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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-09
SEAL COLONY ON THE MAINE
 COAST

There Is something sVp.edugly at- traetive about th. gnvcrum.nrs plans. actual or teutatiy, for th, preservation of the fur seal II has come tu hr understood hv an who have given th.
 matter close attention that it wiu ha next Ia impossible tp police th. open
 seal fields in the futur, so that the uli- mat" eNt'rm.uatiuu of th. animals may
 Doe prevented Articles hay, appeared
 in these columns dealing with th, dif- faculties encountered by the government in protecting the seal fisheries from the I"uer"ayhmrut of pourhgrs. Even under the stri,l'st treaty stipuluaus il has
 h",u found next ta impns~ihI, ta prr- vent ueIgie scaling. 50 methods er rrlt hunting which srrms Ik.lg. lf ,au- 'mH"d. Co result u tho extinction nr the .fur-b'arug s,u uuHu few yrarz
 Authorities at Washington Jre mnr
 r"usriau- nf the increasing gravity of
 th' situation aud it is nih tha vss,, of
 m.rtius ir That experiments arr uau
 h,nug carried au under Washington au pieces uith the View of determining
 whether il is possible tn breed and c"iHize nr-b,arug seals at some p"iut ur points within the more imma- daue jurisdiction of Che Tnitrd States. lu a sense, thr Alaskan coast fisheries mr. h"W within tho immediate mrislie- ti"H of this government But tb,. seals themselves escape this Jurisdiction at times and tl is during their migmtious that they an. ruthlessly shot iu deep water, where countless thousands of th, careasses sink and are lost The catch at the Prihilof and ueighhoriug islands iu Rerng Sea has fallen or in recent years It is srrn' therefore that there is a pressing ny- erssity flor thr establishment uf breed ing grounds that can he watched .yrrI continuously and carefully.
 Present interest is crnt,rrd in ex-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-09

Tn. Colorado River has cost thc gov ."rmm'ut many thousands of dollars to keep ths waters confined iu their proper .'nmml and th, latest trick on tho bart of the river is [" take ihe sub- .t'rrinsous rout" tn tho waters or rhr .Guif uf Mexico
 short tim, ago th. government engineers reported it would ramir, an "Nu"ndtur. nr s2ooo.ooo Co couGnc th, waters in the river bed. and save tE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-09

x number nf favorable comments have reached the office over the large ncwsy paper being published ly the Nugget and We are pleased to note our mmy subscribers appreciat, what w. au trying [" do for them
 It Was out of the question tn g,t in the daily happenings of the outside World in tho siX-cnlumn Nugget s" we had t" do one or two things -rut down "u our t"l,sraphic service or increase th" size of our paper W, chose that which would give our advertisers and subscribers thc best or tho bargain even u l added am extra load to M ma Working force. of the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-09
CANAL LEGISLATION

Franklin K Lane tells the people Of the country that their best asset is the Pacific ocean. He declares that contact with tidewater rightly en- ployed could do more for the industrial and commercial development of this commonwealth than the interstate commission of which he Is a member
 NIT. Lane is right of course. Emphasis is given to his statement by the ape preaching opening of tho Panama canal None of this is new. but it's present im- portance bears on a matter that press for settlement and vet is not receiving the attention that it demands This is the determination by Congress of the rates and conditions for use of the canal
 Colonel Goethals. in charge of con struction in the canal zone. has been urging Congress to act at once. but Congress is reluctant. dilatory. There is no politics in the affair and thc two houses arc busy on nothing but the manufacture of campaign material for use next year
 This inattention is not due Co the fact that there is nothing before Con grcs~ bearing on canal rates Two bills have been introduced in the lover house, and "u, of them. by R,prcs,n- tative Mann of Illinois. is suppp-cl to have the approval of Mir Tart. Tn. Mann hil provides for tolls not to ex- ceed SI.5o per net ton and not less than 5O cents Der ton. The bin contains thc proiso following.
 In fixing the charges for the use of the canal the president may prescribe that any vessel engaged in the coast Wise trade of the United States. which is owned in whole or in part by auyI railroad company or which is owned by aus company thc stock uf which isl owned iu whole or iu part by any rail- road company. nr which Is controlled directly cor indirectly hy amy railroad company, shall raE the highest charges pr. ~.rihed for tug vessel and the de- termination Of the question of uct uI each ease shall Doe mad, lu such mm- uer. and hy such person ur persons asI the president may hE general cor sp.- cinc orIrr r,puir,
 The object Of this preslsp af course [" prevent or ,h,cs au. mou- nply pf canal tonnage by steamship
 lines put nu by tho railroads. lis. th. Pacific Mail for the purpns, uf Eume independent competition
 m, other bH introduced hv Er,pr.- sentative Atkinson. fixes maximum charge of sI-5 tau registered and
 imposes double rates ou vessels owned in Nhar. or in part h> railroad ,am- pany
 m. significant f.mur. ur tH. Iegis- lat0ou proposed lies in recognition or the fact that ,H. railroads may ua rv- pvct.J |" us, th.lr best rud,avurS tn| shut "G or r"urra th, competition by. sea That has h.ru th.ir poIir, tu Che. past bat it was then a much easier matter q" handle than it NHI hs when th" canal is np"n For pu. reason ur. another tt is mol HkrlE that tho oHsr- land roads can exercise amy effective control "f traffic hv the Isthmlm route and we hrliry. that transportation officials ur coming to ryaliz, this fact In the interest or al parties concerned the conditions governing ah. Use afI the canal sh"uld he settled without doe laH. s" Ihat contracts may hr made aud equipment secured in advance SauI Francisco Call
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-09

