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La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
vIssssss Prsm L. Jvata.

An asto load Of ''Oh. b. Joyfuls"
srutck this usually quiet little city
Sunday. asA inns1iatsly proceeded
TO run shings ~ they ssw III. Mar.
aAal woekss was sooa o. tAeir trail
aaA Asted tvo os tAen II duraacs
vile. rAey aSpearsd before Police
Magistrate Jaass O'CoancIl. Moaday
0oeniae. vho gave then Tie usual
'tstnnAS"-eis sal costa. Boys,
tAis y . ~ tpvs - stay away
eroo vAea uoAse ~ laSlseocs q ths
"en e ~ - ~ vill s,aA Mar.
eAal Wssee alvays - he job.-Oed.
~ Can.
~ . eoiP - lses.
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tsavsss1 sefest b II Jussa-TAisl
eersee, bstvssa MeNesa gAlleoal
evtssA ~ Wansa avsaus: eool ~
Fsstesoes. sfeessy - nvssy 80 sals
6An: 1ev tse0o - any esene ~
vaae - ~. AA1rees ovose
4. Q. 0aAvuo,
~ Cosvsena1 avaA, kAnaoo Cley. -
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Public Library
I, wss1ssa Dseen

READING ROOM epsa a week
eays to0 . .. n. - -. n.
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LIBRARY spsa ~ ~ lseus =
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IT Wooseaee west.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

According to the figures Of the
state board Of health there we're
l ooo less deaths In Colorado In 1911
than In 1910. Notwithstanding the
large Increase In population. The Av-
erage deaths In the state Is 500 to
l 900 month. bu, 1, was zoe TO
500 las, year.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
he ultimate result. and Levina

Matt-~on 10 not known TO the NeEs.
doing its duty a. . suffrax. state II
one woman at least. had not ben
represented in the list"
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

Out Of . total of SIS; votes cast
In the Denver Nevs pr~sideatiAl pri.
mary contest, Woodrow wusoa re-
e~svcd ,.t'a. Bryan :.sss and Champ
Clark i.7it. With the rsaainaer sraa.
ssstAs. Anoag tAs latter vs sssA
The nane of Levsoa c. Asttesoa. -
Ia 1unta. aaA JoAa ". keen. rnite1
Statcs s~uatos froa ladiaaa. vteA
oae vote sarA. evtass1y tAs Nevv
= not . ntnA reaAss q evsa . ose1
guesses - Il coaneats a or L.
vtsa's candt4acy thssH: "Proaahly
~ ~ slrvt ~ b ~ Ab>nsy oe
- cesseRy, . Uo0AA rseslvs1 = vses
~ persidsat Il 1sss ~ cens b
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

Make your advertising continuous
inexperienced advertisers. like ANA
tcur gardeners. dix up III. seed every
evening TO s.c II l, is growing: or
pull up the young plant by the roots
because II didn't bear trui, or ro~-
era the first week. Copy and eircu-
lation are all subordinate TO keeping
cv.tlastinxiy at r
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

strsx ballots fer presiden, are all
the rag. all over the country. and
as ~c would no, llk. 10 s-c Ia Junta
behind the times III. Tribune will
cadeavor - ssc. rtsin the prcsidcn.
,ial state OF mind In this section OF
Colorado. You ~ili find the STRAW
ballot on tn. last page Of ,hls H..
sue. Mark your choice and mail IL
to this offs,e or deposit the ballot
In our Item box In the lobby Of
tn. postnffiec.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
{ Written for the Bsoson }
Tidlnas of RIdqe.

