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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN TICK.
EFT FOR 1912.
Por President D.. - :. M }.5$}s 8 &
ROBERT M. LA TOILETTE, Ct

Por President - /. ..gr$ jss$' s5s::
ROBERT M. LA TOILETTE, Ct
Wisconsin. 'y5a y
For Member Of Congress, list Dist
~. H. T. HELGEsEN, Milton.
For Member Of Congress, End Dist.
GEO. m. YOUNG, Valley City. d
For Member Of Congress, 3rd Dist
P. D. NORTON, Hettinser.
For Governor - -4:s.ss:5y !
J. A.. BUCHANAN, Buchanan. 5
For Lieutenant Governor ,.#
4 A. r. kRAAEEL, Clifford.
For Secretary of State
THOMAS HALL, Bismarck. As. q.
For State Auditor.
CARL o. JoRGENsoN, Miinor.
For Commissioner of Insurance-ss
w. C. TAYLOR, La Moure.
For Attorney General !, 5..ss,ia
ANDREW MILLER, Bismarck
For supt. Public instruction
HE. J. TAYLOR, Bismarck.
For commrs. of Railroad s. 81 s$, -
w. n. sTUTSMAN, Mandan. s
20. P. N: ANDERSON, starkweather.
~. n. MANN, New Salem. Il. D. \
For State Treasurer
GUNDER OLSON, Grafton.
For Com. OF Agri. and Labor ST
"A. e. HUTCHINSON; Minnewaukan.
For Representatives.
HOMER REssLER,; starweather.:.
m. D. BUTLER, 5rocket.
1ERNT ANDERSON, churehs Fer
+. Try. =sa}s.@ y;ttisSa.
For State Senator I'll #;s
FRANK ii. HYLAAD, Devils Lake
For States Attorney j:sSis
GLAu7EAs J. WE'VE, Devils Lake
For County Auditor S.5z3, z. 81
y OIL SERUMGARD, Devils Lake.
B For Treas. Ramsey County 4,
JOHN M. ANDERSON, Edmore. 4
n FOR Reg. Of Deeds, Ramsey Coz 7
NJ MARTIN HoGHAUG, Devils Lake
For supt. Schools, Ramsey Go. 80 4. /.
j. "a. HAIG, Devils Lake. l=i Be-
For Sheriff, Ramsey County.
ROBERT WALLACE, star<weather
For Public Administrator
r. J. GAGGAN, Devils Lake.
\ For County Coroner
s.Y. HURST, Devils Lake.
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Consult your common sense and your
conscience. before ypu vote, and the res
suit win be alright.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES

s#;I wish to announce myself a candi-
date for the denomination for the Of
nee Of Representative {, Of Ramsey
Comfy, on the Republican ticket, at
the h' primaries to be held June Goth.
md md lr'eesspectfully solicit support,
Resp ectfu,l ss III
81 --BERlNT .ANDERsoN
Churchs Ferry, n. . ID.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31

jority and consequently do away with
the graft and dirt that they have been
carrying on. Naturally they did not
want this to happen, and when the
bean bag was passed around Cuthbert
drew the black one, and as with anar-
chists he was the \man who must do
away with that petition. And he did.
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t;s5..s.9s3 M ss.. n. Il; is i
10 {. B|| I: ! S !:
r Hard to define a, republican nt

Hard to define . republican now.
1746 varieties so far CLASSIFIED. 4
Good Sunday reading the Richeson
murder case, compared with politics:
The manufacturers are taking steps
to form a new party. Who has got
left on his ambassadorship now. .sn
n The politicians are all promising to:
destroy the trusts 80; that the frag-s
ments thereof shall compete to do the
Consumer. t;: .:4 ...s.1 81
TIE Women's vote did not make
much difference in the California pri.3
mary, but anyway the women got a.
chance tor show theirSnew spring hats.
rs come of these campaign buttons
could be used in bittoning up the
spell binders, mout hs, sbsuiness would
have q chance to pick up: .
Congress Dies Of Texas fears.
that the Republic is going to fa'I. III
Mr. NJ Dies would take q dose of spring
tonic he would feel better. L.
It is all right 70 parade the streets
with the red flag, but the banner I'VE
want work !" should never he raised,
Some onesnigh take IL seriously. 5
The only people who feel really sure
Of their seats at the Chicago .conVen.
ton are the eporters ana the gallery
hollerers. 81. "
The death roll Of aviators is only
142, which Is quite surprising consid.
Eering how hard the other fellows have
tried 70 get on the list.
The authors labor union should be
able TO require publishers to merely
order them out Of the oaice instead
Of kicking them out. AZ
Ty Cobb was suspended for hitting
one OF the spectators, although many
people feel that the only mistake he
made was II not licking more of them.
AFT On hearing from Ohio,
aThe congregatson will now rise and
sing IN verses of he old home sain,t
what II nsed to sbe, !. omit ting the I46
first and the 2s1 aIast. /. 5sSs
hi
Those New York women who invited
dogs To be their guests at luncheon
perhaps thought that they had secured
the best brains o. be found n the
smart get,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31

