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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-16

closed?"
11-"Why do respectable saloons
saloons close at IL o'clock p. m.?"
12-"Why do others sell at all hours
of the night?"
13-"Why is a certain hotel man
good fellows?"
14-"Why did the scarlet women
women leave town suddenly never to
RETURN,
16-"Why did one of the board of
control vote against the contract on
First street,
16-"Why does the board of control
want to grant franchise to the Gary
& Southern railroad with six rides for
Is cents?"
17-"Why do they oppose the c. & /.
r. r. with rides for rs cents?"
1S-"Why was an indignation meet
ing called?"
1s-"why did the citizens not con-
gregate?"
20-"Why did the mayor and Coun-
Gilman Bowser have words?"
21-"Why was Catey slugged?"
22-"Why do they not find the slug
ger?"
23-''Why did the safety board make
Highlands a policeman"
24-"Why is Frank Swaddo on the
police force?"
25-.'Why do they say the combina-
tion is busted?"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-16
CHANCES
LOOK GOOD
To GARY FOLK

Another week has opened. with the
chances far more in favor for the Gary
court than they were last week and the
committee that will go down to Indi-
aEapolis hope to put in some effective
wor, that will have telling results.
At the meeting of the citizens gen.
eral committee held last Saturday night
reports were heard from Attorney
George E. Manlove. H. E. Corbett and
John A. Brennan who had been in In
dianapolis during the week. An effort
will be made during the week to have
the citizens of Gary who came from the
various parts of the state write to their
representatives and senators in the leg
islature and solicit their support in the
court fight
The committee which was selected at
meeting of the executive committee
on Saturday. night to go to Indianapolis
this week was Attorneys Henry F. Nc
Cracker and c. NJ. Grenlee. Attorney
H E. Corbett who has been at Indi-
annapolis since the legislature convened
was confined to his home with a severe
cold last night and he was not able to
leave this morning for the state capitol
but will leave possibly tonight or tomor-
row.
The Gary court bill which has been
introduced in both the senate and the
house of representatives is scheduled to
come up before the senate committee
on Tuesday for their consideration.
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SENATOR TO BE
NAMED THIS WEEK

Continued from page one,
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GARY WILL
TRY TO LAND
CONVENTION
Three Days Session of Indi-
ana Retail Merchants
Association Convenes at
Anderson This Week !
Gary to Send Delegation.

Gary delegates at the eleventh an
nual convention OF the Indiana Retail
Merchants association, which will con-
vene at Anderson on Tuesday for
three days session, will make strong
effort to land the meeting of the next
annual convention for Gary.
Even before the convention much pre-
liminary work has been done to secure
the next convention a Gary and when
President Clarence f. Hall and Secre-
tary Walter Acker of the Gary Retail
Merchants association land in Ander-
son today, there will be something do
ing to let the incoming delegations
know that Gary is on the map.
Try TO Land Next Convention.
The two Gary delegates left for In
dianapolis last night and with them
was trunk full of literature, advertis-
ing matter and pictures which they
will use in an effort to boost Gary. The
association since its organization has
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THERE ARE SIX COPIES OF THE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-16

