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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-22
PUTS NEW LIFE
INTO OFFICERS
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as widows. fathers. mother. sister or
brothers, known as dependents shall
receive the sum of twenty dollars per
month also the children of said fire
man under the age of sixteen years
shall receive the sum of six dollars per
month. which sum paid for the bene-
fit of such children shall be paid to tn :
mother if alive. so long as such chill :
dren shall reside with and be supported
by her and in the event of the death OF
the mother of said children, the amount
set aside for them being six dollars each
month as above stated shall be paid
to guardian of such children. appoint
ed by the Judge of the Circuit Court.
Pension According to Rank.
The following sums have been
adopted by the board of trustees. ac-
cording TO rank on department. to be
drawn upon proper applications, state
ment and surgeons certificate. as pro-
vided in section 13 for decedents or
sickness resulting in total disability
suffered or cause by active service:
Chief s42.5O
Assistant Chief ......... 1000
Captain ..-..f..... $500
Lieutenant ......t ..... $500
All regulars Sucn as lad
der, horsemen. drivers.
etc. $500
In service under 1 year. 5000
After not less than twenty years in
service on the fire depa rtment. and dis
charged for any other cause excepting
for a criminal act, firemen shall receive
the amount of fifteen dollars per
month n
Each and every fireman on the de-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-22

Word from the bedside of Mrs. John
Buettner, 40 Logan street. who broke
two ribs in a fall Wednesday after
noon, is reported getting along nicely
and is daily improving.
Although her condition was very bad
Wednesday night because of the two
broken ribs and was unconscious for
nearly an hour before a doctor could
be found, Mr.. Buettner stated this
morning that his wife was now out of
danger and on the road to recovery
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Lose Popular Couple.

Hammond will soon lose popular
couple when Mr. and Mrs. H. 6. Nc
FarIand will leave for their future
home at Asheville North Carolina. They
expect to leave Hammond in about a
week or So but before going south will
make an extended visit with friends at
Detroit.
While on a recent visit to Asheville,
Mr.. Mcfarland established a good BUSH
ness there. He and a partner have a
good paying retail cigar store.
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FALL WILL
ARRIVE
TOMORROW

Fall will arrive officially at 1o:1T:4o
r. m. tomorrow, according TO the cal
culations of Lieutenant ]. II. Comfort
of the United States naval time service
THE severe electrical thunder and
rain storms of the past two weeks are
all ascribable TO the equinox which is
approa ching" said Lieutenant Comfort
yesterday. Each year about this time
occur many atmospheric changes
usually finding expression in damaging
storms
Winter will arrive Dec. %.
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II. L. ST. CLAIR H
OUT AT ORPHEUM
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ITOfn Fdge y
by which the owners of the theatre
were managing it and taking all of the
receipts to apply the rent that his
pay ought to come from them.
William II. Gostlin thought that St.
Clair's salary should have been paid
by Wingheld- When ST. Clair learned
this he resigned in a huff and il be-
came necessary for Gostlin himself to
take charge of things and run the
house the rest of the evening. ST Clair
and his wife left the theatre shortly
after the show commenced
Following this incident Gostlin
claims that ST, Clair made an effort
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SCENARIO ACCEPTED

Mrs. Myrtle Champaign Wright, who
has been so successful in writing see
narios for moving picture shows, re-
ceived the good news this morning
from the Reliance company that her
scenario entitled Little Orphan An
ME- had been accepted. She was paid
$40 for her work, and has several 9TH
ers on the road
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IN THE
SUPERIOR n1IAQTQ
and CIRCUIT UUUGaEV
GEISEL GETS
JUDGMENT
fSpecial to THE Tines

Especial to The TIMEs.)
Crown Point. Ind, Sept. 22.-The jury
in the case of Geisel VS.. the city of
Gary, on trial for two days in the Cir
of the plaintiff this morning and gave
him a Judgment for $500 as result of
an auto accident in which the city was
held responsible
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Divorce Gases.

Today was divorce day in the Lake
superior court. Divorces were granted
in the cases of Vandevander vs.. Van
devander; Snyder VS.. Snyder. and Will
son VS.. Wilson.
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Another Blowout.

The Hammond Newsboys' union will
have another blowout" on Tuesday.
Sept. 26. The purpose of these affairs
is to get the boys closer together and
make them feel that they have COM
mon interest. 1t is expected that there
will be a large attendance. and eats
will be provided.
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Arguments Heard.