There has been q considerable
lot Of ice In Chesapesks Bay ADD It's
tributaries, but we have been for
tunate 10 have steam boat to and
from Baltimore
Miss Media Delozier is better after
on illness OF over two months.
Many wishes for her speedy recov.
cry.
Mr.. Andrew Norris, while out
wild goose hunting Wed ines day
night last, was fortunate enough to
kill three foe ones.
DR.. P. Il. Lloyd has completed
bis fine large dwelling and has re-
Gently removed into it. II is both
magnificent and comfortable and
makes great improvement to our
town.
Judge Raleigh held trial in his
new Office for the first time, January
30, 1912. We must compliment him
for his good decision on the case
aud also another case since. We
regret to hear that the honorable
Judge will resign his Office in May,
for we know OF no one more capable
OF filling the position.
While walking across st. Jerome g
creek, last Wednesday morning,
Mrs. John Raley had very narrow
escape from drowning.
Mr.. Louis Erva has been ser ious.
ly Ill for several weeks but we are
glad TO learn hat he is out again.
Mrs. David Tactic, OF Ridge, has
returned to her home after visit to
Baltimore to witness her sister s
marriage.
During the recent snow, Mr..
Ollie Lumpkins caught seven opos-
SONS and three raccoons. Mr..
Lumpkins is o coed and successful
hunter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
Fer . County Hospital.

Some OF our readers will remsm.
Der that two years ago the PROPOSE
ton OF building a hospital for ST.
Mary's County was advanced, aud
80 far met the approval OF the LeRis-
lature as 10 receivs vote for State
aid Governor Crothsrs failed 10
cop6rm the appropriation because
toe organization Of the hospital WAS
not sufficiently complete.
The two years that have passed
since tbas time have only emphasis
ed moro than ever The urgent need
ia our isolated portion OF the State,
.oi hospital where surgical aud
other delicate cases may be propar
y and eKpediiiously treated The
calling Of surgeons and Specialists
eDtaiIs very great expense; and
even were they 81 hand, there is
very grave danger attached to opera
t,Onz In tbs home. To reach the
cily hospitals In some sudden and
critical cases ia simply lmpossible,
md 10 aii cases the journey is a..
,a, dsd with hardship and Danger
This propos ton has therefore
been taken up snsw, aud with nsw
hopes and IDEAS Us success will
depend largely gu the physicians o.
the county on their cooperation g.
erganizinR all available resources
and in inakirg clear 70 their patron
aud All public spirited men aud
wvmea o. our County. toe immeusf
har cite surely to accrue from a hos
pisa centrally placed, well equip.
ped and literally patronizad
Soliciting committees are % b.
appointed immediately throgghou
The snsiFe county The physicians
are TO meet a, Hotel 81. Mary s =,
Lspnardtown, when the deta Is Of
the plan will be discussed. Notable
beusisctors will be invited ta attend
This meeting aud confer with the
DhysiciaDs la She election ola Board
Of Managers. The public will be
duly Informed OF the proceedings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
DIED

Departed this life, January Is
1919, in Baltimore City, Mar, be
low d wife OF Freeman Blackstone
For many yeas she was 9 great
sufferer, but bore her sufferinRs
with Christian patience aud forti.
Jude and never com planned Her
remains we're brought to ST. Mary y
for burial and we're inferred by the
side Of Der father Ia 81 Nicholas
graveyard. She caves two child
rem and q husband TO mourn her loss.
She was devoted wife and mother
and a true helpmate. May she rest
10 peacel
When the Winter days are over
And the Spring ID back again
Take the children 20 the country
TO see their mothers grave.
Mother, why did you leave as,
Why did you 20 TO skay7
We miss you, oh, so sorely,
And we miss you more each day.
Day by day we saw her sink
And slowly fade away,
And often In our hearts we prayed
That she might longer stay
RY HER HUSBAND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
Marion v. BrewinQton. the super.

