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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Boston. Aug. :.
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAL-Bas
meal. sl.5sa1.eo; graduated. sA10d415l
bolted. S.Oa41o; oatmeal. rolled. $3.50
$40: cut and ground. s5.75d5.e5; rye flour,
$4.2pd4.66; graham flour. $3sOG4.
FLOUR-SprinG patents. DID,. s5.6On5. Oj
spring patents. new. s5,1Na5.5o; spring
clears. new, A.5O14.75; winter patents,
SIS. a5d5.50; winter straights. $5d5.35; win.
ter clears, $A50d5; Kansas. new. In sacks,
$45oa5.
CORN-Spot. No. 2 yellow. Sac; steamer
yellow. s3iac; No. 8 yellow, SIC; for ship
ment. all rail. No. 2 yellow. SAC: No. Z
yellow, SIC; lake and rail l cent less than
all rail.
OATS-Spot. No. 1 clipped. 64c: NO. 1
clipped. 62hao: No. 8 clipped. 62c: for ship.
mcnt, new. 3s lbs. prompt, Ale; new. &
lbs. prompt, +1sc; new. "a lbs. prompt.
40c; new, SO lbs. all Aug, go; new, q
lbs. all Sept. 3s1ac.
HAY-Choice. $50; No. 1 grade. H7.5oa
%; No. 2 grade. sNG25.O: No 8 grade.
s1sGla; straw, rye, slsd1s; oats. 1850.
MILFEEI'-spring bran. ga: wintes
bran. s2id25.5O: m%iddlings. $z7.751ooS5I
mixed feed. SIG. 5oa3o.5O; red dog. $3a.7l
c%ottonseed meal. old SO, new $s1.Bo: I'm.
seed meal, old s3s. new sss, hominy feed.
s29.15: gluten feed. 5000: stock feed, 5000,
oat hulls. SIS.
PORK PRODUCTs-short out end
heavy backs. SO: medium. $21GZ. Is: long
cut. ssS; raw Leaf. 1870: rendered Leaf.
1sc; pure lard. llNc: dressed hogs. 9N@
1oc.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, extra sides. 1t3&
| N 1EC. heavy Minds 1RfLT1,ACs hoo1v <Opoa
121l2Ac; lambs. fancy. 151d5ho; medium.
l2G14c: yearlings. Sauc: veals. fancy, 16ci
medium. 13114c: ordinary, logic.
POULTRY-Northern fowl. 1701scO
western large. lie: medium, 1591ec,
western broilers. 2sGac: live fowl. IA
$50; native broilers. Glib. and up. dressed,
26aesc; live. 1sa2Oc; SQUAD, s292N dos:
spring ducks. o0c.
EGGS-Choice hennery. 3l0e2c: eastern,
extras. 2sG2sc: western. extras. a4026ci
frsts. col21c.
BEANSLCarload lots. pea beans. IN
az bu.: No. 2. s275a2.s IS: medium. N.e60
3: yellow eyes. s27n12.7t: red kidneys.
$2.@q3: California, small white, ea.i5a
a2o: foreign pea beans. $27692s5; Lima
beans. 6Ad7c ID
APPLEs-Eariy varieties. pcaS1.60 boz.
POTATOES-New. $2.5O02T Dbl. $1,000
2 bg., sweet potatoes. $2.60Q4.o Dbl. ;
FRUIT-California oranges. naveiat
&SG4.O; blueberriee. l0d14o; urSants "a
SC: Maine raspberr1es. 1111ao: blackber-
ries. 10015c; Arizona c~antaioupes. s2.6o0
8 crt: North Carolina, s101.Bo ort; Call.
fornia, $1.5oG2 orts watermeions, 1oa26o
each: peaches. 75c931.60 per 7-bskt car
rier.
Refined sugae-&26c for granulated and
fine In eobbl lots; wholesale grocers'
quote $3.50 for less than % bbas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
COTTON SPOT.

