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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15
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eolle~G j. " RxksSsllsr, psssi-
dsss; Q. c. Robsasaa. 6sss vice.
pssssdsat; =. T. Grissold, sseoad
vice. -psssiasst, G I. Rss., sssssssss;
" Scost Hs@sssa. sscssasry.
Dr Rsrkslsllss, she psssadsUs, hos
bssn . ssssde.s f THE eosasy thirty
ysars, cad he - aew prsssdsst of the
bsnk d Cpsssed Butte. He -
lervily iaseressed in other eater
tiss~, sad he wss selecsed TO head
sAe cesapanv t,ecssse Of HE high
Sssadlns. esscss'se sb1lity, eosssr-
vsslssa and Aaecess in business
s. G. Robinson. FIRST vice -pFesi-
Aent. is mining engineer end ls
Interested in the mining, real estsse
and mercantile business in the
county.
y. T. Gr,swold, second vice -presi-
dent, comes from an influential
Connecticut family. lie is prsdu-
sse Of Yale, end mining and civil
engineer Of ability
G. l.. Ross, treasurer, 10 cashier Of
the Bank Of Crested Butte, aud holds
several other important positions Of
trust in the community.
w btott IiuHAoSoi, sccFctaIN, ~
the representative-elect from Gsani-
son county, and 10 the local manager
sf the Robinsoa Lsmber Company
He is also IN experienced mining
-SAGisoer. asaa - =.
W. H. Whslen 10 county CON-
missioner and is slso president of
the Crested Butte Light & Water
company. Mr.. Wbalen is recoe-
nized throughout the county as live
wire and a hustler in all matters
pertaining to public and industrial
progress.
Martin Verzuh conducts one of the
largest mercantile concerns in the
county and is one of the original
owners of the company's coal
property.
Each director named for the COM
pany is himself heavily interested in
the proposition, ell have intimate
knowledge of the company's hold
ines.
The property of the company is
sitaated in the famous Crested Butte
coal 6elds. the product Of which 10
the acknowledged superior of any
coal in the vest and is located upon
the line Of the d. 4 r @. X r.,
about three miles south of Crested
Butte, Q location admirable for min
ing purposes. The property con-
sists Of 200 scres Of tho highest
quality steam and coking coal, with
clear title secured by U. s. patent
Development work already per-
formed shows three veins aggregat-
ing about 25 feet in thickness, and
it is estimated that they contain
nearly 100000 tons Of coal.
With the coming of the standard
gauge, and the consequent enlarge
ment Of the outside coal market, to
say nothing of the expansion of the
local field, and backed by its present
strong board of directors, this c,sm-
pany faces what appears to be very
promising outlook for becoming one
of the principal producers Of coal in
the county
Ord E.aessanosaH Tsaxh
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Mrs. Ed Dwyer returned to her
home on the Lake Fork Tuesday
after visit with Mrs. W. A. Gillas-
pey-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Jim and Billy Spann were down
from Jacks Cabin Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Herman Mauer has sold his resi-
dence in South Main St, to Cypriene
Rouviere. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Campbell who formerly occupied
the house, hare moved into the Mel
son house on New York Ave.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Mrs. Lela Williamson is visiting
friends at Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Mrs. Jos Chinery, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Pope, returned
from Olathe Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Z. A Hyzer came up from his
ranch at Delta Sunday for short
STAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

T. +. Mueller visited his son,
Charles, at the Red Cross hospital
in Salida this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

j. NJ. Allen has gone to San Diego
TO spend the winter His daughter,
Mrs. Fred Mckee, accompanied him
as far as Salt Lake City where she
will visit for several weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Mrs Chas. Myer has returned
from a visit to Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kendall re-
turned from Eagle Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

T ii McClanahan was in town
from Almont Tuesday, closing up
his business affairs preparatory to
leaving for Ridgway with his fam
liz
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Miss Ethel Lashbrook has re-
turned to work at the telephone office
after several weeks illness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15
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Casossdo y not sppsscisAsd k<yesa
~ owa eordess. sssd sLe ss,llo~ia
tse@ hos~ Az, . issdsaG sssomo-
bsss aaGs~ss~ psblssAsd " ChscsGo:
"Colossds be- sIskia kes basdess
saose II Desntssa seesery sbsa eli
81 Essepe con beess II. Tks motor
ASH sefFs'ss frs~ .s~r.aS IN Coiossae
becssss ke csasadsss tie rosds ln-
psassbis end - Ret tsnslsas With
the hossl secosodsssoas The tosr-
lst who has speat vseks end tssv
eled from 80 10 2.00O miles
tAEoaGh the scsaie esnssrs Il Colo
redo 's smssed ., 6adsns the resds
throaSh nearly oil Of the mosstaap
pssses better than the rosds Of the
Adlrondssks or the White moua-
talns. This is true. The sssse Of
Colorado has, through it's coav,ct
labor system, accomplished wonders
IN road construction, building roads
that are being as scientifically con-
strscsed ~ many Of the famed high
ways through Switzerland; in fact,
Colorado 10 aiming ct equalins, if
not surpsssing, Switzerland by
engineering road plans whereby it
will be possible TO travel through
the heart OF the Rockies and not en-
counter grades of over 6 per cent"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

