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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-10-04

Mite, Sl2'.oO.
Horse MULE. II. Woods. $l42.5,
| Two vear-old horse mule--C.
c. Ruble. 800.
Four vear-old walking horse
Woods Walker $l60.
| -year-old mare-J. N. Christ
man, S215.
Four-year-oid horse-IIoge 4
LETTERS. $3.50.
Four vear-old horse-J. Il. Sar,
tain. $40.
Three vear-old horse-N. W
Rogers, $l27.5O.
Four year-old horse--B. ID. Holtz
claw. $l35.
Three -year-old horse-A. I. Nun.
nellcy. 1855.
Pair 5-year-old mares-S. M
Noel. Of Frankfort. $500.
Four-vear- old horse-R. S. Scud.
der, &iaO.
Pair 3 and g vear-oid mares--W
o. Walker, $500.
Co,t.-W. =. Grimes $3.50.
-year-old MARE. 7. Pence
Sr.. SlO7.5O.
Six-vear-old mare-Henry Baugh-
man. s235.
Six-vear-old mare-B. ID. Holtz-
| claw, $3.50.
Eight vear-old mare-W. A. Todd
$40.
Nine year-old mare-B. ID. Holtz-
claw. $3.50.
Pair 5-vear-oid mules-J. H.
Woods. S435.
Six-year-old mare mule-Geo,
Ruble. 1905.
Seven vear-old mare-W. A. Todd
SIS.
Three year-old mule-H. c. Brown
Sl35.
Horse mule-Jas. Messer. $50.
Pair 2 and 4-vear-old mules-S.
II. Bauehman, 1865.
Seven year-old mares. NJ. Noel,
$3.50.
Three vear-oid horse mule-John
CreSs Sll0.
Three vear-old horse mule-Hoge
g. Jeffers. SlS5.
Three year old mule-John Cress.
$40.
Brown mare-T. w. Hutchinson.
yl3O.
Brown mare-same Sl32.5O.
Four vear-old mare-B. u. Holtz-
claw. Sll5.
Six-year-old mare-B. ID. Holtz-
claw. $40.
Four-year- mare--E. W. Watts
s237.50.
Six-vear-oid mare-E. W. Watts.
S202.50.
Six-year-old mare. l.. Beazlev.
1920.
Eight -year-old mare-T. W. Jones
1925.
Seven vear-old mare-B. d. Holtz-
claw. Sl20.
Pair two-year- mules-Rich-
ard Cobb. S4l7.50.
Eight -vear-old mare-H. B. Da-
Wis. Sll0.
Eight -vear-old MARE. II. Woods
$l02.50.
Pair -year-old muies-W. G..
Myers $40.
Eigh. wear old mare-B. ID. Hol,z-
claw. $3.50.
Seven vear-old mare-lI. h. Da-
Wis. Sl05.
Pair 6-vear-old mares-iI. b. Da-
Wis, $231.j0.
Pair. mare and horse--B. ID.
Iloltzclaw, 500.
BAY mare. 4 or D vears-B. II.
lIoltzclaw. S55.
Six-year-old mare-E. +. Pence.
ST.. $3.50.
Fne-Near-oid mare IL. c. Brown
40.
Grey mare-B. ID. lloltgclaw. $50.
Seven vear-old mare--John Cog
gin, Sll7.50.
Seven veaT-old mare. ii.
Woods. $3.50.
Four-vear-old mare. c. Eu-
banks. $3.50.
Four-year-old pony stallion.
II. Woods. $40.
Three-year-old pony-Wallace
800.
Yearling pony-M. :. Baughman,
s7a.
Yearling filly-Tl. h. Davis. S35.
Yearling horse-B. ID. lioltzclaw.
$50.
Yearling horses. Nj. Noel. S35.
Yearing pony-J IL. Woods $50.
Horse colt. II. Woods. $3.50. |
Fiily colt-B. ID. Holtzclaw $50.
Raw mare. II. Woods. $3.50.
Filly colts. NJ. Noel. $3.50.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-10-04
HustonvilIe NEGRO Gets Life Term.