New York. Aug. 7-Cotton spot CLOSED
quiet: middling upland. <12.65; middling
gulf, a.. 80; no sales.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
MEETING PLACE
IS NOW CHANGED
Burnham and West Ham
mond People Requested
to Turn Out.

A big impetus will be given TO the
plan to build viaduct over the Aficbt-
gan Central tracks at Burnham ave-
nue. at the meeting which is to be held
at Helms hall tonight
Inc meeting was to have been held a.
the ofhces of the West Hammond, Trust
& savings bank, but it was afttrwa "a :
sthought advisable to use Helms han for
the reason that there would be mora
room there
A hundred letters have been sent o,,t
TO residents of Hegewiseh and Rurn-
nam. and it is believed that there vii
De large attendance of West Ham
mond citizens
ways and means will be devfsed -
finance the building of the yiaduct ava
IL IS hoped that the project will he s-ot.
ten well under way The fact is he
coming more and more appreciated thai
West Hammond and Burnham and Hep-
ewisch must have a north and souti,
thoroughfare If they are to be factors
In the development of the great aCl
umet district.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
JASPER HULL IS
SENTENCED At HUB
Lowell Man Fined $50 and
Costs and Sent to Jail
For Thirty Days.
Special to The T1Mrsl


crown Point, Ind. March 2o.-Jasper
Hull of Lowell charged with operating
biind pig, was araigned in the Lake
circuit court before Special Judge Otto
bruce this morning and pleaded guilty.
to the charge
lie was sentenced to 80 days in iail
at crown Point and was fined $50 and
costs He began serving his sentence
March 10 Hull is the second Lowell
citizen to go to jail under this charge
Two weeks ago Louis Berg was
round guilty of running blind tiger
by a jury In Special Judge Bruces
court and was sentenced to 80 days In
jail and was fined $50. This was the
nrst conviction in Lake County under
the new blind tiger act
1t Will be remembered that earlv ~
the regime of Thomas E. Knots as
mayor of Gary that following Tho ar-
rest of a number of men charged with
running blind pigs, while Calumet
township was dry, that number of
the mappeared before Knots and
pleaded guilty.
Knots imposed the minimum fine of
$50 but he did not follow the law which
demands the imposition of a minimum
sentence of 80 days in Jail In each case
of a conviction or a plea of guilty 10
thlS charEe-
50 that the sentencing of Berg and
Hull may be said to be the first in
stance in Lake county in which the new
blind tiger act was invoked and its
drastic provisions are beginning to be
appreciated.
IHE TIMES was in error yesterday i'm
stating that it was Peter Berg who had
decided to plead guilty. Peter Berg js
responsible citizen of Lowell and is
no relation to the Berg who was sen
fenced this morning. The error arose
through slip made by THE TIMES
Crown Point informant
The case of the State of Indiana vo
FRANK Ahlgrim. charged with the same
onense was continued for the tern,
Nhen the state won a victory in its
prosecution of Berg, whose influence
was calculated to save his hide It IL
believed that Hull decided that he
would plead guilty and save the conrt
costs on the theory that to fight the
case would be futile These successful
prosecutions are. expected. te end, fsrI
wears tD come, the operations of -bafud1
pigs in the southern part of Lake
county
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
DEMOCRATS FROM
COUNTY At CAPITAL
Live Bunch Helping to Make
Things Merry at State
Capital.

