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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

continue to brew at Porter and / don't
Know what ais the governor SEN
ument is half and half. and the horse
men declare that they VIII return
measure for measure The track Is
quite wet and bullets are likely to pop
at any time" wires our special corre-
spondent, HENRY Coldbottle. 1t looks
as If Hennery got wet and that corks
are more likely to pop rather than bul-
let's.
YE busy scribe.
No items from this place have ap-
peared In these columns for many
weeks and we feel that an apology
is due the readers of The Journal that
are Interested in the goiugs on around
mere. But the scribe has been build
ing a new house this summer and any
of you that have been put through
this ordeal know how TO synpathize
with fellow. Quit writing items
from your district and learn that
your items are read every week
quicker than in any other way. they
always sure enough tell you about III
but We've sanded the track. got a
new start and win be on the map
from this time on until after election
way-Dayton correspondence to
The Lafayette Journal.
THE old carpet baggers in the south,s
reconstruction days have nothing on
the Gary school board which recently
spent $4,000 for a farm to Improve
morals" The same board also ordered
$4,000 TO Ice paid fer black dirt to
make the grass grow" which someone
else offered to supply for $4,000 and
now it has bought ten cows for So. $50.
Taxpayers might do we'll to invest i'm a
few padlochs for the school board safe.
We have to stand for the mouthy
rampagings Of the Hon Hi johnson.
Now comes the unetuous Jack johnson.
A case OF too much Johnson.
THE 'steemed indianapolis star sug
costs that The Greek letter fraternities
boycott Turkish cigarets A good idea
but most Turkish cigarets are made in
Indiana ana Kansas and we can't boy
colt home industries.
FOR the benent Of several Aetna
subscribers We VIII say that oysters
do not float about oyster Bay as is the
general impression among the powder
makers, but Mrs. r r has to buy them
at 20 cents quart. same as the rest
Of the housewives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24
COMMISSION FORM GOVERNMENT

This convention approves ana in
.dorses the enactment Of laws provid-
ing for the commission from Of gov
Iernment for the municipalities of orr
state, that such plan as provided by
the legislature, to be optional in its
adoption by the municipality and Of
such elasticity in the powers Of the
municipalities adopting the same IS
viii provide the greatest measure Of
self-government consistent with To-
cal demands and conditions and at
the same time consistent with the
principles Of orr government.-R Re
publican State Platform.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

GOV Marshall called out the
militia to suppress race track
gambling at Porter in northern In
diana, while the notorious Monte
Carlo at French Lick is unmolested.
Those Porter fellows made a huge
mistake is not inducing Tom Taggart
to hold some of the stock in the
northern Indiana racing enterprise
says the Columbus Republican.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24
REMEMBER THE BREAD LINE

From 1912 back to 1907 is not a
far call 1t takes us to a period that
is still fresh in the minds &c the peo-
pie Of this region. It takes us away
from our present prosperity ana back
to the time when hearts We're filed
with apprehension, when the blast
furnace fires died out, when the boom
and clang Of industry in the mills
was stilled. when the railroads laid
of men and the yards were filled
with rusting and unused cars.
Those were the closing days Of the
Roosevelt administration. Those
were the dark days OF the panic of
1907; a panic that was precipitated.
needlessly by the man who again
seeks the favor Of the people he mis-
led.
Up to 1907 the people OF the Unit
ed States had applauded many Of the
policies Of their president. They
recognized in them a step towards
new ideals AND THEN THE
PRESIDENT WENT MAD.
Satiated with sense Of his own
Importance, unconcerned about the
rights Of others. determined to cram
MY POLICIES" down the throats 81
the people before they could digest
them. gone crazy with a determine
tion to prosecute everything that
looked like an aggregation of capital,
excepting only his pets the steel and
harvester trusts. Roosevelt came to
be regarded as a serious menace To
the country
Almost within an hour the great
business structure Of the country
came tumbling 10 his feet. And there
he stood amidst the ruins surveying
the object Of his wrath
Capital WAS sUBDUED but labor
SUFFERED The streets were filled
with idle men. The min gates were
closed and gloom settled down over
the region like a pail The banks re-
fused to part with their funds and
the business Of the city was done on
script.
AAAs4A III tALt 4ittttltE Di Vial memoir
able winter the shivering residents 81
the Standard stel Car district were
driven from their homes BY cold and
hunger and THE DREAD LINE WAS
FORMED AT THE COURT HOUSE.
THEY LAUGHED AT TILE IDEA
OF THE BREAD LINE IN JULY OF
1907 AND ~ OCTOBER or THE
SAME YEAR TT WAS A FACT. It Il
really strange how little separates the
majority Of US from want
1t was Theodore Roosevelts fault
He gave his friends in the steel trust
the privilege of absorbing the Ten
nessee Coal s Iron Company. one al
its most dangerous competitors. or
the prete1t that the failure Of thai
company was imminent
And then followed the long perio6
OF conyalescence. No president fac
ed a worse situation upon taking
office than did president Taft. III
was compelled to rectify all OF til,
mistakes of his predecessor and talk,
the blame for many OF them But il
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24
The Day in
HIS OR Y
~THIs DATE IN HISTORY,

