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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
M%immeiota.
ltmicrc %gegislatnr.

Sofprt nad) %poll5ogeler Srganilo=
ton nnb Gntgcgcl1nabnle Der 8pt=
lbai it ocs @plmerneurs Gberbart, mcl=
dc nit ibren IS Seiten oir NM
fangreid)ite wur, sic je Der Sc ebge=
M1llg untcrbreitct muroe lulo moriiber
an moercr Stelle Nabcres beridtet,
mad)ten lid) bcioe 3meige Scr Staats=
le1islutllr an ibre resp. Mrbeit, lto
bis Sdaltb Der letter Mod)e iub Ser
Senat lpic oas Mepral ental1teuballs
ser @eie tesporlagen 5lp0lf Dor iid.
9l1rd) sc II Mcpr1lclltullten Stone pon
81. Yalll mllrbe sic critic @ansporla=
&c eillge brodt, ol,rcb meld)e sic &C.
letgeber al1f cine Nflibt ocS Staatcs
III in1erflam genlod)t lperoell, oie bis
fer pcrru hldlligt muroen. 1ic Gprla=
&c oes @erru Stonc perfiigt oie gta6=
lirarllg elmer S1olrltrie= u1o gtfer6ml=
ldltle, III melder @aiien llllO BON 81
tern %perlaiiene, bilfsbeoilrf tige ooer
permabrloite &illOer Sit eilleln prof
tiiden 9erltfe er5ogen peroen iollen.
Sir Mnfallf zines geeignetell Ylabes,
grridtl,lrg oes @ebal1oes uno Mus=
ltellung ser Mnltalt lit cine @epilll=
gl1rg III ser @0be bon $125,000 Dor
9 G ieber. Sic &orlage ml1roe an oaS
&on1itee fir @emiQigungel1 permielel1
l1l1o mroient iiderlid} mobllpolleroe
Seriidlidtiglu1g. SIM Senot mltr0e eli
nc 9ia 5rpeds gtoblirung elmer Mder=
III @aieca eingereidt> nno
meite tie 5meds 5eitlid unbeitimn1=
ter 3udtbm1sltrofe fir alle &erbrc=
her, M0roer nn6 &aterlanoSberra>
tier ol,sgeld)lollen. SIN @ans lieat
Sci etesporloge Dor be5iiglih Gr=
lpGbllu1g Ser @u11oesl enatorer brrh
Gplfsobltimnlll,g. Sn Scr erlterl lplrf=
lidel1 @eibaft siibung 0es 9epralcn=
tontenbnl,t les fam es ST einem gu
.iommenitoB 5piiden Sen 9lberolen
ln10 Sen CONTEMPORARIES mobei
Ste bei0eri citigen &orteigrel15e1 iiter=
id,ritten l%pltroeu. gci Ser 9eltint=
n1111g ser @altsregeln beantrogte1 Ste
8efiirmorter bon Gol1ntp Option, ooB
in SEN &omiteelibl1l1gen iiber je0e @or-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