FIFTY live Lake county democrats are
Fat indianapolis today for the sta te con-
Tvention, which will be held tomorrow.
The district conventions will be held
this evening. as the same delegates who
are to sit in the state convention are
also the delegates to the district con-
venion.
Lake county democrats are hoping to
the last minute that by some good turn
of the wheel of fortune Judge Lawrence
Becker will come cut of the convention
as the nominee for governor but this
was admitted only as remote possi-
bility by the judges friends in Ham,
mond. Judge Becker himself has thrown
cold water on the boom, and all that
his friends win try hard to get for him
is seat as a delegate from the Tenth
district to the national convention at
Baltimore
Every train carried its quota of demo-
Gratis to the state capital. all eager for
a fray, which lacked the ginger of for
mer years. however. because Samuel
Raiston ioomed Up as the undefeatable
candidate for the gubernatorial nom-
nation
Some serappisg is expected in the
district convention. and also for some of
the state offices.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

OUT FOR
ASSESSOR

west Hammond political circles were
interested in the announcement this
morning that John j. Brehm had with
drawn from the race for mayor of West
Hammond at the urgent request of his
friends and had decided TO make the
race for republican, candidate for as
SCISSOR for the town of Thornton. Cook
county. Ills. at the election April 2
This determination came last week in
answer to the appeal of many of the
Cook county out-towns and townships
was candidate before the convention
at HarSey, and succeeded in capturing
102 delegates, his nomination being
hnally made unanimous MIR Brehm
feels that what his friends term the
outrageous attacks that have been made
about him are so foreign to hisycareer
in West Hammond. he refuses to take
part in the citt~campaign As a candi-
date for city office.
Mr. Brehm mas been a resident of
Cook county. all his life He was born
in the old Third ward. in the citv of
Chicago, 50 years ago. For the last Il
years he has been a resident of Thorn
ton township and an active worker in
the republican ranks. This is the first
time that he has ever been a candi-
date for office in the township. Mr.
Brehm is in the 5eaming and contra et
ing business, having done a great deal
of the road work in the past ten years
in the township He is a member Of
four organizations--the Elks. g a =
X. o. It. NJ. and X c.
In the year 1911 he finished that nor
tion of the sewers to be built in the
village of Dolton that was left unfin-
Continued on page fve \
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
TO AMEND THE
BUILDING ORDINANCE
Committee on Public Safety
to Take Action on I'm
portant Question.

An amendment TO the building or
dinance regulating the size of stair
ways IN commercial buiiaings was in
troduced in the city council last night
and was referred o-the committee on
public safety. The amendment is aimed
to strengthen section 30 of the building
ordinance and provides for a uniform
size of stairways in buildings of a Civ
en- size
The ordinance granting permission to
the firm. of Downey & Portz to con-
struct side track across State street.
east of Columbia avenue for a storage
ward north of the Michigan Central
tracks went to its second reading, final
action having been impossible. the re-
quired two-thirds of the council were
not present
An ordinance fathered by John Mori-
arty providing that for gates on Towle
street and Sheffield avenue, to be main
tafned blythe South Shore line and also
gatemen to operate the same went to
its second reading. The ordinance pro-
vides for fine. the minimum of which
shall be s10 and tie maximum s1eo
The contract between the board of
pubic works and the J r. Glow & Sons
Co for so tons of eight-inch water pipe
at s23.so ton was passed 10 its sec
ond reading
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

HOLD THEIR
CONVENTION

The socialist party Of Lake county
held its nominating convention of
county officers III Hammond last night
in room at 141 Sibley street
]. l. Day, chairman of the party,
opened the convention, and Attorney
Paul CHASER of Gary presided as tenn
porary chairman. The various locals
and branches were represented by
about fifty delegates. Not all the nom
inations were made yesterday but those
which We're ratified by .the convention
are as follows:
Treasurer-D. Wilcox. Hammond
Auditor-Wil1iam Malett. Hammond :
Recorder-william Musgroye, Indiana
Harbor
Sheriff-H III. Friek. Gary.
Representative-Rev Carpenter. Indi-
ana HaTbor.
coroner-Dr w a. wiser. Indiana
Harbor.
Superior court judges troom j -
Stanley Grabara. East Chicago; Groom
y Henry Soltwedel, Hammond; Groom
- Paul ). Chaser. Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
NO MORE WIGGLERS
At COUNTY FAIRS
Freaks Arr. Barred Hence
forth and Oriental Danc-
ers Passe.