October "a
17Sl-Geu John Ashe. an ardent pa
triot and member eff the first Pro-
vincial Congress. died IN Dupln
County. n. c. Born in England IN
1921
17s4-LIberty of conscience proclaimed
In Newfoundland
1So7-Slr James Henry Craig appoint
ed governor Of C@nada.
1S47-Rev. John Etlonne Bazin con-
secrated third r.. c. bishop Of IN
dianapolis.
1S52-Daniel Webster. the famous
statesman. died at Marshfeld.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

PLEASE excuse this political Ella
ton. It IS the first time in a pres
idential race that the News has had
a chance. Joliet News. The News
is a bull moose organ and Bro Ferris
must be figuring on the postofice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

CANDIDATE for governor in New
York says he believes in campaigning
in the good old way Let's see they
used to be about half shot All the
time didn't they or "teaed up" as Mr..
Beveridge expresses It.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

YOUNG woman drank carbolic acid
then kissed her young man and was
taken to the hospital She VIII re-
cover, but the dispatches do not say
what became of the man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

THERE Is one great satisfaction in
taking a straw vote. A person knows
just as much about the political
situation after the ballots are count
ed as he did before
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

FROM the descriptions of the
Balkan country there is ground for
apprehension that when the moving
picture men get their cameras placed
on the battlefelds there won't be any
room left for troops.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

MILLERsVILLE. i'll. hen has won
prize for laying 237 eggs in ten
months. No use for her to Kill her
self laying eggs however unless she
can get all the hens interested.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

AS public kissing has been pro
hibited in Germany. an exchange
points out that it may prevent the
Kaiser from kissing the Car when
they meet next time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

SCHENECTADY mayor arrested
and Jailed refuses to leave bastile
Wen it is a free country mayor. Stick
If you want to.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

MINNESOTA farmers are taking
hogs to market in auto trucks. If the
price Of pork keeps going up, taxieabs
will BE none too expensive for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

covering a theft by remembering the
number Of a 1000 bill All those
having $1,000 bills, please take no
tice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

MR.. Carnegie is one big steel man
who will vote for Mr. Taft notwith-
standing those Gary straw votes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

r. F oh no no. we said nothing
about disliking Oyster Bay, 1t was
Moonlight Bay we talked about.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

SEEMS to be considerable come
back to that 1904 campaign fund
nessypa2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

Hammond Commandary No. Al K T.
Regular meeting Monday. November 4,
Malta degree.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

Hammond Chapter No. III r. A N.
Regular meeting Wednesday. Noyem-
Der IS. T. NJ and n. Z. n degrees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24
Up and Down in
IN DIAN A
LEAves 10000 EsTATE.


Five daughters Of the late Mrs. Sarah
& Ebi, who died recently at Osceola
Ind, win receive Mrs. Ebies entire
estate Of $4,000. according to the pro-
visions of viii filed for probate to-
day. The benehciaries are Mrs. Cora
Z. Randolph Of South Bend Mrs. Ida E.
Coeanower OF Qsceola, Airs. Ellen f.
Mimon Of Buffalo \. y. Mrs. Hannah
J. Bowers Of Edwardsburg, Mich, and
Mrs Alma ]. Geyer OF Mushawaka.
Good Snider was named executor aud
his bond fixed at $4,000
WAYNE HAS TWO sHooTINGs.
William Thompson of Richmond, was
shot. but probably not fatally By Mrs
Anna Moore yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Moore gave herself up. saying she shot
because Thompson had insulted her
daughter. AT Fountain city. wayne
County. Milo Burden attempted 10
shoot Walter Bragg but was over
powered by Brage, who brought him
to the Richmond Jail. The parties IN
volyed in both shootings are colored.
FIND BoY N DESERTED HUT.
Boys gathering hickory nuts CHANGED
TO 60 into an abandoned building near
the X. & @. 5. ". tracks west Of Milan
and found the body OF man living on
the floor. The condition Of the body
indicated that death had taken place
several hours before There was Moth
ing by which Identification could be
made except a laundry mark II H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