George Baldock, the former lius-
tonville negro, who killed his wife in
Danville. was given a life term in
the pen bv a Boyle county jury this
week. Six of the jurors held out
for several hours for the death pen
atty while the remaining six stood
for life sentence.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-10-04

II YOU know of the real value of
Chamberlain's Liniment for lame back
soreness of the muscles, sprains and
rheumatic pains, you should never
wish to be without it. For sale by
G. L. Penny.
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$500 In Gold Given Away

X. M. Newland, the Life and Fire
Insurance agent here, will give to-
bacco show on the 2nd Monday in
December, court dav.
Prizes as Follows:
So in gold for the best six hands
of tugs to weigh not less than four
pounds.
$3.50 for the second best.
$3.50 for the third best.
No trash leaf or red considered.
A. w. King. Danville, Ky.. Judge.
Talk with me about your fire and
life insurance. r. M. NEWLAND,
Soft.
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Prizes as Follows:

W. II. Underwood sold to Woods
Walker, of Garrard. a weanling mare
mule colt for $ll5. II was pre-
MUM one.
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W. C. SHANKS SELLS
NICE BUNCH OF STOCK
BUYERS Paw Good Prices For Jersey
Cows. Brood Mares and
Mules Offered Them

One of the most satisfactory sales
held in this section this season was
that of W. c. Shanks, conducted at
his farm. half mile east Of this
city, on the Crab Orhcard pike
Tuesday. Col. j. =. Chandler cried
the sale and kept things moving. Mr..
Shanks offered a lot of extra clas-
sy stuff. and the BUYERS did not let
any of it 90 begging. The list of
the sales made is as follows:
Jersey COW and calf. C.. +. Tate.
$50.
Jersey COW, TEN Jackson. @6l.
Jersey COW. Andy Gooch. $40.
Jersey COW. j. C.. Eubanks. $53.
jersey heifer. Ben Martin. $25.
Jersey heifer calf. W. N. Lane $25
Jersey bull calf. +. r. Pence. $31.
Jersey heifer, Andy Gooch $3S.
Jersey heifer. Herman Detzler. $40
Jersey heifer. Sam Bell. 500.
jersey heifer. c. T.. Tate. $50.
Jersey heifer, s. j. Embrv, Jr.,
500.
jersey heifer. c. +. Tate. Sl5.
Jersey heifer. c. +. Tate. $13.
Jersey heifer. c. f. Tate, $21.
Jersey heifer, c. T.. Tate. $3.50.
Jersey heifer. c. f.. Tate. $40.
Jersey heifer. j. II. Woods. $50.
Black mare. j. b. Coffey. of Col
ambia. SOL.
Colt of black mare, Tom Pence.
S53.
Bay mare and horse colt: S. M.
Noel, of Frankfort. $l3l.
Seven year-oid mare. Mat N'ers
$40.
Colt of same. Tom Rice, $50.
Seven year-old mare. Sam Embry.
800.
Seven ear-old mare J. II. Mckee
S94.
Western fiiiv W. n. Lane. si5.
Two-year-old mare mule. Boge
Brown. $40.
Seven-year-old blind mare. A. T.
Nunnelley. 500.
Spotted sorrei mare, Granville
Cecil, of Danville. 500.
Three -year-old mare. s. NJ. Noel.
$40.
Brown mare. Sam Embry. $25.
Six-vear-old mare j. 7. Jesse.
Si7j.
Sorrel mare. W. p. Kincaid $50.
Yearling filly, j. II. Woods. $40.
yellow mare. G.. +. Tate, $40.
Bay filly, w p. Kincaid. $31.
Mules
Six-year-old black mare mule Tom
Rankin Sl65.
-year-old horse, Tom Rankin.
Sl3l.
Six-year-old mare. Sam Embry.
800.
vear-old horse. Sam Embry
SlO2.
Four year-old horse. Sam Embry.
slO5.
Pair horse mules. Mat Myers. $l95
Black Jack. |. c. Brown. S2Ol.
Pair horse mules. Mat Myers.
S3O5.
Pair horse mules Mat Myers. $500
Pair same Mat Myers. 5000.
Horse mule. Mat MYERS. 800.
Horse mule. Mat Myers, 800.
Other Stock
BAY horse pony. W. p. Kmcaid.
S5S. -
Spotted pony. Jim Holman. Slol.
Spotted pony. s. NJ. Noel. S32.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
Bridgeport Br.ef,

