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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
AN IMPORTANT MEETING.

An important meeting of the MEM
bers of the Hammond Motor Boat club
will take place this evening in the club
house. A large attendance of members
is desired business of Importance
will be disposed of. Plans will be made
for a Halloween party to be given
Monday, October goth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
RENoyEp FROM HOSPITAL.

Mrs. d. O. Blanchard WHO has been
i'll in a Chicago hospital for several
weeks was removed to her home in
Hamlin street yesterday Afternoon. Mrs.
Blanchard is recovering nicely, which
will be welcome news to her many
friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
A MISSIONARY MEETING.

Mrs. T. w. Oberlin will be cat home"
TO the members of the Womans Mis-
sionary society of the First Presby
terrain church Friday afternoon at her
Homewood residence. 1t is the regular
monthly meeting to which all the mem
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
HORN REGULAR MEETING.

The members of St. Paurs Lutheran
League will meet this evenig at eight
o'clock in the school hall, the corner of
Sibley street and Oakley avenue 1t is
the regular bi-monthly meeting and the
usual business and social program will
be followed. A large attendance of
members is desired.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
SPECIAL SERVICES.

The first of series of three special
services to be held at the First Presby-
terrain church in preparation for Com
munion Sunday to be observed October
18th was held last evening. The pastor.
the Rev. A w Hoffman addressed the
members of the congregation. Services
will be held this evening and Friday at
7:45 O'Clock. The Rev. E. S. Hudson of
the Chicago Lawn Presbyterian church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
MEET THIS EVENING.

The young ladies of the A. u. as will
be entertained by Mrs. Theodore Moor
this evening at her home in Russell
street. The usual social diversions will
be enjoyed and needle work will be
the leading feature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
RETURN FROM EUROPE.

Mr.. and Mrs w B. Conkey and their
daughter Jane returned today from
their trip to Europe. Mrs Conkey and
her daughter have been away all sum-
mer and w. B. Conkey Joined them IN
Paris several weeks ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
A BUSINESS SESSION.

There will be meeting OF the MEM
bers of William H. Calkins No. PAS W.
r. c. this evening. After the regular
lodge session a pleasant time will be
spent socially. A large attendance of
members is desired at the meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12
4 THIMBLE PARTY.

Mrs. w. f. Brunt will have as her
guests this afternoon at her home in
Mason street the members of the
Colonial club. Mrs. Brunt will entertain
at thimble party. The afternoon
hours will be spent with needle work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12

koenig. Elsie keyser and Messrs
Cornea1 Smith, George Gauthier. VIII.
liam Heimke, Ed Keyser, Walter Kaiser
and Walter Koenig
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12

An. enjoyable meeting of the mem
hers Of the G. ]. A. to the B. Of 1. z.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-12

MEALS FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
concord Grapes.
oatmeal, Sugar and Cream.
Coffee.
COMPANY BREAKFAST II A. NJ.
Bouilion fAmericaine.
Broiled Pigeon on Fried Hominy Slices
Currant jelly.
Canton Apples. Cheese Crescents.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Bobotees. Boiled Rice.
Tomatoes Stuffed with Mushrooms.
Toasted Crackers. Cheese.
Coffee.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-26

swinging across the lawn toward a luncheon
basket and pile of cushions
Town was unbearable. Every away Just
going The call of the Jungle
But the call Of the girl had learned stronger
was never out Of mind sleeping waking laughing
blue eyes and umbed hair tortured
ness. and they were leagues away
How could hope she should me, lean brown
devil with nothing in the world enough money upon
anc few skins that peril lands
where white die?
I'd always been scared and furbelows
scents and lace notorious among my the
shyest in London and
tude had cured my pettcoat Had
1t been otherwsewe then what could hoped
fortnight passed. Then sultry evening, was
debating the Central Africa or the ANA
zon letter arrived:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-26