had seven years Of actual experience
and; study 81 the work il that iinesI
feel that am thoroughly capable Of
fulfilling the equirements OF the.
aforesaid office. 81
Respe ctfulsy III u. 4
s. TIURs
Devils Lake, N. d.
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nv u Z, ~ On II r
FOR 4 sHE:R.lFF:..

hereby n announce myself las # al
Democratic candidate for the nomina-s
ton to the Office Of Sheriff Of Ramsey;
County, subject to the decision of the.
Democratic electors atsthe primary
election to be held June 26th, 1912 II
nominated and elected y will devote
my entire time and attention to the
duties Of the office and discharge the
same to the best Of my ability our
support will be appre ciated.
DANIEL FARLEY
s54#s .;$ StarkWe Gather, N. 10.
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ron 60 UNITY & on nER..

1 wish W announce my candidacy
for the Rep Ncan nomination to- the
office AZ connty Coroner and pledge
myself 81 tn faithfuIly discharge the dut-
zee off That oisice X elected Having
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
ANN y ! I'm CEMENT i.

sSs883l hereby ounce my desire to OBJ.
tain 3.lElir the republican nomination to rep
resent the Twenty First legislative dis.
Str::ct in the state Senate. Primaries
June 26th. 4. q
FRANK n. aYLAND
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{ 4. Fo ! Sc ID, u j 1 4 i DlTe,R.

4 announce q my didacy for the Re.
publican nominat alton for County Audi.
tor q Ramsey county At the Primaries
June rs, 1912. III
Ole Serum gard.
Devils Lake, III D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
THE INTER-ocEAN's CANDIDATE

For Justice Of Supreme Court
ANDREW A. BRUCE, Grand Forks.
For Judge of the End judicial Dist
w. BUTTE, Minnewaukan.
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FoR cou MY SHERIFF,

! hereby announce myself q candi-
ga for the nomination for sherifi
sofS RAMSEY county on the republican,
Ticket and solicit the support sof the
epublicans the primaries On June
ss2sth. ~ e
y OBERT vlAI1IAC E,
starkweather N. Oak. "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
tif.-P ~ As y yDeE in BAD TX;

Justice Eli Cherry, of Giilis Minis
Tenn, was plainly wor d'sd !. a lad
~ sore lIs1 bis les had bafrIed several doc
tors anS ona fssisted All RENE /
thought " was q cancer, he wrote;
|" At last ! used Bucklen's Arnica salye.
and vas conple tely cured R Cures
burns. bDila, ulcers, c,lta, bruises and
piles. rs cents Of Al druggists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31

Those New York women who invited
dogs I'll be their guests at luncheon
perhaps thought that they had secured
the best brains % 5bs Sound n the
smart at,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31

fr Taft, on hearing from Ohio:
The congregat .on viii now rise and
sing a ~ verses of "a he old home ain,i
what II used to be- & emitting the l4f
first and the ss,81s last. 3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07

morning Bailiff James frost found that
there were only a few dog owners that
had not secured city licenses. and they
will be served with notices In short
time
Some months ago, before the police
started the dog crusade in Hammond,
there were large number of unmuz-
zled CANNES running at large, but at
the present time, it is rare occur
renee to see an unmuzzled dog. Since
the new dog squad went on the first of
the month. very few dogs have been
killed, which shows their scarcity. Up
to date. in the neighborhood of 40 dogs
have been killed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
Building Permits.