The Fire Departmtu still keep up their good work in cXtinguishing the fires that break out from time to time But one should not overlook the help rendered by outsiders and people own ing the property
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-09

country from overhoVs and inunda- tious. We wonder what it will cost to keep the river flowing at the surface now that it has located another outlet along the lines of least rcsistcncc1
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-09

Tho s'"rm uhat hH rHuapo uau days "g" must have continued un through to N'mu for tha HIud d.l bIpW uith considerable rarcy yesterday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

bin, oob oos bon Ser @erltor-
berren binterlalie,1e Seitoment sur
@ouitrcfuna 5ltgelalien uno Ser aeaer1
SOS Scl tomcnt crbobene Ginmono OILS
ln5lll0iig erfannt mer6en ion.
Die ONT 0ienitog Mbeno aebal=
tenc @eriommluna oes ct. Glnlo
Commercial Club mar bclier beindt
ais irgeno cine poroenr itottgefunoene
@erinmmll,na d%enannter aorperldaft.
llnter SEN nielen i1tereiia,1ten Mnge=
legerbeiter1, sic bel oieier @%elegenbelt
sur gprode famen, beben mir berpor,
BOB sic &ongrebleltte 6eS @taates
Minneiota eri lidt meroen iolen, fir
Sic Mecipro5itat Ser Ser. Staaten nit
Canada ein5utreten; oaB Sic Great
Mortbern giienbabngeieuihaft aufge<
foroert meroen ion, niht la11gcr NIT
Sent 2egeu oes S11ouitrial : @eleiles
SIT 5Dgern, morouf Maent 9feioe mo-
mems ser beiagten 8obngelealdatt Die
Meuberung modtc, oab oos belprode=
ueu @eleilc mnbrld)einlid biele Trlib=
iobr aeleat miiroe. @eaiialid Ser Sc
letporloge, moourh int Stoote beim
@nu offcntlider @eba1,oe nltr Min1te=
loto 5teine STR @erpenonng 9e=
lulrgen ioQen, gob &err2ooner an, onb
bos fiir Sen S3mef %ernonntte Gpn1itee
nit Sem stuots Gomitce @iidlprade
oe,1olnn1er n11o boB oiel erbolb Die am
be1teu bema,tberten Miail1ner oes Staa=
ties an rihtiger 5teue ibre g(rgltnen=
tc porgebrudlt bitten, Sic nidt m1be=
odtet geIolie11 1per0en fon1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
ct. Wntbpnp.