MR.. Perkins as the assistant editor
Of the Hearst papers is the latest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-24

A Man has just succeeded in IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
FOR THE UNEXPECTED GUEST
Hospitality shelf Ia Now Necessary
Adjunct TO Every Well Regulated
kluessefa Cupboard

Nowadays no kitchen cupboard is
up to date without q hospitality shelf
And the shelf Ia never bare. When
eve an inroad Ia made upon 1t, the
loss ia supplied again Immediately. 1t
holds as generous a collection as pos
sibIe of canned soups. meats. vege
tables. fruits and relishes. Many of
these i of the housewives own put
ting up, a proud and tempting showing
--ths rest are the best brands she a
buy, SC that she has no fear, In us
ing them, Of any such injurious con-
sequences OF ntomaine poisoning.
There are also boxes Of gelatine on
the hospitality shslf. spices and herbs
for lavoring slfted bread crumbs and
q few sheiled nuts-all In tightly cov-
cred glass iars-and many other little
first aida TO the hungry peculiar to
each individual housekeper.
Above the shelf hangs a list of cas-
fly prepared dishes and recipes
soups, salads, desserts. etc. that have
proved favorites OF the family or Of
guests entertained. In the fiutter OF
an emergency It often happens that
many an excellent recipe escapes
ones memory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
o fAHAROgO|


Kerosene will soften boots and
shoes have been hardened by water,
and makes them as pliable al new.
To Danish ants, cut thin strips OF
cucumber rind and put about where
they abound; will Invariably drive
s.ss4a @way.
Tin pals, basins and walters that
show tiny spots OF wear that inev-
liable lead to rust should be given a
OF enamel paint, which adds
to their endurance and appearance.
A teaspoonful of warm honey taken
every 20 minutes has a surprising eff
feet on oatarFh. Honey should al
ways be kept handy as 1t Is in
valuable In cases Of illness caused by
catching cold.
To clean real lace place the lace
between folds OF tissue paper, well
s~prinkled with calcined magnesia. and
put It between the leaves OF a book
under a weight, for two or tire days
Shake out the powder and the lace
will be found quite clean.
Putting on children's overshoes is
always troublesome unless the rub
bers are so loose that they are really
uncomfortable. Have a shoe horn CON
venient and you will be surprised at
the ease with which they so on, and
there will be q saving OF both time
and patience. !,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05

By making a grand squirt in the
second half the Odd Men defeated
the Amboy Wanderers in the Audi
torium last night by the score OF 10
to IA. The first half ended ~ to s,
favor of the Wanderers. and shows
very plainly the sterling work OF
the winners in the second period OF
play. The only score made by the
Wanderers In the second half was a
long field goal by Sarckin near the
end Of time. Schwartz missed two
fouls In this period, while the entire
team Was away OH In their biscuit"
shooting.
Mickey Lang, of Kingwood fame.
made his f9If-1912 debut on the
Auditorium court Hast night, putting
IN a star game for tina Odd Men,
especially In the SECOND ha1f. r.,
;nassa.. was another STR, playing
we'll alongside of Lang. The passing
OF these two lads vas the feature.
Weitzen played hard for his team In
the first half, but slowed down with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
SCHEDULE OF |
HIGH SCHOOL QUINTET
Play Team From Red Bank School
Tonight Have Good Games Book
ed Up Until February is.

Manager William Boughton. OF
the high school basketball quintet.
announced a revised schedule for his
squad. The Hist OF games which
"Bil1'' has booked takes the team
through February rs. There will be
more games after this date, but the
opposing teams will be booked in
aecordanee with the showing OF the
locals until that time.
In the revised schedule a team
from Red Bank high school will be
the opponents of 1.-The local high
school tonight at Red Bank. The
team will leave here BY train but
will return by trolley on account Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
MADE
ABOUT BASKET
BY RTVERSZDES
Defeated by ~Sayreyille in County League Battle Last Nigh
by Score Of SO to 20--Rivies ~Hampered by the
Absence of Two Star PLAYERS.