There was noticeable drop in build
ing permits during the past week, very
few being taken out. the highest being
only $4,000 for a veneer cottage on
Sheffield avenue. There were a num-
Der OF permits taken out for new foun-
dations and other repair work
Lot 20 and Y of %, block 1. Towles'
End addition, IT'S Sheffield avenue, c. N.
Jewett owner, VIM Koch, contractor,
$4,000
Lot 3. Davidson's Sth addition, 22x
45x11. 75S Indiana avenue, DIR. Kohr,
owner, Smith Bros. contractors $1,000.
Lot u of 3s and SO, block l. Turner s
1st addition, 22x46xs, $50 Erie street.
Marion Davis, owner and contractor,
$1,000 ''-
Lot IS, Block 2. Franklin addition.
2sx40x9, 1888 Harrison street, Paul c.
Kline. owner. Witler Bros. contractors,
$4,000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07

ton to the city council to attend the
cepted.
That the sentiment in the gildes is
decidedly in favor of unionism was
evinced yesterday when a resolution
was adopted in which union newspa-
pers were given endorsement and rec
commended to the members of the soci-
ty as the only ones to support
In the election OF officers today CO.
Iumbia Glide of Hammond was given
recognition by the election of one of
its members, E. w. Andree, as an off,
Ger of the Grot Glide, or grand lodge.
Mr. Andree is the master of the Column
bia Glide and the delegate to the ma
tional convention
The following officers were elected
Grand master-Ferdinand Neukranz,
Chicago.
First vice grand master-william
wachtel. Chicago.
Second vice grand master-Theodoae
Misfeld, Chicago.
Grand secretary-Louis e. Brandt
Chicago.
Grand treasurer-Matt Mueller, Chi
cago.
Grand overseer-Albert Michau. South
Chicago
Grand guard-E w. Andree. Ham
mond.
Member of finance committee fol
three years-Theodore Langfelt of,Chi.
cago.
Member Of the investigating com
mittee for three years--Her1nan Haude
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
MUST KEEP
ALLEYS CLEAN

Every so often Chief of Police Peter
Austgen issues strict orders to his men
to keep a sharp watch on the various
alleyways in the city, so as to see IL
they are free from dirt and other germ
breeding rubbish. This morning these
same orders went into effect, and by
tomorrow all the rear streets and alleys
will have undergone thorough clean
Ing.
According to Chief Austgen, the al
leys are kept in good shape I'm Ham
mond and far has had very little
trouble. OF course there are the usual
few violaters, but Hammond as a whole
is far better than the ordinary city.
There is an ordinance governing the
leaving of rubbish, manure and other
articles in aileyways, which states that
1t must be placed in boxes or cans and
be removed within six hours thereafter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
l.. o. r. M. Lodge Sued.

There is an interesting case in Judge
Ames' court today, in which Rebecca E.
Cole has commenced suit to recover
sick benefits from the Hammond Lodge
No OF the 1. o. T. NJ. of the World
Although the case only Involves
about s55, there are a large number Of
witnesses and some time has been
spent in examining them.
There are several questions which
arise in the recovery of the sick bene-
fft and considerable interest is being
taken in the outcome Some time ago
Mrs. Cole was taken i'll, but while she
was sick. she was able to be up and
around and left the residence on sew
eral occasions. According to the by
laws OF the order, no member can
claim sick benefits If they leave the
house as long as they are ailing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
DELEGATES BACK
FROM CONVENTION
Lake County Men Are Very
Enthusiastic Over State
Gathering.

The delegates to the Republican state
convention at indianapolis are back.
They expected that there would be a
lack of enthusiasm on account of the
prominence OF the Bull Moose move
ment in Indiana. but they found that
the delegates were enthusiastic and
that the feeling was Of the best.
The convention was anything but
funeral There was lively interest in
the proceedings from start to finish.
Watson's keynote speech was mat
ter of comment to those who heard 1t
and il is expected that 1t will be gen.
orally distributed during the campaign.
The convention was in control OF the
conservative element in the party and
is said to have been one Of the most
harmonious that has ever been held.
The idea seems to be that the Bull
Moose movement will take supporters
from both parties. 1t is believed that
the socialistic movement in the north
ern Industrial sections will receive a
great setback on account OF the fact
that Roosevelt promises all any sane
socialist could ask.
Uncle Henry Bicknel, one of the
delegates. said. 1T was a great con-
. vention. There was enthusiasm, real
enthusiasm. everywhere. The selection
Of Durbin was acceptable to the Lake
county delegates"
The Lake county delegation, with its
80 votes. was a big factor in the sitna-
ton. The first ballot the Lake county
vote was 10 for DurbfIa end 10 each for
Shank and Carlisle. The Lake county
delegation was headed by County
Chairman Charles Johnson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
THE DAY IN
CONG r E S S
SENATE.
Met at 10 a. m.

