich. WIochy zajma Tripolis /
Cyrene, ktore to porty glowne W
Tripolisie juz zablokowano / O.
gioszono, jeSli W miastach tych
mahometanie skrzywdza Wlo-
chow, to miasta zostana zbom-
bardowane. w porcie Prevesa W
Epirze. krazowniki w}oskie Ia
atakowaly flotyle tureckich tol-
pedowcow transportowcow, z
ktorych diva zatonely po walce;
setki zoInierzy zgine&y ma okre-
tach tureckich.
Donosza, re Wiosi juz wy
sadzili wojska swe ma lad Tripo-
lisu w kilku punktach odrazu
wielka silua flota wioska skupio-
ma Jest ma wodach tripolitan-
skich / ME przepuSci zadnego
statku tureCkiego.
Konstantynopol, 80 wrzesnia.-
w caiej Turcyi konsternacya o.
gromna z powodu wybuchu woj-
ny. Opinia ludnosci gwaitownie
zwraca sic przeciwko Wlochom
i chrzeScijanom wogole. Obawia-
ia sic wybuchu pogromow chrze-
sciian w azyatyckich kraJach
Turcyi. Rad ME postepuje dose
stanowczo, niepewne jego poste-
powanie jest przyczyna woJny,
zamiast bowiem cos stanowczego
odpowiedziec ma wioskie ultima
tum, dai odpowiedz wykretna, a
iednoczeSnie wystosowal note do
mocarstw, wzywajac, by zmusify
Wiochy dyplomatycznie do zrze-
czenia sic swych pretensyi. Bo-
lac sic tel diplomacy, Wiochy CO
predict wypowiedzialy wojne i
zaraz zaczeiy akcye wojennq, ma
sladuiac W tenn przyklad Japoh-
czvkow W ich wojnie RoSya.
Cabinet ministeryalny turecki wi
dzac. re niewlasciwie poprowa-
dza interesy panstwa, ust2pii
pod naciskiem opozycyi; Said-Pa-
sza zostai wezyrem, premlerem,
a Szeffket-Pasza zostal ministrem
wojny.
Konsternacya W Turcyi jest
tenn wieksza, IL podobno okrety
wloskie pokazaly sic juz M
wybrzezach tureckich. mianowI-
Gle kolo Saloniki, grozac portom
i okretom tamtejszym. Dalej "
Albanii burza sic Albanczycy,
kt6rzy dopiero co uspokoili sic po
pawstaniu, miesiqc temu zakon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
Pozar w White City.


Atrakcye W parku White City
powiekszyly sic wczoraj dodano
Polar, tax realistyczny, tax go
racy prawdziwy, re pozar pozarf
figure s, czesciowo kolejke scenl-
czna przez pewien czas zniszcze
MEM grozii wszystkim zabudo-
waniom parku. Przedstawjenie to
jednak przerwano.
Nieog}aszany pozar wybuchf
w szopie, gdzie przechowywano
farbe = pod kolejka sceniczna,
Strategy teraz powtarzaja, re
tylko wichrowi zawdzieczyc mo-
ina to, re park dzisiaj leszcze
stoi. Wicher dai w przeciwnq
strone.
Pozar wybuchi o godzlnle
! .
wpol do trzeciej popo}udniu. Era
zu przywoiano kilka kompanll
strazakow, ale kiedy CT nadlecha-
Ii pozar ujrzeli, natychmiast da-
no ogolny alarm.
Pozar wyrzadzii $1,000 szkody.
,Wiosi w Chicago wobec wojny.
Woina turecko wioska wywo-
lala niebywaiy entuzyazm W SEE
regach wIoskich w Chicago. Iu-
teiszy konsul Guido Sabetto
wczoraj ME miaf chwili spokoJu'
bo pytano go sic czy moga sic do
woiska wloskiego zaciagac i do
Wloch czempredzej wracac,
w Chicago jest okoio 100000
WIochow = mowif wczeraJ kon-
sui : jesli okaze sic potrzeba =
to wszyscy miodzi ludzie poJada
do Ojczyzny, ably sic W szeres1
wojskowe zaciqgnac.
= Wlochy, Wlochy, zawsze
naprzod! = Oto slowa z.hymnu
norodoweoo = n1owii redaktor
L'Etalii, Oscar Durante. - WHO'S,
chca wracac do kraju, by W woJ'
ME brac czynny udziaf i mona
sic spodziewac, ze w tych dnlacf
kilka tysiecy wyjedzie.
Strajk kolejarzy.
Dzisiaj ma rozkaz urzedniko"
unijnych 10000 robotnikow kole'
iowych ma rzucic prace. StraJk O.
bejmuje IS Stan6w poludnlowycf
/ zachodnich piracy Pozbawla
nieomal wszystkich, ktorzy ma
kolejach pracuja.
Zarzad kolei utrzymuje, &c
strajk kolejarzy ME odbije sic ma
skorze szerszej publicznosci, be
koleje sa do walk przygotowane
! miejsca przez unistow oproz,
nione, zapelni nieunistami' PC
ciagi beda regularnie kursowaiy
gdyz unia maszynistow lokomo,
tywowych pozostanie przy piracy
Unia ia podobno wcale ME SYM
patyzuje re strajkierami.
Strajk obejmuje siedem naste'
pujacych kolei:
Illinois Central 1850 robotnl,
k6w, Union Pacific 6,2oo, - Sou
thern Pacific Io,oSS, Oregon
! Short Line 1905, Oregon Rail.
way & Navigation 1881. San Pc
dro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
1906. Yazoo & Mississippi Val
ley 65S = razem 25,I8o robotni-'
kow.
Miasto Chicago znajduje sic pc
"a granicami terenu strajkowego
Okoio 1000 robotnikow pracuj'
w warsztatach kolei Illinois Cen
tral w Burnside blisko 200 v
stacyach lokomotywowych. Ci
tylko rzuca prace ma rozkaz wyz
szych urzednikow.
Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
riedzy ma spiacenie starej hipotek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
Sprytna .