No more will you be able 70. dcdgs
wife ands slip into tent at ne co,asatss
fair at Grown Point 70 see the orientaI
wigglers.
No more, will you be able to see the
nve-ieSged calf or the ive-headed
snake Oriental dances. sideshow
freaks, old-time barker and sensa-'
tionalisms will be barred from the state
fairs of the Middle West next Fall, ac-
cording to an edict ISSUED at a meeting
of state fair officials at the Auditorium
Hotel last night. I'VE have shut out
the freaks and offensive dancers THE
eyar." said J. C. Simpson. secretary OF
the Minnesota state fair. who presided
at the meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
BIG HORSE SALE.
Special to TUE TIMEs.a

Crown Point, Ind. March .20-Yes-
terday's horse market proved to be a
record breaker in more ways than one
the crowds being the largest ever
known here on a sale day and the
prices for horsefesh proba bly, reaching
the highest notch ever paid at a local
market The crowd of farmers and
buyers came early and the sale CON
tinued without any appreciable decline
In activity until late In the afternoon.
AS high s400 is reported a beintr
paid for one horse. This price of
course. was an exceptional one for a a.
extraordinary good animal but the
prices on the whole ranged for above
the average. 1t is estimated that near
1y sixty horses were bartered and ex-
changed during the days transactions.
The March horse sale of 1912 will go
down in history as a record breaker
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
Al ATTORNEY
TO CONFER
AT CAPITAL


The question as to whether or not
the bond attorneys will accept the
bonds1on Sheffield avenue if the street
is made widersthan twenty-four feet
has come up and City Attorney John
Gavit will go to Indianapolis tomorrow
to talk with some of the leading bond
attorneys about this phase of the ques-
tioH.
Ii the bond attorneys Indicate that
they Will not accept tile bonds for so
loot street pavement then it will be
necessary for the city TO assess the the
abutting property owners for the ex-
ira cost of the street
The county commissioners are GO
ing ahead with the plans for the street
improvement just though there
would be 10 difficulty with the bond
buyers. It is hoped that the bond at
tornoys can be dissuaded from the view
they have taken of the proposition
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
GARY HEARS THAT
JAMESON MAY QUIT
Nothing Official From Calu-
met Township Republi-
can Leader, However.

There is much talk in Gary today
that Sandy Jameson, assessor OF Calu-
met township and boss of affairs re-
publican down around Ross and the
Griffith farms, may withdraw from
the race for the republican nomination.
for auditor in favor of John A Bren-
nan
Mr.. Brennan's candidacy continues to
meet with favorable attention through
out the county and he Is pretty well
confident of the nomination.
The race which he made for mayor OF
Gary under hard conditions and the
fact that he has been a hard partv
worker has won for him Widespread
recognition. Efforts to obtain definite
information from Mr.. Jamieson were
useless this afternoon a she could not
be reached. ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
'GAV|T GETS HIS
HAMMOND FRANCHISE

With six counciimen absent and one
voting no the Gavit-kcnnedy avenue
franchise was just barely passed at the
regular meeting of the Hammond city
council last night. Those voting for II
We're: Moriarty. Whitaker, Paseaiy.
Eggers. Hover, Markmueller. East
wood and Lauer. John Kane voted
against It,
The councilmen absent were Sturm.
Stodola. Cotton. Schultz, Kaill and Hub
bard. Whether there was an explicit or
tacft agreement among these council
men to remain away from the meeting.
In the hope of delaying the franchise.
remains to be seen. If this was their
object they needed only the accidental
absence of one of the other members
who voted for it. and their purpose
would have been accomplished because,
sof lack OF majority vote.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
EAST CHICAGO IS
FACED WITH PROBLEM

out not only the cost of the bridge in
that event. but also it would be out 900
feet of splendid dockase property. the
concession offered by the East Chicago
company TO the city to do what is its
plain duty, without being forced into
1t by arbitrary methods.
c. A. Westberg, vice president of the
East Chicago Company in an interview
this morning regarding the delay on
the part of the city council in passing
the appropriation ordinance providing
for the building of a temporary bridge
over the canal at Forsyth avenue. de :.
clared that his company regrets the de i.
lay very much.
Said Mr.. Westberr: I'VE are at loss
20 Understand the motives Of the coun-
cilmen in failing to act on SO important
matter. and do not know whether to
Inn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

