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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-11-18
The lstest styles at TRIGGs' studio.

s'Big-Ben'', the National Alarm
! Clock. For sale-'at- SCHULTZ
Miss Leahy taught the classes for
Miss FuIton" this week.
DR.. CatudaI was here on Wednes g
day shaking hands with old frienda.
Mondav evening Mrs. Street went
out to Wskeeney TO visit friends
Photographer TriPRE has msde seve-
ral valuable improvements to his gal
iery this week.
This Fridav evening the Young foIks
Of the Methodist church entertsin the
Normal school.
Sunday right Mr.. Clark and George
Ccx went t. K. C. ard started on their
rounds canvassirg for CoIIver's tooka
Mrp. DR. Marty was ar Lincoln. Kas.
this week attending the golden wfd-
dirg Of her parents ard general fam
lily gathering
We have large selection Of Marble
clocks with Chires that make an Idea
Xmsa present, at reasonable price.
SCHULTZ & SNN
Did you ever zee how the people
flock into Gsrsmsn's Sbce Hospital
each dav? Why? Because they save
money by 80 doing.
Father Cushhert spd wife of TopeIrs
=. l. S-1v.laksv-r- 10
work on the new Normal building,
which is Roirg up repidly.
IF YOU wish to secure a farm
loan quick. call on the Citizens
State Bank. Pays city, Kansas
Note the adver that ve hsve new
Tailor IN town. The yonrg ren come
from PIsinvills very highly reeommen-
ded.
A first class cold wave passed thro'
this county Saturday ard SUNDAY, end
all across TIE Urited States doing
much damaRe.
A sad accident occurred at the Philip
ranch when bsby of Lyman Flsck
was sccide-tIy buried TO death by the
stove While the wife was out in the
yard The funeral was held at thu
rancho by Rev. Hale with burial in
our eemenery.
Handsome cards are received for the
inauguration exercises Of the rev Prin
eipsI Of the PittGhUrg Manual Trainin0
school, Gforge E Myers of Washing
ton, which takes place this Er5day, the
18th.
Horse Taken Up.
Came to my farm, the zeiRIer farm
west Of town, q Ray mare. Owner can
have by paying EXPENSES ard proving |
FRANK VAIL.
The Normal school teachers are back
from the State Teachers meeting at
Topeka and report a good time, With
over 1000 teachers present. President
Waters OF the State Agricultural eol-
lege was elected as president.
A new department was the District
School Boards, John Brsmitt being on
hand TO represent ths Havs Board.
A large surplus ia a NECESSITY to
a Fire Insurance Company ss guar
antee to its Policy holders. We rep
resent Companies who rank FIRST in
Assets and alse~ IN Surplus.
The. J. b. Schaefer Loan & Ins Agcy.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-11-18

Call and see the new color work at
the TRIGGS' studio.
Money paid same day papers
are signed for a farm loan
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-11-18

Vanishing Cream for pirnples
a. the south side new Barber shop
Come try il.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-11-18

TRIGGS' Studio is ore block south
of the Essex Hall on Fort street
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-11-18

DON'T FORGET THE DATE,
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
Kills Monster Pelican

John D. Campall, a well.known
sportsman and dog breeder of Water
Valley, just before crossing Spring
river at Imboden last Friday shot and
killed the largest pelican ever seen in
this section. Its wings measured
eight feet from tip to tip. Mr.. Camp
bell first saw the pelican feeding in
an open field. He saw it was mon
ster fowl of some kind, and succeed
ed in getting within a distance of
so yards before opening fire with
shotgun.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
Meeting CLOSED
SUNDAY NIGHT

Walnut Ridge, Oct. s S.-The big
meeting IN the tabernacle which has
been in progress since September l,
comes to a close tonight and Evan
gelists Burke and Hobbs begin a
similar meeting at Morrilton Octo-
Der Is. At the afternoon service to-
day the doors of The several churches
were thrown open aud of the con-
verts present II went to the Presby-
teran church, 3S to the Baptist and
60 to the Methodist church. The
incidental expenses of the meetings
had been met by night contributions.
AT the afternoon service Attorney
w. p. Smith, a new convert, took
the rostrum to raise a collection for
the eyngelists and the amount rails.
ed in about an hours time for this
purpose was $S38.97.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
Grow Lines At BeIIefOntC