lpur0erl perlett lr1o 0as @eb1l1oe. uro
Sllbalt muroen SIT einem 9etrag BON
etma $500,000 geid}aoigt IS CT
folgtel1 0rei perl6ieoene grploiiol1ell
l1nter pbrbetaube1oenn &roden lll1o
gntmidllr1g BON groBen blol1en clcf=
triiden 6lamn1en.
. lut \. = Nad) n1e1r ltiil1oiger
&erfolgung nes @i(iam Mlt55aro u1o
Nlgot Sobniol1, Sic bei0en jl,genolihe11
@an0iten, meld)e Ireitog morgen int
@otel Mc&nD in 3lrlrtb Sen Mad)t=
o(erf l1no 5mei m10ere Manner iiber=
mdltigt nlro %aefnebclt baben u1o Damn
init elmer @el1tc BON $50 entfloben
u1r0 sic ipdter, ais lie pcrbaftet MIR
Sen, Sen Shl1tmm1n Gbesmore Err
ldolieln u110 entfamer, itn0 IN Slaac
@romns @ol5falerloger JON Ser bie=
Iigen Ypli5ei ieitgenonm1en moroen.
Sobni on, mel6er erit Is Sobr alt lit,
5eigt &el1e l1110 iogt, oab CT frob lei,
nidt geidolien SIT bobeu. Mu55ar0
trGgt ein beritodtes 8enebmer our
5dau; er lit l1m eiltige Sabre otter
uno notwithstanding Ser &doelsfiihrer.
- Sic g%erne6ml1ug Ser bei0e11 jul
gen6li@en 8an6itten lift pertagt NOT
0en. Ml1ssaro gibt an, 0aB er 11id)t
sic Mbiidt gebabt fade, Sen Sdltb-
mann Gbesmore ST tooten; er babe
llltr eil1en SduB in Sic Suit abgeben
mo1en, INN SEN 9eontten 5t pernnlai=
len, mie sic iibrigen, sic @dn0e bod=
5ubalten. Ser S6ltbmann lei ibm
entgege,1 %geiprltngen, lint ibm Sic
@offe SIT e%ntreiben, mo0urd eS ge=
idob, ooB CT t0otlid ~getroffen >puroe.
Mleronbrio Worrei %pon0en5)
- Mln Z. 9e5enber 1910 It &ern1anl1
Mottge III Scr Srtidoft Miltona &C.
ltorber, morouf Morio Mottge ols
@ittme Inn l1ebertrogl,l1g Ser Mad=
lobpertpoltl1ng onlldte. @enige So
ge ipdter langte aus Sflabolna Cit
gleides Sci ltdl ein bon S. Wottae,
Ser err fen Trol1 bes &er iterbenen. Mls
Gag Ser G%er1ebnutng lit Ser IA. So
nltor beitimmt moroen. @ie es id}ei1t,
fat Mottge lid) BON ieiner Trau III
Sf(obomo g%etrennt inns ipater iid er<
funoigt iiber Sic SIT elmer G6eidei=
ol1ng n0t6igen Sdritte, 0iele ober
ni6t unternomme11, ipl1oern einfad
sic 5meite 6ral1, cine @ittlpe nit Slit
oerl1, %gebeiratbet, Sic bon Ser nod be-
ltehenoen eri item gbe nidts ml1Bte. 6.
Moprheob. Ios Columbia
&otel muroe ialnmtt Snbalt o1rd 6e1=
er p%olltonoig 5erit0rt. Gas @otcl
mor oos alteite Scr Staot ulto in 1881
erbol,t moroen. Sobn griflon mar
Ser gigentbiimer. Ser @ertb bes
Sotels miro m,f $4,000 ongeaeben,
sic Gerliderrng betragt nl1r $4,000.
6oribamlt. - 9einrid Gre
n1er lit NIT %erfrorenen @dnoen lur6
9einen alfgef unoen mor0en. Cine
gmp1totion Ser err rorcuen @lieoern
m1Bte acknowledgements erfolgen.
Eipeltone. : Sic bieilge So
-tbplifen plonel1 Sen 9olt ei11er 11el,elt
S6nle; lie bnber1 Dor, init 6riibjobr
ol1f eiltem @rltnoltiid oes 81. Seq
8ereins neben Ser Stride ein 8ad<
lt%einqebauoe nit einem &oltenal,f=
mano bon $4,000 gu erridten. 9ie
Sdnle lou bon Sdmeltern geleitet
mer0en.
Mapnar6. - Sn 6em aouflo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
@cecn SOC crtra.
@cacm 25f ertra

