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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-11
HOBART.

The funeral of Mrs. Sievert who died
at her home near Deep River. was held
here yesterday. Services were held at
the German Lutheran church at $50
o'clock and the interment was at the
Hobart cemetery.
Miss Kathleen Kiiligrew was a Chica-
go visitor yesterday.
The Modern Priscilla club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. John
Fox.
Several from here attended the fu-
neral of Mr.. Hoffman. which was held
at Turkey Creek, this morning, at 10
o'clock.
The Catholic LADIES' Aid society met
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kill
iigrew.
Miss Mary McAuliff visited friends In
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ing. and intends to run the same in a
first class and up-to-date manner. hav-
ing had considerable experience In that
line.
Richard Drenski has purchased the
stock and farm machinery of Ed Ger
the same.
Spring yard and lawn cleaning Is the
one general employment In Crown
Point at present, and the city Is TAX
ing on its accustomed beautiful spring
garb.
Ed McNay lost valuable horse on
Monday night, the second within a
short time to go to greener pastures
DR.. Brannon and family are visiting
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work done.
Mr.. Bowser has returned from ST.
Louis and is now located at 1900 On
tario avenue.
The Merkei Athletic association of
Chicago would like to schedule games
with any amateur teams in the vicinity
of Hegewisch. Their address is SIS
East goth street Chicago.
Do not forget the East Chicago
Baseball association prize mask ball
Thursday evening. April IL, 1912. al
Lewis Rink East Chicago. 6-4t
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Chicago today.

in Chicago today.
Mrs, Edward Geisen is transacting
business In Chicago and Hammond to-
day.
1t is reported that J. J. Wheeler and
Cyrus Hayden have the building fever
and may erect several up-to-date cot
tages on their West street property
during the coming summer.
George Bliss is transacting business
in Hammond today.
Several Chicago parties have been ir
Crown Point this week looking the
city over for summer homes, with but
little success. The demand is great
but the supply inadequate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-11

THE TIMES ALWAYS HAS FOUGHT
FOR HE INTERESTS OF THE CON-
MON PEOPLE-FOR THE MAN WHO
WORKS FOR A LIVING
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A QUARTER CENTURY

samples given away each year The
constant and increasing sales from
samples, proves the genuine merit of
Aliens Foot Eease. the antiseptic pow
der to be shaken into the shoes for
Corns, Bunions, Aching. Swollen. Moist.
Tender feet. Sold everywhere csc
Sample FREE. Address. A. 8. Olmsted
LIE Row
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SHUCkS
From the Diary of 81 Lence

There's neither rhyme reason,
Fer tibet aggravated cough.
Eff in this unsartin' season.
Ye hadn't a-taken EN- of.
Allus hand tn above medsun out
,nce year.
Ef tn courts keep on gettin' ex IN
popular as they are at present. tn pee
oul'N soon be expectin' tn jedges t
land up their decisions instead o
landin' en- down.
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the city yesterday

The preliminary reading and .oratori-
cal contests will be held here at the
high school auditorium this Friday eve
ming. There will be ten contests this
year, six girls and four boys.
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The Boy Scouts will give a social at
he Methodist church parlors on Sat
irday evening. they having prepared a
inc program for the occasion. The To-
al scouts have recently purchased uni
'orms and the corps will be on dress
parade for the occasion. Refreshments
will be served and an admission fee OF
. cents will be asked 10 defray some
IF the expenses which will arise from
he scouts contemplated summer cam
oalgn. All are cordially invited to at
end. Following is the program:
March ......-........ Violin Ensemble
Beading The Man Who Opened Eyes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-18
DODGES BERGS
Steamer Hanover Warned by Wire
less Of Danger Alters course
To Save One.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE
North German Lloyd liner Hanover,
which arrived here today from Bre
men, reported having been warned by
wireless by the liner George Wash
ington OF the presence Or ice foes and
bergs In the region where the Titanic
foundered and altered her course &C
cordingly. Captain Proltzsch. OF the
Hanover. calculated that he was 100
miles west and $50 miles north OF the
Titanic when the latter crashed into
the iceberg 40 wireless messages
of the accident we're received by the
Hanover and the captain knew moth.
INK OF 'he sea tragedy until he came
in the Delaware capes.
II De- an impossibllity that Captain
Smith or whoever was on the bridge
Of the Titanic nj the time % the
crash. did not know % the presence
~ ice" Captain Proitzsch said Any
one accustomed 20 the sea cannot fail
~ know ~ the proximity % an ice-
hcrE when one On near"
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TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