The arguments on the motion for a
new trial in the case of state VS.. Cald-
we'll one of the famous Gary payroll
cases. will be heard before Judge Law
renee Becker on Sept. 30
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ATTEND SESSION.

A number of Hammond city officials,
business and professional men went to
Chicago today to attend the sessions
of the International Municipal Congress
and the Good Roads Congress. Among
the visitors were Mayor John D. Small
ey, John L. Hohde, Adam r. Ebert, Pc
ter j. Lyons. DR.. W. D. Weis, DR. H. T.
Sharrer, William Ahlborn, George Lock
lin. Joseph Ruff and Ed Simon.
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Messrs John Ruff, Peter Goetzinger,
Ed and Frank Miller. Joseph Mem
mesheimer, Charles Rubey, Joseph Wy
sock, w. J. Stuart, Jerry Corners, r.
Turriff. Archie Durrant, John Murphy.
A L. Young. Joseph Petermann. /, j..
Cola, Peter Cola. Ernest Arzbaecher,
George Brogan and Matt Diedrich.-
South Chicago Calumet.
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Adopts Roll.

At short session this morning the
board of public works adopted the
primary assessment roll for the John
street sewer, and appointed Theodore
Seestadt inspector of the Monroe street
sewer
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LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. ]
Judge Virgil ). Reitcr.
Cases Df~unn~I OF.

Cases Disposed Of.
Joseph George of Gary, son of DR..
George, appeared in court and pleaded
guilty to grand larceny. on account
OF the absence of the father from the
courtroom sentence was not passed.
The case will be held up pending a
further investigation.
A number of prisoners came into
court this morning and entered their
pleas. The court takes UP his settings
OF civil jury cases next week.
Settings.
Third Monday. Sept. as
3c55-Knotts VS.. Tuxbury.
3ssa-Kiessiing VS.. Inland Steel Co.
4os1--Moore VS.. G., /. & L. Ry.
fsss-Dearbeyne VS.. Western Union.
ssa7--Bastian VS.. Danch eft al
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. 2
Judge Lawrence Becker.
Case Trial.
Arguments for new trial are being
heard in the case OF James s. Tuthil
VS.. T. J. Gormey.
Case Disposed OF.
divorce and custody of the children
was granted to Alice Carr against Will
liam Carr
Monday. Sept. 25-
sSs7-Walker ct al VS.. Moldrowski ct
Bierwagen vs.. Johnson.
Gsse-Clinton VS.. Keilselbach
ssn3-Nalf Us. James, etc.
e9e6-washburn- Crosby Co. VS.. Moen-
ich ct al.
ss45-Stanu1a vs.. Wisiesewski ct al.
ee54-Monarch Hardware & Furnace
Co. VS.. Marcovich.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. 5
Judge Johannes KopeIke.
Case on Trial.
6ss2-William Vietz VS.. Ida Keilselbach.
Information.
The court will take up criminal cases
Monday.
Criminal Settings. ~
The following are the settings of
criminal cases that have been made by
Judge Kopelke
Fourth week. Monday. Sept. 25-
11se--State VS.. Willard H Case.
1882 State VS.. John Rostis.
1870 State VS.. Less Rodgers.
1872 State VS.. John l. Wilson
Tuesday. Sept 26-
fss5-State VS.. George Sipusich
123s-State VS.. Sperio Strategos
le4o-tate VS.. John Hickman.
Wednesday, Sept. az
1257-State VS.. Ralph North.
l2s2--State VS.. George Geisy
ll2a-State vs.. Frank Csorga
LAKE 9CIRCUIT COURT, CROWN PIT.
Judge Willis c. McaIahnn.
Case Disposed OF.
Geisel vs.. City of Gary and the Gary
< Tnterurban railroad. Civil jury case.
Suit for damages. Hodges & Ridgely
for Geisel. and Gavit g. Curtis for the
defendants Verdict of $500 awarded to
the plaintiff.
FEDERAL COURT
Judge A. ID. Anderson.
The federal court in Hammond will
open for business Oct II and on that
date a number of naturalfza ton mat
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partment shall be assessed one percent
of his wages bi-monthly for the pen
sion fund
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Club Hayrack Party.
The members of IS. Peter and Paul
choir choir and of the Euturpia club
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FEDERAL COURT.
Judge A. ID. Anderson.