lOIC CltG II ltlItuJS @eitUllllY 0ulll
9elier1t 81 per5eibnen.
ct. Nntbpnp.
2ette @ode Itarb ei11 5ebn Sabre
altes 0}dod)e11 Ser Ionilie @einrid1
Sang an 9ortnent5iil1oung. Die Set
DIE pur0e 6reitag nod porbergega1r=
ge11em @%ottes0ienite auf 6em bieiigen
@%ottesacfer beigei ebt. - Sobn DIR
lein fal1fte @o6mung un0 bier 9ot5
bon Sos. MaOer fir $1,000. - Gas
ant Sonntag Aben6 I'M S9ulbaul e &C.
baltene 8asfet soeiol nebit &urten=-
ipiel par iebr gut beil1dt, u16 es muir
Sc bel Ser l%tnterbaltuag ein &einge=
mimi DON $3.50 e%r5ielt, melde Sumn1e>
sum 9eiten ser ct. Mntbonp Stride
perlpenoet miro. - Sic @al1sbdlteri>1
LII iereS bodtp. Nfarrers liegt beoe1f=
li9 erfranft nieoer.
Cafe &emrp.
Sn ser Jan1ilie Sobn 2ieter 1teQtel1
iid Mitttpo6 mebrere 5olo=5pieler
Elm, l1n0 mer SEN grnit fen1t> Ser iidr
bei ei11em oerartigen Spiele ur1ter gl1,=
ten Spielern entmidelt, fam iid Ell
men 8egriff MAIDEN bon ser @eiellig<
felt, Sic iih unter@errn 2teiersO6ad
gelten6 madte. - @6uoro @eB begab
iid atn 5ami flag na6 Mapbem Safe
in @enton County, mo- er am 0tenitag
oerSod5eit ieines 8ruoersMartin bei=
mobnte. - Sacob Stodar0 tDor am
Gienitag in ct. Glouo, mo er int ct.
&opboels @ospitol ieinen tootfrar1=
fen @rlt0er beludte. - 6amilie So
iepb Meueling, melde bier felt Sen
lebten 80 Sabren ibr @eim batte,
miro oieies 5riibjabr na@ &oscoe un1=
5ieben, mo- Tie ibr @ous, oas iebt bonn
9eibltau6eiiter &irl6 belpobrt lit, 5n,11
l1el1ett @ein madert miro. - @err
ru1o 6rau &itlts @pttmolb fins BON
ibrer nad Eerbalt, @ismard, g. 8.
uno ct. Mi9oe1 in @rigbt Gountp
gemodten 8ei udstol1r ant Samitag
bein1gefebrt. - Sobn 2ieier un6 Saul
@inter ii,1o Montag aah Cotton,
@oib., obgereiit, mo- Tie an ser gol0e=
men @od)5eit oes Serrn lt1o 6rau %.
5d,1ltbeis tbeilnebmen mer0en. Sic
@eil1her tperoen itb ettpa 0rei @oden
inn Stoatc @oibington mfhalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
Nus Der 11mtge9eno.
E1ltf Ncutrc.

