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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
TORCH LAKE RRsvITIEs.


The Lake Linden Red SoX and
Hustlers will meet i'm the first baseball
game of the season on the Lake Lin
den diamond tomorrow.
The street car service in the Torch
Lake towns were somewhat impaired
last evening. because of the shortage
of power and the sleet on the wires.
At a meeting of the Hubbell council
last evening. Thomas J. ORourke was
granted a liquor license. No other
business was transacted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
CORRECT.

Thomas" said the professor 20 a
pupil in the junior class in chemistry.
mention an oxide"
Leather replied Thomas
What is leather All oxide off" asked
the professor.
AN oxide OF beef answered the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
NEW FURNITURE STORE.

William Kerredge win shortly in
stall n line OF household furniture
in the vacant store owned by him TO
the south of the Reid grocery on Tez-
cuco street The store will be remod-
eled and plate glass front Installed
by Contractor Verville, and as soon as
completed will be opened with line
of furniture. orders for which have
already been placed by Mr.. Kerredge.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
DEMOS NAME DELEGATES.
Gathering Held in Torch Lake Town
ship Last Evening.

The DEMOCRATS OF Torch Lake town
ship held a caucus last evening for
the purpose of nominating nine dele
gates to attend the county convention
to be held at the Lake Linden opera
house on Friday May 8.
George Waller presided over the eau
Gus last evening and p. j. Scanlon
acted as secretary. Following are the
delegates chosen: George WALLER,
Henry Fisher. y. Reding. T. II. Bene-
dict. Henry opal. p. J, Scanlon. a. j.
Kaufman. +. W. Kessler ana Louis
Gauthier.
The Democrats of SchoolcTaft town
ship viii gather on Monday evening
To select twelve delegates to attend the
county convention
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
COUNTRY LACKS TIN DEPOSITS.

Tin is one Of the minerals in work
able deposits of which the United
States is lacking. our production in
1910 was valued at only $23,447. ac-
cordlng to the United States Geological
Survey. while our importations were
worth S33,913.255. We need one or two
large tin mines.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
RETURNS FROM WEST.

Francis H. Dervoe has returned from
q months trip through the west, dur
ing which he visited Seattle, Portland
and points in the Canadian Northwest
including Alberta, Edmonton and other
cities. He was greatly impressed with
the opportunities offered by ,the west
and expects To return shortly 10 To-
cate, though in just what city he has
not decided.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
MRS. sTANNARD HERE.

Mrs. Laura Stannar6. formerly of
Rockland. has leased the rooms i'm the
Pearce building over the Levy liquor
store, on quincy street, and will fit
them UP for n boarding and rooming
house.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27

They would dry
up and leave q
scale. I hen IL
would break out
gal In an d 1t
spread all over his
head. All the hair
came out and his
head was scaly all
over. Then h is
face broke out all
over In red bumps
and II kept spread
ing until IL was
ON his hands and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
CREAMERY co. MEETS.

Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
cid Here Yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Portage
Lake Creamery Co. was held yesterday
officers and directors were elected:
observation-disclosures Eilola.
Secretary-Andrew RielSld.
Treasurer-Henry Sakari.
Directors for a term of three years
Henry Haapapuro. Nels Burkman and
Henry SalSari.
For two years--Andrew RieRki,
Frank Eilola and Emil Johnson.
For one year--Jacob Uitti, Victor
Perola and Jacob Ojala.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27

VegetableCompound
has done for me. l
had bearing down
pains, was dizzy and
weak, had pains in
lower back and could
not be upon my feet
long enough to get a
meal. As long as |
Laid on my back /
would feel better,
but when / would
get up those bearing
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
TWO WOMEN
TESTIFY
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound Did For
Their Health-Their own
Statements Follow.

New Moorefeld, Ohio. -" take great
pleasure in thanking you for what your
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-27
HEAD WAS SCALY
HAIR ALL CAME OUT
And Baby's Face Broke Out in Red
Bumps. Spread on Hands and
Arms. Got Worse All the Time.
Mother Says, 81 Don't Think Any
thing Else Would Have Cured
Him Except Cuticura."