The newest product of northwest
Arkansas is lines, and lobe Tenne.
son Of near Bellefonte'is displaying
perfect fruit grown on his farm.
The lines are extra large, Of fine
flavor, and the trees will yield three
crops a year, it is SAID. Some of
the native lines are being used by
local soda fountain men, and they
are pronounced perfect. Mr.. Ten
neson is contemplating the growing
Of lines for general sale, and will
arrange for the care of mary more
trees in the next season.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13

ed stock, and took home with him
2 fine registered Duroc Jersey pig
which a friend had shipped to him.
Mrs. Tom Wilson, who has been
visiting several weeks with her par
epts at Dalton, returned home Satur-
day, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. j. w. Dalton. -lmboden Ga
zette.
John r. Kizer left Sunday for
Hot Springs to attend the State
Fair and to look after Randolph's
exhibit which he sent down last
week.
No matter how small an item OF
news may appear to you, we want
1t Just the same. 1t may not seem
to interest you, but in all proba6lI
itv will some other reader of this
paper. Either tell it to us in person
or call us on the phone and give 1t
to us.
WANrED-To buy house and
lot in Pocahontas, want good water.
Will pay from &6OO.OO to @l2oO.oo
for suitable property. Call on G.
c. McCAULEY at Decker Bros.
Barber shop. 5-tt'
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
What About Arkansas

What do You know - =. asap,'ga,.1 ,'ga Z
sas? You, native son, whaSyou
know about the grandest of al COM
monwealths?
If You are asked to tell the re-
sources of a section of the state re-
mote from the one in which you
live, are asked to tell what character
Of soil is to be found in the opposite
side of the state from you, and as
to whether or not the people in the
adjoining county are Hotlentots or
just plain cannibals, what answer
could you give?
"None Of intelligence" would he
the answer for nine-tenths of you.
On the other hand, take the man
who moves in from other states.
What does he do? lie sings the
praises Of Arkansas from dawn to
bedtime, and then retires to dream
of the wonders of the create of
all the states.
Can't you catch 1t, some of you?
Can't you let bit of it bite and
soak IN like the hookworm? The
doctors tell us that you can't dodge
the new found tickler of the bare
footed youngster yet you manage
to sideStep when the great boom
started by the incoming boosters
sweeps your way.
Was there evcra state so resource
full as ADMINISTRATORS Free
Lance.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
Preachers Joke on Himself

A country preacher tells the FOL.
lowing joke on himself: While in
a strange town assisting in a revival
meeting he had occasion to mail a
letter and asked a small urchin the
way to the postoiiice. The lad
very obligingly went with him to
show HIM the way.
The preacher then said: "Now,
son, you have shown me the way
here; if you will come to the
church tonight l will show you the
way to heaven" With a look of
incredulity the little fellow replied:
cav, come off; why you don't even
know the way to the postofioe. D.
Ex.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
PrOhibitiOniStS Active

The prohibitionists are preparing
to put on foot campaign for the
submission of state-w wide prohibition
to the people at the general election
in 1912, under the initiative. They
are undeterred by the result of the
elections held in Name and Texas,
and express confidence in their
ability to put it through. The Ex-
ecutiye Committee of the anti-saloOn
league has been called to meet in
Little Rock Oct. 3lst, at which
time the advisabillty of such
course will be considered. The
leaders Of the movement are in
favor of it, and polnt to the fact
that for the last five years the ma
jority against saloon license, taking
the state at large, has been, ,much
larger than the majority for license.
A state convention of the league
will be held at that time and the
question settled. Less than 1900
signers will be required to initiate
the vote.
Great interest centers upon the
approaching test OF the strea 9TH of
the prohibitionists and the whiskey
men in Pulaski county. The three
nile petition, which has been before
he public for the last year, IS set
or a hearing on Oct. 10th, and 1t
s believed both sides will announce
'eady. The petitioners were ready
asst summer, but the Others asked
for more time to compare the names
Ind protest against those who would
rave removed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13

eathartics and such things. Syrup
Pepsin, by training the stomach and
bowel muscles to again do their work
naturally and with its tonic ingredi-
ents Strengthening the nerves, brings
about a lasting cure. Among its
strongest supporters are Mr.. Tobn
Graveline OF 9S Milwaukee Ave De-.
troit Mich, and Mr.. J. A. Vernon of
Oklahoma City, Thousands of Others
OF both sexes have written 10 Dr.
Caldwell telling of gratifying results
II can be obtained of any druggist at
htty cents and one dollar a bottle or
II you want to try it first a free sam
pie bottle can be obtained by writing
the doctor. '''"s
For the free sample address DIR w
!. Caldwell +02 Caldwell building
Monticello, III. '''''''s g.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
A Reader Cures His GOnstipation-Ty Il Free
Simple way for any family retain the good health Of all its members