him to Schlieker's drug store The
moment that DIR. Schlieker looked at
Jazky. he knew that he was dead and
said that Sergeant German had brought
him to the wrong place The body was
then taken to Huber's morgue where 1t
remained unidentified over night.
The dead man boarded with Juczak
in Forsyth avenue between One Hun
bred and Fiftie.h and One Hundred and
Fifty-first street. He has lived in East
Chicago for two years during which
time he has acquired an unenviable
reputation.
DIR. Shanklin is In East Chicago this
morning arranging for the inquest
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the party who were singing at the tops
OF their voices and disturbing the
neighborhood by their yelling. He
told them the hour was late and sug-
gested that they cut out the noise All
but Jazyk discontinued, but he kept on.
The officer had walked on short dist
ance and returned to demonstrate with
Jazyk. The latter defiied Kerr. it is
said. and continued the disturbance,
whereupon Kerr placed him under ar
rest.
CROWD ATTACKS cor.
He started his man over toward the
station and at the alley was attacked
by the rest of the crowd. who attempted
to take his prisoner from him. The
men knock Kerr down. according to his
story, and started to pound him. Some
one suggested, Kerr asserts that one OF
their number find something to kill
that s--of a b." and Jazyk sought for
a weapon. Kerr. who was down, tried
to get up. but no soner did he get to his
knees than he was knocked down. He
begged them not to kill him, but jeers
were his only reply and when Jazyk re-
turned a moment later. he drew his
revolver and fired the bullet struck
Jazyk in a vital spot and he ran only
a short distance. when he fell dead
The rest ~ the crowd scattered
The had aroused John Krupf
who looked out in time TO Sc what wa:
/ in progress. but by that time there was
J only one other man fellow named
Mike" besides Kerr and Jazyk in sight
Kerr managed to get to the saloor
bleeding from half a dozen wounds
What he had been cut with the office
did not know. He tried to get the sta
ton by telephone, but being able I.
do so, and a car appearing about tina
time, he left the saloon and boarded
/ the car and went to DIR. Schlieker'.
house where the surgeon was aroused
| to attend to his injuries.
HAD BAD REPUTATION.
In the meantime Krupa had gotter
, into communication with the station
, and Sergeant Mike German came to tn,
scene in the police buggy. He pickle.
| up the body of Jazyk, not realizing tina
he was dead, and believing that he hat
been merely rendered unconscious ant
placed it in the buggy. Then he tool
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not held a convention in the northern
part of the state for number of years
md the Gary delegates are more than
confident in securing the next annual
meet.
Headquarters at Doxey Hotel
The headquarters of the Gary dele
cation Will be at the Doxey hotel and
1t was at this place that the Gary Com
mercial club had their headquarters at
the annual convention of the Federated
Commercial clubs last year. when the
Gary delegates won so much recogni-
ton by advertising the city.
The state Association of Retail Mer-
chants Will go into session on Tuesday
morning at the Grand opera house. Fol-
lowing is the program:
Morning.
Reception of delegates and members
at Grand Opera house.
Afternoon Session, 2:30 O'Clock.
Call to Order .....-.. r. b. Clark
Song, America -..--....-. BY Audience
Pastor First NJ. E. Church.
State President.
Address of Welcome. Hon. F. p. Foster
Mayor of Anderson.
Response Col D. y. Foster
Fort Wayne.
Music
Welcome-Behalf of Commercial club
................-. Hon A w. Brady
Response William Z. French
Evansville.
Music
Welcome-Behalf Of Merchants AS
ISOLATION ... Mr.. E. A. Smith
Response Hon. John A. Herzog
Mayor of Mishawaka
Music ......
Presidents Annual Address r. B. Clark
Appointment of Committee on Gre
dentials
Announcements ......
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Noted Politician in Town

John J. Mclaughlin of Chicago. a
capitalist and chairman of the COM
mittee on corporations in the Illinois
house of representatives, accompanied
by Mrs. Mclaughlin, arrived in Gary
Saturday afternoon. They put up at
the Gary hotel. where they met many
of their friends. Yesterday evening
they returned to Chicago after visits
a the homes of William Tice and w. c.
Crolirs
Representative Mclaughlin declined
to state what his mission was, but
while in town he conferred with a
politicians.
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ton or united states senator. The
procedure is fixed by the Federal law.
Tomorrow at IL o'clock the Senate
will take up the election of a Senator.
A committee from the Senate will visit
the House and inform the Representa-
tives of the program and invite the
Representatives to attend the session.
The House will take a recess and 30
visiting. Lieutenant Governor Hall
will preside. He will call for nomina-
lions. Kern's name will be presented
by Senator Bernard E. Shive,y, OF
Marion. and Senator Milton t. McCarty
be made by Senators Levi P. Harlan. OF
Indianapolis; Harry E. CRUDE. of Ply
mouth; W. b. Carleton. of Evansville
and Robert f. Proctor, of Elkhart
The Republicans have decided that
the name of Senator Beveridge shall
be the only one presented by their
side, apd Senator Will r. Wood. OF
Lafayette, will make the nomina ting
speech. Seconding speeches will be
made by Senators Edgar Durre, OF
Evansville, and Frank NJ. Gavit, OF
Whiting.
The roll will be called for the votes
of the Senators. Of course. Kern will
receive all of the Democratic votes and
Beveridge will get all of the Republi-
can votes. Since there are thirty
Democrats and twenty Republicans in
the Senate Kern will be elected as far
as the Senate is concerned.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
same program will be followed in the
House. The Senators will visit the
House during the election The name
of Mr.. Kern will be presented by Rep
resentative l.. B. Clore. of Franklin
who will be followed by Representative
w. w. Spencer, of Indianapolis: James
B. Merriman, of Bluffton. and Homer l.
McGinnis, of Martinsville.
Representative George w. Williams
Of Knightstown. has been given the
honor Of making the speech nominating
Senator Beveridge in the House. Will
lfams was a member of the Legislature
twelve years ago when Beveridge was
elected Senator the first time, and he
member of the present house who was
a member then, and for this reason the
honor was given him. Other speeches
will be made by Representatives
Maurice McClew. of Angola; Russell K
Bedg of Lafayette; Miles j. Furnas
of Winchester, and Daniel ]. Troyer. OF
Elkhart.
The roll will be called and each mem
Der will announce his vote Since there
are sixty Democrats and forty Republi-
cans in the House Kern will be elected
there also.
On Wednesday at high noon there
will be joint session of the two
| houses in the House amber, with
Lieutenant Governor Hall presiding. Al
| this session the result of the ballots In
| the two Houses will be announced. Mr.
Kern, of course, will be elected.
| Kern will be within easy reach and
| he will be notified by a committee of his
election, and he will be escorted to the
House. where he will make a speech ac-
cepting the office and promising that
| he will do his duty At least, that Is
/ the usual form of such speeches.
| Immediately after the election OF
Senator Kern will depart for Washing
| ton to join the Jackson boosters anc
| try to help put one over for Jackson
| He will also at that time receive the
lcongratulation of the Democrats al
Washington, although he says that il
| not what he is going there for.
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(COntinued from Page One.J
the idea that if crowd of Indiana
boosters would go there and circulate
and do a little yelling for Jackson he
might get the job, which pays a salary
of $4,000 year. But since then
Tammany set it's eye on the place for
one of its men, and there seems now
to be little chance that Jackson will
land 1t is said, however, that some
other place not quite so good may be
obtained for him IL they fail on the
big one.
Two days are required for the. cleo
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FAMILY ATTEND
CADE FUNERAL
Especial to THE TINES }

