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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-07

GUESS old Lake county is blanketed /
all right
SURELY with the rest of it, we
ought to have a vote-selling investi- |
CATION
THE socialists will at least be able
to hold a unanimous party caucus in
the next congress.
AND in the meantime, how would
you like to be member of the Ham
mond board of education?
THE Indianapolis Sun is shaking
hands with itself that the ice is
broken. Did you get wet?
MOUNT Aetna is again erupting
red-hot lava. Mount Grandma Carr is
emitting red-hot cobble stones.
is there any little old league around
here that Elkhart can join? Poor Elk
hart is the only sport thitherabouts?
THERE are democrats and demo-
Gratis, for instance, there is Alderman
Castleman and there is w. C. Crolius.
ONE man we meet now and anon,
actually thought Ballinger was run
ming for some Office at the last cleo
ton
| SOMETHING just had to happen
after Governor Marshall signed that
temperance bill and then came the
frozen wet.
as pistol in the bureau drawer, as
another Lake county man has found
out to his sorrow
| 1T is enough to give the democrats
brain fever trying to figure out how
they can deprive the Tenth district of
q republican congressman.
| NAN who was reported dead, has
turned up and says he is not dead,
but has been living simply at Val
paraiso.
|
| STRANGE that no enterprising
picture has seemed a picturei of Nat
Goodwin holding that baby doll on his
knee.
/ LISBON continues to be torn by
troubles and discussions, but a lot of
US don't want to get out of Gary like
Manuel did.
| BOSTON suffragette advises her
sisters to take care of their good
looks so they can attract men. Yes,
girls, do your level best.
! BANK in Paradise, Kan, was
touched for $4,000 last week Let us
all stand up and sing the second
verse of "Oh Paradise!"
HONESTLY now can you take the
right interest in baseball this time of
the year, even though you are backed
up against an old-fashioned drum
stove?
HEARD Of little girl who called
at drug store the other day, for FIVE
lcents worth of glory divine Mother
had sent her after chloride of lime.
REMEMBER when you are thrash
ling it out on the street corner that
there are two sides to every question
land that he is just as sure he is right
las you are.
| MYSTERY of a blooming rosebush
in New Jersey was attributed to a
setting hen Well, if the hens are
raising roses instead of eggs, this ex-
plains some things.
--.f
| MASTER of a boat reports seeing
an immense school of snakes just
east of Long Island. Funny what ex-
} cessive use of as good thing as a
little Scotch will do to a master.
QUESTIONABLE lingerie be any
cheaper now that the garment work
ers strike is settled? Piffle, Will
!; bricks be any cheaper when the cleo
TRANS relapse into desuetude?
Ga
NOTE in Chicago paper that a
pretty ankle played a prominent part
in suit for medical services in that
town. They generally do-in Chica-
not lpoclxipC tho ethics Oh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-07

MISSOURI papers are worrying
about what the legislature is going to
90. What's the use? They couldn't
do any more than the Indiana legis-
lature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-07

THERE IS ALWAYS A WEST
1nvf xxr1r.un 'f'e~ = - re
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-07

THE INTERESTING TINES AID Al
WAYS DENOTES THE INTERESTING
aTORE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-07

RENSSELAER, has a marshal called
Mustard. Needless to say he Is hot
one, says the Valparaiso Messenger.
I-Laporte Herald.
Yes, dear, but the Messenger didn't
fsay it first.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-07
Heart toHeart
Talks.
OPPORTUNITY.
By EDWIN A. NYE.

OPPORTUNITY.
This Is a plain story about opportu.
nifty and onions and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-07
r AN DO NJ
THINGS s. FILINGS

GUESS old Lake county is blanketed
all right
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

say. through the trust busting efforts q tte rra lent Said one e them:
 csaln reune y lg f1r au fhso-
 ae ~ the ~ e' or t reduction Aa h a-s-
 aneraus elar uitE When ar
 oney teg.ns e e- LE
 same poop tegin o comp ain Q. the very things that they at one time Advocated. The cry is then Iaised too much governmental supervision. The federal government is usurp ng it's constitutioned and delegated powers. They want the tariff reduced. They ant 1t reduced at once. Do they know whether or not it is sensible2 They simply think Elat 1t is a means to an end. They never take nto con sideraticn the consequences of the situations that would result interna- tionaily or of the manner in which it would effect the millions of laborers in th country. All they want is to get meat and bread cheap.
 There no doubt is a way out of ttse SllIdLlSDs bul II must Uc DIOuSut about logically and not by hasty leg .s ation The ast congress is an ex- amp,e of this
 The spe aker detailed the fight made n congress on the wool and cotton schedule, a reduction of the tariff was 50 ght and provided for by the house. When 1t reached the senate, bitter
 ght was made on the measure by the democratic senators from North and South Carolina on the ground that, if the duty were low cred on cotton, It would result in clos ng the mills in both these states as q result and a loss of revenue to the general govern meny of seveIa mill on dollars.
 But, from indicat ons on both sides, -he president seems to be going along iu the same general way at th.s .lme as when h- started out dis new field Q, endeavo- nd is content 70 'e5 tle people lt tc conn choose ~ns,a-I 1- l1t t-e aeE president oi sh In ted sle,es will be he e some
 her mar
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
EPISCOPAL CLERGY
 ASSEMBLED IN BISBEE
Meeting of the Southern Ari- zona Deanery at
 St. Johns