Ser 26 Sabre olte gouaro Gepnor,
elm iu glten @erbaltniiien lteberOer
6orn1er, batte 1id Sonntag na6 Dem
fird}liden Gienite in feline @pbnll1g
begehel1 ltno iid) sort oas 2eben &C.
llon1nelr, inbem er @ift, >pabrideln=
lid Strp1nilt, perlbltdte. M(m1
nimn1t an, oob 2iebesfl1mr1er Sen
itl1gen Moll1 51tl1 Selbltmoro getrie=
BEN bube. - @ielige 8iirger boben on
Senator &nltte 9%felipl, fir 0as g.
r%utsfpmitee fir Ypltdn1ter nnO Eo1t=
i1reden cine Yetition geial10t, III mel
der Inn cine grG6bu11g 0es 8ebalte5
Scr 9onobrieftrager eri ltd)t miro. 3ies
miro NIT Sen erbobten Soften Ser notb=
menoigeu slusriiltrng uno nit Sen
Muslagen motipiert, melde 0te 2an0=
poltboten in Sen lebten Sabren bat=
ten. - Sci einem Montag pergange=
ner 8o6e pom bodm. Nfarrer 81.
Mr5t in ser bieligen ct. Bauls Stride
gebaltenen 8ral,tamte lblo1len oen
Ireubuno &err Sic. &rommenibenfel
un0 SRI. @pln Dir. GuB es oem jl1n=
gen @aore i'm 1el,en Stanbe tets nod
@uni6 ergeben lnoge, lit Ser nad=
traglide @uni ) Des uNoroitern."
Belgrade.
@ierorts ld)eint man groBe Nolt1en
inn &opf 5u baben, un0 eS plelea1 ar1=
Geren Std0ten nabtbun un0 gar man=
6en &iuoges es portblln 81 moue11.
Ser in Sen @opfen ein5elner 9irger
entitan6ene @lan 9ebt 0abin, Belgrade
INN cine @odidule l1no 5aglei6 Inn
cine @ilIoge = @a1e 5u beret6ern.
! Man fam ni9ts oagegen bnben, menn
man iid fir cine oroentlt6e @r5ie=
bung Ser sSl1geno ms @eidirr legt,
ooh oa5lt beoarf es m%abrbaftig Ser
@odi9ulen nidt, in lpeld}en init Sor=
liebe Sen &inoern lolbe Sa6en einge=
paufft merben, pbne oeren &enntntlle
lie geroOe 10 gut Doranfommen alS
nit oenielben. Sic Soee elmer Gilz
lage=@aue lit nibt ST per1perl EN-, aber
! nodh Mniibt pieler cine perfriibte.
Matftns.
Pint lebte11 Mitt>pod itarb bier i'm
SITTER Don etpa 30 Sobren SEER 9. O..
Spm1lbing. Ser @eritorbene NOR
elmer ser eriten slniieoler in bieier Sc
gel1n. Sem 8egrdbnib fano ant 6rei=
tag bon ser ct. Mrtoniusz Stride aus
ltott. Wf6ge ct tit 5rieoen rltben! -
6rau Jron5 9aul Don ct. Saul meilt
bier BEL Scr 5an1ilie @ilbelm S. Be-
der u11o ionitigen @erman0ten altf
8elid. = @err S. &uuib lit iett nit
Ser 3ubereitl1ng bon 8aumitdmmen
in 8aumaterial fleiBig beidaftigt. -
Sir 0as laufen6e Snbr mur6e &err
IS. S. 8eder als Brdii0ent ser bieii=
gen @reamerp=@e iemi9aft erndblt.
9lae lebtidbrigen 8eamten mur6en
mieoer erudblt, Elm 8epeiS, 6aB tire
Mmtspermaltung cine 5ufrie0enitel=
lenDe par.
81. MidoIas.
Sobn 2abr berlor lebte @ode zines
ieiner beiten Mrbeitspfer0e, 6as an eli
ner 8lutpergiftung b%eren0ete. SEER
un0 Irau 9eic. .@ommer0ing maren
lebte @oHe bel ibrem int bairiIden
Excitement pobnen0en S@pager 8es
ter 3enner auf 8elud). Stepb. Stu
1der bon Clear Safe un6 @etnri9
@odmam bon Serbian, tpel6e bier
iiber cine @o6e bei 8ertpan0ten 11no
6reun0en 51 @aite maren, iin0 lebten
Dienitag beimparts ge5ogen.
Sobn Stommes un0 So6ter Gltiabetb
begaben ii6 lebten Gie1itag nad 6ree=
port, Sauf Centre unb Seem M11nid
-&HAN 4g44- a+.EsHHs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