The federal court in Hammond will
open for business Oct II and on that
date a number of naturalization mat
tors Will be taken up. On the follow
ing day the federal petit Jury will be
impaneled to try such cases as are
ready for the court by that time
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grand lodge in favor of doing away
with the wearing of the officials re-
gala and for the adoption of uni
form button or badge, to be worn by
all who attand the seSsionS.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
W IL Ii F 0 K D

W, T. Horn Of Cave City is here
in attendance at the bedside of his
brother, r. D. Horn.
Mrs. E. j. Eckel of St. Joseph,
Mo-, mother of E. G. Eckel of near
town, is here on an extended visit
D. L. King and VIM. Smith have
been busy all week taking deposi-
tions in what is known as the Post
case.
Mrs F. B. Dowell Of Kenyon
came up Thursday on account OF
the serious illness Of her father, r.
D. Horn
j. E. Good has purchased two
and half lots from w. D. Spurlock
and intends erecting a 5-room
house thereon.
w. H. Martin, the contractor who
is putting up two houses for Mack
Harrell, has arranged to put up a
substantial house for himself, to
cost $1,000.
r. D. Horn, who was stricken
with paralysis last Wednesday, is
much improved and hopes are now
entertained for his ultimate recovery
although at one time it was thought
the stroke would prove fatal.
Judge Allen Gay came in Satur-
day and examined the bridge over
Spring river at this place. lie
found 1t in such bad repair that he
ordered il put in good shape, New
abutments are to be placed at each
end as well as new and substantial
flooring put down.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
HOW'S THISY

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. f. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o,
We, the undersigned have known
FL. Cheney for the last l5 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all bu~'ness transactions, and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm WAL
DING, K1NNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Cotorrh Cure Is taken In
ternally. getting directly upon the
blood ana mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent iree'
Sold by druggists Price foc
per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02

rvine Prof. Lawrence by rapid
strides to success. We know by
the untiring energy displayed by
him he will stand like a hero and
fall like the brave with his face to
the foe and feet to the field" We
can safely say when his life work is
ended, his body carried to its last
resting place, and his soul has pass
ed from this earth to that home be-
yond the skies, the pupils who sat
under the sound Of his voice will
In passing his tomb, pause, shed a
tear, and say, Thank God, for Civ
ing us such an instructor"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
INSTITUTE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that there
will be a Teachers Institute for the
white teachers of the Southern Dis
trict of Sharp county at the public
school building at Evening Shade,
beginning Monday, June s, and
continuing five days, Teachers re-
siding in the Southern District are
required by law to attend. ! will
secure board in private families for
those teachers only that request It
and pledge themselves to stay where
! assign them,
O. G. Shaver,
County Examiner.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
c A l. A N | N E

The weather is hot and dry.
Bob Mize Of Strawberry was here
Sunday.
Prella CLANCY returned from Lit
tie Rock Friday.
Rev. P. H. Sullivan of Grange
| was in our town Sunday.
S. P. CLANCY made a business
trip to Batesville Friday.
The wheat and oat crops are cut
short by the dry weather.
No matter how hot and dry the
weather may be, the drummers still
pass this way.
Several Of the young folks of this
section attended the commence
ment exercises of the school at Ash
Flat and report a good time.
Grover Sullivan came home from
Ash Flat Saturday, where he has
been engaged in teaching and 60
ing to school the past school term.
Misses Beulah CLANCY and Jennie
Taylor left Sunday for Salem,
where they will attend the COM
mencement exercises of the Salem
High School.
Marvin Stephens, Marcus Heath
and Elmer Phillips of Ash Flat
spent Saturday night in our town.
We were proud to have the young
men in our midst.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
E N E R Y
Either too wet or too dry.

Either too wet or too dry.
Bud Hines and family Of Pou6h-
keepsie visited in this section Sun
day,
w. T. Mcleod and family were
visiting at Bengay Saturday and
Sunday.
Cleo Chrisenberry, David RODGERS
and Ray Morgan had business at
Cave City Saturday,
We heard of one man who said
there was mud under the roots OF
his corn. Wonder where he planted
his corn.
Quite a lot of young folks from
this place attended the singing at
Powells Chapel Sunday and report
a good time.
j. N. Mcleod, the hustline mer-
chant and postmaster of Reeds
Creek, passed through this place
Sunday enroute to Powcll's Chapel
A Mr.. Campbell passed through
town Sunday enroute to his home
at Wild Cherry, returning from
Strawberry, where he made appli'
cation to teach the winter school.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
A S Il F l A +