". G. Stoll OF Dayton. has been call
ing on his trade In this section. Mr..
Stoll has placed with Russell Ken
nedy the local Power Washer dealer.
the exclusive agency for his four
patented models. Mr.. Kennedy will
devote his entire time 20 the power
washer business hereafter. being nice
j. located on Lincoln avenue. opposite
the pOstofhce.
The Hastings Dining Table has
morv good features in it's construction
'hau any table that We know OF. that )
why We sell them. Come IN and let US
show YOU how they ara made. Geo
H Matthews. Heiulciu Block
Iu' tlfy council isiI AN adjourned
meeting last evening ami finished up the
work OF inc preceding svruiUE
DIOR Lynch. county treasurer Aas "a
business visitor 90 tle city Yesterday.
Mr. George. who las been visiting
WITH her brother, Rev. john ". Sell. OF
l.iftW""i ias returned 90 her home g.
Dr~ g. %. HoVsuz and John Sahafer
"f- attending meeting OF the phssf-
ans Hut surgeons Congress of America
iu New YORK.
The board ~ education met last night
AMI attended To- tie usual business a.
'UIr.sS Hill. Who has been tiI. CUES Z
81 relatives here for several weeks has
returned Co DTS home in cleveland
The stprh visited the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas smith yesterday morning
Hut .''' "a t'u-Tnaud baby upy Mott %
md huN are reported doing fine.
THE 40 Social club. which was 10 have
urt 900 t." home ~ Mrs DR. Ntt;l.rrf.
Las been pustpunsI .f account ~ The
%. KNEES ~ l'r. NJ tiItuu
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kcr and Mrs Snci-pr flye 70.
'lrHoi 'o thc.r home 200 cleveland
after go visit with relatives and friends
boo ibis city.
Attorney George $. Wallace. Of
Huntington. vs. Va. Vis clIlinl ON
b'ilHIrc friends yesterday
Mrs. A'hnrf Eo.. has returned homo
after H visit NIfh relative. and friends
lt NoNark. %
Mre s. o. lisetham and daurhr,r. of
if.- cuts. ar" VISITING relative. no Fair.
mont IS 80.
Nr- Lizzie Hayes has returned m
Der homo ff Newport %. lffrr t visit
"i'h Hn.IHre friend. and relatives.
Nf. james o. Kelly of fHf- c.fv.
hI- returned home after 90 tI.ff .,ffh
Deer ttlrlfrr If Sfr0ud-hur- r.
VIZ 1ni Mrs jaime. D. uuEra OFF
7hid' -..'. Hr Doc proud parents of
"a baby boy. born yesterday morning
D. J.. IImh.r.skr. OFF Wooi.fs.d. i-
visiting frania tn This cif,
Mrs BARLEY Kinney Iud solo, off
Sos Mexico. arr tf..ruG af fh. homo
~ SIR and Mrs james Eunn. nu
Forty fourth street
SIR Lotto Gordon. OF Sow Wat.
n'fd. Nas .tnr friends in U.Ul.rr
fhIa v,ek
Ma luHfn Euoy. of fh.s r.tv. uIr
leave soon for -cnrre o.. vhsrr .h.
500 U. employed .. rIrr. u f.a erY
cory STORE of a. D. Bauer
County Treasurer "DDk- Ltr.h. or
ST. '.a'r.t..." $500. In fIr r.ft ur Hl..
ness yesterday.
M Nr.H. Ia-rf4 off C'..rIud .
iN' .I' uf friends Iu f... l.f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
MARTINS FERRY
Missionary Meeting

TIE Woueus Home Missionary So-
c.rty % the FIRST ". H. church viii meet
az the home Of Mr.. VI. J.. burns. COR
nor or Lnn" and Jefferson streets. to-
morrow Thursday evening 40 Boz
@ tlo' x. The prucrWAm ls as follows
Subject B.. Alaskaus
Keynote Behold. all s.is are mime
Elsk ISs
Iihl" l.esSuu-lsa.. =. l-II
Prayer Remembering AL missions and
workers
Homes for Alaskaus' Nr- 81 D. Ea-D
our Sew VI ~siurIrles' Mrs tl.a Finch
LYNN ~ Gave My Life f1r Thee"
STORY ~ Kim ...... Mrs. Lottie Myers
Report 81 convention .-- Mrs. Geo boyd
Might SCH uuls for lmmigraufS'
.....-.---..- Miss ksul I. raw ford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

a1a'rs in ribs city until e few years
aso. when ho retired Uc u.s. survived
ny Two daughters. Miss Mary g. Boyd
money order clerk in tho local post
ciiic0 and Mrs ID. vs. * Warren. AMI
"1n son. William o. Boyd Fuuer.
services viii Boz conducted 90 The fam.
it residence this afternoon at
OBJ clock by Tho Roy W o. MrCorm.rt
pastor OF tho United Prrshsfcsilr
church lr''~u0r' VIII o.. made u
Rose HiI cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