"Crabby Dear-something happened. Chris.
TOPPER? WE'LL engaged be married and I'm the
piest in world You my friends, Crabby.
just had write and tell you We
nouncng it publicly just yet
Don't back those abomnabe and black devils
without coming down Mother asks say that
shall be alone this week end delighted to you
The punt has been repainted MINI"
Well, well! What did it matter? happest girl
world. OF course had
God help me!
See her again! Could L? Dare I? Why not? I'd faced
tougher propositions before Offer congratulations
then-back the wild.
Min the platform when steamed After
congrauating her inquired us Mr. Rayem hee?" then kicked
myself mentally. - -'-~-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-26

shrks anything Christopher. going big
for HIMSELF Christopher who'
Don't" cried Mim-"ddont into the bank, silly.
You were getting quite excited for in your life"
Don't dater yourself that I've excited before
had te virtues Of Christopher painted for hand"
replied wishing the punt pole edged sword quiet
river Christophes heart Jungles and lions and
ing in the long grass Oh II beg your pardon"
go tell more" whispered MIN,
hand that trailing frightened the edge
Of the punt
Good Lord I've told Of
got used to emptiness and silence and big
self and something can't explain I'm beasty shy
people. and
II know" said Min, smiling But you mustn't be-"
you've been devish kind and mother. By
Jove scarcely thought you'd have
only kid Min, give the
courage that had then"
YES remember you" Min quietly-"the TALL lanky
who used to tease when help
stiles when they too high for podgy. stumpy
The punt through the clear water and
Ibns slope with the white boathouse bottom
"Mim." said suddenly II can't life any
I'm going back again"
"Geans back
Yes. What IL there to wait for? lonely
dsvn. II had home 1t might be different given
The happisst days I've known since sighted
that meant England And they're going
MIN suddenly turned around and lay staring the way
had
tyn ssyr che remarked last In hard
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-26

"No." said Min dolefuly poor 10y
working fearfuy hard nothing. Chris.
TOPPER says
All that evening greater part day
told what christopher said practically imaginable
awful intensity.
Min than ever only thoughts
for Christopher
To state that fed up with paragon all the
virtues is mildly when Min nnocenty sug-
gested that lie should call in remarked that
gretted leaving big expedition and
should he very much occupied.
Min gave queer little gasp, the Of wnegass
snapped suddenly.
"How foolish cried staring rather stupdy at
the stain tabecoth. hinkng-ten days
you really leaving in ten days?"
assured her that such my fixed intention
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-26

laughed again. perfectly detestabe
told of abruptly the
punt touched the steps.
Two figures coming slowly the elderly
lady a tall thin n gray fannes
"Oh,' MIN, STEP "Oh there's
Christopher
morning casually that had
the train previous evening
too much for
Christopher very charming any
preudiced
and Min unbearable. good frends myself
looker-on. dull outsider, always been always
should be.
said goodby mother much bitter
Of spirit carried invitation
whenever liked memory white clad figures
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-26

"- HATS nonsense" said MINI
backwaer absolutely STILL Somewhere in
distance the faint fop-fop of reminded
held other than The
cigarette mingled agreeably with the indescrbabe
the farther end of the lay girl
in white dress and a very bad temper
minutes passed. Then Min
CANCEL" singular lack sequence have
q chocoate:'
"Thank replied dignity lighting against inclination
every we'll, don't then l don't mind. What did
by that senseless remark?'
(Which one?"
hedge please Something shy being only
At for the Sahara desert trying married and retiring
into labeled Peace perfect heard
. such nonsense. Christopher How old are your
"Thirty-six. Why?
nothing. Christopher
top their mental physical powers Personally"
Don't think it would be wiser to back now'
tured hastily. Its getting rather late"
Later? echoed Min. She with jerk, pushing
hair eyes, They bluest
whole world and hargood heavens what presumption!
What her hair me?
Must go?" she said rather YEARLY WELL do think
you're nice, cheerful You're going
years-oh. end
perhaps haven't Unite painter
There much say, but somehow I couldn't
find words to it. got work the painter.
you're the densest old dunderhead met
continued THANK Christophes coming tonight
He talks sense"
The painter took longer When turned
round lips steady again. $50 glad" told
be able to you while your that
bough!'
dear" said Min 81 wish you knew him"
"Oh, feel If old already. made
him familiar dearest palChristopher
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
WIN. TRoUP-sHERTFF

WIN rroup ha, announced himself .
candidate for ShcIh subject to the
Republican convention ~ hc held Sept
81. aud urges vuut support Il vuu run
slider him favorable Mr. Troup has
been resident ~ This count, tor -r,.
"ral wears and has alwav, put forth
every effort Tor good government aud
for the enforcement 1T the laws ut the
country lie wishes u distinctly m.
dcr>'ood hat hr l. making the race nn
what hc believes ~ hc his own merits
aud not the iecmcrit. 81 his opponents
whoever they may he. after The party
nominations are made. lln O.. u plain.
hard working man and has every cnua.
hili'y for filling fhc office to which h.
aspircs llr dnrs not heliey, in rliuu,.
or combine, hui IN Justice ,n every riti
zen and, although he hus been life
long Republican, he rcali>". that IN ~
der tu Dee u successful servant ~ III,
public h" must rise ah"Vc party selfish
ness
II 'h" puhll" select Mr.. r,our 10 ~
the office The, will have selected u 200,
man man who will de- hi, hest .,
show them tine appreciation for IL,
honor they have bestowed up,u him
Nj. Trnur will make good race and
tin" ,hrrln Logan, New Mexico. New,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
WIN. TRoUP FOR SHERIFF