Marion v. broWinQt0n, tnesuper-
-iutendeut Of the Bureau, in bis re
port states that the majority Of the
new settlers went into Southern
Maryland, where the opportunities
for developing farm lands into valu-
able properly are greater than any
other part Of the State. Mr.. Brew
iugton says that the bureau has
been informed by capitalists that
large tracts of land 10 Charles coun
ty will soon be taken up.
The report ektolls the value OF the
good roads movemsnt in Maryland
and says that In some places on th
Eastern Shore 1t has been found
that land values increased 300 pc
cent after the good roads had beea
laid. The State Is urged In the re-
port to couiinus the road work.
Mr. Brewington says that while
Ia former years Cara1a offered IN
dueements to farmers Of the Uni ed
States to smigrate to ths Dominion,
he fiads that the tide is charging
and that many farmers from Canad
are coming to Maryland.
The report asks that that the ap
preparation for the Bureau be In.
creased from 10000 to s25, 900 8
year. Exchange.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
BATTLE AXE SHOES.

Battle Axe Shoes are all solid leather. They are made
# feathers of first quality only Battle Axe Shoes have
better Innings and trimmings and are of higher line Of
absolutely on merit. Buy Battle Axe shoes and wear
the best shoe made The quality is high and the price
is low. We will stake SO so Battle Axe shoe against
any $4 shoe on the the market or money refunded.
will give you Bargains In Midsummer sale OF
MATTINGS NOVELTIES IN LADIES WAISTINGS, GENTS
SHIRTS md HATS of the and latest styles.
Finest line cONFECTIONERIEs every
week. a complete line OF Fresh Groceries.
You ind many Zoe counter costing zoe
We make oil Clothes Order and make them 6t
Guara nteed. Come in and let take your
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
A Sad Accident.

Saturday, February 3. 1912, little
Helen Owens, aged about z years.
was accdently shot by her brother
Ed ward, aud died from the effects
OF the wound at 8. P. NJ, on Supd ~,
Edward, we are told, had loaded a
she'll with peas and was watching to
shoot dog. His little sister got 10
range of the gun. and when an older
sister hurried TO get the little girl
out OF the way. tho gun was acci
IDENTIFY discharged, the lead taking
effect in the chi DIS stomach and
the older sister narrowly escaping
The young MAJ is prostratei with
grief. Doctors Lynch and Brown
were at once called, but could d.
nothing for the Iitslo sufferer, who
fingered about day before death
relieved her pain Heller was the
youngest child Of Mr. aud Mrs.
William OEeas, Of Red Gate. and
was bright, pretty and attractive
little girl-the pet Of parents and
family The heartfelt sympathy Of
wide circle Of relativa and friends
40 out to this sorelg afflicted family
Mr.. Ovens. the father OF little Helen.
is one Of the most successful far.
mers of Leonard down district and
is dsservedly popular with all who
know him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
Many Settle On Farm Lands.

About 10000 acres of farm land IN
Maryland were taken up by over
300 new families In the past two
years, according tothe report OF the
State Ruaeau Of immigration, which
has been tiled with Governor Colds.
borough.
This bureau Is charged with the
duty OF spreading Information con-
corning Maryland's farm lands and
the agreeable condition OF life In
this State. The reportfurther says
that more than 10000 letters Of In
quiry were received 10 the time GOV.
cred by the report,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain Eminent and bound
on to the affected parts is superior
10 any plSster When troubled with
lame back or pains In the side or
chest give IL trialand you are GER
tain 70 be more than pleased With
The prompt relief which IL aifor DIS
Sold by oil dealers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
COMMUNICATED.


