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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-31
HARBOR GOPHERS WIN
tCommunicated.)

1Communicated)
Indiana Harbor. Ind, Oct 31.-Go-
piers, Gophers' Gophers,
It's all Gophers around Indiana Har-
Dor now because the Gopher warriors
met and defeated one of the fastest ag-
gregations Of football players that can
be put together at its weight around
South Chicago by score of 5 to 0 The
Visitors were composed of eight Me-
teor players, and the Meteors are con-
sidered the fastest team in Chicago.
Its weight. superior teamwork COM
oined with excellent judgment helped
raise the Harborites to the highes,
pinnacle of joy and cast the South Chi
cagoans to the greatest depths of mis-
cry. The visitors came full of CONT
dence and were almost sure of victory.
but their confidence after the first quar-
ter was all over because the Harbor
lads scored their only. and last touch
down in the initial quarter The re-
manning quarters were Featured by
sharp football through every minute of
play by both sidess@.The Gophers out
played and outclassed their opponents
by narrow margin The Harbor team
as a whole should be given a lot of
credit for their excellent ieaTaN erik
Much praise should also be syi ven the
visitors. who played hard and. consist
ent throughout the game. although
they we're feeling the pangs of de-
feat The game was Witnessed by a
large crowd from the Harbor and also
"a fair sized crowd from South Chicago.
The rooters were enthusiastic and
cheered their respective teams throug
out the game. The Gophers now claim
the 10 pound championship of Lake
county and are ready to defend II
against any. of thep. The Lineup OF be
Gophers was: Holmes. center: Whit
tig and Friend, guards. Myiott and r.
Black. tackles; Hush. Reed and ALE
house. ends; Gumbert and Baker halls;
S. Black. fun back; Perkins (captain),
Quarter back sAs $500
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Garage Co. Receiver files invent
DRY and appraisement. Also files
petition for leave to sell any and
all property in his hands a private
sale after giving proper notice. and
for leave to compromise book ac-
counts and bring suits to collect
same.
1861 John J. Farrell ct al. vs.. G.. I. &
s. r. r. CO. ct al Plaintiff files af-
idavit for change of venue from
from county. Granted. Ordered sent
to Porter superior court Ten days
for change.
1880. Frank Kazick ct al VS.. c.. l. &
:. r. r. Co. ct al. Plaintiff files af
fidavit for change of venue from
county. Granted. Ordered sent to
Porter superior court Ten days
for change.
so36. Fred ]. Smith VS.. Coninick Shar-
kowski ct al. Plaintiff files amend
ed complaint making new parties
defendant
s125. East Chicago Co vs.. Esther Lac
20 ct AL Plaintiff disrnisses. costs
paid
Sles. Lake Co. Savings &Trust Co IS.
]. IT. Belt r. r. Co. ct al Plaintiff
dishhisses as to Indiana Harbor
Belt r. r. Co and Chicago, Indiana
& Southern r. r. Co.
Ss4O. Hoosier Construction Co. As
Samuel Johnson ct AL Plaintiff
dismisses as to Clarence c. Smith.
Emma NJ. Smith his wife: smith
Miller company Clarence c. Smith.
and Bruce Miller, Edward G. Pal
mer. James T. Lewis. Lulu p. Lew
!, Is. his wife; ]. H. Freeman Fife.
Elizabeth Thomas, Lansing State
Bank. Mrs. Clara Curtis. Emma 6.
Dale, Herman J.. Francisco, Nellie
Hogan and Elizabeth Hogan. said
dismissal to be at the cost of each
of said parties.
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ttOnllnueO from rage D.
granted To file amended informa-
ton.
1881 Homer Ansley VS.. Johan
Tomljanowicz. Defendants default
ed Find for plaintiff for s41-16
with relief. Judgment.
1900 Charles II. Schubel VS.. Golden ct
al. Plaintiff dismisses as to Golden
1915 Charles j. Williams VS.. Frank E.
Morris Defendants defaulted.
Find for plaintiff auieting title.
1871 Indiana Trust & Savings Bank
VS.. August Rakowski Defendants
defaulted. Find for plaintiff for
S26515 with relief. Judgment.