Mt WIN. Troup of Tucumcari j. to
come before the Republican county ccn.
yrntion Tor nomination :" the office Of
sheriff lie saws IN part a. follows:
~ desire 10 hc understood that am
milking this race IN what ! believe Ia
hc my merits aud not on the dcmcrii,
~ my opponent ! am plain man oi
the people aud used to laboring for the
liNclihood on which | have existed but
believe am capable of attending IA
the duties of the office. aud would liz,
the honor aud consider II an honor =,
serve the people in that capacity hc
licve IN evrnhandrd ins'ire 20 ever,
citizen. " ! rann"r get the office hen
ufnhlN aud hv ih' vote of ftr minded
men who have the best interest, oi
the whole people AZ heart, don I
want H. realize that q servant of m,
people must rise ahovr party srlfshnes.
aud treat his fcllowmau ~ he woul,
have them treat him were the cirrum
-taurrs reversed -
w" have known Mr. Trup for sey
rral wears aud have met him 100 bus
mess way and We hrlii",c be- b.. rupahl,
aud sincere aud should the office fal
tn him We are confident he will make a,
a good officer aud work to the coun
iN' interest san Jon Sentinel
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
HON. REED HoLLoMAN

i'ur Hord I'"lloman Ut lu.umcari,
' candidate 'ur Judy. of the Eighth
District rompos'G 1T QUAY, Taos. col.
'nN and luiou Counties. subject to rh.
action Of the Republican District C,n.
.ru ION
Mr. lloliomnn 3. brilliant Young
n''"ru"y "r ability, native ct Missouri.
ra' been Ia New M"Nrr" Tor four wear,
uui uus proven himself the ~llyrr.tuu
-u"d orator uf quay ruuu'y. IT,, real
m"r' hn. been N evidence since hi.
arrival 100 T"mmuri. 70, be- hn, hcru
..'H n'i"r"' aud na, btd l,r., prac
.0.' luug ail hy un, SHOWN rl, nhil
'.. aud 20, Judge ri 'hr Eighth o.,
'H| Nr ruu IT." uo h"ftrr than 10
place the Huu Reed l!o'umru 300 irr
position. lir wa, prominent go 'nr con
,riru'l"um r,u,"ntiou,h"iu ,adug
member of tine same NInutu,a Rrruh.
lean
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
VIM. TRouP

VIM Tr"uup Announces th, week
us candiia'" Tor shrrtif subject to the
action "t th" Republican Convention
sept 2ard Ia 10 doing hr proposes in
run clean rnrc nu merit. Residing
in the county for several wears. being
% hard worker tan PAYER. nuupholdet
"f law. having 10, ability. &. entitled
:" th, office, want ,uut support "a get
Il. aud It ! um successful viii show no
pariiallity. hut will treat all alike aud
srrN" with credit 'u myself aud the
r"untr, aud shall prove mrnnrr ~
The evil dnrr Remember wm. Truup
on Sept. -. -Moutovu Republican
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
JUDGE .EcHEM

When i comes tu 'hc ~rlrrtinu If Re-.
publican candidate, tui the ~urrc NJ
'omi nf New Nc>tru. the rar'v must
"N"rri'r more cnrr and rmiiuu than
fer AMY other Ollie,
II should hc made up OF mon oi
known aud tried Integrity. rrrrrruu,b
nhl" character aud superior legal ar
taiumcuts
Bearing IN miud these ,,uulihrat ion,
We know uf me- ONE who cuh!l more IT.
tiuglN wear the rrmiur "i ihi, pu,it tnr
than Judge Merritt g Mrchcu uf M,
seventh Judicial District.
great hearted man. uu,clh.h nu,
grn"r"us ." fault with whtrb ur rur.
hiur. 'hr ""urugr uf ,'roug rnu, r.iiuu,
careful u uI, i"ri,rnu, ihti b. dur. nu
invade ~" rthrr ,u ordinate hrnurhr
"t no" governments. Uc ,,u be- rrlird uI,
"u =" interpret the l,w u, hr nui, f' 900,
not u.urr ib' prr"gurNr, ot 'hr Icg
,laiurr.
Juda" Nc"hcm b, we'll hu"wu 10 M,
p""rl" oi quay county %, uur ut h, ri'
rl"uN :" which th", hope ma, ho ,ldr,
the word. distinguished
Nh"r",", he i, or ma, hr Lu"wu. b
will IN q ,hnrt tim, draw tine proplc ?,
him regardless, ct PARTY nn,lia Uuu
church ~ rrrrd
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
HON n. v. GALLEaos
A LIKELY CANDIDATE