"when my first baby was six months old
he broke out on his head with little bumps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

Srlon inS eairmpoob, Santos gum
Selinb ibrer arsebOrieen beaaben,
ltro leeten Montos pieoer mobile.
9nlten 5lriif gefebrt. Ole @anios
sSonl1gaserb ffleiat Serum Sdupet be-
loiroers gut gefa0en s4 6ober, Senn
letne Sdilberurg bon Dem @eiebe.
men, oen iippigen GornfelSern 1rro
per rteiigetb @~ei3erernte tpeIhe Sic
'&aiptascr eiitbetmitrar, moften inns
saio sur aiistpan6eruipg nab SEM
= oilqteirbliimsn . Stant. perIeiten.
PER- Sdites trnf inn 8ilon unn
ltfn1cgertb Die folgenScn friihere,l
Seapobreu Don, @ascoH,n6e goiuutp,
one tfun @riiBe ~oiiitnigen nn ibre
Dfe1igen SreiurSe rt6 gefanrte: !,
Soirrao Siimburg, goiparb uttS Sn.
abrenS, 2olMs S6Ioemer. NrtS
Sitfrnbitr1, Sp. Meper, GEns. Sum.
burg, SEQ, imlo @dn. RoiI, gbas.
srri. Dom, grtli, ieL 2oipia @d,aiarl-
'irr9. 60. grih, 0m. MomeSer,
Soul Sdles, gotrrn6 SdJaum6urg,
! iroreog SfJipes, Oscar Sdniet ulo
aGtrp Nieapalo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

5reo. Sabrner uipb @ottin,
trafelp am letter Sreitaa, Der g(it.
toitobil, BON 1nion bier Elm ,tn6 bp.
9obe1i iid) bon bier alsann iiber brn
OlitB. nuds 2oittre Sslanb. Der al.
ten Seinotb BON Serrn Nabrner.
illm 8eii6 BEL oortieem 8ernonS.
ten.
Susb thinner, BON @osconooe.
iaHi allt leeten 6reitoa nit uttoe.
iapr 90 Sfnno Slide bierber unb
[onaife ilo6 faum 10 Rin1lten. INIT
leeretit ao6, ben Seimtpeu tpie6er
afreten; Sies lit iebepfaas Elm
?aoas oaB Siif1e bier elm iebr &c.
.'eotes S'abrumgsmittd finS.
u MIG. sdues irpn 5amiIie, apeI.
y l@ Dor msBueuen ISOLDE had,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

-Gie gDausI. ct. Souls s.
i1lelnoe, BON 8ap, miro Saielbit al
Connerstag. oetr ildd8ten 1. glaaul
Elm groBeS Bifnif abbalten. MI
Sorbereltnngen iir6 getroffen LII
oen gellidyern einen aipaenebme,
Sng 5u bereiten mo sSeoernann Il
trennolidit einseIaaen.
Im Samstag (morgen) qberi
Dernen Die reselmaBigen ginsabI
liligen Der bieiigen SparfnIe, fiji,
ole iesige Serie, geibloiien meroen
User oober nod beitreten mil, Jolt,
Dies ON, ODER Dor Dem 27o. lPo
tbain. Die Sldbscriptionsliiten iirf
lsod oficn in Der Sermann saoinas
9anf.
6reo 8ld, bon Maorriion, mar
an Somttog bier gum 9einf ieiner
Sdapater. 5rait alleuit Sfiat, mel.
DE ltJon ieit lan9erer Belt bebenf.
I'D leioerlo ut unO iidA inlolae 9eijer
etrrer Speraion untenperie1r mubte.
Delde Sttrd ole 9oftorelp Safiner,
gatfoer Seioe mo Nanfoff ollsoe
lubrt AntrOe.
gBir babcn tiiraIid} 10000 @ti.
qnetten (lasels) geOrlidt fir Sas De.
reItS rilbnlfdit .b1fcGpute SIoid,ou,,
bier rarumo," cas- Eroolfft BON 8
Nt. Ganser's 8rorerei un6 @isfo.
brit. Gieie 5luiden. etiquetten fins
nod, eirem fiinitleriiden Gnt4purf
llnh IN orei 6arben icbr seidpmod-
poa oapsgefii6pt.
Al'guit SidDs, ipeld,er 5eire
,Sarm in Der 2ittIe @eraer Godl5or.
l10lt fiir5Iid perfaufte, miro orn
9;oi%'insrstog, nem 90. aar1atit.
inc ofientlidle Mutton ieines per.
'onliden @igcntbinns obboIten. bei
peld,er leberSes gieb, 5arn. unS
uerben.
Soiiis @lomber9 lit elm eonoi.
lat mir eoiintp suroepor (selSnrei.
mo eriud4 Die Gtimmueber INN
gre unter1tiibpltg bel ser YrimSr.
Joni uTn 6. Idr9ift. SER wIoa,1. !
errg hat cine 17id5rtse e~rfahrurm
j Sdtl~0cernciieip ibt0 I'm iipSIiyfup,, {
.pelle oes eointtp's no er pieIe 7
.stihsllt!llaeir genladt bot, aeniebf
u ]
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