Court Room No. 1.
1900. Charles H. Schubel VS.. John NJ.
Golden. ct al Find for plaintiff for
s6S.O3 with relief No lien. De-
PENDANT excerpts. Judgment
7345. Carl Huettner ct al VS.. George
Heski Ell al. Gary Lumber Co. files
cross complaint.
1905 Gary Investment Co VS.. Herman
Kieselbach ct al. Find for plain
tiff for s1.4s0.35 without relief
Foreclosure Of contract and nine
months given to Redeem and plain
rents toward redemption Judg-
ment.
74l0. William $. Feuer ct al VS.. Her
man Kieselbach. eft al First State
Bank of Tolleston files cross com
plant. Plaintiff files amended com
plalnt To1eston Lbr. Coal Co
withdraws answer and complaint, II
appearing that said entry of 8. 3. II
was an error and deft. First State
Bank of Tolleston files answer te
amended cross complaint Deft Ida
Kieselbaeh files cross complaint IT
three paragraphs vs.. all PLAINTIFF
and First State Bank. Submitted
to court on complaint and cross
complaints. Find for First Stat,
Bank of Tolleston against all de
PENDANTS to said cross complaint
Foreclosure as to property describ
ed in cross complaint without re
lief and for s2.567.2e plus $4,000. at
torneys fees. Plaintiff dismisse.
its cause of action without pre-
Judice
Heski ct al. Plaintiff dismisses an,
by agreement George fIeski to pa.
costs. Judgment.
f754s Gostlin. Meyfl & Co. VS.. Georg
V. Bacon ct al Find For plaintiff
for. s2,2Ss plus s161.so attorney
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BY Roscoe Hemstock.
Deputy Clerk.

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, ROOM NO. I. SEPTEMBER
TERM. 1911. FRED BRAGINTON VS..
ALBERTINE TRENTLER EFT AL
CAUSE NO. $40. ACTION TO QUIET
TITLE
Now comes the plaintiff by Crum-
packer. Crumpacker < Tinkham, attor-
neys, and file his complaint herein, to-
gether with an affidavit of a compe-
tent person, showing that the defend
ants, Albertine Trentler, Charles Lam
pits, Ernest Trentler. Carl Book. guard
ian of Elsie opitz and Bruno Opitz. nil
nor heirs of Ernest tine Opitz. deceased;
Ernest Rusch, guardian of Fritz -Opitz.
minor heir of Ernestine Opitz: deceas-
ed: Paul Opitz. Emma PLANK, nee Wei
gel. and Clara Opitz, being .all the
heirs, legatees. devisees and distribu-
tees of William Trentler. deceased,
Frederic A Morgan. sole administrator
sum testamento de bonis non of the
estate of William Trentler. deceased
are not residents of the state of Indi-
ana
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of said Court, and that
unless they appear and answer or de-
mur therein. at the calling of said
cause on the 18th day of Decem Der. A
d. 1911. the same being the 25th day
Of the next term of said Court to be
begun and held in Room No l. in the
Superior Court Building, at Hammond
In said County and State. on the second
Monday of November, A. D. 1911 said
action viii be heard and determined in
their absence
In Witness Whereof, 1. hereunto sci
my hand and afhx the seal of said
Court. at Hammond, this 10Th day Of
October. A. p. 1911
ERNEST /. SHORTRIDGE,
Clerk l. S. c.
BY Roscoe Hemstock.
Deputy Clerk
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NEW CHICAGO.
Lots &c and y, blk I. Sd add.
New Chicago Real Est. & Inv
60 to Alfred Giesbreeht .....s So
SOUTH GARY SUB.
Lots and 8. blk 5. lots and Z
blk ~ William Schlesinger to
Esther Schlesinger -
INDIANA HARBOR
Nwly lot 10. blk %. Ella 6. orth
to Debbie Eminhizer 1873
Lot %, blk 80, Indiana Trust &
Savings Bank to John Leander COO
HOBART
Lot 10. Andrew MeIin's Fairfield
add, Andrew Melin to Harvey
Demo .........-..- $50
HAMMOND.