The editors of Health Hints and
Questions and Answers have one
question that is put to them more Of
ten than any other, and which
strangely enough, they find the most
difficult to answer That is How
can l cure my constipation|
DR.. Caldwell, an eminent specialist
in diseases of the stomach, liver and
bowels, has looked the whole field
over, has practised the speciality for
forty years and is convinced that the
ingredients contained in what is
called Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin
has the best claim to attention from
constipated people.
Its success in the cure of stubborn
constipation has done much to dis
place the use of salts, waters, strong
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
Miss SpiCCC HOnOred

The many friends of Miss Gene
viye Spiece of this city will be glad
to learn that she has been honored
by being elected vice president of
the First Year Academy Glass Of
the Woman's College. Miss Spiece
is one of the leaders in the Acad-
emy, and well deserves the honor
conferred upon her,
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
Palace Drug Store.

George McCauley, late of DOni
phan, Mo-, has bought the Geo
Lewis property on the north side
and will become a resident of Poca,
hontas in the near future. Mr..
McCauley is a first class barber and
we understand, has purchased one
half interest in the Decker barber
shop.
The Williford News, which paper
suspended publication some montes
ago, will be revived and greet Its
readers again this week A stock
company Of business men of Will
ford has bought the plant, and Fred
Wilson is to be editor and publish.
er.
In commenting on the Randolph
county boys corn club last week,
the Black Rock Chronicle stated
that the club had 3O5 members.
You just missed it $50, brother.
We have G55 members.
We are often asked about sch ools.
All knowing of the splendid build
ings, Equipment and faculty of the
Springfield Business College say it
is good school. We know a
young person taking a thorough
course there, is on the road to sue.
cess.
J,,D. level, one af Nolands best
citizens, paid us a highly appreciated
call Monday.
Tobe Chastain, who has been do
ing survey work on the Running
Lake ditch, was in Pocahontas Mon.
day on business.
Several from Pocahontas went
over to Walnut Ridge Monday to
hear the candidates for congress,
Messrs Campbell and Oldfeld,
speak.
VIM. Street and wife of Mock
were visiting at the home Of win
Ln2le Sunday night,
Rev. w. j. Leroy preached two
splendid sermons a! the Methodist
church Sunday.
Rev. Bowers filled his regular ap,
pointment at the Baptist church
Sunday and Sunday night, preach
ing two excellent sermons.
Oscar Wyatt, the Star Herald's
busy hustler is over on the east side
this week in the interest of thi,
paper. He has splendid PROPOSE
tion to offer readers of the Sta
Herald, and all business given hin
will be appreciated very much.
Mrs. NJ. f. Henderson and son
Dalton, are visiting Mrs, Heuder
sons parents at Dalton, tins week
John d. Campbell, of Wate
Valley, was in town Wednesday
and says he is going to raise BLOOD
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13

WANrEp-Fifty men for making
ties, Mountain timber, good wag-
es, steady work. Can also use fifty
men to make staye bolts. II. D..
Williams Cooperagc Co.
'-'I' Leslie, Ark.
The latest in rockers at Lewis g.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-10-13
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
GOV. DREW fund

Previously subscribed &l58.OO.
a mass meeting of citizens will
be called in the near future for the
purpose Of completing the arrange
ments and collecting the remainder
necessary to remove the remains Of
Former Gov. Drew back to Arkan-
sas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11
PASSENGER HIT
BY MOTORCYCLIS1

AS he was stepping from a street car
at the Wolf Lake bridge Herman Had
ley of RobertsdaIe was ijuerd about 8
O'Clock Saturday afternoon when he
was struck by motorcycle owned by
George Preurs. S255 Buffalo avenue.
South Chicago.
Al the car cameg 10 a stop att tha
brt ge Hadley was hit By the motor
cycSe. throwing him TO the ground.
Preurs, the motorcyclist. was also
thrown to the roadside, rendering him
unconscious for nearly half an hour.
The Hammond police were notified,
and Chief Austgen and Captain Han
Ion drove out to the accident in the
police patrol. When they arrived
Preuss had gained consciousness and,
although bruised he was able to pro-
ceed on his journey. Neither men was
seriously injured, and luckily escaped
with a few bruises and scratches.
Neither man was to blame for the ac
cident. as they both claimed 1t was as
much ones fault as the other. Preuss
tried to avoid hitting IfadIey. but was
almost on top of him and could not strip
his machine. If he had turned he
would have met his fate by running
into the bridge or down the embank-
ment.
at Robertsdale. but when Cuneo was
called up by telephone this morning he
said he did not know the man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11
ERIE CONDUCTOR
CHAR6Es BRFsE g.!
- -