The southern Arizona deanery Of the Episcopal church met at St. Johns Episcopal church here yester- day morning in regular quarterly ses. sion Those present were the Right Reverend Bishop Atwood. Rev. F. W. Simonson. of Douglas. Rev. Mir. Me. Pherson, Of Nogales and Rev. Crelgtt ton Spencer. of Bisbee.
 The session yesterday lasted until l2.30 ?. m. and was devoted to busi. ness. All of the yisiting clergy de. parted for their homes yesterday aft ernoon.
 The next meeting Of the deanerv vin bo held at Tucson next April The officers elected yesterday were 2. ". Simonson. dean; Creighton Spencer. secretary.
 4 missionary sery ice was held Nor day evening at the Episoopal church. cond1cte bv Eer Crrirhtan 5panre- assisted by Rev. F ". simonson. A I dresses were made b. Bishop A. wood and Rev. Af. McPherson, of Nogales. A splendid program of mn. sic was rendered and a good sized congregation attended the service.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
A CALENDAR WORTH HAVING.

Among the great multitude of cal endsrs brought out for the New Year. the Pabst Extract American Girl Cal endar. stands out strongly in contrast. as a true work of aFt-a beautiful erection worthy Of a place in every home.
 The PaF.st Extract Calendar Girl is known 10 thousands and thopsands of enthusiastic admirers and each year her aDpe7Tance is looked forward to with pleasant anticjDations.
 The 1912 csleDdsr is a renlarl<a blv beautiful panel. : x 36 inches in size, showing a typical Americsl Girl, mounted on a horse. The picture, truly a work of art, is a twelve color reproduction of a painting by two famous American artists. It sBT, passes in excellence Of design and richpese of ooioring snv of the previ. ous Pahst Calendars and viii rrove a hesufifvf nrnen'enf 10 any room in even the finest homes
 Any one who world ftc one r' fheee evfrer1eiv ersisfic calarSa~s rray ofaain same. gratis hv sen6ipy 70c In sfamrs CT silver To co-er edst of n0~taeo an7 rarfHnv. fo fhe p1 bs- Extract Co. s2e Chestnut s.. Milwaa kee. Wis. fs3
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
MARK SMITH GIVEN
 OVATION Ia 10UGIAS
CampaignerS Come to South Confident That Battle
 Has Been Won

In Douglas on Monday night tsert was hesd the best meeting of the cam! aign in that city, and one that might well be termed the best held anywhere in Arizona by either party in the canvass that is he ng made according to the members of She Mark Smith campaigning party, who arrived in Bisbee from Douglas yes terday afternoon. Mark Smith es pecial.y was given a SD endid recop on, chsered 10 the echo time after time, and delayed in starting his speech by the ovation that was ten dered him. Each of the candidates was given a similar reception, and .andlea.e for state auttOi. was . sery L--teT ug enc. In res onse Jc the greeting sIyen 10 Mark smith. the D "a oria nominee saFe 10 the crowd Lat ,E. Ol eL tne aircOi15 LAe bea' speech which he has delivered alr .ng the present campaign lie -.a3e other good ones. espev.a Giobe and Kay, t4t elort I-S a ghl ec Sd al plevious ones What pleased all Of the party espec ally was the way the audience re mained until the last speaker had finished. although the rally was pro longed until after l1:30. They arS convinced from observations in the smelter city that that part of tht county at least win roll up 8 grea democratic majority.
 J. C. Callahan is the only Bisbee ite who was with the party who ar rived yesterday afternoon, and he il at home, feeling that there does no exist a doubt of the election of th' entire state ticket. Especially in tn, north did he find the sent men strongly democratic Gia, Graham and Green ee will all roll up good ma Jorities. and Maricopa he expects t' see leading the procession as thu banner democratic county. The meet ings have been uniformly well al tended. and highly enthusiastic Nc where has there appeared any d s affection, and so far as he is abl to judge from the appearance of tn cam aign, 1t it a democratic iand slide that will be announced a weel from today.
 j. P. McNeish, nominee for count surveyor. returned last evening iron Tombstone, ihe other county cand dates having gone on to Benson. MI NcNeish states that the meeting a he county seat on Monday night ws rousing rally. IL was held in tn court room. every seat was take and the back uart Of inc room s crowded with those who were stand ing that the crowd overiowe9 int fhe ccrrf6o~s tTe reDo~ts the sent n.ent in Tor hstone rs cve~whelr1'r i~ democratic -nd p~cdi0fs ham some majority for the ticket
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
WHEN TIMt JUMPED
 AL0EG HE 5. ?.
Phenomenon Witnessed al Tucson and Way
 Points