-Sebr biIig 5it nerfmpfeli, Ell
idrelles Wotor@oat 90 SUB lang
Muitine bon s 8~feroefrait. nit
6oppeltem gplinoer. Or. 6. 9.
Grail, @etp Sapeu, Mo.
-Sobn 9raenoIe fam am Conn.
tag bon ct. 2oitis, gum 8eild, fein.
er Mntter, 6ralt glg. @ogeI, peIde
beoenfIi6 erfranft mar, fid aber
iest alif DEM @ege Der @eneiuilg
befinbet. 8x tA
IS. 6. goeirg, BON ct. 9ouis,
befanb iif mebrere Gage Der bori-
gen @ode bier, nm Dem 8egrabnib
ieiner Deritorbenen Sannte, Srali
@. s. Yoeing, meIfes am porigen
Gonnerstas itattfano, bei5lapobnen.
-Jranf @aloefer, BON 8oy, mar
am Sienstag bier, Inn ieirc Sdlpc.
tier. Sruu Meta Stegemeper, ab5u.
Doleth, fir einen fur5eit @eiudi bei
ibrer WtiItter, iotpie anoeren Ser.
fpanoten, in Der Secorlo Greet Nad.
baridnft.
-gBie ulrs BON mnBgebenoer Sci.
te m%itgetbeilt mirb, iol Der 8ali
linierer @aifermerfe, inflliipe Der
ab39sfanale, bereits in mifiter
3eit IN Amgriff gelrotnanelp tperoap
mo alsbunr raid ieiuer 8oaenbuais /,
'riigegen geben. I;
Dian periodic nift inn Shau.
bes @eihdfts BON g. s. I
ole ausitelnng DER bieIan i
Ireiie 5n beiittigen, apelde
.rf Dem 8ifnif Der Sdpub-Mrbeite 5
nj nadSten Sonntag, SUR 8ertbeiI- II
trg fo11lI1en tperoen. ii
-SarD 8ruens, nad,oem err elm y
i'm Gloorooo. Sfla., als 2eb- ~
r tb1tig mar lno Damn ben Som. =
Ter in ben @ei5enfelbern BON 8an. !
s ~gearbeitet bot, fam oieier Saae .
bditie I'M ieine poblperbientcn
erieH 5u %senieben. 9,
5rmi s. S. Meuteirs lnuo iSrall a,
aeob 6. Sdnnis, beioe BON Iorri- e.
n. befifseen fid gesenfuartia afs III
ntlenptem in Dem 9ribat : SoipitaI re
il Or. 6. 8. Saffner. unb 6uben q
} beioe elmer Operation atsterso. he
II. 6ral @m. Soelmer, bon bier, 6e
iih ON porigen Mittapob mi
eirer Operation, 1pelde nj
rb Or. Saffner alts9efiibnt dplir. 8,
iarb gebt in ibrer @obm,rg, oil ae
tpeltlifen 6. 5troBe, ibrer Sc. Al
ing e%ntgeaen. an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
Negma:sn erbdlt @aHsr=
apesfe mnO SeipcrS.
Die Sraac sur gonbGnssabe i'm ge.
trase BON $4,000. nit rieiscr
Icbrbcit angeupmmen.
Dit Scr Grridt,lng Der yetricbs.
f%tation nnS Der 8aferbaiins
ioI nnpersiiglid begonneH
mcroen.