@ebet=%iiber fir &omllllnifanten
nit id)1llc11 Gell1lpiO gil1ba1Oe.
Eulnrgdrtlein.
Tiibrer 5ltn @ilnnnel.
Sen of @capeu III engllld).
Niicler nit Sunmet=ginbano III
Orltld) l11o englild.
Croft ser arlllen Seelen, IN lido
neu1, Incident 2eoerei11bal1O, NIT Golo=
ldnitt l1no grpbem 3rl1de.
Srplt i'm Sitter, in Dem elben Sal1oe
lllo llph groBerem 8robornd.
Scr &%oln1gurten ein grpb es 6or=
mat nit Mittclor1cf ll10 mel6em
Mtprpccn=ginbou0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

iuge 0ltrd) Nan1cllsultrl1f Der Wtlt=
glieoer abgeltimnt u10 sic Steul1ng=
l1abme ei11es je0en sMitglie0es
elmer gelpilicn @orlage gegel1ilber III
SEN Slften per5eidnet mer0en iolte,
lu1o bei Ser Nbltimml11g ergab es lid1,
oaB Sic County Sption= Jreun0e fiir
oen Ml,trag marel1, obcr NIT 81 &C.
gen 46 Stinr1en mterlage1. Gin
meiterer Nntrog 8urnquiit's, Sic 9e=
Thinning ser @al1sregeln bis Iien=
ltag 51 peridieben, ml1roe nit li6er=
m0ltigel1oer Mebrbeit nie0ergeltimmt.
IS erfolgte iooam @ertaglu1g Biz am
M9ol1tog. - Mittmod Mbeno miro Sem
@puper1eltr, Sen Staatsbeamten ltn0
SEN Mitglie0ern ser 2egislatltr inn
ct. Saul &otel ein Banquet beran=
]taltet, mobei nebit mebreren a110eren
Neo11err Ser 8oupernenr eine Mn=
iprod;e balten mir0.
ct. @an1. - Na6 oen ser @ilen=
bobn< unb 2agerbaas=%& ommiiiion 81
gego11genen @eri6ten baben Sic in
Minnei ota arbeiten6en gilenbabnge=
ienidaften in Sem mt 6em 80. sunni
en0en0en 6isfaliobre Elm Jeff gutes
@eld)dft e%r5ielt; lie 5ablten $73,OS9,=
O44 Itpt0enDen alf 0aS Mftienfapi=
tai, um $1O,557,762 mebr ais int
pergangenen Sabre; arBer0em $15,=
51O,161 Dipioen0en aus lteberid)iii /
len, ebenfous beoeutel1o mebr ais inn
@orjobre. Sin Ser Spiee ltebt Sic
geortbern &acific NIT $17,359,6S5;
Damn folgen Sic ct. Saul giienbabn
init $4,000, 900 uno sic Greet Nor=
tbern nit $14,000,00 Sic &C.
lummtiteuern auf sic 8ruttoei1maf=
men inn Stoote %betragen $3,64O,56S,
oas lit $525,0O0 mebr als im Dor
bergegongenen Sabre Sic Ginnob=
n1en int Staote betrltgen $47.814,117
o0er $9,S59,526 mebr ols int Sabre
porber.
minneapolis. = @ad0em id)
sic Observation-Disclosures 2iaa bon
Minnel pta ont Mittmo6 III Minnea=
polls prgol1iliert botte, nit oent 3iel,
Ser TDr0erln1g fprtidrittliden Nrin=
5ipien int Stodte, pertagte tic iid ant
Mittlpo6 abeno mieoer' nad einem
gor1fett, oeiien @ol1ptreoner &ongreB=
pertreter E%oinoerter BON @oibi1gtol1,
ul1o Seltotor Glopp BON Minnel ota
maren. - Minneapolis muroe in
9unfelbeit geltiir5t ln0 ser gel6aftlt=
de @erfebr fait gan5 gebemmnt ourd)
cine grploiion oes $4,000 3rabtes",
ser in sic in sic &raftanlage Ser Mi11=
neal,olis General electric Gompanp,
3. Mpenl1e, Soutbeait uno Main Stro=
BE, fiibrt. @lf Neann, Sic lit Sem
@eb4l1oe bei6aftigt marel, belperfltel=
ligten lire 6ludt., Sic gnlage tit
5erit0rt uno miiite Sriinm1er BON
0robt, @oidinerie nr6 &ol5iperf
ml1roen ol1rd Sic @etpalt Ser Grplo=
iion nad oQen &ibtu11gen bin &C.
idleu0ert. @ernad) %entltano ei11
@rano, Ser Sic 3erltorltng Oes Sc
bdl,6es %podenoete. 3mei Mdnner
Sir Ga Grippe, @nitcn nno fetiiken=
DC Grfaltmn9en.
geebmt Soleps @onep an6 Sar. IS
bringt raid grleidterung uno treibt
sic grfdltung aus @urem SDitem.
@s entballt feline Spiaten, lit uni6ao=
(ih un6 1iher. Molitor 1ruq So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
S1uc %Grtra5ablnns.