on 4 recount u. tue votes OF Rodney
Barney ana &C. Dixon. candidates ~
Gi'ik 20 courts On 10" Republican 49,
b'.u".fHt.r tickets. found an error. !u
To- ttuu.dtiug. % 100 votes Ia favor OF
AT IiNuu. bringing his majority over
harnys 49, 60 lls This IT, one 90 tn dis
E4tc1 counts which was 90 have been Zee
counted next saturday Barnes being dis
satisfied by tAc close count which gave
Is o-L.u-ul . L-uI-l--N u nm !. w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

~ last real Ipe--p rnt-if--.Ns corn
cure NnfHlrE DIS. DO has ever befo-.
been RroVu
Every man AMI woman IN has Gowns
l'..--tts. NHrir 'r Hur'ons. ought o. try
-tt't~-it" 80 one, and 60. Huu r1-trv.f-
ou~.f 70 WORKS. Quit shaving v1r~ .srr
With cd razor You may draw blood an 4
cause blood polsur.re
GIL SIT j. remarkable hecHusa u
never irrifat"s or turns the t-us flesh
sor" "r raw IL can't ~ fs as safe as
"ht"r. St. kings won't stick fo 10 Corn
aims stop The corn or tsiIols shriNelS
uI. comes ONT blessed RELIEF
.GETS-IT IFS solid 40 DRUGGISTS at Is
cFEtS bottle. "r sent ou r..eipt -
= &c To- p Lawrence a co.. chicago
sold m NHeelirr Pcs naer's quality
Pharmacy. Quiuu's PHARMACY. mo cole
man GO. McLi1in Drug Store. e. %
G-iest a. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
U1ot60E5
6Iiono

BRADHLlO REGULATOR CO.. Aa..,.. c..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
Pool Table Arrives.

The criterion club boys. with quarters
IN tie Herzbrrg block. received their
NJ" poo. ia'l" yesterday and viii Ert
II 40 iu their rooms as soon IuSs bile
The criterion. although comEHratiN.ly
new club. has mad remarkable growth
and t.v members might well feel i-uld
OF their rooms. which are second 10 none
Do u. .ltN IN anrllntmrnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
Leo Broken.

Miss Florence. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Nelson. OF Clinton avenue.
Kos" Hill. was seriously injured
while walking on the street near her
home yesterday. Her lower LEFT limb
rear the ankle, was cracked Or.
Ring. OF Shadyside. was called and
dressed the injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

IL was stated rufn. time ago. when
Dir. Jake ldust lett fHg JIu.ft.. Pa. Go
tdN" 49, bis duties Gag yiCt-pr'-idpTt uf a
brewery there. tlat his wife. Mrs Faust.
would FOLLOW iu "a Few days. vhIlr as a
matter 20 fact 50" viii remain IN this
cts until neat spring. and probably lon
ger before moving Goo jeanette.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
- TALkrn ARour IL

A very good thing o. do. especially
when 90 was Der own doctor that che
talked v.fh. She wanted f1 know about
Hal 81 ffHr Remover fr falling naW.
candruf. and Or promoting growth of
The hair. Vow she going f0 uee ~.
will have ever. confidence ir It 40
colorln- q the HAIR. not Ir che least
-h..clt.gs .-lL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

Melster's band VIII leave tomorrow
morning for Bethany. where they have
been euraget To furnish music during
the dedication OF the new college durmi-
tory. which Will take place on that day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
Locke Shoe Co.
eeuaire.
Miner Iniured

NICK Palmer. an employe Of the
ifaN"Weh Coal mine BOB West B.h
Iaire. was caught under a fall OF stone
Yesterday morning about = O'Clock
ana badly crushed about tho legs
ne was removed to the NOrih Wheel
INK hospital II was stated last even
INK that b. would be necessary 10
amputate the legs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
Clsaned AEain-

Aft"r n iaI-~ az several weeks the
f.F@ntrs ~ t-e streets vas tsAen no
more rre-srfante u b. fnou-It "a closer
Lf' VII hs AsEt ON a.. tl.ar.uE afr.r
ttl- q" That t1r streets. t-pel .alig lr the
NIfHE U.rff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