East Chicago, Ind. Jan. 16.-The
members of the Harry Cade family
have gone to New York to attend the
funeral of Harry Catie, who died last
week as the result of the injuries
which he sustained in IA train wreck
near Batavia. n. Y. Mrs. Cade. her son
and daughter will be at the funeral.
which will held in New York City
tomorrow
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POLICEMAN
KILLS HIS MAN

CONTINUED from Page One.)
were conducting themselves in a boist-
erous manner, to be more quiet. He
was walking his beat in One Hundred
and Fiftieth street when he came upon
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THE INTERESTING TINES AID Al
WAYS DENOTES THE INTERESTING
STORE,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10
The SaRlt0TIum Hung Up.

Owing to the failure of a financial
institution which was TO finance the
Palace Farm Ssnatorium. it LOOKS
now like the location here of that
institution is at least temporarily de-
layed. Il is understood that by the
failure OF the people who were to
put up the money. several local men
are losers to the extent OF $500.
The plan was TO begin work on
the plant this fall. and 10 have the
sanitorium in operation at an early
date. DR.. L. S. Foster. whO was
behind the enterprise. is in Norfolk.
and the above rumors cannot be yer
flied.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10
Toano.

Toano. Va. Augugt 9-Mrs. J.
9. Carlton is giving house party al
TaSkinas this week. Her guest.
have BEEN Mesdames Warren Ma
ton and Henry Smith. Misses Eliza
beth Marston Minerva Walker,
Anne Carey Geddy. Julia Carlton.
Messrs. w. q. FaIinholt and Joseph
Carlton. The week has been very
enjoyable with us fishing. Grabbing
and boating.
The Laoies' Guild. Of the Episco-
pal church, gave a lawn party OF
tuesday evening on the lawn az Mrs.
ID. w. Marston's.
Mrs. j.. K. White IS visiting IL
Cape Charles.
Misses ElOise and Kate Peasants
are visiting their mother.
Mrs. Henry Smith and liStlv
daughter. OF Richmond. are the
guests OF Mrs. Warren Marston.
Mrs. Stephenson and children left
on tuesday for Hillsville. Carroll
! county. to visit the form sr' S parents,
They will remain about six weeks.
Mrs J. K. Banks and Mrs. Bar
nett Jones we're in Newport New.
on tuesday.
Mr.. J. M. jennings went to Ocear
View Saturday.
Miss Ruby Tyree is il Williams
burg.
Miss Lou GeddY was in Rich
mond Friday.
lhe farmers are very thankful 70
the fine rains recently. Crops hRv
improved wonderfully. Watermei
ons are being shipped in carloa'
lots. Prices fair.
Mr.. s. S. Hsnkins. who has bee
quite sick. IS improving slowly.
Miss Catherine Henley is expecf
ed here 10 visit Mrs. {. {. Branch.
, Miss Bessie Marston will have a
her guest Be0Ct week Miss Lila
Brewer. of Richmond.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10
4 Merry Hay Ride.