Cine grpbe Al1smobl Don @ebetbil=
d)er1 sic mir ob1e Mod5oblung offe=
rireu:
Iii6rcr sum @imnel, NIT grobell1
Irl1rf ul1o ld)D>1eln Ginban0e.
@ebete Ser @eiligen, Mittelgrob-
orlrd ll1o observation-disclosures.
S6ltbengel.
Nerlen Ser Mn0adt, @eideinbano.
Stern oes Sells, @ei6einbano.
Soid)engebctbud, @ei6einba1o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
Observation-Disclosures fir 1911
s 2pl orubc Gatent=Sd ccrc fret.

Iieles Sobr baben mir ferner als
Yralllie cine s 3pll grobe, iid ielbit=
ldGrfenoe, Natentld)eere, melde mag
n~etilirt lit unb oos lonit 10 bel6mer=
lihe Mnfne6n1en BON Na0eln r11o
Stetflaoeln beiorut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
Sen1s, mciue 2uper1id)t.

Yalnrgartlein, i6mmtlid id0ne
@ebetbiidcr nit glattem ooer Mp=
rpcco=ginbal1o uno @ololbnitt.
Sic driitlid)e Ma,tter, Elm l6oneS
@elebrlulgs= ull0 Grhanlngshld tlr
6rallen.
Die Ybilptbea, Gin berrlides CT
balli,llgsm1dl, meltbes in feinem Soll=
le feblen ipllte.
81, gnglil6 boben mir:
Na for Seilts, ein groBereS Sud-
nit @ololhnitt nno glnttem 2c0erein-
buno.
@uioe to Yietp.
Sen Of @eaper.
Ypcet Nraper 9opf.
Gle orei letteren lino in flelnercn1
Iornlate l,no elegant ge%bunoe1.
9feh1t @cldyidte,,=@ ii6ern perldie=
oeneu Srtbaltes empfe6len mir unle-
rcll
uMurolern" =GalcnSar fir 1911
nit jd)0nen Gr5ubluugen n10 plelel1
SSSll1ltrationer, ser ia non perga1lge=
,len SsSobren fer moblbefannt, nno in
Sen @al1l eru I'M erer Mbonneuten lid
10 GROCER @eliebtbeit erfreut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
prdmtrn-Itfr.

IW~ @iele lulercr Mbonlcaten 10
ben sic iaultricrtc @eiligcu 9ege1oe
b%cltellt. Iiei en oie>le sur Nabrldt,
NuI oicie Bidder, mcldc bon Neutld)=
lallo bc5pgen meroenl nod nld]t allgc=
fpnrn1cn lillo, 0nher lllll crerl let's llnl
Nud}litbt ullo @coulo gcbeten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

ier m%ertbponen Hrdmicn gogcn @or,
o%l1sbe5ablu1g 0es uMor0itern" ouf elm
Sobr labet ergcbcnit ein sic
uNproitcrn"= 9rnfgcicQldaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

@icoemm1 bcfinoen mir inns I'M 8e=
lite elmer orpben Ml1slpabl berrltder
Yr1lricn. @er bon I'M lern 2elern iei-
llen Miifltouo auf Sen vNoro1tern"
lu1o oa5ll nod eir1 Sabr int %orm1S
be5oblt, lit sur Ml1Swabl irgero elmer
ser nodltebcno angegcbenen Eramien
bercdtlgt:
@egcn SOC crtru.
Goffiue, @allo Npltille, Grbaunmgs=
Wlld}.
Segel1oe Ser @eiligerL nit college
prcbten1 Irfel lulo berrllden Iur=
benoruCf =glloern.
Bic arobe @al1ofartc BON StearnS
Npl,ntp, >peld)e eil1el1 mirfliden @ertb
bon $500 bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

Neblt @cldidten= @ii6ern perlbie=
oeneu Sllbaltes eupfe6len mir nnle-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
.kIGHT IS NABBEO
AT MONON DEPOT
Little Trip From Monticello
Brings Him Within the
Laws Pale.