terbaltrmg, gu ser liG Elm polle5 &aus
gelteut batte, ut0 mobei Sic 5pieler
fire Miiben our9 flingenoe Min5e
uno ourdb reibli6en 8eifal na9
@uni6 gelobnt iabe1.
Isaynesuile.
SRI. Grace Gan Select lit bon 9toro=
oafota 5uriidgefebrt, mo- tie it6 e1re1t
Mol1at lang beiudsmeile aufbielt. -
6rou S. sc. Sones bon gben gaaep
erltattete nit einem &i1oe i6ren bier
mobnenoen gltern, @errn un0 Sran
Jrn5 9roiiaro o%ergangene @od)e Ell
nel1 mebrtagigen 8eiu6. - &err
M11tl bat cine 6arm in Sc Suellr
purtp gefauft, Die er 0ieleS 6riibiabr
nit ieiner Tamilie be5ieben miro. =
sc. Norcutt po11 &e0 2afe County miro
anfangs Mar5 sic Iarm bes 90. 6.
@eiler, melde er fa1tfltb IN leine1
@elid bradte, nit ieiner 6amilie be-
5ieben.
GScu &alleD.
Iier bier mobnenoen Gelbmiiter
SsSobn 2auer lno 6ral1 @el,5el Grit
mes erbielten sic Srauernadridt bon
oen Io0t fires 8ruoers, 0es I'M Ga=
SEM SCOT fires 8ru0ers, 0es iii
Gaitlemoo0, Sio 9afota., ais Efar=
TER ongeiteQt gemeienen bodrp.
@errn Hteer 2a1er, melber erit
inn pergangenen Monat bier BEL 0em
8%egrabntiie ieiner Midte, SRI. Mnna
2al1er, amttrte. SET ser 8eer0igung
0es perit. bodm. @errn, bas in Cattle
mooo itattfan0, paren bier ST.. Sobn
2ouer l11o Srar @en5el Grimes 5l1ge=
gen.
Muscps.
Sic 6irma Sanger & 60. lit lebte
ISOLDE nit ser @isernte fertig gelpor=
SEN. - @ilbelm Sod, melder bon Ser
Snfluen5a befauen, auf Sic &ranfen=
itl1be angerpieien nor, fat ii6 ipieoer
lopeit erbollt, 6aB ct iib leinen Srel1n=
SEN 5eiger1 farn. - Mid. Sbeiien
mltbte ii6 einige Gage cine rbeumati<
i@e Nlage gefauen laiien. - Conrad
5nler eritattete bier ieinem 8ruoer
einen 8ei ud}. - SSobann Sill
lian pom @inono beiudte Dor ieiner
@eiterreiie nad Minot, g. g., mo- er
@eimitatte 5lt eigen fat, ietnen
bier pobnenoen 8rltoer. - 8epor Sic
County : Gommiiidre, melde Dienitag
51 elmer ip%e5iellen Sibung 5uiammen=
ii9 Mittmoh p%ertagten, pal<
lirten iie ein bon 25 8emobnern sic er
Ortldaft undergraduates @elu&, in
pel6em Inn @rlal1bniB, &oscoe alS
ginage gu %inforporiren, nadgeinht
pir6. @oscoe fat cine 207 itarfe
Einmobneri@aft.
Stem Munid.
Ser s.. MeDer, melder Dor @oben
,rfranfte, befin6et ii6 imrner nod in
8uitanbe. 6rau Mif. 2a=
SIair, melde ii6 elmer Operation me-
gen 8linooarment5iin0ung unter5og,
tno6t ouf Dem @ege ser @eneil ing
sic erfreultditen Sortidritte. - Mad
8eiude bel bieiigen Ser
.paroten l1n6 8efannten iin6 @err un0
,yralt Soiepb Metger nah ibrem Seim
Mount Carmel, g. g., 5uriidge<
febrt. - Soiepb Stole fauften bon Bez
ter 2uomig ein @runoftid, auf Dem
ar oieies Sriibiabr cine @obnung gu
bauen beabii6tigt. - SS1 6em 8efin=
ben Ser Sran Matb. &itel, tit nnter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

@ebonolung 0es Or @ilbert ppn Mel=
role cine erfreulihe @e11ollng 5ltln
9eliern 81 per5eidnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
ct. Mmanita.

SIN porgeriidten Sitter bon SO Sat-
rem fat &atbarina @oQ int &auie if.
res i'm Conn ct. Muguita mobnenoel1
8rll0ers Sobn @on om pergonge,e,t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
THE DAY IN
CONG r e S S


SENATE
Washington, April 1I-Culberson
presented a petition of citizens of Ell
Paso protesting against the United
States taking any steps against Mexi-
can revolutionists
Davis of Arkansas had q resolution
passed calling on the Postoffice De-
partment for information concerning
alleged discrimination in second-class
mail privileges
Bailey proposed that the Senate shall
meet at o'clock instead of at noon.
Adjournment taken until Thursday.
/ HOUSE.
Underwood announced that the as
signments OF minority members to the
committees had been completed by
minority leader Mann.
Clark OF Florida made an ineffectual
| attempt to take $4,000 worth of addi-
tional House patronage away from the
new House membership.
Howard OF Georgia introduced a
resolution from handling maflable
packages weighing less than eleven
pounds. and from competing with the
Postoffice Department.
| Urouty Of Iowa offered a joint reso-
luton requiring the President to oper
negotiations with Canada to obtain q
supplemental reciprocity agreement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA

DRINKS ACID, GIVES WIFE BOTTLE.
After ne had taken a small quantity
OF acid with suicidal intent last night
Elmer Bramer, of Indianapolis. rs years
old, 201S Southeastern avenue. tossed
the bottle at the feet of his wife in an
adjoining room and informed her OF his
act. Dr. o. c. Lukenbill was called ana
said the effects of the acid probably
would not be serious. According to
Patrolmen Hare and Reidy, Bramer
bought the acid at a drug store in the
neighborhood, saying he intended to
use it as bug exterminator. Bramer
refused to tell why he had taken the
acid.
The police of Hartford City are hold
ing q man thought to be the bandit who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
Aprsl III.