NEW YORK.-Charles Bruno. 81
years old. millionaire manufacturer
OF musical instruments shot himself
In the head today at his once and died
instantly.
ST. LOUIS.-Benjamine F. Gump,
formerly a saloon keepsr in Indiana
polls, shot and perhaps fatally wound
ed Miss Bertha Keene. here today. and
then killed himself.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-One woman
Is dead. the Baptist church is de-
stroyed and three stores wrecked by
a cyclone which struck Shady Grove
a small town forty miles south OF
Montgomery. this afternoon
HARRISBURG. Pa.-The state board
OF pardons tonight recommended COM
mutation OF the death sentence Of Vel
ka Ankarich. Mercer. Judge williams.
OF Mercer county. had written a letter
favorable to the latters recommended
ton.
CHICOGO.-Reports that Senator
l.orimer was dangerous ill were de-
MED today at his home.
WASHINGTON-A federal COM
mission 10 investigate the cause OF the
unrest In the coal fields. is provided
by Representative Fosters bill which
woll be favorsbly reported by the
House committee on mines by its vote
today.
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TARDY STEP
BY CONGRESS
TO PREVENT HORRORS SUCH as
SINKING OF TITANIC.
Senate Agrees 20 a Resolution 10 In
vestigate Greatest Ocean
Catastrophe.

WASHINGTON. April 17.-Congress
acted swiftly to-day on the Titanic
catastrophe. The senate agreed 10 a res
olution by Senator Smith. % Michigan.
directing a thorough Investigation ~
the commerce committee into the causes
leading 10 the wreck with particular ref
trence 20 the inadequacy 81 life boats
senator MARITIME proposed that the
President be advised that the senate
would favor treaties with maritime ma
lions 20 regulate the safety - ocean
craft and their passengers and crew
resolution hv Senator Perkins provided
Tor the equipment ~ feearn with aIa-
ouuate life saving apparatus. n would
require hat every steamer shall have
sufficient number ~ ue1w1rfav uf.
toats o. corr. .t ono time ever, pass
senFer sn 'et"ry member ~ the crew DO
that 10 s1rI ruf clear any port without
- cerifrlrz o. 'ra federal Flrsr,lai-e
INSPECTOR. who uU"II determine tho
e Harar'er NJ rr"I s...rr. aff. but would
have poo discretion whatever .a f1 f.a
rumhrr % 30. ..sra. v.... erlF be-
feterr.-Hf H.'''- .. f.e H.t.-I -r...l..
O. carp af I..rIH
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NO UNSUITABLE
BOATS BUILT
DECLARES AoEHT PoR BIG OCEAN
LINE, VISITOR HERE.
Titanic Supposed to Represent the Las,
Word in Building Of
Steamships.

Among persons IN wheeling taking a
deep Interest IN the sinking Of the great
steamer Titanic. was 4 r. Anderson. Of
New York City. travelling PASSENGER
agent for the French Line steamers Sc
had personal arquaintanre - years
with Captain Edward John smith. WHO
Tor forty-t1ree years bad foIIoufd the
seas. ana DO declared Captain smith vras
N" ~ the most efficient men that ssIr-
90
Nare ~ the ships 'ha' travs. frs
0~sau are unainkahie since the rItar.r
77 zone Down. said 80. Hsndsra.r De-
was HIrrosei % represent tho fnef word
modern steamship r.1sfr4-f41 with
fe including % mo 'nfesf H~as fas
making steamship Irs. rFafIa .-rrofisH
ifH c1rrtrHrf'1r Slv f las gone
down
To millions rf foss sIe,4I-sF fv Oil.
10 rr~s 70 '". T.frr.. uH. rsrrsasrf h.s
rrraI pert .f OIL. ..er s.afrFrrf Dr.
afsHnr- r. 'nfrrrrfr Ha.H 80 rfarfara..
20 every company t.at .asr.f.s u".
'.'a sIv~er ..rfs. f..H. s ara.-.. ~s d..
-frHrara F.~ H~F rsra.rs IT,
.rs'rr % f.f "fHr rHr ono 20 f.l...
r~rrefr+aH's re.asf. .rrtr f... .. t. tr
rr'f'rf 20 f"r "Hrfr..r Hf r.a .raf
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HEAVY LOSS
FALLS ON THE ACCIDENT INsuR
ANcE COMPANIES.
Believed Victims Of Titanic Disaster
Carried Two Million In
Insurance.