At Benson, Bowie. Tucson and oth- CT Southern Pacific railroad stations in southern Arizona last night, the night before was the morning after. Husbands who went back to the of fec" after supper, the club or to a lodge meeting. and climbed in at the back " ndow at 11:05 o'clock. did not get home til morning. for at that hour tn- those rural communities it was exactly five minutes after mid night, according to the Southern Pa cifie official atchmakers
 1l:05 o'clock last night was the time set for chang ng the time oi soouthern Arizona towns from Pa eiic to mountain time, the standard brand used in Bisbee.
 Co-incident with the change of time along the Southern Pacilc, some minor changes in the Southwestern me table on the Bisbee branch of the road went into effect, to be exact, at 12:01 o'clock this morning.
 Train No. will leave Bisbee for the west at 3:35 o'clock instead of at 2:35. as heretofore, and will return to Bisbee al 4:45 o'clock pm, in- stead of at 3:35 o'clock
 Train No. from Benson is due to arrive at 5:35 o'clock pm. instead of al 5:25 o'clock, and " II leave at 5:50 o'clock instead of 5:40 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

8isbee wants su Army Post Attend tbe meeting at the Cf.y Hall Touieht
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
HE'D BAR TELEPHONES
(London Chroniclel

lLondon Chronicle1
 There are still people who hate the telephone which prods you and wakes you and tempts you to talk over it to people who do not want to hear you talk There is a man or science who does nor take telephones after his dinner There is no teie phone iu his home, and not number on which you can call him. He h D total abstalner after dinner Al his official address-Ycs' Bul--Hf
 l9Du 3llcr and lucee
 e le 1a c EAt eal
 l irqL 1u.Gl 8sec 5le .H uar house tol-- Eu l- @ as ae aeE te A
 iGe dOcto- A.-l he ,sls drecl--a most rude--2L i-.5 pep.y. He exptained that the hone WIS ruined by the telephone ,or the wife simply sat at one en. o. a wire and ordered things on spec ulation. She never saw them and had lest all knowledge of the look o. fish. the feel of fowl. the touch oi vegetables-in fact, the telephone is the absolute ruin Of the household whose manageress depends on the wire rather than her fingers and eyes and nose. And she's deceived a. ways" concluded the doctor. 'iNs wife should be allowed to use a tele phone"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
A Good Digestion

means q man or woman good for something-good work or pleasant times. Whoever has distress after eating, sick headaches, nausea, bad taste, unpleasant breath, can- not find good in anything, or be of much use in the world.
 But these symptoms are only signs that the stomach needs little care and attention and the aid that
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
nri,lsh lnterested b oas.

Tn addition 10 l.255 gas undertakings fin England. there were last year 20 British companies owning gas works on the European continent and in o.her narts of the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
WHERE BISBEE VOTERS
 SHALL COME TOGETHER

Notices were posted yesterday by Judge M. C. High designating the poll ing places in Bisbee for the statehood election a week from yesterday. The polling place for the first ward will De inc city hall and the second will be in the Hughes block and the office of Hogan & Seed, on Main street, fo.. the third ward. a
 The election officers in Bisbee No. 1 vill be: Chas. Holz. inspector: Lee Sugich and Jom Hili. judges; D. Nc. Kenzie and George Stewart. clerks and George Bunker. marshal.
 Bisbee So. 2: A. " Ecker. ir- speetor: !. T. Quick and John Hughes. jI-dees: Ed. C. Hicks and l. W. Wal lace. clerks: Clinton Keller. marshal
 Bisbee No. 3: L. G. Jackson. in snector: J. s. Williams and R. P Krebs. jndges; George Crvs1er and P H Fitzn7frick. clerks: Berthole Gemehle marshal.
 Lowell precinct: Frank JuliT in spec+or: F. H Duflev and ] M John. son. iudges: Howard Ps~leli and ' F. Hodres, cleri-s; F. p. Whltlev mar. shai The polling nlace will be fhs club rooms Of the Lowell cI~h
 Warren nre~fnot. TT Pa-fe~rae irs-,ector. Mark p Iorn and p. M Kelly. judges: l.. E. Hawes- and " c. Hanson. clerks: Fred. Attsway marshal. Polling place, Hauseomb building
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
WINS FIGHT FOR LIFE.