BALTrMoRE, Md, February 5, 1919
The campaign for spreading reli.
Rious endeavor Of tbs Men aud Reli
Riou Forward Movement here Il
rapidly assuming large proportions
and the crusade is to be OF state.
wide scope. as It is now proposed to
extend the work, through flying
squadrons, into every town and
county OF Maryland. All movements
tending TO induce divine worship
and a closer fellowship am Jug msa
have greatly ben Gtial results ap3G
a community
There is activity and hustle 90
the part Of our hotel PROJECTORS
who are already making prepare.
lions to handle the greet throre Of
visitors that mine hosts will have
to care for during tbs great Demo
cratic nominating convention 10
JUICE
Col Jerome n joyce has occurred
the Fourth Regiment hrmurY which
will bs converted temporarily into d
modern, up 10 dpe, folly eqip
ord hotel a8d vii acc umyj Be-
1000 guests Tho Col is regatj4l-
Jig 20 secure also. flr the 8 500 pur
pose, tho old Fifte or Rirbmofd
street arnory whore 400 guests can
be housed
The popularity Of Mayor Preston
is steadily Increasing and bis STR
Of asceudency NAV AID bin b.
Wee. Presiaertial nom 90, as
such a prop si'lou is % ngdiaoussed
even Ia New York By W K H,arsts
newspapers
So big does be tower above bis
cabinet ADD the ms m oers OF the couu.
Gil that some jealous spirits are &C
cusiog him OF being the "whole
show" 10 the Official ne Of tao city
Great deeds have already been &C
complished durirR tie short period
that he has been 10 Office and sill
greater aehievem nis are certain 10
follow, bringing MS aduia s,ration
up TO higher notch Of efficiency
and attained results than any pre-.
cediDg one 10 the history Of BallI
more.
Following the rev Uoiol Station.
recently completed by the PeD1syl.
vania r r.. the Baltimore and Ohio
have begun what will bs extensive
alteration Of old Camden Station.
This work is 70 be completed 10 time
to handle expeditiously the con ven
tion crowds next summer As this
depot is patronized by the travelling
public generally, almost to the en-
tire exclusion OF the hand some and
costly up town Mt Royal station,
the improvements contemplated will
meet with popular approval.
The greatest undertaking and
most remarkable achievement Ia the
history OF the city is The vastly ex-
pensive new sewerage system. the
huge machinery Of which was re-
Gently started. One fourth OF the
city houses are already connected
and in another year 10000 homes
will have direct drainage to point
miles east Of the city where the fl
tering and reducing machinery will
do it's work AUcToR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08

How to cure cod Is a question
in which many are interested just
now Chsmbarlain S Cough Remedy
has won It's gre 81 reputation ard i'm
mense sale by its rema ksbIe cure
Of colds II can always be depend.
ed upon. For sale by all dealers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08

You are probably aware that
always results from a
cold. but you never heard OF a cold
resulting In pneumonia when Ctam-
berlain $ Cough Remedy was U ed
Why take the risk ben this ned =
may be bad for trifie2 For sals by
all dealers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08


into the flock Of sheep of Judge
Jos. H. Key, ard killed two and
Injured several others.
A pleasant and most agreeable
company. sumptuous supper,
splendidly served, we're the feat
ures OF the entertainments at Hotel
Lawrence last Tuesday evening,
for the benefit of the NJ. e Church.
Monday. February 8. the sheep
barn and the stable on the Porto
bello estate OF Mrs. Clara Carter
Hyatt caught fire and we're burned.
The fire originated 10 the bay loft
and was discovered about2. o'clock,
pm. A horse, all the provindsr
and farming implements were burn
ed. The first knowledge Of the fire
was when smoke was seen pouring
through tbe rotf and sides OF the
, barn and it was then too late 10 save
anything
The Baltimore Sun, Of the Sih, in
slant, publishes strong letter
from Rev L. ]. Kelly. S. j., pastor
Of St, Aloysius Church. protesting
against the sensational stories that
have been published ansnt she re-
cent ice blockade here, and stating
that be has NOT found one single
case OF dOstitution or starvation here
or anywhere in the county. The
Sun SAYS that II it has published
anything TO hurt the feelings Of St.
Aary's county. it apologies bat in
hand.
Now comes Brother Mitchell. OF
the Times Crescent with the folio wing
most unkindest cut OF ALL" I'VE
note that the citizens Of our neigh
boring city Of Leonardtown have
been on the verge Of starvation this
cold weather. See the advantages
OF living on rsilroad--Leonard-
town had better move itself up 10
La Plata. We have endured the
SANDERS about the scarcity Of food
here and II we bad TO, We could put
up with starvation aud submit to
solitary confinement. but--remove
to La Plata Neverl Never Neverl
A tall man travelling under the
name Of Smith" or Nelson" and
described as about As years OF age,
~eighiDg about 1870 or 100 pounds,
smooth face. heavy jaws, iron.grsy
hair and teeth containing number
Of gold flings aud claiming 10 re-
present the Armour.Sw wifi Soap Com
plny is said TO b,victimizug house.
holders in Maryland by taking or
ders for toilet and laundry soaps.
A valuable premium as carpet,
rug. siteboard, etc is offered with
$40 81 Of soap The mao has no con-
nection with Swif, h Co or Armour
& Co. and Swift s. Company write
that they will pay 500 reward for
The arrest and conviction OF the
swindler
O. B. Greenwell, Of Britton, IN
fo,ms US that when the steamer
Northumberland, cslled a his wharf
on her return 10 Baltimore ast Fri
day that there was shipped from
thai point, among other ihiugs, 7
FRESH bsef bides, several coops OF
llvf geese, a large number Of dres
sed geese, and lob OF diamor d
back terrapins With the excep-
zion OF the terrapius, there we're
similar consignments as othsr
wharves on Brit'on's aid S.. Gle
ment's bays This Is specially com
mended to the Baltimore Evening
Ne,os and the american as service.
abie TO build other stories OF the
scarcity oil food pfoiucts this sec
ton OF old ST. Mary's. And, our
shippers didn't know the steamer
was coming either, otherwise she
would baye been loaded with such
truck
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
Hams Wanted.