= List oddalas ma poczte, Roziu!
- Oddaiam.
"A skadze wzielaS ma marke?
= Pc co. prosze pani? Wsuneiam
tax list do skrzynki, re Mkt ME WI
dziai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30

Podrozny: = No, chlopcze. wy
bierasz perki?
Chiopiec: = A jusci!
Podrozny: A co dostaniesz Ia wy
bieranie?
Chlopiec: - Mic: ale, wiem co
bym dostaal gdybym ME wybierai.
Podrozny:, = A co?
Chlopiec: = Baty cd ojca!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
Z Chin.

Pekin, 80 wrzesnia. : Finansi-
ia holenderski Vissering zostai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
wojna!! Wojna!!
Pierwsza bitwa wfosko-turecka.
Male szanse dla Turcyi.
Sadly stanOwisko zagranicy.
Albania j GreCYa.
I kEad6W marOkkaiSkiGh Chin zG SpraW nismisekich
Albania i Grecya.
I ukEaddW maTOkkaiskiGh. I Chin,

oglozen wony byo nespodank da Waszyngtonu- Pan Taft
wvechal Iowa siosra Kimmea ME chca
znac przybysza NieszczeSce manewrach Wisconsin
ze straiku cysarnkow- Wystawa sanowa Illinois RAPPORT
handlowo- -przemyslowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
Ma polu.

: No, chlOpcze, wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30

Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
riedzy ma spiacenie starei hipotekl
hi ma budowe lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30
Z Nieniec.

Il Nlem1ec.
Berlin, 80 wrzeSnia. = Rad
nieniecki oswiadczyl gotowosc }
piekowania sic poddanymi wlo-
skimi zamieszkalymi W Turcyl,
ma czas jej wojny Wlochami.
Donosza z Johannisthalu, re
aviator kapitan Engelhardt zabif
sic tam, spadlszy re swa maszy-
ma w czasie wzlotu.
w Duesseldorfie socyalista
Haberland przeszedi W wyborach
scislejszych do parlamentu; po
raz pierwszy to okreg ow obrai
socyaliste do parlamentu.
- Bank w Goettingen zamknaf
sye interesy deficytem W sumlc
$15O,OOo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-30

czonem. Wzywaja oni Z Wloch
gen. Garibaldiego, dzielnego par
tyzanta, ably stanai ma ich czele;
chca skorzystac z okazyi | wy
bic sic pod larzma tureckiego.
Podobniez mySli okazyi korzy-
stac Grecya, ktora chce wyspe,
Krete. do Turcyi nalezQca przy-
laczyc do Grecyi inne korzyscl
uzyskaS. Rad turecki juz ogfo-
sill, ze jesli Grecya ME zachowa
neutralnoSci, to Turcya wkroczy
w granice greckie. Rad skupia
okrety swe pod Konstantynopo-
lem. by bronic stolicy ma wypa-
dek ataku re strony Wloch, Kup-
cy tureccy organizujq bojkot kup-
cow wloskich we wszystkich kra-
jach Europy, Azyi Afryki.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15
STRIKE OVER NOW.

