The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-07
UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
DEAN Att. L. DEAD.

Miss Louise A. Goodbody, dean OF
women OF Indiana University. died at
the Methodist Episcopal Hospital at
O'Clock Sunday night. following an
operation for appendicitis. which she
underwent on Thursday.
LOOK FOR HoLDUP.
The hunt for James Walker, the
holdup man who last night shot and
killed Patrolman Virgil Kirkman and
seriously wounded Police Chief John
Ellis. of Alexandria. was pursued with
the utmost vigor throughout yesterday,
| but failed to reveal the hiding place
of the fugitive. Scores OF crews have
| been run down without avail.
| HAS LARGEST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
! Enrolment of the First Methodist
Sunday school at Brazil Sunday reach
ed 1850. which is said to make it the
largest Sunday school in the world.
The next largest is in Brooklyn. N. Y.
with $500. The growth of the school
is the result of aggressive work of
Superintendent Carpenter. The mems
Bible class has SIG members
SESSION TO COST $126 600.
Representative W. 8. Racey. chair
man of the House '-Plunder Commit
tee. St3te SatuIody SF0uln8 tHdt tuo
present session will cost the state all
| told about $4,000 The session of
1909 cost the state $4,000. No extra
pay, Mr.. Racey said. will be voted to
House employees. as has been done in
the past.
REPRESENTATIVE BARNARD BACK.
William o. Barnard. whose term ex-
| pired Saturday at noon as representa-
tive in Congress from the Sixth Dis
| trict. accompanied by Mrs. Barnard,
arrived In Newcastle Sunday afternoon
from washington and large
delegation of friends being at the sta
tion to meet them Mr.. Barnard will
resume the practice of law with Will
| liam E. jeffrey as associate
TO ATTACK PROCTOR SUIT.
Washington will perhaps be the
! center from which the first suit attack
| ing the Proctor law will start on its
road to the Indiana Supreme Cour.
Twenty Ave individual circumstances
will be filed before the commissioners
today protesting againgst the granting
of that number of licenses in the city.
WANTS A PARDON.
Harry b. Darling. OF I.aporte. secre-
tary of the State Board of Pardons. has
received petitions for clemency in be-
half of Charles C. Adams. alias W. B.
Andrews convited in Cass County, and
who is serving an indeterminate sent
ence in the Michigan City Prison
AUTO HIGHWAY TO BUILD.
A movemet will take tangible form
| within the next thirty days for the con
Istruction of automobile highway
from Chicago through the northern tier
of Indiana counties and southern tier
of Michigan counties to Kalamazoo.
The plan of the men whom w. NJ.
Bryant of Kalamazoo has succeeded in
Interesting in the project is to use such
highways which have been improved
and to secure action in the counties
which the highway will traverse that
will make a continuous road between
the two cities, with the ultimate pur-
pose of extending the highway until
there is an improved roadway extend
ing from Chicago to New York
ATTACKS YOUNG GIRL.
John sego. married, and the father
of three children. was arrested in Rich
mond Sunday night on a charge of
having attacked a 14.year-old girl
named Haler. The attack is alleged
to have occurred last November
LAPORTE IS DRY SUNDAYS.
This was Laportes first dry Sunday
in many years Following the action OF
the grand jury in returning indict-
ments against thirty nine law violators
the saloon men decided to make the
city literally dry. All day long men
with wet inclinations made futile at
ltempts to gain entrance to saloons BY
1.-The back-door route.
PIANO BOXES IN DEMAND.
The price of piano boxes In Columbus
lhas been advanced here from 81 to 81
each and all because of a chicken rails
ing fad that has struck the town. A
new system of chicken culture has
been introduced. in which the chickens
ARE kept in large boxes. preferably
piano boxes, and SO many have taken
Ito the new system that local piano box
dealers have formed a sort of trust.
TO ERECT BIG BUILDING.
Announcement was made Saturday
by L. M. Crump. president and general
manager of the Compeer Cigar Com