Attempting to bribe an Erie conduc-
tor and thus beat the railroad company
for his fare. to this city from Ham
mond, Roy Evans, who was returning
to his home in Virginia, was held up in
this city and is now a prisoner in the
county Jail When he found that the
evidence was against him, Evans turn
ed ON Erie Police Captain Toussaint.
The policeman. he asserted, had offered
to release his prisoners Immediately
after. their arrest if they would come
across says the Huntington Herald.
Evidence was against the tramp and
he went to jail His companion. George
Garretson. frankly admitted his part in
the affair and his story was so straight
that he was released.
The train riders came under Captain
Toussaints observation at Hammond
but it was then too late to arrest them
He was returning to his home in this
city from Chicago on train No 8 and
as the train.s left Hammond he saw
the tranaps' get ron. At three stops be-
tween Hammond and Huntington, the
train was searched, buf. because of linn
tied time the tramps were not discov-
cred. At the beginning of the trir
they had attempted TO bribe the con
ductor to carry them to Marion fol
about half fare and when he turned
them down they got out of sight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11
MARTIN HAUSLEY
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE
Attacks Business Man De.
Tending His Auto and
Also Assaults Woman.

Henry Laderach, the jeweler. is car
rying a black eye and a bruised head
this morning from the effects of an as
sault last night when Martin Hansley
of East State street tried to run away
with Mr.. Laderach's automobile.
Mr.. Laderach returned in his automo-
bile last night at about o'clock from a
trip to Chicago. Upon arriving home
he went across the street to get some
thing to eat, when he noticed Hansley
following behind him, seemingly was
bent on trouble. Mr.. Laderaeh then
went on his way to get some eatables,
leavtn Hansley behind
Mr.. Laderachs chauffeur. Harry
Mukmuller. was in the Laderach home.
and he heard someone outside trying
to start the machine. He then started
to see who ii was when at the same
time Mr.. Laderach started back home
and found Hasley cranking the ma
chine
Mr.. Laderach tried to stop Hansley.
and told him to go home. but Hansley
in return grabbed Mr. Laderachs watch
and chain and refused to give it back
until Mr.. IAderach took 1t away from
him. He then pounced upon M.
Laderach and knocked him down. al
Por
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11
NEW AGENT
ARRIVES IN
HAMMOND

@. r. Peterson. who is to succeed
Captain J. c. Downing as the Hammond
agent of the Monon, arrived in Ham
mond this morning to look over his
field and to make arrangements to
bring his family up here. He leaves
again for Indianapolis this evening and
will return next Wednesday to remain
in Hammond permanently.
At indianapolis Mr.. Peterson held
the office of city ticket agent for the
Monon and the c., H. & d. railroads,
with offices in the Claypool. He has
had eleven years of railroad expert
ence. having begun in Huntington
eleven years ago. For time he was
also stationed at Lafayette.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11

Another holdup took place in Gary
late Saturday night when two masked
men robbed Walter Brown, a Gary &
Interurban railway conductor, at the
~ railway crossing and Ninth ave-
nue., as he was about to cross the
tracks to see II they clear TO admit of
the passage of the car.
The bandits searched him and Sc
cured IS. but overlooked 5000 in bills
which was in his hip pockets.
There were but few passengers on
the car at the time and neither they
nor the motorman knew that in the
shadows of the car robbery was TAX
ing place. The case was reported to
the police 1t is believed that the rob-
berry was previously planned and, the
spot being a lonely one, gave the
thieves a good place to work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11