Another county league game was
lost and protested last night, this
time the Riversides, of this city, be-
ting the offenders. They lost to the
S~ayreviIle A. A.. on the court at
Fishers hall. Sayreville, by the
score of 3S to rs. and Immediately
protested the game on the grounds
that one of the baskets was broken.
Section 3, Rule s, says, sHThe baskets
shall be Hgfd1y supported Van
Mufchahey. OF this city. who refe-
reed the game, stated today that one
OF the baskets was broken and such
IA rule does exist. but declined to
commit Himself as to whether the
protested conditions resulted In vic
tory for the home team.
The Hiversides were greatly ham
pered by the absence Of r. Maoan
and w. Reynolds. They started the
game with a patched up lineup
which was unable to hold down the
giant Check and his running mate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
LIVE e. $50 TIPS

Gec-g- M.c-cc. The clewe- referee
of the PerIno A. a. boxing exhibit
items, has taken Frankie White, this
lightweight, in tow aud Is busting
for a couple of classy scrappers to
give his boy a stgo.s Gy45rge was 4
one-time scrapper himself and raay
be able to hand Frankie q few
points himself.
Howard Gargan, or Rutgers Coll
lege football fame, has been booked
to coach the baseball nine. runaor
states. The college could have look
ed farther and Jared worse. Gargan
IL we'll liked by the fellows and ig a
baseball player Of no mean ability.
He has worn the padded mit In sev-
eral minor leagues.
Another protest! The woods are
full of them. The Riversides pro-
tested last nights game with tha
Sayreyilie A. A, The protest VIII
be adjusted, PERHAPS. at the coun-
ty league meeting tonight.
Coming back to baseball again. II
Is about time the local clubs began
to plan for spring training. And
when they do, give just 8 little more
attention to the sinside stuff" MG-
Graw drove his people to the base
running limit In spring practice ana
they rode 1t TO q pennaat within
few steals of the worlds pilfering
'reeord-in baseball-not politics or
business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
SENIOR LEAGUE
NEXT TUESDAY
Riyersides and r. & H. to
Play in Wilder Hall.

The Riversides and r. g. II. quin-
tot will meet next Tuesday night at
Wilder ball In the reopening OF the
City Senior Basketball League. A
new schedule and new eligible lists
will be adopted and every step taken
to make the remainder of the season
a suceess Every team entered can
present a revised list OF players al
the meeting following the game
The r. & H. quintet have added
Harry Mae~n and Deegan. Tho
meeting of the city league moguls
was held last night in the EVENING
NEWS office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
GAME NOT ON
TEAMS RECORD

On account of the ineIigibility CT
one OF the players of the local team
was defeated by Railway high
school 81 to g.. Manager William
Boughton, Of the local high school
quintet. wishes It 10 20 known ti4s
the game played shall mo- be conAd-
cred in his teams record
Charcoal 4 Necessity.
II housewives knew the value al
charcoal In the home they would nev-
er be without a supply. It should not
only be kept In cupboards and ward
robes to collect the dampnass, bat also
In the refrigerator, where 1t will keep
q sanitary condition and absorb any
food odors- Here 1t should DO re-
newed weekly In order that itr ef-
flciency be preserved. The discarded
chareoai mead not be thrown away
after used for this purpose. as 1t Ii
still good for fuel use. Powdered
charcoal mixed with salt is excellent
for the cleaning OF the teeth or YER
digras from copper utensils.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05

the rest of the bunch in the second
period. 1t was reported by Manager
Joseph Billott, OF the winners, that
a side bet of $25 changed hands on
the result OF the contest. Immedi-
ately after the game Managers Welt
zen and Biliott held a conference
relative to a series, but no action
was taken. The score:
Odd Men (1D1 Wanderers isl
Campbell, Lang .......... Egan
right forward
SULLIVAN 1880. 4..s. WeiNAea
left forward
Lang, Durham ......... schwartz
centre
right guard
Durham, Campbell .....S. SaroBin;
left guard
Field geais-Isang tS1, Sullivan.
Macan ca. Durham. Schwartz.
Weftzen (3), Egan, Sarokin, Deegan.
Foul goal-Lang, Referee, H a.
w. Kreiacher, Of Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
HnulIlora.

Put one pound chopped round beef
In q bowl with one chopped onion. a
piece of parsley. tarnin tough enes
Of eelarg. one-halg dozen whols white
peppsrs. same OF whols cloves and
aflspaee. two Oh three bay seaves. aHsala
nieee OF carrat. three eggs with ahalla;
max thoroughly and add two quarts
cold clear stock. Heat until Il looks
clear. preventing boiling by adding
water. WEsn ciaar hall 30 minutes
Strata shxaugh atgatner ecvexsd
#tta . THICK ea AID ax
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05

Cheese custard.