The city of East Chicago is confront
81 with serious problem owing to the
failure on the part of the city council
to meet on Monday and pass the appro-
prfation for the building of a $4,000
bridge Unless something is done in
the matter and done at once. the East
t'nicag so company is likely to lose pa
sfence and proceed with the work of
cuxting through the west branch of
The canal over forsyth avenue, regard
iesF Of bridge, n the company has
peefect right to d } under the law This
would leayss one of the main arteries
bstsTeen Ghicag' and Hemmend i'm
pssstblc, tying ip the street cars and
closing FORSYTH avenue to traffic of all
kinds until the city could build bridge
~ = weuid of course eventualiy Be
Obliged 70 dsl-
In tsifs ease the city wouvd md itself
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

But there were enough councilmen
present to adopt the franchise, which is
now ready for the mayors signature.
The amendments made by the council
as a committee of the whole a t a meet
ing a week ago last Monday night were
referred back to the board of public
works last night, and that body. being
in session for this purpose. embodied
them in the franchise and gave 1t back
to the council for final action.
There was no argument in connec-
tion with the passage of the fran
chise John Kane alone explained his
negative vote by saying: We are de-
nouncng A. F. Knots for having Civ
en- away the bridge. but for that fran
chise the city received $4,000. while in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
Hawkins Still Absent.

no ciews have been learned by the
poiice or relations of Frank Hawkins.
81 Sioiey street, who mysteriously dis
appeared from his home last Saturday
morning. when he left for his work ar
the F. $ Betz Company and has not
been seen or heard of since He did
not leave the slightest clew to work
upon and the police have difficult
case to clear up When he left his wife
was sick in bed with four dav old
baby.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
DYER FARM LANDS
INCREASE IN PRICE
Especial to THE TIMES. }

Dyer, Ind, March 20.-The rapid in
crease of real estate values In and
around Dyer was demonstrated last
Saturday when the Martin Becker farm.
two miles northwest Of town. was sold
on the real estate board in Chicago.
The. 120-acre home place was bid off at
$3.50 per acre. while the Marsh for
ty" brought sne fancy price of s102. 40
per acre. i The afat8er niece has not a
building of any k Jnd on it,. but SIS new
property -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
FATHER HIT
REAL HARD

Susan Masko appeared for her hus-
band John Masko in Judge Prest,s
Eeourt yesterday afternoon and swore
cut warrant for the arrest of Joe
Masko on charge of assault and bat
.eiy- She charged that Joe MasIxo VIII,
Is a nephew, struck her husband over
tne mead with a brick and is laid ~
from the effect of the blow. The date
ol the trial has not been set
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
LAKE co. BOYS
GRADUATED
special to TIE TIMEsA

Especial to THE TIMEs3
Chicago. March 20.-Gerafd Krost OF
Crown Point. Ind. and Claude Humph
re of Whiting were both graduated
from the University of Chicago yester-
day with degree bachelor of science
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
SLATE FOR DEMOCRATS
FIXED UP NICELY
TIMES BUREAU.
AT STATE CAPITAL,