NEW YORK. April 17.-Accident
insurance companies In this country
and England stand to lose approx.
mately $4,000. 600. It was estimated to-
day by insurance experts as a result
Of the Titanic disaster. The loss. II
was explained will be doubled by rea.
son of the so-called double liability
clause" which requires insurance
companies TO pay twice the amount
OF the death benefits where the policy
holder loses his life while travelling
on public conveyance, propelled by
steam or electricity"
An official of a leading accident in
surance company said tonight that
the present catastrophe had put the
double liability clause" to the sever.
est test accident underwriters have
ever encountered.
All the companies have their ex
perts and are estimating the aggre-
gate liabilities in case most of the frs,
and second cabin passengers are &C.
tually lost. AS soon as IL is estab.
hshed that no survivors have been
picked up, claims will be paid with
out delay, IL was announced
Straight life insurance men were in
terested to-day by the discovery that
on board the Titanic there was only
one man who is on the big list" OF
insured. He was George ID. Wick, o,
Youngstown. Ohio. and his name Il
not among those Of the known sur
vivors. Mr.. Wick is rated as carry
Ing $l5O.0O0 insurance, which would
mean. II is said by insurance men
that his policies aggregated about
$26O.OOO, as the datings usually are
published at a minimum.
John Jacob Astor. according TO the
insurance men. has been conspicuou.
among men who do not carry life in
surance. and the same is true OF Ben
tamin Guggenheim and Isidor Straus
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wireless zone OF nearly a score OF sta
lions along the New England coast.
Atmospheric conditions during the
day were good. but as the Carpathia
more closely approached the coast and
endeavored to reach shore stations
directly, instead OF by relays. amateur
wireless operators combined with the
elements to prevent effective work.
Although the amateurs were asked
to stop operations and were told by
the Carpathia operator that unless the
messages were disposed Of soon. the
Carpathia would be out OF range OF
the Siasconset station, the interfer.
ence continued.
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when the sour bile. elogsed UP waste
ana poisonous matter have been gen.
fly but thoroughly moved on and out
OF your system. without nausea. gri.
ping or weakness. Your head will be
clear. complexion rosy. breath sweet.
stomach regulated: no moro constipa.
lion. gases. pains and aches.
IL 10 simply a matter OF keeping
your stomach. liver and bowels clean
and regular Then you will always be
well-always look and feel your best
But get the genuine-the old reli.
able. Ask your druggist for Syrup
OF Figs and Elixir OF SIENNA" Refuse
with contempt, the so-called Fig Syr
ups sometimes substituted to fool you
The true. genuine. bears the name
California Fig Syrup Company; look
for this on the label.
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MADAM! IF YOU DON'T FEEL RIGHT
TAKE DELICIOUS "SYRUP OF FIGS"
sowsts roaeio Liver
sALLowNEss sILIoUs NESS AND INoieEsrIoN.

All women get bilious. headachy
aud constipated-simply because they
don't exercise enough. They don't eat
coarse food, or enough fruit and green
vegetables. Those are natures ways
of keeping the liver and thirty feet
OF bowels active; but very few women
employ them The next best way n
delightful. frulty Syrup OF Figs.
Nearly all Ills OF women can be
overcome with Syrup Of Figs alone.
There is no need to have sick head
ache. bsckache. dizziness, stomach
sour and full OF gases. bilious spells,
sallowness. coated tongue. bad breath.
bad complexion. nervousness and de
preston. The surest and safest rome
dy Is one or two teaspoonfuls OF deli
cious Syrup OF Figs. Try this to-nlght
you'll feel splendid in the morning
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SYMPATHY TO AMERICA
CONVEYED OVER CABLE

WASHINGTON. April I7-President
Taft to-day received cahlegrams from
the king and queen OF England and the
king OF Belgium. conveying their SYM
pathies 20 the American people in the
sorrows which have followed the Titanic
disaster
The President responded 10 both mes
sages.
The many expressions OF grief 10
reach President TAFT included one signed
jointly by the three American cardinals
who are here attending the meeting of
thetrustees Of the Catholic university.
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Graduating Glass.