It was q long and bloody battle for lise fhat was wseed by James B. Mer. shon. of Newark. N l., of which he writes. 'I had 'ost nir'ch blood from lung heUorrbaees and was very weak and rundown. For eight months l was unable to work. Death seemed close on my heels. when I began, three weeks ago, 10 use pr. King s New Discovery. e But it has helped me greatly 1t is doing ali that you claim" For weak. sore lungs. obsti- nate coughs, stubborn colds. hoarse- ness, Ia grippe, asthma, hay-fever or any throat or lung trouble it's su. preme. 56c & sf.0e. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by ali druggists.
 4ll.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
The Fatal Split

If it were simply a matter of a struggle between the two parties for sG rem cy without the side lights shat have been inieced into the cam paieu. no doubf exists In the m nds oi the presidents friends that he wcai5 be reelected. A split, however. iu Inc republican party. the progress siFes. raGica' and conservatives and gccl sis as vef 1s numesous other fy0rie f3f,iss makes the issue lagd and doubtful.
 And it is mainly brought out, they
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
AN INDIANA FUNCTION

(Fowler Republican Leader)
 Mrs. Henry Hinkle entertained the newly organized Country club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. The entertainment was a cranberry fune- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

On the minute we get m>t
 and order things about
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
BRAIN-sKID
(on City Blizzard)

(Oii City BlizzardD If men could put chains on the wheels in their heads as they do or a let of sksddiIg
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
THE HAPPY COUPLE
CErie. Kan. Record)

The happy couple then received the hearty congratulations of the guests. The handsome bride attired in cos tune of some light rich material a peared more beautiful then ever. while the groom in the conventlal | ack looked every inch man who had won the greatest triumph Of his life 4 bountiful supper was spread md the guests did amp'e justice to the many rich and palatablo articles The Erie silver cornet band sere. uated the newly married couple and shared the delicacies of the dining table
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05
!, 1, SlOCkS, BONDS, CEREALS =
kept SLIDING BACK
Standard Oil Weakest Of All The
Stocks On New York Exchange
Governments Unchanged.

New York Aug 1.-THE stock mar
ket today continued its retrogation
tendency by establishing a number
of new low records for the present
movements. All classes participate
ed in the decline.
The bear party was more or less
aggressive throus lout In the early
hours Of the session the list mani
Tested some disposition towards re-
Coyery being aided in this direction
by the better demand for our shares
in London. Standard Oil continued
weak, the net loss today being 16
points.
Offerings Of United States Steel
were on large scale today aggre-
eating ovea 200 1000 shares. ii
was the weakest of the active groups
making a ret decline of "a.
American Smelling, the eoppers,
Hartman and Hill shares and others
all declined from 81 to AZ points
Final Drice& We're at todays low
level.
Bonds were weak in sympathy
with the decline in stocks. Total
sales, par value, $2,a90.000. Gov
ernments remained the same.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05
WHEAT MUCH HIGHER
Damage in Russia Seems to Have
Been Observation-Disclosures
Rust Damage Also
Confirmed.

Chicago, Aug New Investment
| buying made broad market today
in heat, purchasing was based on
| the belief that reports OF sscrious
damage to crops in Russia had been
confirmed and that there was truth
also uader the stories Of black rust
in Canada
Closing figures were steady l%s
higher than last night Latest
trading left corn u down and oats
| up r.
| Harvester sources received most
OF the credit for hat passed from
| hand TO hand as sufficiently verify
ing the supposed disaster to the
! heat crop OF Russia
One cable declared explicitly that
| the total yield in the country would
be "a smaller than last year
Durnm heat from the American
northwest was the principle substi
tute for the Russian supply Ac-
cording a sharp rise in Durun gave
plausability to the crop adyices from
Russia.
Al no time did any violent set
back interfere with the bulge ii the
market. 1t as noticeable. however,
that new buying was almost wholly
deferred
Profit taking obstructed any ten
defcs ste ADVANCE the prize 81 rsrS !.
Oats sympathized with wheat
Illinois reports showed less damage
than had been looked for.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05
Dun's Weekly Review.