Die aIlgemeine Mnfitt am lester
Smstag, 0@n Gag Der Mb9timmuna
iiber Die 9~unoI6rpge, mar, oaB Die
@orlage Die notbige SrpeiSritteI
3abl Der Stinnnetr urr6 luabrlfein.
lid amdj nodl oils grtes MaB, Elm
pnar Duseno Stinunen oariiber
enJuItGlp miiroe, aber alrf eiapeap FOL.
den tbatiadlidem @rbrutidS BON 338,
So. gegen MIR 43. 0ein, apar fiber.
lid ytienuaipo seiaBt; Die &orlage lit
aiio BON Den Stimmgebern att.
geirommen mor0en. uipb 5nuar nit
Der acknowledgement Mebrbeit Don
fait s Stimanen segen / Stimm. F,
Ils Dos 8eiultat Der @obl aage.
mein befannt tpurbe, mar oaber Der
SSlbel groB ulno tbatiddIib eirltim.
mig unO bate cine reselredte Srell.
oeilfeier inn @efolge, Weld,e bis ip1t
i'm Die Rabt binein Dauerte.
Sieie 8abl bot wisoer einnmI
BEN Seipeis geliefert, bob ireerb eir
ne ptd)tige 6roge Dor Der Abitimnl.
illg beprod)en, BON alien Seiterg be.
ilnO aeiali erfldrt perDen
niuB. duenn Die Stimnep oatiir,
,oer bagegen, d,af Gent1n0niB nno
nteaigentem llrtbeil Der 9iirger be.
ioaen.
Die @uiiertperf. unb &anal sra.
Je mar oiesnlaI i'm 8ulfsblatt in
liner MnSabl artifel m0gIidit elm.
bebanoelt, iGapie aud, in off.
ntlifen Geriammllmgen erfI1rt
mo beiprohen monben; Der 5taot-
orb batte nit GROCER 8opfidt urb
'riipolidfeit oie gaiBe sfuselegen. !
cit nnteriud3t mo mar oaber in |
er Gage ben giirgern ieoe ae.
dtrifte alisfruft geben an fonnen, .
'as audi tbutidd)lit aeibebem lit. (!
oelien bate jeoer 8iirger
amigeto @elegenbeii. iidt nit 8e.
tg aluf ciele lpid)tige 6rage gernu :
; informiren, lllo 0as gafis nutur.
Geiultat bieier porberae.
lirgenen S%niormation mar Die iiber.
oltigeatte &a9rGeit 5u @anGten
II gono-Inseo6e. @enp oie giir-
T tom 9ermaam ertnimrt 6aben,
irgenb elm beltimmter 8orifyIaa
mi Woed uno gum Nlrsen Der
Mt, Damn gebt 1eriel6e andJ
irdl uilo Slpar NIT Dolen Seaeln.
Die abltlmrnllrg in Den beiOen
ARCS tpar wie folgt:
Sir @aiiermerbe.,
rst ward Yes 175-No 16
cond ward Yes 163-No q
Total -. Yes 338-No 43
Sir Semers.
ward -. Yes 173-No I'LL
cond ward Yes 160--No soil
Total 80. Yes 333-No AT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

sSobn 5. Mids, BON &otsoan
madte lrr1s geiterm elmer orrqeneh
moi' 8eiddfts6eiisd).
IS. q. Grant, elm prominente.
@eifydftsmniar bonn ct. 2o1iis, ma
lette @ofe nrebrere Gage bier i,
ge1nd bel Ger 5ounilie 8. 6. SO,
bpm.
Ser Central 9rng Store bot
lesten 9ienstag in Der Ieriop 6es
! 9errn S. 90. @oertfer, bon ct
Soui5, elmer tiidtigem 4potbcfer er.
balten.
5rmt sSobn Soeotmann, bon
ct. Souis. befinoet lid a%eaenp6rtia
bier 5um 9eiud) ibrer @eifautiter,
Der Samibie SiIber, ioruie anberen
Ter1uanoten. AZ
-gdp. De MirnIb un6 Satin,
eeb. @anSeriee, nebit beren fleinen,
Su5r, hon ct. 2ouis, befin6en iidI
Dler oliT Beluf BET oen I~ngehoriaen
BON 6run De Munfb.
-Sobn S. Saler uiro morue1,
IN ieiner ~bisberigen 8obnuito qeaer-
ilter Der 90. 6. aird,e, ieiape $aus.
etitridtirtpg mtf Dem 8enteiaeriupos.
tnese perfaufen. Glide slitseiae.
-.t HN#.L .t"f. .rL
Die fatboIiide @en,einh il,
Itorrsion miro, In1it 6er, in n,tierer
Drlldenei beBGteItcn gnit,lone.
aettelfi, or 0ierpstag 0ep 20. slat.
gltlt ibr idbriidcs Eitnif a6tralterl.
SRI. Clara Subbe, peIdoe ,ih
meDrere 8oten bier gum 8ejun
ibrer angebOrieer, Der 5omiIie 6.
Y, gobnn, anfbielt, reilte am Witt.
nod mleoer nndJ ct. 2ouis 5ltriif.
Sn6n @ueller, an Der 9ittle
Serrger spobnboft, miro an Soms.
ocn II. glrgitit, cine 8enteiae.
riltea leiitcs 5encgliden Giaentb1nns
au)altelt. Sie9e In3cige oil anoerer
0rl @era @oI5, Medic u6brettS
hoas9sn Mcdc hei ibreap g1prc.
lorlgen IN &orriion, a4i 8ciiif
par, befono iid bel Gbeo. Iot ms
9atflli, iinS reiite bonn oln @ontna
oteoer tradJ ct. 2olis.
tHas -. -HNNHW hN.E .Nt.# .tEL.E
Sir arbeiten sur 3eit an ei.
.efi aoressbl.d Don so Seiten fir
le Berger Commercial gelepbon
O., tDeldes mir i'm 2alfe Der r9d,. {
Wod1e iertieiteuen prroen un6
aisoann an Die sabIreidsn
oieier unternebmenoen Sc.
slld'aft our 8ertbciIurg fommen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

s. g. Soffman1, BON Gbomois
mar lesten Samstog bier in sc.
fdnften. /.
-Serm. Glaiis. bon @osconobe,
mar ON Nontng bier in @eiddftsnn.
geIesenbeitetl. s.ls
-Sscar @emmer, BON Stem So-
ben, befaro iid an Roniua beiudrs.
merle in Seruranrr.
SRI. 6raires 6. @aIoen. bon
e9tcoso, ut bier alff 8eiud, bel vi.
Niepers nno @attir.
-anton Carl, bon Cole. mar
an Waontng elm pilfpnnener 9e.
litder unieres @eifldfts.
Sni al. @epers febrte ON
Counting bon einem geia,d1 in Obi.
eo3o Unto IN Sefferion gitp ouriid.
g. 6. 9rdutigam, BON geraer.
betano tit am Iesten Sumstog bier
iilto erfreirte uatdJ Inns NIT eirem ge.
luU.
Sill. Gillian Sdsner reiite o,1
Sonntag naf SpringfieIb, Mo..
ann geiuh BON 8erfpanoten uno
Jrcurtben.
Souis Corn trof am lebten
iSreltcg BON aanins Gitp bier Elm,
5li1n geluds BON TerfpnuAtpr ms
5reunben.
Alley. 80. Rief unS Satin limb
todepfre1t iiber Die anfunft zines
tlclnen Stummbolters, meIfer am
SoHi.ag e%ilttrai.
5uau Soiepbine Merfel. BON
". Souis. truf am Iontaq hier
EN- Sum 9eiudJ ibrer GItern. Geo.
yieper uipo @attin.
5r@, Geo. Sunt. bon st
Gonis. betitSet ii6 ieit gonutod
bier dnf 8eilih BEL ibrer Ml1ttpr
6raM 8ilheIm Stride.
Mug. 9~ierapirtb, oi,s ser gahe
bon SfpiS5, befafo lid am Iehter
yaontog bier uiro i~tottete audi uns
eliieir @efd6ftsbeiitd ab.
Srau Seize 8aber, non @orri.
ion, befanb iids mebrere gnae Der
oorigen Wodie bier, OILS @lit ibrer
~arite, 5rau aiu. Sdpitt. !;
- II
-Gbos. efntt uno Satin. BON {
ct. Soiiig, ~Iansten am lebten Irei.
tc3 bier ON Inn Serrn Sdstt's @ut.
ter, 5raip ait1, Sduit. 81 beiuten. !
Sarrp gberIin, ipeIdar In ;Sol. I
9e elmer 8erIesnr8 ibes NlIkes. T
Sage cos ,3iqmmer bitten 9
f'tuble, 1T iett triefer alif Soq1 Bel :
ten.
$40 8rrih iino @a4iin. 70. (
pie Sri. @ertie Shaum6era. tpeld,e !
pre- 5erien bier bel 8eruaneten q
Srennnen nerIebten, febrfen am y
2orira9 tpieoer nodl ST, Sonis al.
lid,
NJ
Geo. Struttmarft, GI. Gbeisen Si
M Or. Rau5henbadl, BON @bine. s,
mo froren bier Inn eipen 2eid,en. fl
~nbS1abUIGi, 5l,r girbnI. 10,
flt1-raiaaJ Der Scifc poru &aago Sod 81
Snieltit. inn sitter BON 81 Tel
g~eitorben ut. fpi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
hesitate.

Don't hesitate.
If you've a small boy trot
him around here the next
time he needs to have his
wardrobe renewed, and we'll
show you that our boys
store reaches the same high
standard you are accustomed
to in the mems department.
Suits So to $3.50.
Hats ST to $3.50.
Straw Hats SOC to $3.50.
Shoes ST. to $3.50.
Mems suits $3.50, cut to
$40.
Mems suits $40, cut to $18.
Mems suits $3.50, cut to
$14.50.
Mems suits SIS, cut to
$780,.
Low shoes formerly So in
tan, gun metal and patent,
now $5.65.
Soft collar shirts at soc
and ST; same with detach. d
soft collars.
Soft collars at 2 for Csc
and Csc, silk and pongee.
Mems cool night shirts,
With and without collars, soc ;
md 81. 4
SUIT cases and bags for
hat trip SIPS to $3.50. 4
Double Eagle st lamps i
very Tuesday. :
Q G $ N E R S s
The place for good goods. e &
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

5rtS. Glainofa II. @ertse 8eilo.
rrth speId)e iidl mebrere 8odaap 6ber
sn 8eiatdI bei tbrer @roBnlrter.
Sroti @otbiIbe SdmeG lap0 msoereu
~9erqun1otell o~ltTgdbalten bntter, uei.
Item am 8ieistog ipteogr IN hire
Seif1ath iru &irfapooS satriif
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-10
MISSING KIRBY
WITNESS IN GARY
Roger de Coverly, Kirby
Chauffeur, Sought by Chi
cago Court, Is Missing.

Judge Lands in Chicago yesterday
took personal charge of the speed lever
of the legal machinery which has been
running along slowly on the Kirby con-
tempt hearing.
These are some of the things he did:
/. Announced emphatically that he
was tired of the dilatory methods of
counsel for both sides, and when he ac
journed court, at o'clock, said the
hearing must be completed on Thurs
day, when it reconvenes. 2. Ordered
Dr. William 7. Kirby and his wife, who
failed to appear in court. and who were
said to be i'll in ST. Joseph's hospital.
to be brought to the federal building
in an automobile at once. 5. Ordered
Roger de Coverly, a witness for the
defense. who has disappeared. to be
produced. He is said to be in Gary.
Roger de CoverIy Missing, Too.
Judge Lands then learned that
Roger de Coverly, the chauffeur who
is said to have driven DR.. Kirby and
his wife with the missing $4,000 from
the Blackstone hotel to Eighteenth
street and Wabash avenue. is missing
He was told De Coverly was In Gary
And order for his appearance In
court was at once issued by Judge
Lands to Attorney CfDonnell. Mrs de
Coverly, who took the stand later. de-
clared she didn't know for whom hel
husband was working.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-10