Lots is to q. blk /. rediv Hon-
mans 1st add, F1orence, II.
Landfeld to Otto Knoerzer. 2.25o
Lots "A and 10. blk l. rediv. Hoff-
mans LIST add. Lake & Porter
Land * Inv. Co. TO same as last
deed -........ 100
Lots 2 and IS. blk /, rediv. Hon-
mans 1st add, Peter W. Meyn
to Otto Knoerzer - 400
Lot "a. blk /, rediv. Hoffman's 1st
add, Peter W Meyn to Otto
KnoerzeI 400
LII %, DIX l, fedlN. hOnmans LIST
sub, Giles T. Warner to Annie
Nieiubowski ---...-... $50
Lots to 9. blk I. r. b. Hairs
sub. Fred r. Mott to Louis NJ
CHICAGO PARK.
Lot %. blk 3. J. G. Ryan's add.
Anna W. Springer 10 Guy T.
Bush ..-......... 1
TQJJ,ESTnN
Lot 2s. blk :, Bormann's md add.
Fred W. Finding to George ".
Lot ., blk 3, Lake & Lanes add.
Andrew Carastery to Helen L.
McNaughton Observation-Disclosures. i
Lot 3, blk 3. Lake & Lanes add,
Helen L. McNaughton to An
drew Carastery . l
EAST CHICAGO.
Lot /, blk IA, sW Il 2s-37-s. Isl
dor Baumgarth to Daniel va
radij .-...--.....-.-. 1850
WHITING
Lot 2e blk 3, Davidson's Boul.
add. Johan A. Johnson To HiiGa
johnson a0f
NEW CHICAGO AND LIVERPOOL
HEIGHTS
Lot 10. blk 4, Matthias add, Liver
pool Heights. lot Is. blk 4. 4th
| add. New Chicago. New Chicago
| Real Estate & Investment Co
to Henry w Huffman - 81
| NEW CHICAGO.
| Lot "A. blk :, 9Th add. Same as last
| deed to Fritz n Huffman. 81
| GARY
| Lot 3, blk 1, Condit & McGinnity's
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE no NoN-REsInENr.

NOTICE TO PRESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, ROOM NO. 1, SEPTEMBER
TERM. 1911. PETER HAND BRIG.
co. ~ CORP, VS.. TONY GRAHO-
vICH EFT AL CAUSE NO. s267
ACTION TO FORECLoSE MORT
GAGE
Now comes the. plaintiff by d. J. Mo-
ran attorney. and files its complaint
herein. together with an affidavit of a
competent person showing that the de-
PENDANTS. John Guzenhauser. William
Miller and Peter Hansen. co-partners.
doing business under the name and
style Of Miller & Hansen and -
Miller and --- Hansen. whose chris
tan names are unknown, a co-partner-
ship. doing business under the name
and style of Miller & Hansen, are not
residents Of the state of Indiana
said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of the tendency OF said action
and that the same viii stand for trial
at the next term of said Court. and
that unless they appear and answer or
demur therein. at the calling of said
cause. on the 26th day of December A
y. 1911, the same being the 3sth day
of the next term Of said Court to be
begun and held in Room No. /. in the
Superior Court building. at Hammond
in said County and State. on the sec
ond Monday of November. A. D. 1911
said action viii be heard and deter
mined in their absence.
In Witness Whereof 1 hereunto sci
my hand and afhx the seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this 31st day oil
october, A. D 1911.
ERNEST l.. SHORTRIDGE.
Clerk L. S. c.
BY Roscoe Hemstock,
DeDutx Clerk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-31
CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No. red
80 "A sl.0oh; No. 8 red 97d9shc;
No. ? hard, s1.O2 @1.Os: No. hard
s10161.o3.
Spring wheat by sample; No. !
northern. s1.11@ l.1s; No northern
s1-10G1.l2: No. 3 spring, s1-CS a 1.Ds
Corn by sample; M. >. 74G7AS c;
No. white. 16c; No. ? yeuow. "a Il a
15c; No. 3. 1874 m7412c; No 3 white
741s q 75c; No. 3. yellow. 14i4 d74s4ci
No. 4, 729a a73hc
oats by sample: no. .. 4ss. c; No s
white, fsd4ola1; No. :. white, 474
47hc; No. white. 45a47c; standard
4714 q 4Sl4 c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Cattle - steers, $3.50 800: cows,
s2.5o@ $50; calves. $45o@s.50; bulls.