Met at ~ a. H.
Conference report on Legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation
bill taken up.
President Taft sent message urging
action on the Panama canal hill. taken
up again today.
Senator Kenyon announced he would
ask the Senate to consider tomorrow
his bill providing jail sentences for
violators of the herman law.
Committee organized to Investigate
American participation in fomenting
revolutions in Mexico and Cuba
Brandegee amendment to Panama
canal bill substituting a governor for
a comission of three to govern Panama
canal and ozne was adopted.
Civil service provisions of legisla-
tive, executive and judicial appropria-
ton bill were debated. but no action
was taken.
Adjourned at $40 p. m, until 10 a.
m. Wednesday.
Debated special rule for considera-
ton of the Stanley steel report, at two
night sessions.
President Taft sent message vetoing
the White river dam bill.
Military committee ordered favora-
BILE report on bill appropriating $780,
900 for relief OF refugees from Mexico.
Democrats held caucus during even
ing on battleship program.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
COUNTY AUDITORS
MEET AUGUST 21-22

Proposed legislation for the better
conduct of county business is likely to
be one of the chief topics at the meet
ing of the County Auditors assocfa-
tion of Indiana which will convene at
the Dennison hotel in Indianapolis Au-
gust 81 and 22. Many matters con-
nected with the auditors office, which
the auditors say is the most impor-
tant office in the courthouse, will be
discussed. The meeting will be called
to order by Calvin H. Brown of Allen
county, who Will open with the presi-
dents address. The following will be
the subjects and the speakers at the
meeting:
THE Auditors Association and
What 1t Stands for" Nathan G. Wal
lace, Vigo county.
The Auditor-The Prime Important
County Official" J. Francis Lochard.
Ripley county.
sionaI School Funds" George Pence,
state board of accounts.
why Mortgage Exemption Affida-
Wits Should Be Filed with the County
Assessor and Be Handled by Him.
James E. Elder, Parke county, and
Joel T. Benefiel. Madison county
why the Auditors Copy of the Tax
Duplicate Can Be Dispensed With
John T. Scott, Knox county.
THE Accounting Law-Its Opera
tions and Results" William A. Dehori-
ty. state examiner
How to Keep Tab on the Commits
sioners So as to- Get-aAll. Their Tran
sactions of Record" Charles P. Beard.
yanderburg county.
"A Few Suggestions" John w. Mi
nor. Indianapolis.
My Experience with the Registra-
ton Law" Charles A. Johnson, Lake
county.
THE Conduct of the Auditor Off
cially an Influence on All County Of
ficers." John H. Hamburger, Upton
county.
Courtesy to our Employers. I. e.
the Public" George w. Baxter, Tippe-
canoe county.
The Ditch Law, and Suggestions
Harry T. Payne, Vermillion county
The Three Mile Road Law and Sug-
gestions." Charles r. Cromwell. Gin
ton county
THE Operation of the Proctor Law
as Pertains to the Auditors Office
William T. Patten. Marion county
''Glittering Generalities." Francis NJ
Williams. Delaware county.
Loaning of School Funds and Sug-
gestions," John T. Morris, Martin
county.
Suggestions From the Younges,
County Auditor" James Cronin Jr
/ Blackford county.
why the Auditors Work Should b
Conducted With Military Precision
Col William B. Gray. Fountain coun.
ty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
LET
FOR 8 ROADS
Especial to THE TIMEs)

Crown Point, Ind, Aug THE
county commissioners let the contract
for the construction of eight roads at
its session which will end today.
The Madison Construction company,
of which Horace Stilweu of Anderson
is president, secured the contract for
the construction of the following
roads: The Richard Hook road. the
Frank Borman road and the Jacob
Gard road.
James Brannock got the contract
for the construction of the Frank
Strickland road; Lavene Brothers got
the contract for the John Trinen road
at st. John: Downey & Portz got the
contract for the william Backe road.
and L. e. Barnes OF Hobart got the
contract for the n. p. Franks road at
Hobart.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07

sideration resolution granting per-
mission to Charles Hummer a saloon
keeper at 270 South Holman street
VINO is in the hreproof limits, to build
a small frame addition to his wooden
building. John Kane opposed the
resolution on the ground that 1t was
giving him permission to violate the
ordinance, and that If the council pro-
posed to pass 1T. the ordinance should
be repealed. He said that people in
his neighborhood had been made to
live up to the ordinance and had to put
up fireproof garages, when it would
have been more convenient for them to
build frame buildings. The resolution
was adopted however with Councilm en-
Kahl, Cotton Hover, Kane, Lauer and
Eastwood voting against it.
Permission was given the county
commissioners to occupy Harrison
avenue In Robertsdale and Thornton
avenue in Hammond, for the purpose
of paving the same.
The following appropriation ordi-
nances were adopted.
ST. 600 for street repairs.
$1,000 to be used by the board of
health and charities.
$4,000 for street and alley cleaning
$4,000 as first payment on the city's
storage yard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07