W S. Henderson Of Pitkin was q
visitor here. Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15
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Gsssssds k.sa~aa. nsa~s nursyksll,
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hssssa. end O~osse k.saA~aa. Js.
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I've Zasllses.
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tssRed - d.sser ssd cssds ls~s Pm
day evening Appsepr'sse hand
painted Plsae cards. the werk IT tbs
def, hsssh 81 M's@ Asrasss,. wes<
used Gsesss were Mr. and Mr.
Il b Icwie, Mr. and hrs Bswes
Hartman; Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Miller:
Miss T. Csrpesser; Prof II. l. Rich
Yer aud G. = Roehris.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Wallace Moore is recovering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Carl Marshall is seriously i'll of
dropey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McGregor
and son we're here from Powderhorn
SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Ralph Thompson returned from
the Salida hospital Tuesday. He is
feeling some better but is not en-
tirely recovered from stomach
trouble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Elmer Wiley went to Denver
Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Tom Boughton was here from
Marble the first Of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Miss Abbie Reed Of Sali1a is Wis
ting her sister Mrs. ". W. Byers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15
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ns y n Nos. Tk< Hext n~ss-
M vsll ~ sssh M Jas Asllsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Z ID. Stephenson Of
Doyleville were in Gunnison Mon
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

Rev. } E Forsyth has returned
from Alberta and is stopping at the
La Neta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

John Chapman Of Sapinero made
a trip to Gunnison the first Of the
week.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
Politi$kos Zinios.

Observation-Disclosures
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
IS ITALQ-TURKQ
KARO.

Is Konstantinopolio ra-
Soma, kad Turkijos vyriau-
sybe aplaikius zinia, geriau
pasakius, perspejima, kad
Italijos vyriausyb6 nus
prendzius savo karo laivy-
na pasiusti j sala Lemnos il
tenai issodinti savo sauliu
burr.
Tasai pranesimas Kons-
tantinopolyj pagimde baisia
suirute, kadangi toji sala
randasi netoli Dardaneliu.
Toji sala vadinama Turki-
JOS Siberia, j kur siuneia-
mi ivairl praslkaiteliai, {
daugiausiai politiskieji
prasizengeliai. Taigi tur-
kai prisibijo, idant italai
tuos visus varginamus
kalinius, o ypac svetimze-
mius, paliuosave neapgin-
kluotu ir nepriverstu juos
grumties su turkais.
Sala Lemnos turkams
priklauso nuo 1887 metu,
kuomet po kovai SUI Veneci-
ia paimta. Ten esas puikus
strategiskas punktas.
Gyventoju ant salos esa-
ma ne daugiau 10000, tatai
Italians butQ labai lengva
ja uzimti ir paskui dar pa
sisavinti.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
SUN YAT SEN PASI-
TRAUKE.

Is Shanghajaus pranesa,
kad provizorinis Chinu res
publikos prezidentas, DIR.
Sun Yat Sen, pasitrauke is
savo valdvietes sulyg tauti-
nes tarybos reikalavimo
mieste Nankine. Savo at
sisveikinimo kalba isreiske
pilna 'lzsitikeji1nq dabarti-
niam prezidentui Yuan Shi
Kai'ui, velydamas jam kuo-
geriausiojo pasisekimo Chi
NJ atnaujinime.
Skaitlingi Chinq politi-
kai prie, tos progos pasake
kalbas. DR.. Sun isreiske
Wilt, kad visi pilieciai nesi-
gales pastangu, idant SUI
fungus kruvon ivairus Chi
nuose elementus g.ir anuos
pakreipus Sales geroven.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
Tsyas Kazimieras, kapucnas nuaISa lakantis mis-
jose, Amerikoie -
atis misijas ietuviskose parapi