Hon y V Gallegos. Receiver nf III,
Land Oficc ~ rucumcarl. !, being
h""si"d ~ candidate for Corporation
t"mmis,ionrr subject ro ~" Republican
'"uv"utior. aud j. receiving vast
amount of encouragement from all over
ne" state. Mr. Gallegos has the refer.
"u"" ~ prominent Republicans NJ the
state Convention aud ,aid that II n
was their desire aud he hrlir,rs that
hr could best serve the party, that he
would muh" ne" race. There /, M
pu,ir"niung Mt Gullrgo, Republican.
l,n., integrity and qualifications far the
"if"" ~ Corporation Commissioners Hr
has % clean record rud will be- elected
it be- g"ts 'h" Republican nomination.
Mr. Gallrgu, hn, hrId uum"ruus rr
'p"u.rhIc posi'l"u,. oi which 10" ha- nl
way. made g""d
Nj ,Hllrgu. De- a winner aud na, the
,upp"t' of M" Republican pres, rf
QUAY .ouury I.ognI Leader.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
JUDGE E. r. WRIGHT

W" ar" informed that Judge =. q.
Wright 3, Itrly ro he o cnudidntr Tor
Judge "t the supreme Count We can
tnuh ni o." one better suited. u. hc
hn, made good IN every place hr hu,
been tried, lie was q succrss a. an
attorney, ~ T. = Commi.siuncr. 4,
District Attorney and also ~ Judge
"t the sixth District where he actually
surprised hi. mast intimate friends,
aud II b" Is .u"rrssfui, viii do likewise
an th" supreme henrh
IL" is independent belong, io no
rlipu" ~ faction, acts ~ hls best mdg
m"nt dirtate, aud all are alike tohim
in the ewes ui the law
Al who appear before him ~ ludp,
get that which il due them aud .,
such man the office hel,nps Mon
ioya Republican
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
W. L. BATsoN ron COMMISSIONERS

WELDING t. the urgent request of his
many friends, Wash J.. Batson uf
Endcr. has dccidred 'o enter the race
for county Commissioner from the
Third District
For the pa-t ten wears Mr. Rutson
has been engaged u various enter
prises ~ this vicinity, principally that
~ stoch raising. aud &, we'll aud favor
ably hu"wu all over the country.
The fuct that be- has served Two
wears ~ County Commissioner IN %
very crrditnhlc mnuuor. together with
the fact that he j. @ uccrssful husi
ness man assures the public tha, hc
will be- the right man in the right
place y elected 10 'hr office. -. ~an
Ion >-uil tri
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23

For Rent Furnished rooms with
bath, hot and cold water. 6O2 East
AbsT street aAa
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
STATE HAS NO MONEY
TO HOLD ELECTION

Santa F", y, NJ, Sept. ls--Con.ider
able difficulty will he caused by an
"pinion handed the Territorial Secre
tary from Washington, that the surplus
"f *li,n00 left from the constitutional
convention cannot hc used 10 pay the
expenses at rhc state election IN No.
vemher, and that every portion 1T the
expense must he horne by the new
state. including even the publishing Of
the Governor : proclamation. As no
appropriation is available the terrific.
rial authorities are at a loss how 10
pay the printing Of POLL and registra
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