The commencement of Bellaire high
school will be held in the First NJ. Z.
church on Thursday evening, May %.
The graduating class is composed OF
"a members, but on account OF the
large number the orations have been
limited to eight, and six OF the num-
Der have been selected, three for the
highest average in the four years OF
the high school course: one for the
highest average for work during the
past year. and two by members OF the
class. In accordance with the plans
adopted for selecting the speakers, the
valedictory was given 10 Miss Jose
phine Giffin. for the first honor and
highest average during the four years
course. The second and third honors
Tor the four years work went to Law
renee McAllister and Miss Mary Mel.
son. respectively. Cecil Stonebreake7
won the senior year honors, having
made the highest average for the past
years work. Frank Aldedge and
Ralph Heatherington were the speak.
ers selected by the members of the
class.
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Bc.iaire High school will piav rs
second Eamr Of The season tn- morrow
Afternoon nt Noundsviiie uhsn they
clash WITH the Hirh school team ~
hat place bfIaIre has ore 81 ire
st-onFesf teams ttaf has ever regre-
afn' 81 che school On fha diamond
arc hey enperf f0 sin RI rIrfnrr from
no Wound try lrFs a rrraf ~
roofrrs rti arr.ra arr ffe frru fr
10 ndsl.lF Barrett uU EIrrt fr-
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TERRIBLE SORES

No Matter How Chronic. Charlie. a.
costxs q Co. ~ Twelfth ST.. and
VIII Menksr,eIler. 3s2s EoT 81.
Guarantees San csrs Ointment 20
Give instant Relief and Permanent
Cure.
My daughter was troubled for over
q year with a fever sore on her leg.
and was helpless in bed for three
months. To the great surprise OF all,
including the four doctors who had
attended her. San Cura Ointment
healed the great sore in less than six
weeks. ID. Hood. Townville. Pa.
Karl c. Banks. OF the Atlantic Re-
hning Co. OF Pittsburgh. had a sore
on his ankle for a year. He doctored,
and tried various remedies. without
relief. He says: San Cura Oint-
ment worked like a charm; reduced
the swelling and healed the sore in
two weeks"
Bear In mind. that besides sores.
San Cura Ointment Is guaranteed 10
cure eczema. boils. carbuncles, salt
rheum. letter. also itching. bleeding
and protruding piles. In cases OF
burns, scalds, cuts and bruises. moth
ing kills the pain and removes all
germs and draws out the foreign mat
ter like San Cura. The price lie only
20 cents and so cents Jar, and
Charles r. Goethe & Co., 81 Twelfth
St., and VIII Menkemeller, 1929 Eoff
ST., guarantee IL
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ZOE. TOE MINERS
VOTE NOT TO STRIKE.

INDIANAPOLIS. April by
vote OF lOs.70s 90 s2.Ise
members OF the United Mine
Workers OF America in the
bituminous coal field have rati-
fled the Cleveland wage agree
ment, according 10 the tallers.
who completed counting the bal
lots tonight
The ratification OF the agree
ment means peace In the bituni-
nous flend until March 81. 1914.
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NAoLE TO TAKE CARE
OF SURVIVORS OF TITANIC

WASHINGTON. April i7.-PreSiden
Taft and Secretary Nagle held a con-
ference tonight az which Il was de-
cided that Secretary Nagie will 20 TO
New York % take personal charge Of
the administration OF immigrant in
spection regulations 10 the Titanic
survivors aboard the Carpathia
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TITANIC HOLOCAUST
CAUSES ANOTHER DEATH.

BROCKTON. Mass. April 17.-Miss
Katherine f. Mcguire. aged so. heart
broken by the news that her nephew.
John r. Mcguire. was among those
probably lost on the Titanic, was
taken violently III tonight and died
within a few moments.
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MEXICO
Refuses 20 Accept Americas Demand
FOR Protection for Citizens In
War District

MEXICO CITY. April 1.-The
main government refuses % recoR
Miro tho night % the American govern
ment 10 instruct o. on &C. duty IN it,
Observance o. International Law The
declaration is made in statement bv
Minister ~ Foreign Affairs CaIero 10
day. in reply 20 the demand % A..
fistant Secretary o. state Hunting
ton Wilson
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BelIaire Briefs.