Southern Maryland Farmers having
high grade Maryland Hams, not less
than one year old. for sale, viii please
communicate with the undersigned.
Good priess paid.
JOHN O'C0NNOR, Steward,
Belyedere Hotel,
Jan. lit. baltimore. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08

When her child is Ina danger .
woman will risk her life 20 protect
II. No great act Of heroism or risk
Of life is necessary 10 protect child
frg N Group, Give Chamberlain
Cousb Remedy and all dsnger t.
avoided. For sale by all dealers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-02-08
The Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance.
ESTABLISHED IN 1s4c.
Announces that IL is now represented
In st. Mary's County by

MEsSRS. JOSEPH Il. KEY and JOHN
b KEY, Licensed Agents.
Ask for particulars Of "OId Age
policy which not only protects the fam
lily IN case Of death, but provides an in-
come ior life commencing at age 10. The
yearly deposit Il little more than requir-
ed Tor the old fashioned policy payable
only at DEATH"
Drs. Grcenwell, Johnson, Palmer and
Lloyd, eMamining physicians,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-03
GRIFFITH.

Miss Clara Goessly of Chicago is
spending few weeks vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lang and family.
Mrs. Charles Bennett and children.
who have been visiting Miss Mary Ben
nett the past week. returned to their
home in Chicago last evening.
Miss Freeda PROFIT of Ross was the
guest of Miss Rosa Grimmer yester-
day
Mrs. ]. ". Dutton and daughter
Velma visited at the home of her sister,
Mrs. George Demmon. near Merrillvine.
Thursday, while there went to Crown
Point via the Interurban.
Mrs. T. AIdrich is very sick with
malarial fever.
DR. and Mrs. Iddings and son of Mer-
riilville were very pleasant guests at
our lawn social last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. c. SefdIer were Ham
mond business visitors yesterday.
The lawn social given by the Busy
Bees society was very well attended
owing to the unfavorable weather. The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-03

oil for her own consumption. as her
motive power is supplied through oil
and not coal. The engines have a g.
400 horse power capacity. but they
are rarely taxed to their capacity.
The colors of the upper part OF the
boat are red and green and the hull
is black The boat carriers four off,
GERS and a crew of twenty and their
quarters are supplied with everything
that could be found In any nrst class
hotel. The Renown left Indiana Har-
Dor on her first trip for Duluth on
July &c, so it took her exactly one
week to make the round trip.
When the Renown cleared yesterday
Captain William Lynn. who Is In
charge, had for guests Donald Parks.
son of Mayor Parks, and Donald Sper-
rier, both boys from Whiting, who
will make the trip to Duluth and back
with the captain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-03