Mrs. |. H. Richie has been on the
feeble list several days, but is re-
ported some better now.
W. S. Vannatta, an old citizen of
Hardy, was here recently visiting
his neice, Mrs. Harve Ritchie.
Some more of our young people
went to Calamine Saturday for a
visit. Must be attractions down
there.
The public school closed on
Thurday and Friday nights of last
week with programs that delighted
very large crowds.
Harve Richie and Sidney Steph-
ems left the first part of the week
for Salem to attend the closing ex-
ercises of the school at that place.
The teachers institute for the
! Northern District will be convened
at Hardy next Monday by County
Examiner Marvin Stephens Of this
place,
Prof. B. A. Spradlin and wife left
this week, the former for Mountain
Home and Mrs. Spradlin for Ken
lucky, where she will visit her
mother.
We see that Elbert Goodwin, one
of Ash Flats boys, now located at
Melbourne, will make the race Tor
prosecuting attorney. Here's to Ed;
may he win.
The new brass band instruments
have arrived and it is hoped the
"tooters" will soon learn how to use
them profciently. We understand
that Sam Hoover will be employed
to instruct the members.
Our people are wanting to see a
good rain fall. Crops, especially
oats, grasses and gardens, are hurt
Ing for rain badly. Corn and cotton
are not damaging, but these crops
will soon require moisture also
Harmon Richie and Miss Amy
Spurlock, daughter of David Spur
lock, who resides near town, were
united in matrimony last Sunday
at the hotel, Elder r, A, Robbins
performing the ceremony. Theil
many friends wish the contracting
parties a long and successful career
We intend to mention that mat
ter of a good road from Evening
Shade to Hardy every now ant
then. If everybody would get IN
on the proposition what a wonder
full improvement we might make
on that highway at such a little
, cost that no one would be hurt II
finances; on the other hand, th'
good road would be cash In hi
pocket
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
G R A N G E

and dry, dust and more dust,
Gay Of Bensay was among us
veek.
Doss of Jacksonville spent
by here, the guest Of this writ
mer Doss was at Nelsonville
week attending to some busi-
uben johnson of New Mexico
this community visiting rela-
be farmers Of this section are
i up with their work until 1t
lbert Watkins of Bengay visited
pr community Saturday Of last
A. McCrackin and family yis-
Mrs, Flemings at Reeds Creek
tloy,
Be Crocker, one Of our Oldest and
citizens, Is on the puny list
week.
leas Barnett caught some nice
in Strawberry river one day of
week.
Ne would like to know what has
pome of that good road man Of
pshkeepsie.
Pam Mayhan has a brand new
phophone and we are enjoying
to-date music.
I'm Milliean Of Kenyon, Jackson
lnty, Is visiting his sister, Mrs,
far King, Of this place,
Misses Lou and Belle Sullivan
b have been In school at Ash
the past nine months, have re-
ped home,
Ne suppose we will Dot q sight ol
delinquent list this week In the
card We Gamble very few Of
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
S | D N E Y


Will Price Founders of Melbourne
is visiting his grandfather, Richard
Founders, of this place.
The farmers are very much IN
need of rain so they can lay by
corn. Oats are a failure
A. B. Smith, one of the leading
violinists of North Arkansas, states
his intention of advancing further
in music in the near future.
Miss Louise Johnston is at home
from Searcy, where she attended
Galloway College. Her friends are
glad to have her back again.
Lucas Johnston was in Cave City
Wednesday night and reports a
good time You are always highly
entertained when at that place.
John H. Mullins, one Of our pop
ular young men, makes a business
trip to Maxville most every Sunday
That is, we judge it to be a business
trip.
A. A. Arm and family of Tulia,
Texas, who will make their future
home here, have arrived. The
Messrs. Arm are now awaiting the
arrival of their stock Of goods when
their store will be open for business.
Frank Dixon, Miss Lizzie Wiles,
Will Hunter and family Of Yelling
ton, Texas, former citizens of this
place, are visiting friends and rela-
tives among us. We are glad to
have them here.
The Sidney ball team is looking
forward to the arrival Of Messrs.
Walter Yeager, H. A. Bone and L..
F. Battles, who have been attend
ins school at Salem. They are
heavyweiehts Of Our ball team.
B. F. Meeks and John Gaskill
were busy Saturday making the
ball team a couple of walnut bats.
Look out for a lot Of healthy swats'
AS the Sidney Sharp Shooters have
made a complete clean up they are
now ready and waiting to meet
Shelbyville's Rough Riders, whether
they are ball players or not. Name
the time and place to get your "Av-
cry scraped," Mr.. Shelbyville.
Rev. Wiles, who Is devoting a use
full life in preparing men and WON
en- to pass from this terrestrial par
adise across that great divide into
the celestial city above, gained anc
held the attention Of an unusually
large audience at the Baptist church
Sunday The singing In the after
noon led by Prof. Grishan end
John Shirley was good. BarreI
Fork was well represented and theil
presence was appreciated
After long and faithful service a,
this place Prof Otis Lawrence II
now tone from among Us, and !,
Is hoped by his many friends here
that he Is enjoying q pleasant vaca
ton. Our many school workers
here found to meet with him no
only meant to love but to trust him
The school patrons felt to have
their children in his care would In
sure them the best Of instruction
also an inspiration to do more 70
themselves and those who surroun'
them. The spirit we want our boy
and girls to possess Is the one car
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
B Z N G A Y