jai, suside dedhs1 qiai is ameri-
konu. Mikes d saugos sos
tinej gyvenanei1s a1neriko-
nus nuo revgliucijonieriQ
,uzpuolimo lik Viena mi
licijantams nsl anne, ar kar-
tais Meksike vyriausybe
nesukonfis skues iems gin
klu, kokius ,l sayimi ne
siojasi. TeSIal daugumas
amerikonu. lelaIkia revo-
liucijonieriu uzpuolimo, bet
nesinasi j Suyienytas Vals-
tijas. Sostineje padidinta
policijos burial raiteliai pa
troliuoja gatvemis,
Sostainen pranesta, kad
gen. Zapata rengiasis uzpul-
tt miesta Pueblo. Bet
smulkesniu zi1iq to uzpuo-
limo truksta.
.Atidaryta Meksiko parla-
mento posedis. Pirmojoj Sc
sijoj prezidentas Madero
apreiskes, kad iis turis 40
600 kariuomenes, o netru-
kus dar be tes turesias 60
900. Palytejes ir Suvie-
nytq Valstiju isimaissyma,
bet apreiskes,ka tasai isl
maissymas paginadytu krlvi-
na kara stl isladkiniu prize
su, Teciau isianaissymas ka-
DO kaip ant Splauko. Wa
shingtone paslaptomis viis-
kas ruossiama tam tikslui,
nekuri.l valstiju milicija la,
vinama, Mat, Meksike ram
dasi daug ane1ikonu, tar
ten iyairiose
Katalikas., 1912-04-11

istaigose if ant gelezinkeliq,
ir items amerikonams revo-
!liucijonieriai grasina.
IS Suvienytujq Valstijq
pervezti ginklai, ar amuni-
ella per siena neleidziama
.nei Meksiko dabartinei val
dziai, nei revoliucijonie-
riams.
/ Bet Suvienytos Valstijos
SUI tue savo isimaissymu tue
tarpu bijosi japonq, kuriQ
Meksike randasi didis skait-
lius, o kurie beabejones tuoj
apsiginkluotu priesai anne
rikonus.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
ria senatoriQ dali paskir-
sianti Anglijos vyriausybe.
JAPONAI NUPIRKE
ANGLIMS STOTI.

Suvienytq ValstijQ W.
riausybe labai neuzganedin-
ta zinia, andai prisiqsta is
Japonijos sostaines Toxic,
kad japonai pas Meksiko
valdzia nupirke koncesija
pasigaminti anglims stoti
Magdalena intakoj.
Japonai jau senai uosti-
nejo aplink Magdalena in
taxa ir galutinai, niekam
nezinant, jiems pasisek6
paimti j savo rankas toki
svarbQ daikta. Tai prane-
ses senatui senatorius LODI
ge. Bet kuomet tame daly-
ke paklausta Meksiko ir Ja-
ponijos ambasadoriai, tiedu
kategoriskai uzgyne tokius
"prasimanymus".
Uzginti galima, bet -rei-
kia zinoti, kad japonai TIKI
raj darbuojasi if jiems VIZ
sal nera galvoje vidurine sa-
lies politika, kai kad Suv.
Amer. Valstiju virsinin-
kams.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11

Kareiviskasis mokesnis,
kuri ketinama neuzilgo
ivesti, bus imamas nuo at
sarginiq kareiviu (ratnin-
ku) l ir 2 skyriaus; nuo
paliuosuotQju nuo tarnys-
tes ir tu1inciuju ivairius
palengvinimus; nuo visll
pabegusiujq nuo tarnystes
ir paskiaus ar sugautQ, ar
sugrizusiQ lig 81 metu. Tx
tai paliuosuoti nuo karisko-
sios tarnystes delei nesvei-
katos bus liuosi nuo mo-
kesniq. Visi kit mokes po
6 rublius per 4 metus nuo
]aiko paliuosavimo is tar
nystes. Mokesniai busia
ivesti nuo sausio / d. 1913
metu ir duosia valdzios is
dui (kiba cinauninkQ kise-
niams) pelno kas metal po
13 milijonu rubliu.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11