Mord Nelson is Ill at his home on
Guernsey street
W. c. Downey. OF Washington, ID.
C., is a guest of Bellaire friends.
The Woman's League OF Personal
Workers will meet this evening al
1880 O'Clock in the mission room on
Twenty-sixth street.
John II. McGraw and family went
TO Blaine on Wednesday. where they
attended the funeral OF his niece. Miss
GLADYS mcGraw, who died Monday.
The literary program OF the ITO
plan and Literary Societies OF BeIlaire
High school will be rendered Friday
afternoon. April &c.
George w. Cassells, of Moundsyille.
Democratic candidate for nomination
for county treasurer, was a visitor in
the city yesterday.
DIR. McMasters. president, and DR..
Beetham. vice president OF Mt. Union
College. were visitors in the city yes
terday. In the afternoon DR.. Beetham
gave an interesting address to the pu--
pills Of the High school.
Henry Bryan, OF Shadyside, f. a Wis
itor In the western part OF the county
this week.
James Craig, OF Gravel Hill, will, on
Saturday, leave for Middletown, O.,
where he will be employed.
BARLEY Porter, manager OF the
Christian church base ball team. has
challenged any church team IN the
city for a game.
Mrs. Mary Matthews and James
Matthews. OF this city. attended the
funeral OF PRESLEY Matthews in
Wheeling yesterday. The remains
we're taken TO warnock, o., for inter-
ment
s. o. Cummins is erecting two fine
bungalows on Gravel Hill. and Is pre-
pairing plans for a third.
The Young Ladies' class OF the Sha-
dyside Presbyterian Sunday school
Will hold bake sale In the basement
Of the church Saturday afternoon. The
proceeds will be for the benefit OF
the church.
Frank Mccoy. Of Piedmont, W. Va,
is guest OF friends here.
Miss Sara Curtis. Of Harrison street,
has returned from n visit with friends
AZ Cambridge.
William lloyd. boatsvain mate. on
the U. 5 battleship Louisiana. Is visit
Ing a. 'he home OF C. ChristWeu. on
Guernsey street
A. Reynolds. Of Forty.fourth street.
has been laid up for several days with
rheumatism
BERTHA. the young daughter % SIR.
End Mrs. NJ Goldener. % Harrison
street. b. recovering after an illness
o. inflammation Of the stomach.
George Hall tho uel known shoe
merchant 10 rapidly recuperating
from severe attack o. bod poison
Ing
Howard Schiller has accepted a
position az ire Carnerie steel WORKS
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WOMAN SUCCEEDS
IN ENDING HER LIFE.

TOLEDO. Ohio. April Flour DAYS
after she had broken her left leg and
right arm by jumping from the sec
ond story OF her home. Mrs. Julia Har-
ris made second attempt tn end her
life today. when she leaped from the
fourth floor OF the hospital where she
was taken yesterday. Her back was
broken and she died an hour later.
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fureral services over ths remains %
TIE late Mr. Ada srhrsbs wfo rIsf 81
her lsfe residence ~ Wn1fs stree on
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20 COUNTIES
saturday Select oeiesstss 60 stats
and conpresslonsi Cor
sertions.
1T car =. YouYo.
a.r,., sss:i' ~ vS Al S:f;; II.

Either by primaries or convention.
tventy-nine counties will select their
delegates on Saturday TO the state and
congregational convention In another,
Calhoun county, delegates will be
selected In one district. each district
selecting one different day. The coun.
ties that will select delegates satur-
day are as follows:
Barbour. Braxton. Greenbrier. Grant.
Hardy. Jackson. Lewis. Marion, Mason.
Monongahela, Marshall. Mercer. Min
60. Monroe. Mcdowell, Logan, Pen
dleton. Pocahontas. Putnam. peasants,
Preston. Randolph. Raleigh. Tucker,
Taylor. Tyler. Webster. Writ and Wet
gel
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TAFT HOPEFUL
U~siiii-1 20 Believe Inst Nsjo- A-sh.
fbai1 sutf Went Dov~n n Tftsris

Hh-fffN .sTHN. April f- FrrrIfefit
Taff tonight fr.f friends ffnf D. una
af ..rr.rE f. frf bore fHar wnHr
Archibald Tnrf be urfarr ia.
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