Unexpectedly James Kight of Ham,
mond was placed under arrest yester-
day morning by Constable Phelps when
Kight stepped off train from Month
cello, where it is thought to have been
staying.
Kight is charged by his wife, Tillie
Kight, with non-support and desertion
and a warrant was sworn out for his
arrest about week ago.
Accidentally Constable Phelps had
the warrant in his pocket and happened
to see Kight get off of the train, where
he went up to him and placed him un-
der arrest He was brought before
Judge Prest and an appearance bond
was given. The date of trial has not
been set.
Some time ago Kight was arrested on
serious charges on a warrant sworn
out by his wife before they were mar
ried. A difficult time was found at that
time in locating him, but he was finally
landed To settle their former diff
culties the couple were married before
Judge Prest.
Kfght appears to be a sly PROPOSE
tion and at the hearing yesterday aft
ernoon he claimed that his wife de-
serted him and then he went away
also.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
MEN
VISIT LAKE COUNTY
Investigate Conditions With
a View of Recommend
ing Loans.

Mr.. Cornell and E. ]. Twomey rep
resentatives of the Equitable Life In
surance Co. who came to Lake county
for the purpose Of determining the ad
visibility of making loans here have
completed their investigation.
They were very much impressed with
the fact that land values in Hammond
are not inflated and that the city is
very conservative. On the contrary ii
is understood, although no statement TO
the effect was authorized. that little
money will be loaned In Gary.
The reason they ascribe is that Gary
has not yet become settled enough to
make loan there as safe as It is in
some other localities. The decision Of
these men In favor OF Hammond will
mean that an amount of money will be
available to local people who have the
proper security.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
JIMMY
SETS FIRE
TO HOUSE
Carrigan of West Hammond
in the Tolls Because He
Quaffed the Flowing Bowl
Too Long; Sets Bed Afire
With Pipe.

James Carrigan one of the employees of
the West Hammond pumping station
will either have to "cut out" smoking
amber fluid and corn juice. The love
of both last night caused a fire at his
residence, corner State and State Line
street, involving a property loss of
approximately $500. His life was saved
by narrow margin.
James returned home last night about
nine o'clock somewhat formulated In
his mouth he carried his pipe in which
burned his favorite weed. and when he
reached his bed he Topped himself
down rs any man carrying a heavy load
would, and left the pipe to find a place
for itself on the bed. 1t fell bowl down
ward and set the bed linen afire all un-
known to James however. He was busy
saving through a gnarled oak plank in
flames began licking up the bed clothes
around him. James may have thought
that his old friend high barometrlc
pressure had again settled over the
Atlantic ocean and that he was in for
another hot spell but he did not COM
plain, and did not realize the danger he
was in until he sobered up at the West
Hammond police station. The fire de.
partment turned out and saved the
building before the flames could make
much headway. James was still in the
cooler this morning awaiting trial OF
the charge of drunkenness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
LATEST news
HAMMOND MAN APPOINTED.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 22.-Wil-
liam T. Ginn of Hammond has been
appointed fourth vice president of the
Indiana State Federation of Labor by
President Edgar A. Perkins. Mr..
CHM is secretary of the Indiana
Building Trades Association, which
was organized last winter in Indi-
annapolis. William Getz of Muncie,
formerly vice president of the Muncie
Trades Council, was named fifth vice
president by Mr.. Perkins. The ap-
pointments were made to fill va
cancies caused by the resignation OF
o. p. Smith of Logansport, first vice
president, and John ]. Walsh, fifth
vice president.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
STOOD WOMAN ON HER HEAD.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 22--H. w.
Wickliffe, well to do Oklahoma busi-
ness man, was fined $500 in Judge
act on Rock Island passenger train.
Wickliffe, tired of shooting at rabbits
from the coach window, picked up .
pretty young wemaa sHho aceemp mpani-
ed him and who said she was his wifes
and stood her on her head In The
aisle. Her dainty lingerie fell in
shower, to the horror of the other
women passengers. The young wom-
an laughed heartily when she was
put upon her feet again, but fifteen
passengers left the train here to ap-
pear as witnesses against Wickliffe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
S0USED
SNAKES ON
RAMPAGE
Gary Public Library Ter
rorized by Live Snakes,
Who Get Isickled and
Make Things Lively For
Some Time Yesterday.