IT'D" county commi iuners met yester-
DAY ~ 81 'lairsNille and took up the
question ~ supplies for the children q
home and tho iufrmarH Arrangements
nave been made hy which shoes and
clothing VIII Doe Furnished the inmates
or tue~" laCes after the nrSt OF the
year D.! o." stat. r.fnrmatory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

Many iu.ai Is OF f'- attended tho
county invention At E.ilaIr. last night
ana rt t"rnd the splendid program
COUNT Pres dent Elmer +. Reed. OF ms
city. WuS present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

T. VI Rush. % well known man ~
his city. died az the home o. his SON
r. J.. hI>h. on Forty-s,vcith -treet.
Yesterday morning a. To- O'Clock. fol
InWir- several weeks illness The
Itt"r"l viii take place tomorrow
al, eiuo'n and o." remains VIII be
'"h'h 70 JacOb-burr for iufcrmcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

some sneak th.rf or thieves zuf away
p it. "a % itnfitE ~ fruit that was stored
lu the cellars nf tWn local women a.
ilinE Q" urr STORY told tre police fte-
i.Ii@l. ana as a. result tie families Who
win So without while some ono ,lse .n-
joys "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
Police Court

4H' NNe Offender HIp were billed 20
aii'ar iu police court IlEf evening FOR
Train riding AMI drunkenness. failed 20
snow ur NotnirE lost. however. as all
put ~ bail for appearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

Our new Velvet Boot is ius, a little
neater than anything VIC have seen
this season IN WCmel's footwear To
say they are nifty O., expressing fl
very mild. Our window shows them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

The local high school girls have COM
Tl"fet ARA ngements for the opera house
lu wh4sh TO play basketball this winter.
This city usually supports a good basket
ual team and ~ t. hoped that the team
th.S year VIII prove no exception
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
Football Cs-.

Arrangements are being made hy
the management of the Hellaire High
school FOOTBALL team for "a game with
The fast Marietta team 10 be plaved
IN this city on Nov %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

John Smith OF McCla.usvule. was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Travers
Yesterday morning on warrant
charging him with assault and entered
a plea of guilty and was fined 81 aud
costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

Eellaire Council No 1916. Knights
OF columbus. have made arrange
meuts Tor euchre party 70 be- held
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13

Contractor kueuHline starte dthe work
az brick laying yesterday ON the new
81" walk. extending several blocks south
from A-tnl urlleo Oh IInculn ay-lue-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
One-Half Regular Fee

For a short time the Pelvic Specialists
will accept all cases Of Rupture no matter
of how long standing. for one-hslf their reg
uiar fee for a cure. These Master Srce,sl-
lists have treated great number here IN
Wheeling with this wonderful new method
and no one can afford TO run the risk Of flu
ture results Of neglected Rupture when a. a
moderate cost they can be insured against
such results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
The Mellott Co.

dered by the quartet Following tho
program bounteOus banquet was
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
RaszEetIYQg
0lOtH10W5

Health is tho foundation OF all good
looks. The wise woman realizes this
and takes precautions % preserve her
health and strength through the %.
Rod q child bearing. She remains q
pretty mother BY avoiding a. FAR az
possible the suffering and dangers u
such occasions. This every woman
may do through tho use o. Mothers
Friend. a remedy that has been 20 long
in use. and accomplished 90 much
good. that 70 is in no sense an export
ment. but a preparation which always
produces The best results. 70 ia Tor
external application and Fo penetrating
Do itH nature az % thoroughly Intricate
every muscle. nerve and tendon in
Volved during tho period before baby
comes. 70 aids nature By expanding
The skin and tissues. relieves tender
ness and soreness. and perfectly pro-
raros tho system for natural and saf1
motherhood Mothers Friend has been
used and endorsed By thousands OF
mothers. and its use Vill prove a CON.
Tort and benefit
. s.i sqJ !; ;o .5,s u 01Iou6OI5
[ ,.i5. Mothers .ELIQnO
drug stores. Write FOR free book Tor
errrrfant mothers. which contains
much valuable Information
BRADFlELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlsn,.. C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-13
RUPTURE
Its Cure Without the Knife and Without Pain
Doing Away With Your Truss Forever

Rupture ~ Hernia called may show
rs, ~ dher'a places IN the body thus
tho femor ring the bowel descending
thish r nv most through
SIDE 81 ~, lublc bon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-28
JUST TEDDY GRINNING.