AT STATE CAPITAL.
generally understood that when Thorn
as Taggart came up from French Licl
today for the democratic state conyen
tion tomorrow, he would bring alons
in his inside pocket the following lis
of nominations to be ratified by tn.
conventions:
THIS is THE SLATE.
Governor-Samuel NJ Ralston Of
Lebanon.
Lieutenant Goyernor-Dr T. D.
Scales of Boonville.
Secretary of State-Lew c. ELL
ingham of Decatur.
Auditor of State-william H.
O'Brien of Lawrenceburg.
Treasurer of State-wiIliam H.
Volmer of vincennes.
Attorney General-Thomas NJ Ho-
nan of Seymour
Reporter of the Supreme Court
Philip zoercher of Tell City, or E.
L. Cox of Hartford City
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-Charles A. Greathouse of In
dianapolis.
State tistician-Thomas NJ
Brolley of North Vernon.
Judge of Supreme Court, First
District-John c. McNutt of Mar
tinsville.
Judge of Supreme Court, Fourth
District-Richard X Erwin of Fort
Wayne.
Judge of Appellate Court, First
DlStrict-Joseph H Shea Of Sew
mour
RALSTON HAS CINCH.
The nomination of Ralston has been
a settled fact for several weeks The
Taggart machine is said to have picked
Scales for lieutenant. governor for sew
eral reasons. Scales IS a dyed -in-the-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
"MILLIONAIRE
KII3u OUT ON BAIL

Cleveland ore March go-John c.
Jurgens. the youthful spendthrift, ar,
rested last week in Hammond, who was
indicted on charge of erlbezzling
$4,000 from the N6rcross Marble COM
pany. was released on $4,000 bonds TO-
day. r. L. Palmer. concrete block
signed the BAH bond
went Immediately to the office
of his attorney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
COSTS HIM JUST s4e.

Washington. d. c., March 2o.-For-
ty-two postage stamps. costing %
cents, represents the total outlay OF e.
d. Crumpacker in his campaign for re-
nomination for congress in the Tenth
Indiana district, according to a state
ment which he filed under oath with
the clerk of the national house of rep
resentatives today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

Joint Gathering to Discuss
Best Means of Presenting
Calumet Region Water
way Data to u. S. Army
Engineers.

The committee composed of repre-
sentatives of the various business.
manufacturers and commercial clubs of
Indiana Harbor. East Chicago. Hams
mond Whiting to consider ways and
means of best presenting before the
board of United States engineers data
which will prove that the Calumet re-
gion is the logical place for the gov
erment to make the bulk of its harbor
and waterway improvements. instead
OF Chicago, met yesterday in the club
rooms of the Commercial club of In
dianas Harbor and East Chicago in an
adjourned session. the original meeting
having been held on Monday
Bridge Propositions Up.
One reason of the adjournment was
the expected meeting of the East Chi
cago council set for Monday night. at
which it was expected the city would
pass the ordinance appropriating q fund
for the erection of a temporary bridge
at Forsyth avenue. Had IL done so this
would have been an important item for
the budget of data and would have had
much weight with the board of engi
(Coptfnued on Da~e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

Prosecutor Handlan, of Wheeling.
w Va. has agreed. it is said. to
dismissal of the charge against Mrs.
Laura Schenk. accused of attempt
ing to Murder her wealthy husband
Both Schenk and his wife are TAX
ing an active interest in the Billy
Sunday revival meetings being held
In Wheeling Schenk takes the
evangelist to and from the taber-
nacle in his big automobile afrnost
daily.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

The long holiday which Princess
Victoria Louise. daughter Of Kaiser
Wilhelm. Is taking in Switzerland is
now said to be due to an affair OF
the heart Prince Adolph of Neck
sienourg- Streiitz. selected by the en-
peror as the prosoective husband OF
gram. 1t Is said. declaring he didn.t
want to marry anyone lust vet.
Ehe princess felt the snub keenlv
She had been satisfied with her Ia
Tiers choice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

ARE YOU -EADING, THE r1Mrs,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

Continued on page s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

ARE foU READING THE TIMEss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

Continued on page 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20

Continued on page I'VE. )
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-20
Bridge Proposition Up.

CONTINUED on page 81