New York. Aug. 4--Duu's weekly
review tomorrow win say:
Moderate betterments., improved
conditions appears this week. The
extraordinary government cotton re-
port with almost no exception is the
highest June condition estimate for
fifteen years caused some hesitation
among buyers of dry goods
Tone In this line was a trihe bet
ter both at wholesale and retail
Consumers OF iron and steel are
placing moderate orders for early de-
livery. Min operations reflect fur
ther expansion and there is prom
Use of increased activities in the fall.
Railroads. show disposition to pro-
vide tor need equipment. Orders for
rails have received quite satisfac-
tory tonnage att the westand plate
interests have received considerable
volume of business from the trans
poration companies.
Considerable improvement in. i'm
Dictated III the dry goods market both
in wholesale and retail. Though the
government crop report showing a
further marked gain caused some
hesitation with buyers, limited
commitment until they are assured
of the markets stability.
Exports are with holding orders
but shipments to date are materially
ahead of year ago.
Mems wear trade in wollens is
| somewhat backwards In the New
England market the wool trade is
broadening and conditions at the
mills show considerable improve
ment
New business in the foot wear
market continues conservative. Chan
ging style still are paramount
factor in restricting trade.
The leather trade is unsettled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05
BE WISE IN TINE.

You cannot keep we'll unless the
bowels are regular. Neglect Of this
'ule or health invites half the sick
lesses from which we suffer. Keep
the bowels right; otherwise waste
natter aud poisons which should
pass out of the body find their way
nto the blood and sicken the whole
;ystem. Don't wait until the bowels
ire constipated; take Bloodine, Liver
Pills. g. a
They are the fnest natural Taxa
tive in the world gentle, safel aaG
prompt and thorough !. They
strengthen the stomach muscles,
and will not injure the delicate mu-
,ous lining of the bowels Bloodino
Liver Pills have a constitutional ac-
tion, that is,--the longer you take
ghem, the less frequently you need
them. They help Nature help her
self and keep the bowels healthy
bile active, and stomach we'll. They
1eyer sicken, weaken or grippe.
Mail orders filed by the Bloodinc
Corporation, Boston, Mass zoe .
box. ,..,.,u ,
Also for sale by Sandesons
Pharmacy, Mound City. ha
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05

II you have strong CLOTHES BASKET
or the bottom OF an old baby buggy
have the carpenter maize four st6JH
wooden legs pe height desired Put
casters on = nds Of the each and sc
cure wiz VS.
Fasten ~, legs to the four corners
Of the basket with screws through u
thin board bottom slightly smaller MI
around than the bottom Of the basket
Ii the basket ras wooden bottom no
other board II needed
Finish by tacking strips Of thin
board two inches wide around the
top Of the legs close TO the BASKET for
strength Faint this with white epam
e paint or IN colors II liked better
Two or three foops fastened 70 the
inside Of the BASKET Fo hs fP support a
covering Of mosquito netting viii in.
sure immunity from the pestiferous It's
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05
Coffee for the Palms.

While dining with some German
friends the old gentleman Of the tami
ly got up from the table with cup OF
lukewarm black coffee and poured IT
on a beautiful palm He eaid that
plants need stimulauts as well as PEG
pie. tried this and now. once every
week. my plants get their cup Of luke
warm black coffee II seems to give
them new llfe.--Good Housekeeping.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05

Must be tactfully wary Of criticism
Must never laugh az tile questions OF
HIS child; may laugh with him, but
never at him.
Must give his child high standards,
for by their aid win he be best able to
control and understand himself.
Must study his children individually,
coersion and advice will often respond
instantly to gentleness, wisdom and
example.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05
Bradstreet's Bank Clearings.

New York, Aug Bradstroet.s
bank clearinks report for the week
ending August shows an aggregate
of $2,9l797oooo as against $g,94S4
345,OoO last week and $4,000, 5O6,-
600 as against in the corresponding
week a year ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05

j do hope the people who are try
ing to mako flying possible will never
succeed why? II seems to me 1t
would be a great thing for the human
race TT might be. but the costumes
people have to wear to 60 aeroplaning
are so hideous"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05
Varying Opinions OF Man.

Man has been defined by Aristotle
as "a reasoning animal" by Plato as
a political animal" by Dante as "a
ridiculous animal" by varchi and by
John Fiske as AN improbable ami
mall and Boerhave calls him mud
worked up hv the hand of God"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-05

Charemagne is said to have had a
table cloth made Of asbestos and used
TO clean It by throwing 1t into the
hre to consume the dirt, thus illustrat-
ing In spectacular manner one OF the
most important propar''as of this min.
eral..