Hot and dry.
Cleo ChrIsenberry Of Emery was
here Sunday
Rube 0neal, one Of our hustllne
young men, has been sick for a few
daya.
B, o. Triehtwell did some repair
xIork on the mill dam here last
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02

keepsie section one day last week
buying corn.
Bcngay was lively Saturday, sew
eral trading some and several pat
ronizinG the mill.
Bennett Watkins and family and
Miss Pearl HoGgard attended church
at Big Creek Sunday.
j, j. Wilson and L. II. Vaughan
were transacting business at Cave
City one day last week.
Eldon Vaughan, the little son OF
L. r. Vaughan, is on the puny list
He Is afflicted with chills and fever
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
RI s 0 N V | L L t

ELSONV L I
b, Shelbyville' we Ike ~
letter.
1udee Allen Gay had bus
Villiford Saturday
dair and wife made a
trip to Batesville last
ss and family visited rel
4 friends near Grange a
last week.
Hompkins went to Williford
Hast week, taking with hlm
hen apples.
hav get up a better paper
Record, but when they 40
have a Jim Dandy.
B,lrrel Tompkins of Poueh-
&conducted an interesting
Here Sunday evening.
How of some schools in this
Fthat are waiting for men
with some experience.
We're glad when we heard
y, Come let us go up to the
at Evening Shade next
Eif this dry weather lasts
Niger that butter man that
\ for Taft will bring a good
ext year.
little boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Groom is very sick at this
4 DR.. E. L. Sullivan OF
|eepSie is the attending phy-
|Pickens and Minus Butler
Ie victory in the debate at
[eepsie so, Mr.. Editor, you
h the negro to 60 ahead; ne
|ght.
lie John" Norris, who attend
reunion at Little Rock, de-
hat there were more people
here than he thought were
world.
we're glad we are not a
II of the legislature this
Those fellows may have
leir best, but they have got
citing the people to believe
sad news was flashed over
les of this country Saturday
{ that Amos CampDell, an
boy, IS years old, who was
his home with Will Smith,
owned in Strawberry river.
y, with Isaac Hardin, was in
ing when he found himself
water. A strong effort was
o save the boy, but all in
The body was found in a
ime where it was seen to
All our people sympathize
le relatives of the boy.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
Chamberlain S
COLlC. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

A few doses Of this remedy viii
invariably cure an ordinary At
tack of diarrhea
It has been used In nine cpl
denies of dysentery with perfect
success,
Il can always be depended
upon, even In the more severe
attacks of eraDp cole and ehol'
ere movbus,
II 10 equally succesaful for
summer dlarrhea and cholera
,nfapium In children, ana 10 tho
means ofsavlng the lives OF many
children eaeh yehf
When redueed with water ana
eweetened II IL pleasant TO take
Every man OF Family should
keep thla remedy III nis home'
Buy II now ~ rnny save ''ie'
falCE, zoe, LAhes SIZE o"'i
Sharp County record., 1911-06-02
...SAFETY...

Safety Is the first great inducement this
bank offers the man who has money to de-
post. This bank Is backed by many OF the
leading business men and farmers OF the
county Our equipment is the latest and
strongest models We are growing right
off, Start an account and grow with u.s.