Maintenance of way men on the In
diana Harbor Belt railroad who have
been out for week on a strike, are
expected to go back to work again to-
morrow morning under the old condi-
tions.
Between 400 and 500 men employed
in Chicago by the Illinois Central. the
Baltimore & Ohio and Terminal, and the
Western Indiana were expected to re-
turn to work this morning.
The action calling off the strike was
taken at a meeting held in the after
noon at Hodcarriers' hall in Chicago.
Officials of the roads offered to take the
men back under the old conditions, and
the strikers deemed it advisable to ac-
cept the offer rather than continue the
fight and take chances of losing their
jobs Strikes are still in progress on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul and
the Chicago Junction railroads. though
most ow the men who walked out went
back to work several days ago as in
dividuals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15
MASON CONTRACTORS
FORM NEW ASSN.
Organization Is Effected at
Meeting Held at Weis'
Hall Last Week.

newly organized association under
the name of the Mason Contractors, as
socfatfon or Lake county 4fefU ffest-
ing last Wednesday evening at Weiss
hall and elected Charles Lavene presi-
dent and William H. Hendricks secre-
tary-treasurer.
The association makes an appeal to
the architects and all persons contem-
plating building in Lake county for the
betterment of the building industry and
the letting of contracts.
These builders of Lake county have
formed themselves into an association.
and at the meeting night unanimously
agreed that from that time on not to
do any more sub-contracting of mason
work, but to deal directly with the
architects or owners of buildings.
The architects and in fact all persons
who have done any building at all will
agree that this will be a most salts
factory way out of troubles that have
existed and at the same time will be a
saving of to 10 per cent on the cost
of the mason work, which is added by
the carpenter to the sub-bId received
from the mason contractor.
Then in addition the architect and
owner will know before the work is let
to whom they are letting the mason
work. 1t has been proven in other parts
of the county that it is the most salts
factory way of putting up a building
and having work done. The owner deals
directly Will: the man that is doing the
work
The Mason Contractors association
ask why g carpenter should tell a
bricklayer how to lay bricks? and ask
the public to give a reason why they
should.
These points and new movement have
been indorsed and approved by the
Bricklayers' union and the archi-
| tects of Lake county. BY this new
movements in Hammond it is hoped
| to give builders the satisfaction that is
being given by the contractors through
| out the country.
| The Mason Contractors association OF
Lake county have been working dill
gently on this movement for the past
month and have kept every thing a Sc
| cret among themselves until now.
Meetings will be held weekly on
Wednesday evenings at Weiss hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15
HAMMOND
DECLA|MER
WINS HONOR
William Arnold of Ham
mond High School Cap
lures Medal in Northern
Indiana Defamation Con
test at South Bend.

William Arnold, freshman in short
trousers, sustained Hammond's repu-
tation for winning Northern Indiana
High School declamatory and oratorical
contests, at South Bend last Saturday.
His victory is the sixth straight for the
Hammond school, which has won every
one since the inauguration OF the con-
tests. One year the school tied with
South Bend for first honors. The con-
tests alternate from year to year in
orations and declamations. the latter
having been on the program saturday.
Arnold's subject was Patrick Henry's
famous "A Call To Arms The delivery
OF this difficult defamation, by the
little Hammond boy was masterful. He
IS boyish in appearance. but manly in
his bearing. In the preliminaries for
the selection OF a Hammond represen-
tative to the county declamatory he
was given second place. Elliott Conroy
having won first place. Accordingly
the latter had the preroga tive Of choos-
ing to enter either the county or the
Northern Indiana declamatory. He
chose the former and was awarded sec
ond honcrs- Arnold did not think seri-
ously OF entering any contest until two
weeks after his school mates had taken
up their subjects. He lost more time
in changing his subject, but studied all
CONTINUED on Page Sd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15
WILL DEMAND A
/. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

Finneran, Carmody and O'Connor, the
three discredited electricians charged
with heinous crimes by two young
girls, stood practically alone today in
the labor field, deserted by every union
man who is tired of idleness brought
on by sympathy for these three.
Despite their boasts that the rank
and file of union labor is still giving
them their active support, the reports
from representative union men were
different today. Not only that, there
is said to have been action taken to
procure a new charter for the Collins
McNulty electricians, with a view of
eliminating the three arch -disturbers
Along with this goes a report that an
accounting of the finances of the local
is TO be demanded from Finneran, Car
mody the treasurer
Wherever there was any work gong
on it proceeded without any interfer-
ence in fact the situation has changed
to such extent in the last week that
it would appear ridiculous for any or
ganization to permit itself to be horn
swoggled any longer bu such as Fin
neran, Carmody and O'Connor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15
GARY HAS BEST RECORD
AND HAMMOND WORST