a most enioyabls hay ride was
given last week by Messrs. II. b.
Marston aud Hugh 5. Martin in
honor Of Miss Ella Mae Msrston's
Guest Miss Shepherd. of halsteads
Point. Among the merry crowd
were Misses Flossie Shepherd. Ella
Mae Msrston. Louise and Eulalie
Martin, Alice Branch. Matte Wynne.
Julia Carlton. Ruth Driscon, Lura
Marston. Elizabeth Msrston. Bessie
Marston, Eta Wilkinson. Messrs.
Roscoe Wilkinson, II. B. Marsto
Hugh s. Martin. George Archer
Marston. Edmund Cowles. Walter
Martin. Nat Jennings Earnest Earth
ing and Woods Wynne. The chap
erones were MesdamesC {. c. Branch
and J. @. Carlton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10
James City Candidates.

Candidates for the district off GERS
have ali flied their notices. the list
closing Aug. 1. The following are
in the race. beside the general OF
ticers who are elected jointly by the
city and county. The fnst named
is the Incumbent:
For Commissioner ofthe Revenue.
Z. Z. Msrston and Carter Cowles.
For County Board Of Supervisors:
jamestown District. William Lee
and J. B. Walden. Stonehouse. ID
Warren Mars,on and Arthur J.
Johnson, Powhatan. Jchn A. Barne:
and L. L Martin.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10

Miss Florence Hunter. of Ruthcr
Glenn. and Miss Byrd Dunn. of
GAINESVILLE. Essex county. are here
TO Join Miss Rosa Warburaon' house
party at St. Georges. next week
Mr.. ]. Merrill Blanchard. who
coached the William and Mary foot
ball squad last season. and who has
been teaching on the Pacific Coast.
arrived here last week 10 visit friends.
DR.. and Mrs. II. K. Bennett return
ed last week from Big Stone Gap
where DR.. Bennett taught in the sum
mer normal. They are home for the
remainder Of the summer vacation.
Mrs. Z. w. I. Pltmsn left Wed
nesday morning for Wildwood. Flu
vana county. where she will visit
Mis-. Susie Loving a niece Of
Mr.. Pltmsn. She will be near Pal
mYra.
Postmaster Thomas Griffin Peschy
and his niece. Miss Virginia Wise.
will leave tomorrow for Maine and
Massachusetts, TO spend their vaca-
ton. While in the lattet state they
Will be the guests OF Mrs. Henry A.
Wise. of New York. at her summer
cottage.
Mr.. N. L. Henley left Monday
for the Hot Springs to attend the
meeting of the State Bar Associa
ton. Mrs. Henley, who returned OF
saturday from Reidsvill, N. c.. lef
Monday evening with her two son
to visit her father. DR.. J. D. Turner
at Lanexa.
The following gentlemen went oy
er the sand-clay road as far q
I Barhsnsville Tuesday: Messrs. II
:. K. Weaver and son. L. B. Msnvill'
: and w. K. Cottrell. OF Newpo
News; 7. H Geddy, OF Williams
e burg. They found the road ssti
e factory and 10 tine condition.
< The Rev. (. K. Odell. pastor
the Williamsburg Methodist churcl
Df is in Grafton, York county, this wee
Il assisting the Rev. (. P. Parham in
S. prouacted meeting. Mr.. Odell "
be back to Conduct the usual servi
% in his church here next Sunda
NJ Mrs. Odell is spending the week
V York county also.
Mr.. +. w. Binns and son, Mr.. ST
] lney Binns. a prominent Charles q
no merchant. are here this week. Wis
ne ing Commissioner Of the Reven
]. I. Binns, who is brother Of h
Z. w. Binns. The latter viii I
- main here several weeks, while 81
- neY will knock about" a little d
ing his vacation. and viii probal
spend a portion OF 1t in Richmon,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10
BigIers.

Biglers. Va. August 1O-Miss
Louise Maynard returned home last
Saturday from Hampton. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Top
ping and little son.
Mrs. Thomas, of Gainesville
Ind. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Thomas. Of this place. She also
has as her-guest Mrs. Brown. of In
diana.
Mr.. George Yeakle. of Magruder,
is visiting his mother in Indiana
This is his first trip back home il
10 years.
Mr.. Z. c. Rowley is on the sick
list this week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10
Public Speaking Monday.