Six snakes. live ones at that. filled
with alcohol. got de1irium tremens yes
terday afternoon following an ineffect-
ual attempt to preserve them and the
half picked and drunken reptiles pro-
ceeded to terrorize the public library
in Gary
Makes Gift to Library.
It came about this way: ]. W. S.
McGregor, president of the Gary Swim
ming club, came over to the public
library with six live snakes. one was
a six-foot Texan rattler, another the
deadly moccasin, while the other four
were of different poisonous varieties
namely, the pine and three bull snakes
The reptiles were from Texas and had
been given McGregor by a Snowman al
Lakewoods park.
When McGregor walked into the IL
brary and announced to Librarian Bal
ley that he had six snakes for him Mr.
Bailey sidestepped nine feet, while all
of the pretty assistant librarians made
for the door. Going back into the IL
brarian's office McGregor let the pets
Continued on page 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
HAMMOND BOY
MUST GO TO JAIL
Theft of Electric Fan Costs
Edward Schultz a Long
Jail Sentence.
Especial to THE TIMES. J

Indiana Harbor, July 22.-Edward
Schultz of Hammond, the young man in
the employ of the gas company who
stole an electric fan and sold it for s11
to man in Hammond, was tried before
Judge Riley yesterday. The fan was
stolen from Peter Ciovana. 1910 Cedar
street. The young man, who is of a
respectable family, was very repentant
and said he had no explanation to
offer az to why he committed the theft,
saying he did not know himself Judge
Riley committed him to Crown Point
for 100 days, in the belief that this
would be better lesson to the young
man than If he merely fined him and
his relatives paid the fine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
NEW CASES IN
CIRCUIT COURT
Especial 10 THE TIMEs.l }

Crown Point. Ind, July 22.-The fol-
lowing new cases have been filed in
the circuit court here:
State of Indiana, on the relation of
Lewis L. Barnes, trustee OF Hobart
township. Lake county, Indiana. VS.
Charles Johnson. auditor of Lake coun-
ty. Indiana; Albert Mack, treasurer of
Lake county, Indiana. Mandamus.
Richard Z. Houren VS.. Cinda Houren.
Divorce.
Benjamin A. Houk and Edward E.
Houk, doing business under and by
firm name OF Houk Bros, VS.. Mary
Ploetz ct al. Foreclose mechanics
lien.
Frank Henderlong and Michael
Henderlong, partners. doing business
under and by firm name of Henderlong
& Co., VS.. Mary P1oetz ct al. Foreclose
mechanics lien.
Matte A. Gibbs VS.. Milo Robinson Ell
al. Quiet title.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
HOPE TO HAVE BRIDGE
OPEN NEXT WEEK
Contractors Rush Work on
Columbia Ave. Bridge
Approaches.

The Calumet avenue bridge will again
be closed to traffic after one O'Clock
tonight and will remain closed until
five o'clock tomorrow morning, to al
low, John F. Kuhlman, street commits
sioner to make additional needed re-
pairs. Most of the repairs were made
last week, and this week the bridge
was open for traffic every day. 1t Is
thought tht the final repairs can be
made tonight.
Downing and Portz who have the
county contract for the paving OF
Columbia avenue north and south of the
bridge which includes the building of
the approaches. hope to have the bridge
open next week. AL Portz the Junior
member of the contracting firm stated
today that he expected to put the final
tc~ches on the road this afternoon. and
that 1t can then be opened for traffic
The pavement is twenty foot wide while
the road bed is twenty eight.
The completion of this highway is
timely because of the fact that the
county intends to close the Kennedy
avenue bridge temporarily to make
needed repairs on II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
INDIANA GIRL A HEROINE.