Ss.00G5.6e
Hogs-Good to prime heavy, $500 a
6.65; mixed lots and butchers. $1,000
$50; fair to fancy light. s635G6.50;
roughs, pigs and stays. $500 a 6.65.
Sheep-Native lambs. $5.00@5.75:
range lambs. s5.eoG5.e0; feedins
lambs. $3.50 q 500; feeding wethers.
s3.25@ 80: Gull lambs. $3.50 a 100: ma
tive yearlings. $4.0O@4.25; native ewes
$S0OG3.25.
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CHICAGO OIL MARKET

Wholesale prices of carbon and 9TH
ser oils standard white, $50, SIC; per-
lection, Sic; headlight, It's. 10c:
eocene, 1o1ec,s elaine, tic; v NJ P.
ma phtha. 10c; Michigan test. W w, 10c
p w, &c; gasoline, r12 II c: machine gas
oline. -19c raw linseed oil. single brls.
SIC. 5 brl lots, S5c: boiled, single brls.
sSc; brl lots. 87e; turpentine. So Il c:
summer black oil, Z Isc. winter black
oil. SC. These quotations apply 10 brl
lots T. o. b. Chicago.
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fees without relief. Foreclosure
Judgment.
1853. Arno r. Roner VS.. Charles
Tauschek ct al. Find for plaintiff
for s1,4o1. 60 plus s135.00 attorney ;
fees without relief. Personal judg-
ment VS.. Chas. Tausche and foreclosure
VS.. all Judgment.
1886. Ingwald Moe VS.. John H. McClay.
Plaintiff files amended complaint.
711s. Fred Ramenstein VS.. Andrew j.
Smith. admir- By agreement of
parties. plaintiff to have judgment
for $500 and defendant to pay
costs, but no witness fees.
1861. Lettie Dora Case VS.. Willard
Howard Case Plaintiff files appli-
cation for allowance of attorney )
fes. Aalowed $500 attorneys fees
and costs Submitted to court and
hearing continued
Court Room No. 2.
1853. John Lazar VS.. Safta Lazar Find
for plaintiff granting divorce
Plaintinff forbidden to marry for
two years. Judgment
1857 Drusi1la Carr VS.. Abraham Zim-
norman. Defendant files verfie
motion to -reinstate and TO set aside
default and that transcript be ord
cred returned to Superior Ceuri
Room No. >.
1898. Sarah Murphy VS. James Murphy.
Cause taken under advisement.
S1ST. State of Indiana Curt Hide
brand ct al Submitted to Court
Find that trustees to be elected III
the second. third and fourth warV
| of the town of New Chicago. Indi-
ana on the first Tuesday after the
/ first Monday in November. 1911 ais,
clerk, treasurer and Marshall are
to be elected at said time and de
| PENDANTS are ordered to do all mat
| ters and things provided BY
/ statute or law to carry out suci
| election Costs TO abide the further
order of court.
1915. Peter Swiezynski VS.. Sophis
| Swiezynski. Find for plaintiff
granting divorce. Forbidden Il
mary for two years. Given custod.
of minor child. to-wit: Bolesiav
| age en- years. walter age six years
and ziegmond age three years
| Judgment
Court Room No. I.
s07s Charles f. Spsulding VS.. Nigg'
Jensen. Plaintiff files motion [,
have cause reinstated. BY agree
| ment cause is reinstated.
6s7s Frank Mulvey VS.. Mary Mauci
ct AL Plaintiff files affidavit 70
/, change OF venue from county. Or
dered sent to Porter superior court
Ten days given to perfect
/ ss65. John Raudyiak VS.. Fitz-Hugh
Luther Co. p McClosky with
draws his appearance for plaintiff
69s7 Green & Sons Co. VS.. Franz
| Frieseke ct al Plaintiff dismisse
| as to Mike Kenderes and as to 10
3. block II. second addition to In
| diana Harbor.