lu ~" District I"urt ~ the sixth La.
dirlal District. Territory 1T New Mex
ir", '"uni, "t Quay fuut Douuhur.
pluluriH, 81. Arure I. Parish \. I. Par
t,h, Arui I Parish, aud unknown claim
ants "i interest iu aud Ia the rruprrt,
below dr.rtihrd, adverse 10 the estate
of th" rl,lutitt defendant, 80. gGI
fh" above named aud described n,
PENDANT, are hereby notified that nn
action has hrru commenced against N"u
hN The lhu', uuwrd plaWtih 100 'u,
uh"'" .iNl"i court aud rru-r whereof,
'inu'ih ,"r., 10 quiet 10 ulm,"It 'hc
ii'Ir ~ and n" the southeast quarter
Of section p township r. north, ut
rang" 80 E s. VI e. ". aud
lot lu and ~ IN hl".k 80 ut
Ru,."ll's = Addition - 'h" Town rf Ia
rumrnr,, Quny County, New MoN,ro. nlu
iylug md h"mp IN Quny County. New
Mexico. and Tor general grlirt ,u IA,
premises, and vou are further Do'rGrd
that unless YOU enter ~ cause tu h,
entered .N"ur appearance herein ou ol
hei"T" ih" 2uth day of November. \
u" l"ll Judgment pro confr,su vii
h" rendered against you and the rcliei
uycd for drrrred
Harry II McElroy Of Tucumcari
New MrNico, q, attorney for plaiutif
lSEAlI CHAS. T., DOWNS
'lrfk at the said District Court
frdn NJ. Eckman, Deputy
First publication sept 90, l9ll
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23

here 10 invest in the surrounding coun.
try of House, They are we'll pleased
with the country and crops on the
Plains
Messrs. NJ aud y. Wegl have har,
vested aud threshed their little crop of
beans, which made 5l75 pounds.
Miss Josie Honse and Mr.. Elma
Capes visited At Cava Lake sunday AT.
ternoon.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23
HOUSE ITEMS.

Mr.. Buck Hammond. cf Melrose, y.
NJ, has recently bcaght the q. y. Jones
place few miles northeast Of House,
at the Cavis lake. where he is intend.
Ing 20 make his future home, lie has
. nice little bunch Of horses from which
he expects to raise lots Of ane colts.
A great number of prOspeetors Of
Texas and other states are coming
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-09-23

iion hok~. legal advertising aud for
other incidentnls ut the first state rlrc
linn.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-14
CONVICT FROM HOUGHTON
CO. HAS Been DfPORTED

Eli KarvalIlIa, who has been an in
mate of the Marquette prison for the
past year, left Marquette sunday in
custody of ID. J. Povey, an inspector
I'm the United States immigration ser
vice. for New York, where he will be
put on board a transatlantic steam
er ana sent back to his native land,
Finland
Karvakka i'm drunken row at
Houghton. stabbed a companion, who
died four days later He was arrested
on the charge of murder and the jury
returned a verdict of manslaughter
He was sentenced to spend from one
To difteen years i'm the Marquette pris-
on. While i'm prison, the imnigra-
ton officers investigated his case and
determined that he was an undesir-
able alien. An arrangement was then
entered into with the prison officials,
whereby Karvakka was paroled at the
expiration of his minimus term, on
the understanding that he was to be
deported.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-14
HoueHToN BREVlTlES.


r. II. Shields left Sunday for Lam
sing.
c. S. Fales left yesterday for Lam
sing on business.
Chief of Police Louis Basso Of South
Range is going TO Jackson and Owos-
so today on business.
The Ladies Aid society Of Grace NJ.
e. church will meet i'm the parlors
Of the church this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. Burke have re-
turned from Ferrisburg. Mich. where
they have spent the winter thus far
T.. r. Bolles Of the Copper Range
has gone TO Lansing TO investigate
certain pending railroad legislation.
Mrs. r. NJ Burden left this after
noon for Green Bay after a visit with
her daughter Mrs. Theodore LANCE Of
Houghton.
Joseph Thibodeau was pleasantly
surprised at his home in Houghton
Sunday evening by number Of
friends. The evening was spent at
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mutter will
leave tomorrow for a western tour
which will include Butte. Great Falls
and Anaconda, Mont, and Salt Lake
City.
Capt Martin M. Foley announced
yesterday that the Houghton Light In
fantry will according to law, parade
on Washington's birthday, a week from
tomorrow.
+. Doran and son John returned
Sunday evening to Duluth after at
tending the funeral of Mr.. Doran Sat
urday afternoon from Trinity church
with interment at Forest Hill
Miss Katherine Welsh and Thomas
Welsh. who attended the Doran fun
.eral Saturday, left Sunday evening for
Duluth. Mrs. Thomas Welsh will visit
for a short time with friends at Calu-
met
The building on West Sheldon
street formerly occupied by the Des
Rochers drug store is undergoing re-
pairs and fixtures are being installed
by the NJ. Van Orden company who
viii move into the new quarters about
May !.