Butter q baking dish. Put a. layer
OF bread cut In pteces one-inch square
with crust removed. Sprinkle thin
bleed cheese owe the bread, and dust
with salt and a few grains of cayenne.
Add othsr layers OF bread and cheese,
seasoning az before, using In all about
one cup OF cheese. Beat two eggs
slightly, add one pint Of milk, pour
oyer brsad and cheese. Bake about
ouuhaH hour In rnodsxata oven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
hMICITIA GET
THREE GAMES
Increase Lead in League
BEAT Richmond No. 2.

5pe0fdE 20 tNc I'VE We.
Stapleton, s. L., Jan. 5.-The
Amicitia Association. of Pleasant
Plains, increased their lead In the
Island Bowling Leagne
last night by annaxing three straight
games from Richmond Borough No.
q. of this place. The games were
here and resulted in the fol-
scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
POOL TOURNEY
IS STILL ON

spsesas to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Jan. 81. Mcleod
defeated f. Barrett SO to 40 and
Edward Coneannon defeated r. Sui
liyan go to SO in the Woodbridge
pool tournament last night. Tony
Barcelona lost to F. Barrett. In the
game postponed from "Wednesday
night. score so to 81. Barcelona
has played the entire sever games
on his schedule, and met defeat on
every occasion. Edward and James
Concannon will play tonight. witch
r. Mcdonald and n. Sullivan fur
nishing the second attraction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
FOR
The V|CTORS
South River to Celebrate
Defeat Of Puritans.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

5peetuT to TIE EFFN7NH w WE,
South River, Jam 5:-Tae Sterl-
ing A. A., OF this place, and the fast
Laurels. OF Trenton Will play tor
night on the Washington hall court.
The Sterlings will banquet tonight
at the American hotel as the guests
OF Prof. William Allgafr, In honor
of the Sterlings victory over tha
Puritans, OF Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME. PLAYED
70 t4e NEWS.

speeia1 to sHe EVENING NEWS.
West New Brighton, s. T., Jan, s.:
The. Christ, Church five and COM
pany B., of this place. fought IT out
Tuesday night In the first game OF a
series for the championship of Staten
Island, the former team winning by
the score of 39 to Ia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
CHANGE
DATE or SHOW

the Lotos A. G. has changed the
date OF It's next boxing entertain
msnt from January IL to January
Is. The PeKno a. A. show Is Mon
day night and the management OF
tho Lotos changed Its date soethat
both events would not occur In the
sAs4e weak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
OAKS BEATEN
BY PEERLESS
Fast Basketball Contest Last
Night Score 1878.

The Peerless defeated the Oak
#. G. last night In the preliminary
On the Auditorium court, score IL
to s. 1t was reported that $40
changed hands. The game was full
of action, but bordered ON the
rough house. rather than fast
team play. Tt was all individual
work, with no stars Doris was In
the game ali the time for the win
ners. The score: Y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05

Phair, of South River. Check only
made nine baskets. McGreary was =
close second for high point honors.
throwing in eight biscuits The
first half ended IA to 10, Sayreyillesa
favor. The score.
~SayreviIie (381 RIyersfdes {2S1
GHecR Davis
right forward
left forward
Pha1r ..+......... Burns, Allen
centre
Oieson Allen. Schanfw
right guard
kroeger .... .Schantzs Burns
lett guard
Check {9). Phair cay, Oleson.
kreeger ca. Mccraery t8J, Allen
(2), Davis f31. Burns. Referee.
Van Mulchahey. Of Parth Ambov.
In the preliminary the Burning
Success Five, ait this city, defeated
the S~ayreviile Juniors By the score
or 26 to 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05

Enough 10 vex a Saint.
We often wonder how St. Pefsr
w gets rid OF the female spirits
who van to stay and argue 1t out
with hina.-Chlcage ResordsHerald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05
wh,n Purus.r. wa. underpaiu.

Mhsn Pusilisrn Was underpaiu.
Crib received = public ovation
when he retssTned to London. and Hoi-
born fs said to have been rendered
impossible BY the assembled crowds
Hs gained only $4,000 by the fight
a contrast TO tbs enormous amounts
~rscsived--win or lose--by present day
glove Fighters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05

Field goals-Doris (2), Quincy,
Ritter. Nabus ca. Benzik. Petrick.
Price, Schicker. Referee, Jack
Weitzen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-05

The EVENING NEWS has the
circulation In the county.