Supt. Jake Kasper, guardian OF
Hammonds domains along the Lake
Michigan frontage reported small
tidal wave in the lake yesterday
shortly after noon and there was
great CONSERVATION also in the zoo,
several of the animals retreating to
the dark corners of their stone cages
to have a series of fits.
CONSERVATION reigned for the
nonce, but the phenomenon was soon
over 1t was found that it was caus-
ed by Col. Roosevelt looking out OF
his car window to the north as his
scream over the northern limits OF
Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-28
IT Is MUCH-NEEDED.

Hammond is primarily manu-
featuring city. It's educational in
situations should and do recognize
this fact. 1t is accordingly In like
with a policy of adapting the schools
to the community that arrangements
are being made I'm Hammond for the
development of night schools.
There are hundreds of people
among the working classes who would
be glad to avail themselves of the
free schools of this country were it
not for the fact that they have 70
earn a livelihood at the same time.
Night schools will make it possible
for this class of citizens to get the
rudiments of an education. They
will cut down the. percentage OF
|illiteracy and make better citizens OF
the scores of people who come to the
United States with no education and
no knowledge of American institu-
ltions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-28
OH YOU PILFERER!

Muncie seems to be bent on steal
ing Gary's title-The Magic City
under which Gary has thrived for
these several years. 1t might be well
for some of our best newspapers to
quit kicking Gary's "dawg" around.
The Indianapolis News says:
Muncie, the Magic City! 1t still
is, Witness Mrs. c. II. Anthony.
now in Washington. who wears
diamonds in the heels of her shoes
and spends $4s.s3o a year for her
apparel No other city could pro-
duce such a phenomenon.
Well we can't find any woman who
lis fool enough up here to spend a
mere bagatelle of $4,000 per on her
|clothes but 1t is simply because none
of them have had the chance yet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-28
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY POLLING
PLACES IN GARY AND CALUMET
TOWNSHIP

The following is the list of polling
places in Gary and Calumet township
for the county republican primaries to
be held from to .. m. Friday, March
20. 1912:
FIRST WARD-East of Pennsylvania
street and north of the wabash rail-
road voters will vote at the Sax build
ing, Fifth avenue and Virginia street.
FIRST WARD-East of Broadway
and west of Pennsylvania street and
north of the Wabash railroad, voters
will vote at GA Massachusetts, street.
SECOND wARn-Precincts 5. 6. O.,
10, II. voters at III West Sixth avenue
SECOND wARD-Precinct I. voters
at Kirk hotel.
SECOND WARD-Precinct s. voters
at Fifth and Ambridge avenues.
SECOND WARD-Precinet "a, voters
at Clark station schoolhousa
THIRD wARD-Precincts Il. 10 and
Is. voters at 10 West Ninth avenue.
THIRD wARD-Precincts IA, 16 and
II. voters at 1914 Broadway.
FOURTH WARD-Precincts 20 and
81, voters will vote. at 1896 Broadway.
FIFTH WARD-PrecincNs Is, 10 and
% voters will vote at $3.50 Broadway.
FIFTH WARD-Precinct 20. voters
win vote at the Englehart building,
Ridge road and Broadway.
SIXTH wARD-Precincts 25 and IS
at Kunert's hall.
ROSS AND GRIFFITH-There will
be polling places at Ross and Griffith
II. C. FRANCIS,
! Chairman Calumet Township Repub-
lican Committee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-28
REPUBLICAN CALL

The Republicans of Lake County are
notified that primary election VIII be
held in each precinct of said county, on
Friday, March 20, 1912, between the
hours of 200 and 500 p. m. for the pur
pose of selecting candidates for the
following Offices, viz: Judge of Su-
perior Court, room number /: Judge
OF Superior Court, room No. 2; Judge
of Superior Court, room No. 8; Repre-
sentative. Auditor. Treasurer, Sheriff
Recorder. Surveyor, Coroner, Commits
sioner OF the First District and Com
missioner OF the Second District. And
to select delegates TO the County Con-
vention to be held at Crown Point, In
diana, upon March 80, 1912, at 1880 p.
m. for the purpose OF nominating cam
didates for each of said offices.
The candidates for said several Of
fees voted for at said primary elections
shall each receive his Pre- rata proper
ton of the delegate vote from each
precinct.
Tho basis of representation to the
said County Convention shall be one
Delegate and one Alternate Delegate
for each forty votes and each fraction
of more than twenty cast for the Hon.
Otis e. Gulley as candidate for Secre-
tary of State at the November election.
1910.
Such representation is as follows: