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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25
RURNHAM

NIr and Mrs sherman Grace Of Pull
man avenue left yesterday for two
weeks visit with friends and relatives
at Knox and South Whitley Ind
Miss a. STEERS Of Rensselaer,. Ind.
is here visiting her niece. Mrs. George
Phillips Of Center avenue.
Mr and Mrs. e. r. Neuls OF Park
avenue entertained company from out
Of town on Wednesday evening
Mrs. II McCermlek of Center avenue
spent Wednesday afternoon in Ham
mond
" c. Mel transacted business in
Chicago on Wednesday morning.
Mrs Luke Reed Of Pullman avenue
spent Wednesday afternoon in Ham
mond shopping
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25
GRANTED INSURANCE
AFTER CONSUMPTION

There are so many cases of Consump-
ton reported where the details show
the disease started with a cold or
cough, that 1t is really surprising that
people are not more anxious to imme-
dfately stop these apparently minor
troubles our advice is stop the
cough or cold. if possible without de
lay. Otherwise more serious troubles
are likely to follow. II the medicines
you are now taking do not bring relief
try Eckman's Alternative, as this man
237 Dean St, Brooklyn. n Y
Gentlemen. ] am giving YOU below
brief history OF my case. which I trust
you Will use for the benefit Of those
suffering from any similar troubles
About year and half ago 1 no.
ticed that my health was rapidly fail
ing until at the end of six months my
weight had fallen to 129 pounds. L
was troubled with night sweats. SEE
in fact absolutely no ambition whar-
ever About this time { consulted
physician. who told me my lungs wer0
affected Not satisfied, I Went TO anotR-
CIR doctor who after examining me said
that I was in the first stages of con
sumption. Al this point 1 started to
take Eckmans Alternatives The night
sweats stopped almost immediat ely, my
cough became loosen and gradually dis
appeared My weight is now lfg
hounds and my phEsic an has pro-
nounced me perfectiv sound-which ~
gether with the fact thar I have been
accepted by two different Insurance
sure Of my entire recovery by Eckman'
Alternative I should be very glad to
communicate with any one who would
be interested o. N my case ", r CIR,
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
bronchitis, Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat
and Lung Troubles. and in uphunoing
the system. Does NOT contain poisons.
opiates or habit-forming drugs For
sale by Otto Negele and other leading
druggists. Ask FOR booklet telling Of
IN 4 . Pa F
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25
HERE IS A
HELPER FOR YOU
Let the --latest Dictionary be
Your Aid and Every Day
Assistant at All Times.

Did you ever watch skilled work
man?
The speed and accuracy of his ac-
complishment seems WONDERFUL Not
a moment is ever lost IN finding the
right tool; everything seems ready to
his hand. h Is never hampered by any
other thought than that Of the exc
cution which makes his handiworL
grow rapidly before your admiring
eyes
Did il ever occur TO you that nearly
half of his thinking is done for him.
Look more carefully and. whether
it be in the smoke and CRIME Of the
mill, IN the carpenter or machine shop.
foundry or mason's yard. you will al
most invariably ind the modest ef-
fective helper near at hand
THE TINES dictionary is Just such
helper to those who work in words
You have watched the boy throwing
red-hot rivets TO a structural iron
worker and marvelled at the two
minds working in unison and the ac-
curacy with which the bits Of heated
metal are hurled just as they are need
odd
The dictionary is Just such a helper.
ready 70 hurl the right word for just
] the right time up to where your mind
! IS working in creative effort
/ Those who keep TIE TIMES Diction-
AIRY at their elbows are always sure
Of having At hand just the right tool
+ their tongue needs
miIlman from a nearby town ex-
planned his theory OF q helper He had
/ just received his New Websterian and
1 was inspecting IT with delight when
he said
baf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25
No More Weary
Burning, Aching Feet
EGO for the Feet Relieves
in 5 Minutes.

Don't be skeptical. Just because
other treatments have failed is no rea
sen why YOU should be discouraged
over your poor sore and painful feer
Money back if after trying EzO,
the soothing. healing, refined ointment
your foot troubles do not vanish
That's an honest offer and it means
ALL foot misery for it takes the
agony from Corns. Canouses aad
}unions SO quickly that users are joy
fully astontshed.
Nothing better for chapped hands
ara face lought skin. ch nn'ains ard
frostbites. Summers Pharmacy guaran-
tees EzO-only 20 cents at 8rugeists.
Ask for EGO FOR THE FEET-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

of Miss Barbara Klein Of this place at
present
Mrs. f Newcomer Of Chicago is
spending the weeks end out here the
guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Ziesenhene
Mike Koerner. Of ScherervlIle was a
Dyer visitor Wednesday evening
Joseph Keilman transacted business
at Crown Point Wednesday,
\. W stommel made a business trip
to Chicago Yesterday.
Roy Peacock vas visitor at La
Fayette Thursday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

matches at Philadelphia Ouimet ana
schmidt both played in the national
amateur championship at the Chicago
Golf club.
Golf Instructor Dickson Of the Ham
mond Country club is closing the
greens this week preparatory to re-
turning to his home ia Bloomington.
The finals in the consolation race
at the Hammond Country club between
George Hannauer and Charles Binder
win be played tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. This match win decide the
last contest In the matches.
The weather is not keeping the en-
enthusiasts of the links these days and
those who are taking advantage Of
these fine days are enjoying the game
as only those can who ike to get out
IN the sparkIIng air Of fall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25
SPORTING NOTES.

Dayton O., oct. 25.-Jack Dillon Of
Indianapolis was given the decision
over Gus Christie of Milwaukee last
night al the end of the fifteenth round
New York, OCT. 25.-The golf team
Of the Chicago Engineers club defeat
cd the New York Engineers in a match
here yesterday for In Engineers tro-
ply.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25
HIGHLANDS

The Ladies' Aid society of Highlands
viii give a Halloween social in the
pubic school house Thursday evening.
oct 81 a good program will be given.
NJ Walker has returned to his home
ia Chicago
Glen L96ick who is sick with typhoid
fever. is very much Improved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

Central Music hail was packed with
a capacity crowd last evening to hear
the home talent entertainment given by
the Christian Fndeavor society Of the
Presby terrain church The National
Trombadours. the home of the enter
tatnment proved to be especially en-
PERTAINING and enjoyable. and all those
who took part ia the same deserves
great credit Time and space forhids
the deserving favorable mention that
should be awarded to each and every
one taking part IN the entertainment,
suffice 10 say that an ala well and
deserving of all the ancores that We're
showered upon them. A good sum was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

Mrs. Ed Nee, who VIII move into the
new hotel in the Groman building on
the first Of ptscernher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

good chew has ever made wise
man happy. Moral: Chew UNION
SCOUT sCRAP.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

THE TIMES Is TRYING HARD To
MERIT THE SUCCESS At HAs
ACHIEVED
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

ARE You READING TIE TI~nss
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
DElARM'S PAL
 PLEADS GUILTY
Surprises Counsel for the 0oy- ernment and His Own Attor-
 neys by His Plea.

Seattle, Dec. 26.--R. II. Mac wasoraer, the partner of Dclarm, who was accused by the govern ment of using the mails to de- fraud, plead guilty to the offence. His pleading came as a surprise both to the attorneys who were retained to defend him and also to the government.
 Delarm disappeared last Feb ruary and has not been seen since, although every effort has been mad" (" apprrhcnd him. It. was reported that he was dead and his body buried by his pco- pie, but tn" secret service of the pnStntfire claim il was q fake an,l d franc-up. and that Drlarm is still alive.
 Drlarm and MarW"Snrarr were accused of floating fraudulent land an.l irrigation company through the mails. and were ar rested almost fifteen months ago.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
SHEPARD DENIES .
 HUMBOLDT THEFT
Says He Allowed Wiseman to Ride With HIm Because of
 Twenty Years' Friendship.

Seattle, Dec. 26.--Glen Shep- ard, the former purser of the S. S. Jefferson, who was arrested last Tuesday because he was supposed 10 have knowledge of the Humboldt robbery, denies any Knowledge of the affair, and says he allowed Wiseman, who is all SO under arrest, to ride on the boat for a half fare because of a friendship extending over twenty years.
 Two hundred thousand dollars m gold was stolen from the $. <. Humboldt in 1910 and although part of ill" money was recovered and S"V"ral nf those concerned in tn" robbery have been given Jail S"nI"nc"S. yet the mystery has never been cleared up.
 The pulir" claim that Shcuard and WlScman can. if they will. tell how ih" job was done and where ih" balanrr of the money is.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
POTTER KILLS
 TRAIN R0BBER
Whist Broom Artist Follows HoIdup Man and Bests Crook
 in a Pistol Duel.

Tusla, Okla. Dee. 2G.--WaItcr Daniels, colorrd Pullman port CT, followed the negro holdup man. who robbed the Sf. LOuis- Frisco train and after battle between the two in which each cmptied their six shooters, the robber came off second best. The porter succeeded in killing his man with the last shot.
 All the loot. amounting iO many thousands of dollars. was rrrov- cred. The holdup look place in a lonely part of the slate and the chances were good for a Eil- away but for lhc bravery of the porter. The express ear had been robbed and a heavy money con sienncnt taken by the rObbrr. All tn" stolen property was rrcovcr- rd from he dead body of the thief.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
HAWKINS CASES
 ~ ARE .0N TRIAL
Prosecution Moves Dismissal on One indlotment--Defense Asks
 for Instructed Verdict.

The Hawkins misdemeanor cases were brought on for trial this morning, 13 cases being consolidated, the following jur- Ors having been selected: w. M. Holland, II. s. Coleman, 4. Bell, C. Hubbard, C. II. Sharp, James Kennedy, Jerry Callaghan. M. J. Black, James Bremen, G. w. Smallry. Elliot Stewart. The pan rl beiug exhausted, both sides stipulated to try the case with eleven jurors.
 Upon the prasccuIiO stating Inc ease the defense asked for an instructed verdict as lu eleven of tn" indictments.
 The court took lhr matter uu- der adviS"nicnI until tomorrow ,.iurning.
 On tn" thirteenth indictment. rh urging defendant with having InaL,' Il fal$1 entry. the pruSrcu- iI"n found iiSril unable tu pro- due" q witness willing tO swear That inc entry was false and were forced tO move for a dismissal, which the court granted. The d f"nSr then urged proceeding against the other indictments OF m the case against Parsons, but at tn" suggestion of the court an ahJ"urnnlrnI was taken until to- tIlDrrDW nIDrOii,r
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
MOOSE HOLD
 ANNUAL DINNER
Largo Crowd Gather at Moose Hall in Spite of Heavy Storm
 --ChiIdren Have Tree.

In spite of the worst storm of tine season and the heavy drift ing snow, the Moose dinner was largely attended and many chil- dren accompanied their parents to the hall.
 The dinner started promptly at i o'clock and it was one of the best dinners served by the order since the starting of this annu- al dinner custom li years ago. The main dancing hall was neat ly decorated and the dinner serv- cd on three long tables, after which the hall was cleared and dancing started early and cOntin n- ued until late in the morning.
 The Church of the Epiphany held their Christmas tree at 7:3O and many children attended, all though it. was blowing gale. santa Claus also came and paid a short viSit to the children and distributed the Christmas toys.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
AN UNDERWORLD STORY. BY ROSE
eecker's Farmer, Writing for Press Syndicate, TeIis Of Life
 Of the Underworld.

New York, Dec. 26.--Jack Rose, the partner of Lieut.. Becker, the convicted murderer of Gambler ROsenthal, has sold to press syndicate the story he has writ ten of the doings of the under world, and it will be published in few days. He will lay bare the social sores of the great city, telling of the police connection with the lower strata of the city's inhabitants.
 After the publication of the letters Rose will spend some time nn tn" Naud"Nill" stage at q high salary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
FLAWS SISTER
 MARRY BANKER
Former Countess Yarmouth to Become Bride of Banker
 Whitney, of Boston.

Philadel phia. Dec. 26--The an nUuncement is made of the en- gagement of the former Countess of Yarmouth, a sister of Thaw's, Lo Banker Whitney, of Boston. Whitney is a descendant of the pioneers who came to this coun- try on the MayfOwer. and is worth many millions. The coun- tess is a sister of Harry Thaw, who killed Stanford White in a roof garden theater in New York about five years ago. Thaw is now confined in the Mattawan asylum for the criminal insane. He has made many efforts to have the courts of New York release him but without avail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
THOMPSON SUES
 COL. BLETHEN Former Seattle Engineer Wants $S0,000 for Malicious Libel
 From Times Owner.

Seattle, Dee. 26.--Fnrncr City Engineer Thompson has cOm- Inenced an action in recover damages to the amount of S8O.- 900 from Colonel Blrthrn for ma licious libel.
 Blethen iS owner of the Seat tie Times and made vigorous attack on Thompson while the latter was in office under form CT administration.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
Hor Work Is Fulfilled.

Los Angeles. Dee. 2i.--Sislrr Xavier. nu" nf Ilc bravo women who. a quarter Of century ago. when the smallpox epidemic was raging in lhis city. volunteered U" nurs" in n p"sthnusr. died nf h"art disease. She was also Il IamorS teacher of Spanish and English. She was 7i years old,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
CONGRESS WILL CONVENE
 ON 13TH DAY OF MARCH

Washington, D. O., Dec. &C., Tresidont-oieot Wilson and Speaker Of tho House Champ Clark have decided to call a spec laI session of congress to oon- vene on tho 18th of March to revIso tho tariff. It is tho In- tention Of tho leaders to oarry out tho policy Of tho party for a downward tariT rovIsion, ale though a rebellion Ia, exp eotod Ip tho party agalnst tho attempt to lower tariff rates on many oom-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

Word has been received to the effect that the Copper River rail- road has been blockadcd by snow slides and that it is hoped io have tn" line cleared for traffic within len days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
JUDGE THOMAS LYONS
 DENIES BARNETTE NEW TRIAL

Tuesday evening Judge Lyons rendered an adverse decision In tho application Of the attorneys for Captain earnotte for Q new trIaI because Of tho prejudice of tho Jury which returned Q vor- dlot Of guilty In tho misdemean- or case tried last week.
 Captain aarnetto was found guilty Of making . false state
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

nooities which arc manufactured In district strongly Democratic. It is held by some Democratic senators and representatives that the revision should not bo made where 1t will hurt tho party; that tho changes should effect only hop ubiioan districts and manu- faoturers.
 It was announced today that General Leonard Wood, tho ohIef of stan, would have charge of tho Inaugural parade.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

Owen Meals. left Valdez iu go in tn" power house. but before n" had gone very far the wind started up and hr lost OIL oar. then h" hrIfI"h around for the balanrr If ilI" day. finally land ing at ilI" mouth of Mineral creek. from which point IIr was ahl" lr make town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
MARIPoSa DUE
 TOMORROW MoRNINo

Tn" Mariposa passed Juneau at [ a. m. Christmas morning and shoul1 roach C. II dnva this aft D. noon at n'rl mk and is due tu arriv" in Valdez {; '.r.rrnw nlrrn. ing
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
Masked Mon Rob Station.

Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 2a.-- Four masked men today entered the freight office of the Canadian Northern railroad al Edmonton, tied up two clerks. blew open the safc and escaped with several thousand dollars.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
EXPLANATION.

Owing to the break down on the main line of the eIeotrioaI power company, tho Prosp eotor has been unable to issue It's usu- al neway number today, being compelled to appear In abreviat- cd form.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
Dynamite Placed In Reviewing Kiosk Exploding Fifteen Min utes After the President Had Left-One Person Was WoundedWholesale Arrests Were Made
 President Being Closely Guarded

Z6An attempt while he ident and the had left the stand blown and wounded policeman
 Wholesale have been made lined with police and guard has been placed buildings United placed around the occupied president prevent any further h CT take his ife ~
  o tweo eaands shegush ofCoLnaG
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
THE STEAMER YUKON
 PASSED JUNEAU TODAY

Tn" Alaska Coast company boat Yukon passed .Junrau at , "'rl"ck Ihi$ afternoon. She will stop at fakutal and kaialla and il is n"l kn"wn just when she will arrive at Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

mont with intent to dofraud, and the Jury returned a verdict of guilty. The attorneys claimed that he had no intention of de- fraudins and that ho signed the statement as e matter of routine business.
 Tho Judge sot Saturday at 10 e. m. as tho time for passing of sentence.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
BARGE RECOVERED
 BY COLONEL o'NEIL

\ barge about twenty feel square was seen drifting past FI. Lisrum and Col. D'N"il. the post romIland"r. sent lhr Lieut.. Don aldsOn out to bring inc barge ashore, which was done, and il iS HOW anchored or the fort.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