my famous golden-hued brown full
dress suit BY the way, Richard Nc
Iaughlin. a good old farmer over at
Highlands or Hessville who has been
taking THE TIMES for years was ask
ing me about it the other day. l have
sent the brown suit to be cleaned up
for the policemen's annual ball.
"Ha, ha, / remember my black full
licemen's ball last year. / was trying
to dance one of those Grizzly filings.
Argentine bear cats Turkey tangos
with Gus Newman when l slipped on
the floor and split the cloth In seven
directions.
Il tell you that Michigan oil lands
are the coming thing. Somebody told
] me that Tom Knots is on his way to
Cuba. I would like to frame up with
Cain to cable to the chief of police of
Havana to arrest Tom a fake war
rant and give him a little scare. I once
got arrested that way in Buffalo when
those stockyards boys put a Job upon
me-"
At this juncture Big Tim RENE mbersd
his engagement In Hammond's Wall
street and after grabbing his cane and
new hat he made a bee line for the
door and in a short while was speeding
Hammond way in & G. & /. car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Cattle-Choice to prime steers. $975
a IS; medium to good steers, s715 %
935; inferior to fair steers, $685. Otis;
fat cows and heifers. $4,000 900; can
ners and cutters $2.S5@440.. native
bulls and stays. $4.0oQ7.5o; feeding
cattle. s4.15 q 7.75; fair to fancy veal
calves. ss.5o91o.50; heavy calves. $500
a SIS: mixers and springers, per
head. $4,000 5000
Hogs Bulk of sales. s7.e0@7so:
heavy butchers, S7.7067.S5: light
butchers. s7.65@ $50; light bacon. $7.55
OTIS; light light, $7.35 @7.50; heavy
shipping. sT.78ea 7.s5. heavy packing,
s7.55 ITO; mixed packing, s75o@77O:
rough. heavy packing, s7.35 @755:
light mixed. s755@7.7o: poor to best
pigs, s5.50@7.30.
Sheep-Lambs. good to choice. s7s5
| a 90; lambs. fair to good, s7.35 a SIS
lambs. common to fair, s6.50G735;
| lambs. feeders, 1918 G7.10; lambs
culls. s5.25 a s %; yearlings. fair to bes,
light, $3.50 q $50; yearlings. fair to
| best heavy. 1925 q e25: wethers. good
to choice. s4s59 $50; wethers. plain tc
good. $4,000 4.35.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-10
DOING
It LAST NIGHT
Much Turbulence Is Report
ed From East
Chicago.

The East Chicago police had their
hands full last evening handling num-
erous plain and fancy DRINKS who came
their way and of whom complaint had
been made by others
Davy Jones and Pat Delaney got
fresh on the street car and used pro-
fame language according to the conduc-
tor on whose car they were riding last
night. They were arrested.
James Sample of oklahoma sampled
too freely of Oklahoma and East Chi
cago red eye. and became intoxicated
He was arrested at 151st street and
Railroad avenue.
Andred Kasko was arrested for as
sault and battery upon the complaint OF
Mike Sikora IN whose saloon the trou-
BILE occurred.
Grabor Koze who had been drink ne
freely, showed the effect of his package
in Chicago avenue, and Officer Rajchi-
metz undertook to arrest him when
Koze turned on the officer and tried tc
lick him. He did not succeed, and was
taken to the East Chicago police sta
ton.
Andrew Kerthon mistaking himself
for a tank filled up to the neck AMI
then started on rampage in his board
ing house in 150th street. He laid
about him with chair until he ha
demolished almost every inanimate OBJ
ject In sight. including windows and
doors, and then longing for new worlds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-10
.SERv|ANS RAISE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Benefit at Indiana Harbor
Is a Tremendous
Success.

The Servians of Indiana Harbor gave
an entertainment in Ywano hall, 137th
and Deodar streets. night before last
for the benefit OF the Red Cross society
of their country, and raised $1,000 for
the cause, to be equally divided be-
tween the Servian and the Montene-
gran Red Cross organizations.
The entertainment included the pre-
sentation OF a play by q number of
amateurs, to gether with speeches, etc.
The play was a great success, the per-
formers doing remarkably we'll for
amateurs
L w. Saric president of the Servian
church organization. presided and in
troduced the speakers. The crowd was
thing like all who wished to attend.
to get inside. Every scat was taken
and many were standing and hundreds
were obliged to remain outside. 1t is
estimated that there were nearly 700
persons present.
speech and after he had concluded Mr..
Marvovich of Deodar street, spake.
Peter Haralovich spoke in Creation
and the speech making concluded with
remarks made by NJ. Malisch. Joe
Tomanvovich had been asked to speak
but was unable to attend on account
of sickness
The play presented was entitled
"Skenderbeg."