Miss Mary Gloeser, who has been at
st. Margaret's hospital for several
weeks Following an operation, was able
TO be removed to her home in South
Hohman street yesterday.
little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Stevens at their home in
Sheridan Park last Wednesday. Mother
and little one are reported to De doing
nicely. Mrs. Stevens was formerly
Miss Mile O'Malley of Hammond.
The Misses Ella Mae and Blanche
Mowry have gone to Scranton, Pa, for
a few weeks visit with relatives. They
will visit in other eastern vities before
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mentz OF Ellen.
N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rober BMentz
of Chicago are spending the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haney at their home
in Sibley street
Lavender Cigars are pronounced ex,
ceptionally good by all smokers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
Takes Up Old Gases.

Judge Lawrence Becker this after
noon took up a number of the Gary
saloon cases in which 1t is necessary
for the court to issue writs Of man
date in order TO make IL possible TOR
the saloonkeeper to get his license at
this session of the board of county
commits sioners.
The court has announced that he
will be in session tomorrow and Fri
day and then his adjourned term will
end A number of other matters were
taken up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
South South Shore.

Charging that conductor on the
Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend
railroad deliberately knocked a wom-
an passenger to the platform of the
car, Mary Hovath. by her next friend,
August Nemeth. has started an action
against the South Shore road
The assault is alleged to have taken
place June %. 1919. The plaintiff de-
mands damages to the amount of So
600. The case was fled by William
Price of Indiana Harbor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
Finney Is Paroled.

Arthur Finney, former postmaster
at Valparaiso, has been paroled from
Fort Leavenworth. Kan, and arrived
at els former home Saturday Finney
was convictet for a shortage in his ac-
counts. He has accepted a position
with a Chicago concern and will To-
cate either In that city or New York
Argus Bulletin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
Hammond Man Elected to Office.

one was injured, although two blow
outs on the tires resulted
Hammond Man Elected to Office.
Yesterday evening the delegates and
Hammond Germans gathered in the
convention hall for an evenings enter
tainment The K. o. T. NJ band fur
nished the music and dancing was the
main diversion. The Fidela Saenger-
bund sang a number of German songs.
which were well received by the big
crowd which was in attendance. +. c..
Miller made q short address in which
he eulogized the German race for its
accomplishments and achievements.
especially that portion of 1t which is
represented by the Grot Glide.
The convention extended an invita-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
Arrests Are Few.

With the exception of the arrest Of
one lone drunk last night nothing of
importance has occurred at the Ham
mond police station during the past
forty-eight hours. Word was received
from the Lafayette police yesterday to
the effect that three men had broke
jail there and asked the aid of the
Metropolitan in capturing them. The
Hammond police have their descrip-
tions. but as yet no clues have been
learned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
DOCTORS PICNIC
TOMORROW

The chicken market in Lake coun-
ty today was decidedly bullish owing
to the brisk demand for the fowl, the
principal orders having come from the
homes of members of the Lake County
Medical society.
The society tomorrow holds its an
nual picnic at the Lake Front park in
Hammond the doctors and their fami-
lies being the guests for the occasion.
The open air feasting will begin at s
o'clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
Well Known Socialist Here

Otto F. Bransetter, who has spoken
in Hammond number of times on So
cialistic questions, is booked to speak
again in Hammond this evening He
will make his address at the corner of
State and Oakley avenue, beginning
at 1880.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
Wishes to Sell EQUITY.

Esse E. Maplestone. one of the heirs
of the estate of the late Miss Johnston,
the South Holman street photographer.
has made application in court for per-
mission. as executor of the will. to sell
the equity which the heirs have in GER
tain lots purchased on contract from
the Hammond Realty Company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
May Mean Early Fall.

FROM reports among a number OF
local nfmrods, it is stated that there
are a large number of water fowl in
this vicinity at the present time, which
is something unusual for this time of
the year. Local hunters can think of
no other reason for their early appear
ance than the recent cool weather dur
ing the past two weeks. Among the
water fowl that has been seen are
wood duck and a specie known as the
yellow leg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-07
Fire on Truman.

Fire. thought to have been caused
by burning match which fell into
combustible material. was discovered
by Mrs. Leonard Haefer, "a Truman
avenue, in her kitchen about 6 o'clock
last night. Fire department No. 1
turned out. being in the same block.
and had the fire under control before
1t could do much damage.