Four poles W"ni out al Lowe river yesterday afirrnnn and the llEliIs were cut on from town all of last night and also all day. \ force of men have been en- gagged in ulaking temporary re- pairs.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26
62 Wins "Valdez BIum.u

Tn" holder of ticket number 52 is the winner of Valdez Blum,' and may have same by presenting the ticket at the store Sf S. Blum & Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

Lost. q brown hal and a black Inuslachr. ih" finder will please return in Ben SiIvrrnIan. the tailor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

How frighlfully you snorcd last night"
 "Scs, ii is inherited"
 From your parents?" No, from my grandfather, who ran n steam sawmill."
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

The grand jury submitted their final report io the court this af- terno"n. The full report will be published in the Sunday Miner.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-26

Perhaps if every rose didn't have it's thorn it would not be half so allurine.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-04

On Political business.
l.. f. Fox and J. Monroe Stewart
two well known Socialists went to
De Beque this afternoon on political
business.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-04
DR.. HUBBARD IS
TRAINING GIRLS
To KEEP HOUSE
Local Man at Ann
Arbor is / eaching
Domestic Course

DIR. Winfield S. Hubbard, well
known in this city, is teaching a
course of domestic science in the
University of Michigan which is at
tracing more than local attention.
Ann Arbor is training the co-eds
through DR.. Hubbard to be house
keepers. Fudge will not longer set
the limit of culinary ability for the
young undergraduates, but corned
beef and cabbage, warmed weinies
and pumpkin pie will be possible
concoctions.
Chafing-dish cookery is not the
fashion where DIR. Hubbard reigns
supreme; but a good old greasy grid
die, with coal fire under IL, is one
of the textbooks, and dainty damsels
in dimity and damask will exercise
themselves with flapjack turner's and
waffle irons. while others will study
the intricacies of broom welding as
applied to dirty floors.
They do say that DIR. Hubbard is
a most efficient housekeeper himself.
and that the girls under his tutelage
are learning faster than mother did.
The course accidentally put In q
study of foods and their dietic value.
Simple tests for identity, purity and
strength, including staTches. sugars.
/ fats. flavoring extracts. spices. bev-
erages. preservatives and dairy prod
ucts, with the chemical changes that
occur in baking. jelly making, cleans
| ing, etc.
The chemistry portion of the course
VIII also go into dyeing, chemical
cleaning processes and all the other
household problems a knowledge of
which will mitigate criticism on the
modern college girl.
! DR.. Hubbard's friends in this city
will wish him we'll
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-04
FULLY SCOTT
LABOR FRIEND

A circular has been distributed
among laboring men by enemies of
Judge Tully Scott claiming that he
had used his influence against the
woman's eight hour bill introduced
in the last legislature. This is an
unfair statement as only half the
truth is told. Judge Scott opposed
the measure because 1t was uncon-
stitutional, full of jokers and WAS
NOT IN THE INTEREST OF THE
LABORlNG PEOPLE. 1t would have
proved injurious Instead of helpful to
the cause of labor.
Judge Scott has consistently work
ed at all times for a square and fair
woman's eight hour bill and is doing
so. now. Time and agaip Tully Scott
has proven his friendship for or
ganized labor.
He should have he support of union
labor men. in his race for Judge of
the supreme court
tfJidge Campbell, his, republican OPP
ponent, has saiways& &beenS arrayed
against union labor as his record on
the bench WIFI prove.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-04
WILL BREAK
OLD RECORDS

I'VE win break every existing
record on the lists this season in
the gymnasium" said Physical Di-
rector Kirke Earle Wallace of the
local Y. NJ. C. A. today. THE city
is full Of athletic talent, If they
will only attend the gym and prac-
tice diligently they can break every
local record without doubt. Some
of the present records are good and
some are poor, but they can all be
beaten and will be beaten this sea-
SON"
Mr.. Wallace reports exceptional in
terest in the newly organized girls
class and says the young ladies are
doing very well. Il am really sur
prised at the sturdiness of Grand
Junction girls. They are apt, agile,
as a rule larger and stronger than
their eastern sisters. ! am sure that
the gym class will turn out some re-
markable examples of feminine gym
nasts. The girls are taking right
hold of the swimming problem and
ere the winter has passed, every one