Knox, Ind, July 22.-Several hum
dred men and women, guests at local
resorts. saw Miss josephine Mckee.
Is years old, of Chicago, rescued from
drowning yesterday by Miss Hazel
Emigh, 8 years old. her companion.
Miss Mckee ventured beyond her
depth in Bass lake. Her screams
were heard by Miss Emigh. who, fully
clad, jumped into the water from the
pier and caught her after she had
sunk twice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
SAYS BICYCLE RIDER
GAVE NO ASSIST ANCE
Mrs. Emil TontOn of Home
wood Injured by Bicycle
Rider.

Mrs. Emil Tonton, who was injured
Thursday evening when an unknown
man on a bicycle knocked her down
and rendered her unconscious Is report
ed very much better this morning and
is able to he up and around again to-
day.
The accident happened about
o'clock last Thursday evening at the
corner OF Mason street and Holman
when Mrs Tonton had alighted from
a street car She was standing with
her back to the rider who was coming
down Holman street at the rate OF 20
miles an hour.
He struck her squarely, knocking ner
over and rendered her unconscious.
Walter Hammond had his automobile
in front of his home and he hurried
with the car and Mrs. Tonton was
taken to her home on Mason where she
regained consciousness as she was be-
ing taken in the house. She was more
scared than injured and escaped with
a few slight scratches and bruises
Mr. Hammond said this morning
that the fellow did not slack up a
bit when he saw Mrs. Tonton and a
number of others who alighted from
the street car" He seemingly tried to
dodge in between the people and conse-
quent1y struck Mrs Tonton. The man 8
name was not learned as he got on his
bicycle and rode away as soon as the
accident happened.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22

MISSING
FROM JOB
Sam Henry, Who Wed Miss
Treasure Flowers Month
Ago, Quits His Job and
Disappears From Ham
mond; Wife Is Still Here.
Especial to THE TIMEs)


Laketon, Ind. July 22.-sam Henry OF
Laketon. Ind. is very much concerned
about the whereabouts of his son Arlie
Henry who married Treasure Flowers
of Hammond. Sam Henry, is the first
trick" operator at the Erie depot in
Hammond.
He is very much concerned about his
son who quit his job after having lived
with his wife only one month. About
all that is known here is that the
separation followed a Jealous quarrel
Arlie Henry has been the first trick
operator at the Erie depot in Hammond.
About a month ago he married Miss
Treasure Flowers who has been en-
ployed as waitress in the hotels and
restaurants in HamRond.
At the time he married Miss Flowers
Henry lived at the Erie hotel but fol-
lowing the marriage he took a fiat on
Sibley street in Hammond. According
to several friends who knew him, happy
married life was of short duration.
About a week ago Henry and his wife
separated. This was generally known
among his friends The separation
caused a great deal of comment at the
time.
Then followed the mysterious disap-
pearance of Henry. At the Erie depot
nothing Is known of Henry except that
he suddenly quit his job without notice
and at once left the city.
This together with the separation
from his wife caused great deal of
concern among the young mans friends.
Sam Henry the young mans father, be-
came acquainted with the facts and at
once made Inquiries about the matter.
Treasure Flowers Is known by the
scores of people who have been taking
meals at the Chinese restaurant on East
state street and at the Majestic hotel
Her mother worked at the same
restaurant.
She has been seen in Hammond from
time to time but no one seems to be
able to learn from her the whereabouts
of her husband the nature of the
trouble which resulted in their separa-
tion and is said to be in Hammond now.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-22
LAKE co. PEOPLE THERE.

Washington, D. c., July IA
delegation of about fifteen from
northwestern Indiana, including DIR.
and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer and Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ Stinson of Hammond
visited Washington today. Repre-
sentative Crumpacker chaperoned the
White House and showing them other
sights of interest.