In the March Bulletin of the Indiana
State Board of Health. just out, Gary
and Whiting appear with the best rec
ord. while Hammond is at the bottom.
and East Chicago second last.
Hammond is classed among the third
class cities. whose annual death ra to
per thousand population is 15.2. For
the month of March Hammonds death
rate was 1871.
East Chicago and Gary are classed
among the fourth class cities. whose
annual death rate er thousand popula-
tion Is 1873. For the month of March
East Chicago's death rate is given as
.I2.s- whereas Gary's is S.4.
Whiting is classed among the fifth
class cities. whose annual death rate
per thousand population is AT. Whit
ing's death rate for the month of March
is given as SO.
The annual death rate per thousand
population for the northern counties of
Indiana is given as f25. i.Bke County,
rate for the month of Mat ; 1913.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15

Juarez, Mex, May 15.-From scene
of publication over rebel victory this
city has suddenly been transformed
into an armed camp awaiting attack.
News that Generals Rabago and Luque
have effected a junction of their fed
eral forces south of here and are mov-
ing rapidly for bold stroke to re-
capture the city has today diverted
Badero from new dickering for peace
and from the internecine turrnoils in
which he and his leading lieutenants
have become ennbroiled. Residents Of
the town, who have barely caught their
breath since last weeks three days of
battling, are again in alarm over the
prospects of renewed carnage in the
streets.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15
TESTIMONY EOUCEO IN
SUIT FAV0RS LEWIS
Chief of East Chicago Police
Ordered Gambling Houses
and Resorts Closed.

The trial of Chief of Police Albert
Lewis of East Chicago is attracting a
great deal of attention. Nearly the en-
tire police force has been subpoenaed
and many of the city officials are on
hand to testify.
City Judge Walter Riley arrived in
Hammond this morning with his dock
ct City Clerk Walter Spencer also
was on hand with his records In addi-
tiop to these there were a score or more
of other interested East Chicago citi-
zens.
The attorneys for the state finished
the introduction of testimony Friday
and the attorneys for the defense have
been introducing their witnesses this
morning.
A number of police officers testified
that they had received orders from
Chief of Police Lewis to close all gam
bling places and to close all houses of
ill-repute
This is given as substantiation of the
argument that Lewis made an effort
to prevent gambling in East Chicago. A
great deal of the testimony is exceed
ingly interesting and indicates condi-
tions that prevail in East Chicago
The case is being bitterly contested
by the attorneys on both sides. and it
is expected that it will require the rest
of the week to complete the trial of the
case
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15
HAMMOND
man LANDS
IN bASTLE
Daggers and Young Can
mons Adorn Person of John
Doe, Who Was Ready For
Trouble at Crown Point
Hammond Ball Game.

Crown Point, Ind. May 15.-Gollmar
Bros circus which recently exhibited in
Hammond must be minus their sword
swallower and gun man if one John
Doe person arrested here yesterday at
the ball game, is correct in his impress
sion that he travelled with the circus
troupe.
He was arrested on the charge of
carrying concealed weapons. The
sheriffs force however ought to be
lenient with Mr.. John Doe, for any man
who could successfully conceal the
armament that he carried on his person
is a genius and could be used to sue
cess in transporting arms across the
Mexican border.
In the first place. hanging down his
trousers leg was carving utensil
which would have delighted the heart
of a veterinary about to remove the
appendix from a prehistoric mastadon
or a Cammorist from Italy intent on
impaling seven or eight victims stimuli
taneously land at the same time" II
his hip pocket was a little shooting
iron that would have made a Captain
Kidd or a Jesse James do the double
quick reverse, with both hands stretch
ed skyward.
Doe wasn't using either of the vici-
Gus looking weapons, but from his talh
| ii was very evident that under tn,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15
A BELATED
EXPLANATION

Robert O'Connor of the Finnerau-
Carmody triumvirate said in Hammond
today that an injustice had been done
him by the statement that he was to De
sued for a thirty dollar hosital bill.
which accrued when his wife lay dying
at st. Margarets hospital and while
he was mixed up in the Helms wine
room case He said the money wss
now in the hands of attorney to be
paid the institution, but upon question
ing admitted that he had only placed
the-morey IN the attorneys hands on
Saturday.