I 754s Nora Freeman vs.. Adrian Free
man. Defendant defauited.
1874 Adam Koch ct al. Us. Nellie C
! Dix ct al Defendants defaulted.
| 1865 Omar l. Rosenkrans etc, vs.
| Becker Bros. Becker Bros. file
| cross complaint.
/ 1898 John Meier VS. ]. Casper Mark
| BY agreement of parties plaintiff
| takes Judgment for $500 plus 50
! attorneys fees, with relief. Judg
ment.
! 700. Rosario Trattallone vs.. Guisep
| pc Romano. BY agreement cause j
consolidated with NO so49.
1855. In re Clark Ditch. Commission
ers files report of assessments
Allowed as follows: William Coo
ran, $3.50: Lewis a. Pattee. $3.50
Ray Seeley, s124o5.
l7e11 Louis Penke VS.. Elizabeth Pen
Ike Defendant defaulted.
1912. Michelin Tire Co. VS. Hammon
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sub. Condit McGinnity Realty
Co to Theodore Zellum ct AL.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI4E--The hotel and restaurant
fixtures of the Erie hotel to be sold
by the single piece or the lot. com
prising the following;
Large office table, mission.
lawn seats.
s heating stoves
gas ranges.
s-foot hotel range, with 12o gallon
water tank connected.
a large kitchen tables.
small kitchen tables.
extension dining tables.
1s box-seat dining chairs
so feet of lunch counter
Ia feet of center counter.
p lunch counter stools.
7-foot cigar case.
Combination milk and ice water tank.
s-gal coffee urn.
Refrigerator.
1N-foot Ice box.
Hood over gas range.
electric fans
4 large inverted gas lamps
mission clock.
gum machine
Complete supply hotel glasses. dishes
and silverware
Large supply staple groceries and
canned goods.
Bedsteads springs. mattresses. dress
ers. carpets. blankets and pillows
Combination writing desk and book
case.
Birdseye maple dresser.
Upholstered mahogany hand-carved
chair.
National cash register.
Girindstone.
Meat block.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-31

BOARDING BY DAY, WEEK OR MEAL
Close to- Hubbard Steel Foundry
and Interstate rolling mill, corner
143d and Railroad ave, East Chicago.
AIRS. e. Foster. 2s-4
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FURNISHED ROOMS Steam heat, hot
and cold water. electric lights, $3.50
per week and up. South Bay hotel,
Indiana Harbor, Ind. So-10-t
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FOR SALE-Special for railroad meA.
w, have Just placed two dozen high
grade 81 and % jewel watches on sale
OF all makes at a give-away price They
will go fast First come first served.
Calumet Loan Co. 2la Hammond bldg.
Hammond.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, opposite NJ c.
depot. 1875 Logan So, Hammond. Phone
964J 31-3
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Motions and Orders.

Continued from Page 81
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FOR RENT-Four-room furnished fiat.
50 Clinton st. Apply IS Clinton St.
1 Hammond 3f-2
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FOR SAL

"a o'"si % s''i,s re
-, pei 'i0e.t@i ; H. -. Niiiiei' sV ~ Id
SAFE - sso' -
-c1 C.I-- 80 -, :. -
,x,astsa,, Ia'. $50.
E$jh tx lin i.
oiN iNr-N Wo lurhlshea rooms LOT
~ ping opposi'e ~ r
oei'p' 100 -osai ~ iiainiiioif"' ri,ohe
-, T77---,.
o'.s 49, 80 our room inisneu ia : |
- Niiii'oi - apply % tiiitoh ST.