Hon. James S. Barron. a leading
young Norfolk lawyer, is billed TO
deliver an adress here next Monday,
court day. in behalf of the candidacy
OF Jones and Glass. Mr. Barron is a
former student Of William and Mary,
and is well and favorably known mere.
He is said to be a pleasing speaker.
and those who want to know more
about the issues of the senatorial
campaign should make il a point 70
hear him Monday at recess of court.
Judge T. Ashby Wickham. candi-
date for the senate from this district.
VIII also be on hand % meet his
friends and makenew ones. Madison,
candidate for the House, viii also be
present but there viii be no discus
sion between him and DR.. Stephenson.
The latter is in the mountains for a
short rest and may not get back be
fore the first OF the week. Even If
he does return his friends see no
reason for his entering into a discus
sion with his opponent. after gu
voters in Williamsburg alone have
| given him their unqualified endorse
ment. Not over rs votes will be
cast IN the primary here. out OF
which Stephenson will get at least :
hundred.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10

BALL PLAY ERS- Randolph S
scout shoe is a cracker jack for you.
The Baptist Sunday School enjoy
ed a delightful picnic at St. Georges
asst Thursday.
FARMER - Randolph's farm
shoe is the shoe for wear and
heavy service guaranteed absolutely
solid. with tips and without. s. so.
The City Council is due to meet
tomorrow night. but il al depends
upon the state OF health Of several
members Of that august body. Back
aches and head aches are always
more severe on council meeting
nights. There has not been a regu-
lar meeting for some time now. and
there is important business needing
attention.
Three patients were sent 70 hos
pitals from Williamsburg Sunday
night. One was a daughter or Mr..
K. a. Alexander. who has had so
much misfortune and death in his
family recently; another was Mrs.
Chas. Malone, and the third was a
colored girl from the Oaktrec neigh
borhood. The first was sent 70
Washington. while Mrs. Malone and
the other patient were taken TO Dixie
hospital. Hampton. both being very
Ill with appendicitis.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John Henry
Read. Jr. have been the guests
this week Of their sister. Mrs. J. w
Casey. Jr. Lieut.. Read has hac
special detail at Fort Keogh. Mon,
for the past year and is now on /;
two weeks leave of absence befor,
joining his regiment at San Antonio
Lieut.. and Mrs. Read are with the
latter'S mother in Norfolk. Mrs
Nathaniel BurrusS.
George lie Roy Stevens. 81 year
of age. former student and a grad
uate of William and Mary. died Of
July /. az the home of his brother
Mark Stevens. in Lexington. KY.
where the funeral took place July 2
Mr.. Stevens was a native of Glou
cester and is remembered fsvorabl
by a number Of our toWnspeopl
who regret exceedingly TO hear o
his death. He had been teachin
in Nebraska and was in feeble healtl
when he reached the home of hi
brother. dying in few weeks thers
after,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10

The Rev. r s. Coupland. Of
New Orleans. has been visinrg bis
sisters. Mrs. Julia Hundlsy and Mrs.
Nora Spencer. Dr.. CoupISnd is rec
tor Of one Of the largest and most
Influential parishes IN the south.
Recently be declined the election as
bishop coa6iBtor OF the diocese OF
Virginia. he is Williamsburg
boy Of whom his townsnen are exs
ceedingly proud.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Contains about 400 ACRES. 800 Ia
woods. balance arabic Woods CONSIST
of pine. white and red oak. gum. ash.
hickory and beech. Open land sliahtly
rolling. with good clay sub soil. Farm
is well watered with fine springs There
Is 2 story frame. shinRie-roof dwelling.
with 5 rooms. Situate in lanes City
county. Va, about miles west Of vii
hamsburg. and within one quarter Of a
mile OF the c. & o. r. r. For turthea
particulars, address A. Brooks. Owner.
Williamsburg. Va, ms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-08-10

Mr.. J. NJ. Cushman yesterday
sold his 4S-acre farm 10 D. 6. VII
son. of North Carolina. for $1,000.
LITTLE TELLER Randolph
viii sell 8. 9. 10 and ii year suits
for cost for the 81 days of August.
Circuit Court viii convene in VII
hamsburg next Monda y Morning for
the regular August term.
Mrs. II. M. Sweeney has the
finest tomatoes we have seen this
season. They are large and beauti-
ful.
All-day meeting at James river
church last Sunday was largely at
tended. The services were conduct
ed by the Rev. William II. Barnes
BIG FELLER.-Randolph viii
sell sell IS. 80 aud37 siz. suits at
a big reduction for the 81 days of
August.
The William and Mary executive
committee met in Norfolk Tuesday
and elected a physical director. who
is also to be college physician and
coach. The name OF the new man
viii be announced later.