1713--Treaty of Utrecht. which ended
the wars OF Queen Anne. secured
the Protestant succession In Eng
land and the enlargement OF the
British colonies in America
176s-One quarter of the city of Mon
treal destroyed by Are
l7sS-Stanislas Auguste Poniatowski.
last king OF Poland, died in st.
Petersburg. Born In LithuAnia in
1892
1S12-Four British barges taken in
Hampton Roads by the frigate
constellation.
1S29-South Carolina legislature do
mated $4,000 to the heirs OF
Thomas Jefferson IN appreciation
OF his great service to the country
1S4S-Competion of the Illinois and
Michigan canal.
1S62-The confederate ironclad Merri-
mac made her second appearance
in. Hampton Roads, destroying
thfee small vessels
1s65--Forts Hugar and Tracy cap
tured by the federal army, opening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11

very few women cling to the old time
underwear. which consisted Of Q number
OF pieces and also = number OF bands or
tapes. all OF which were very troublesome
The combination illustrated has = long
body section. fitted by French darts in
front and by seams which correspond IN
the back. Thzre also u q seam In the
centre OF the back and the closing In the
centre OF the 'front.'
Below this the petticoat or drawers. for
It may be either. II attached very low
down, and this. too. Is closed in tho centre
of the front.
Cambria. muslin and above all long cloth
are materials used for underwear. and Val.
lace makes a good trimming.
The pattern 4673 10 cut In sizes - 70 a
inches bust measure. Medium size requires
~ yards OF IS inch material
The above pattern can be obtained by
sending 10 cents to the ONCE OF this paper,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
MONEY EASY-THEN NOT.

vandelip
is possibly
refuse This
lonaie
sweat of his There unearned
the
andt the me rho have t enot
The odfashioned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
A LESSON UNHEEDED.

That
coin.
of
They fell again. however
of their punishment hand
What Calumet
the Coliseum Chicago?
all of the
ma clubs business associations
to be
This would plan for
literally
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11

will be drilled in tomorroy. On the
Shy farm. and located only . few hun
dred feet from the Twitchell & McFad
den WE'LL Amsler q Risch have we'll
on the sand and are shut down await
ing the arrival OF the owners before
drilling in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
GARY's MODEL SCHOOL SYSTEM.


ann printed IN the Minneap Journal
while n
forcibly in
trip
place
cientinco organization Of schoo
committee, appointed
wha they ERIN OF schoo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
THIS Is MY 4oTH BIRTHDAY.
william w. Campbell.


DR.. william Wallace Campbell, d.
rector of the famous Lick observatory
at Mt. Hamilton, Cal. was born in Han
cock county, Ohio. April IL, 1852 Aft
er graduating from the University Of
Michigan In 1885 he became professor
of mathematics In the University of
Colorado. Two years later he returned
to the University of Michigan as an
Instructor in astronomy. In 1891 he
became an astronomer at Lick observa-
tory and has been It's director since
1901. DR.. Campbell was in charge of
the Lick observatory eclipse expedition
to India in 1898, to Georgia in 1900.
and to Spain in 1905. He is a member
of number of the foremost scientific
research societies of America and Eu-
rope and his work in astronomical re-
search has been further recognized by
the award of prizes and medals from
the Paris Academy of Sciences, the
Royal Astronomical Society OF England
and the National Academy of Science
Honorary degrees have also been be-
slowed upon him by the University OF
Michigan, the University OF Wisconsin
| and the Western University OF Penn
| sylvania.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
STRIKE NEW OIL WELLS.

With but 1--WE strings OF drilling tools
running in TIL Oakland City oil field, the
week has passed without a completed
well, although three are nearing the
sand and probably will be drilled in
next week. The main portion OF the
drilling is in the new western extension
of the field. and the result that will be
obtained there next week will deter
mine the value Of that portion OF the
field. On the Peed farm the Twitchell
& McTadden Company has a well tina
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
COMMUNICATIONS.
SAVE THE PEOPLES STREETS.


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