TO SUBMIT
HIS REPORT

= -
( CT. Comfort from the United states
engineers office. has been in Hammond
since Friday conducting an investiga-
ton of the amount of tonnage that
originates In the Indiana Harbor canal
and the Calumet river at Hammond
with the idea of forwarding his report
to Colonel w. H. Bixby. who will sub
nit it to the war department.
Mr. Comfort first appeared before the
members of the board of public works
and stated his mission. He then went
TO Mayor SmaIley's office. He was re-
ferred to w. II. Gostiin, who is proba-
bly, the best informed man on indus
trial, river and harbor conditions in
the Calumet region.
GostIin had the contract for doing
the first dredging on the Indiana Har-
Dor canal and has done considerable
dredging on the Calumet river in the
vicinity of Hammond.
When Gostlin came to Hammond he
saw nine sailing vessels tied up to the
docks in the vicinity Of the Holman
street bridge. He referred TO this fact
in his talk with Comfort.
In view of the fact that Comfort was
after data about the shipping in the
Calumet river. Mr. Gostlin and John
a
with him to the leading manufnctur-
ers of the region and secured from
them estimates of what advantage The
river would be to them in the even,
1t is opened to navigation.
! Comfort will secure all of this in
formation and compile it, He will ther
forward it to w. H. Bixby, the head ol
| that department of the war depart
ment. and Bixby will make his recon-
/ mendations.
The fact should not be overlooked
| that Bixby is the best friend Hammond
has ever had in the United states e.
! gineer's office Now that he has beer
elevated to a position of greater i'm
portance it is expected that he will b,
able to do more for Hammond, Eas
Chicago ad Indiana Harbor than eve
before. 1t is possible that the Calume
river and Indiana Harbor canal will
get big appropriation at the next scs
sion of congress on these recommenda
! tions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11

filed several days. There delays
previous involved Indiana
laws provide for rapid justice this point
More Arrests Are Expected
bribery scandal This
today from unimpeachabe authority 1t
pected developments will shortly.
meantime Charles E. Greenwad looms big figure
these The adavts which the made
approved this morning by the
cutors requires affidavit
approved prosecuting attorney his deputies The
may of court if this approval is not secured
Story Is Not True.
However prosecuting
attorney should have refused affidavit when there
probability guilt the could approve
reported that Deputy Martin Smith Crown Point had
approved he had repmandd
lwaldf doing
Smith did
not knowledge
- anv ndvs from the north end of the county without first
followed
Ridgely Does Not Know
b.
Dean Mr. Rdge hesiad and then replied Il don't
know
months three
us as mis-
he heating
franchise in Gary or did he say that he wanted to catch lot heyes
evidence against gaters and he
to know the
Simply After Officials.
three months " least Dean has after sraers
andno a heatin
Deputy
follows
ing
Knots smile and
81 The looked
Knotts Was Surprised.
With
1 1Contin don Page
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11
Novice at Wheel Meets With
Disaster Near Gary on
Saturday Afternoon; Skull
of Passenger Is Crushed;
Two Other Men Hurt.
SEASONS AUTO ACCI-
DENTS In REGION

The first automobile fatality of the
year in Lake county took place near
Gary last Saturday afternoon when a
South Shore interurban limited car.
running at high rate of speed. crashed
into automobile containing three
men, killing one of them and injurin &
the others. The accident occurred at
Ambridge avenue. William Hilty, IS
years old. was killed instantly. His
skull was crushed.
Capt Samuel Phipps. 4S years old.
suffered broken arm sno internal in
juries.
Dana Avery, 81 years old. suffered in
ternal injuries. and was taken 20 his
home in Toleston.
The machine was purchased last Sat
CONTINUED on Page u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11
THE LATEST NEWS.

Important Developments cropping
out today I'm connection with the
bribery cases ares
Custer proceedings will be started
I'm q few days against Mayor II. f.
Knots and the city officials arrest
ed for graft.
Prosecutor C. e. Greenwald this
morning held a long conference with
Attorney w. p. Hodges of Hodges
and RidEley regarding the cases.
Nr. GreenwaId, 1t Is said was con-
WINGED that there ts sufficient evil
dence to warrant his pushing the
cases and will go ahead with them.
Friday Is set as the day for the
preliminary hearing. Attorneys for
quash the afidavits ON the ground of
errors.
This morning Prosecutor Green
wald had n long talk with At
torney Hodges the two going over
the evidence assembled. When they
the prosecutor would proceed with
the cases.
Prosecutor c. f. Greenwnld this
morning visited Deans room In the
Gary hotel and found the much
talked-of dictagraph wires.
Rumors that the axe Is to fall in
other departments and that
detectives other than Dean have
been busy In Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-11
SUPT. M'DAN|EL'S
FATHER IS DEAD

owen Mcdaniel, 20 years old. father
OF Superintendent c. NJ. Mcdaniel, died
last Saturday evening at his home in
Charlottesville, Ind. after an Illness of
onl ytwo hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel left for
Charlottesville yesterday noon to at
tedn the funeral. which was held this
afternoon.
Mr.. Mcdaniel was retired and enjoy
ed the respect and esteem of the whole
city OF Crawfordsville He is survived
by widow. adm an only son. Superin-
tendent Mcdaniel of Hammond. The
latter has the undivided sympathy OF
the entire community OF his unexpected
loss