tmeanfng Mrs. Masteller and Miss
Hemstock) accompanied by Paul Mas
teller were wading and suddenly her
husband and Mr.. Webster jumped to
their feet and rushed into the water.
supposedly to save the girls, but she
ala not hear them call for help. All
that she heard was her husbands call
for help as he was swept down and
she believes that he was the only one
VINO realized that they were drown
ing Mr.. Burkhalter could swim, but
MT; webster, who also went to the
rescue. was unable to SWIM
Paul Masteller, the bereaved hus-
oand' cannot be consoled The loss of
MS bride OF seven months seems more
than he can bear. Sobs shake his
frame and in voice filled with an
guish he relates the incidents of the
tragedy that In a few seconds wiped
out four promising young lives
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-03
GARY SELECTS HER
DELEGATES LAST EVE,
Calumet Township Chair
man Francis Presides
at Meeting.

With H. c. Francis. township chair
man in the chair, Calumet township
republicans met in the Binzenhof hall
in Gary last night and named dele
gates to the state and joint represent
tative conventions. Clarence Renol-
lett acted as secretary of the meeting.
Delegates to the state convention:
Peter p. Lamb, Ralph K. Rowley,
Judge A. G. Huber. r. L. Fitzgerald
Harry Stringfellow, w. s. Gallagher,
Frank T.. Welsheimer and Paul
Tomanoczy. Delegates may designate
their alternates.
Delegates to joint representative
convention: Joseph GILES, ]. A. Umple-
by, Claude v. Ridgely; a1ternates:
Frank Pflock, John Bennett and Johr
Keseric.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-03
Dmag den SpOf Of CaIunne Reua0n
n
~

and would have been married in a
short time
Miss Hemstock was the daughter of
Methodist minister, John Hemstock.
who died number of years ago. Her
mother. Mrs. Mary Hemstock, is now
engaged principal of the kinder
sarten department of Valparaiso uni
Yersity at Valparaiso
Together with Mrs. Burkhaiter and
TWO children, who witnessed the
drowning of the husband and father.
along with Walter Webster and the
Two young women, was F. Francoeus
or this city, who was fishing from the
bank of the river at the time of the
tragedy, and a number of small boys
When seen at her home shortly aft
er the accident. Mrs. Burkhalter, in
heart broken tones. related the events
that transpired only a short time be-
fore. She said: 'Tt was only a couple
OF hours ago, but 1T seems an age"
She bore up very bravely and often
stopped In her pace across the length
of the two rooms to look at her young
brother-in-law, Paul Masteller. and to
say, Poor Paul"
Il did not wish to go to the river
at ALL" she said, but Louis wished me
to do so, and now If 1 only had re-
fused to go l might have had my hus-
band now / know he would not
have gone without me-"
She then was assured that by GO
ing with him she had made him happy
in granting his last request. She con-
tinued to moan: "Oh, Louis, to think
that / stood there and saw you drown
and was powerless to help you and my
poor sister, Rutland just think, two
others are gone, too"
Mr. and Mrs. Burkhalter and chill
dren were sitting on the bank pre-
paratory to returning to their home
after pleasant visit at tie camp
which was established yesterday by
Mr. and Mrs Paul MastelItr, Miss
Veda Hemstock and Walter Webster
of Hammond.
Mrs Burkhalter stated that the girls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-03
COUNCIL MEETS
ON MONDAY

Gary's common council will meet
again next Monday and at the meet
ing Alderman Tim Englehart expects
TO re-establish the park board and
then there Will be a big conclave and
park commissionerships will be
awarded TO nine or ten business men
and steel company officials
Created eighteen months ago and
sucessively increased and abolished
the park board has been the standing
joke of the city and Ii was made more
so when Battleaxe Castleman was
named it's president.
Just how the new board will fare is
not known but as the post of nar,r
commissioner pays no salary even
street department. laborers have bean
declining places on it.