-
III hi--> i--->iNtlS hui htsheo room
al inoaeri SohNehiehces, one ntoeh
from iieeruroah depot. Aoafess a D. |
iimes' hammond
Wy Ken - uiilished room Win
Druiii'i'ono ST. ihdiaha ftafoor- ol-'
$1,000
room with heat and gasl1ght' suit
aofe ioI w. - OohoA s. fianiniofu-
-, - $3.50 - " -
- 70 ~ 49,
iiio'''-
-, -,-,>--r $500
- NJ - iiisi''u 80 loi one
eeiiienees. ea.1 10 9iDley s. or phone
-'fo ifaiiii'io'io Ola
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with gas stove and electric light no
eaiidreh- ~ Logan ST. hammond -
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o'e" TOT 'nahy people
80, p1,>--r ,,...,.-
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= - '''i'e' g. e nam oiiu' eoii
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coai ana gas ranges an IN aiie eonui
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neat - %. Hohhah =" HaHnthoho'
-
TON ZEN - iVes-rooil ha' n'ouern
Groom fat modern, SIS PEE month
Apply 1897 FIR St, indiana iiaroor.
Phone a6SW ais
FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. S1s \. Hob
man st. Hammond 300
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room al modern convenienees Ap-
ply lol Doly St, upstairs, Hammond.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms and ) diners furnished for
light housekeeping. lSS Plummer ave.
Hammond 2Stf
FOR RENT-New upper fat. rooms
on HOFFMAN St, and 6-room house on
Ash st inquire ioZ-l9Oth St, hammond
ron REST-Mooern 5-Too-n brick far
/ Inuuire 3Sas t;rapeyine St Indiana
Harbor. 2ss
FOR RENT-Two furnished front
gentlemen; beds. heat. bath and tele-
phohs -sO iia'i'iiiei " near poseol :
nee haniihohu' zSiI
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FOR RENT--Rooms suitable fer light
! housekeeping. 4SS John s., Whiting.
Aiu' 40
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this country from the south, as one
phase of the situation which las de-
veloped.
In defiance of the Monroe d0ct me,
Japan, it is alleged. has been enGeav-
oring to obtain naval station on the
west coast of Mexico. where hundreds
of thousands of Japanese have formed
colonies. Most of them are men who
served in the Japanese army during
the war with Russia
The Diaz government has shown a
disposition to befriend the japanese,
and has encouraged their colonization
Military experts point out the danger
to the United States in this move.
msnt, as Mexico, with its mild climate
nest of the year. is admlrably suited
for base of operations against the
United States This may partially ex-
plain the concentration of The Pacific
feet 1t San Diego and the mobilization
Of troops from Western states at Los
Angeles.
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SAY BALLOTS MUST COME
|lllnos Legislative Committee May
Send State Troops After Them,
If It Is Necessary.

Springfield Ill.,, Mar. 9.-Ralked by
|the election commissioners of the
FOURTH and twenty fourth senatorial
|aistrlcts from obtaining the ballots
|cast In the recent primary elections
|'here' the house committee on elec-
|uons contemplates sending troops to
!, 'ae TWO districts in an effort to enforce
|their order.
|, We will get those ballots if we
nave to send a company of the Illinois
na'Nnal IL guard after them" declared
representative E. c. Perkins. chair
man OF the commmitttee.
mere Is a row in the fourth dis
uict between Boyer, a Deneen man.
sua @ hrubee, an ant-Deneen candi-
us'e "a In the twenty fifth district, one
!. CORNERS lieutenants is accused OF
nasing arranged" his nomination.
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pay and the Increase, amounting TO
10 per cent, will go into effect at once.
The settlement was the first to be
made by any railroad since the ruling
Of the interstate commerce commits
sion denying the roads the right to in
crease their rates. The full amount Of
the demand was not granted, how
ever.
F. A. Delano. president of the road
announced that while he saw the jus
tice of the mems demands for more
money, the railroad would have to be
governed by circumstances and could
not at this time grant the bigger in
crease,
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CAN'T SWEAR OFF FINE
Uncle Sam Thinks Greene and Gay
nor, Savannah Harbor Swlndiers,
Have Hidden Wealth.

Atlanta, Ga, Mar 9.-Denied the
privilege of taking the pauper's oath
and swearing off the fine of $575.000
imposed by the government in con
nection with prison sentences, Ben
jamin d. Greene and John F. Gaynor
were sent back to the federal prison
here to await further action in their
cases.
The hearing was postponed until
March 2l when the government
representatives expect to show that
Creme and Gaynor have consider
able property under cover,