Won visus revoliucijonie-
rius ir praskinti sau kelia j
Meksiko sostine, Mexico
City.
Mexico vyriausybe, pri-
sakius prezidentui Madero,
tomis dienomis konfiskavo
sostaineie iseinanti dienras-
tt Heraldo Mexicano. Lailz-
rascio bendroves pirminin-
kui grasinama istremimas,
jei jisai noresias ir toliau
isleidineti mineta dienrasti.
Konfiskuota tos pacios
bendroves leidziamas ir an
gliskai laikrastis Mexican
Herald.
Tq dienrassciu isnesioto-
jai vaikai tuojaus sukele
protesta uz konfiskavima.
Jie dabar slaptomis tuos
dienrasscius isnesioja ir tue
budu darbuojasi isvien su
nukentejusia bendrove.
Vaikai susirinke sukele de-
monstracijas. Policija j
demonstrantus nesimaise,
bet pakviete ugnegesius ir
tie vandeniu susirinkusius
issklaide.
Vyriausybe taippat as
trial cenzuruoja visus stun
ciamus j uzsieni telegramus.
Ir is kitur ateinanti telegra-
mai nuolat cenzuruojami.
Mexico City andai susi-
rinke $50 amerikonu (Su-
vienytu Valstiju pilieciu) If
is savo tarpo lsrinke lais-
vanorius oficierius milici-
Katalikas., 1912-04-11

shanghajuj andai atsi-
buvus viena teisme byla su-
lyg vakaru Europos syste-
mos. Teismas susidejo is
trijq teisejq ir Z prisaikin-
toju. Byla buvus uz zmog-
zudyste. Tarp chinQ advo-
KATY is abieju pusiu buve
baigusieji mokslus Londone.
Kaltinamasis pasmerkta
miriop.
Is Pekino j Londono Dali
ly Telegraph raso, kad Chi
NJ respublikos ambasado-
riumi Washingtonan busias
paskirtas dr.. WI Ting Fang.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
Is GRAIKIJOS PAR
LAMENTO,

Rinkimuose Graikijos
parlamentan didziumu bal
sQ laimejo prem. Venzeloso
partija. Gi valdiskoji opo-
zicija isrinkus kaip tik 80
savo atstovQ.
Ant salos Kreta isrinkta
SO atstovai is ivairiQ parti-
jQ, ty. iris sykius daugiau,
kick Kreta atstovq galetu
reprezentuoti Graikijos par
lamente. Tas padaryta to
del, kad jei Turkijos Wy
riausybe stengtusi Kretos
atstovu neleisti isvaziuoti
Graikijos parlamentan, tuo-
kart jai butQ sunku tokia
daugybe atstovu sulaikyti.
Kaip zinoma, Kreta ran
dasi Turkijos globoje, bet
Kretos gyventojai turku
virssenybes ant saves nenon
pripazinti ir glaudziasi po
-Graikiios sparnu.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
zINIOS Is REVOLIUCI
JOS MEKSIKE.

Meksike revoliucija visai
nesimazina, bet dar Wis ar
siau pleciasi. Visi dabarti-
MO prezidento Madero prize
sininkai, revoliucijonieriq
vadai, susijunge ir imsia
bendromis spekomis mus
ties su lojaliska armija.
Tiesa, kai kuriuose su re-
voliucijonieriais susiremi-
muose Madero armija pai-
ma virsQ, bet tas visai ME
ko nereiskia, jei visoj sa-
lyj tik verda.
Pastaraisiais laikais Ma
dero armija laimejo musi
siauriuose nuo miesto Jimi-
nez. RevoliucijonieriQ ge-
nerolo Campo armija isvai-
kyta, mat, neislaikius ant
kovos lauko, bet reikia Ii
mott, kad kitos revoliucijo-
armijos visai nepri-
einamos ir SUI anomis apsi-
dirbti bus CANA sunku.
Diena is dienos laukiama
smarkaus music ties Tor
reon, Abidvi puses gami-
nasi kraujo praliejiman.
Revoliucijinis generolas
Zapata tomis dienomis pa
savo pasiuntinius j
generola Orozco, kuriam
pasiulyta sujungti kru-I
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
HOME RULE IRLAN-
DIJAI.

Irlandijos 'Home rule"
projektas galutinai likosi
apdirbtas ir balandzio II
diena busias perstatytas
Anglijos parlamentui ir tuo-
jaus busias visapusiskai
kamantuojamas.
Projekta. taisant buvo
pakelta klausimas kas link
emimo Sales isdan ivairiu
autonominiu pokesciu. Pa
galiau komisija nusprende,
kad irlandai (airiai) imsia
savo isdan visokias mokes-
tis, isemus muitus, kurie
turesia priklausyti Angli-
JOS centralei vyriausybei.
Teciau irlandai galesia pa
skirt specijalius muitus ir
mokestis .uz ivezziamas pre-
kes, isemus tik Anglijos is
dirbinius, kurie Irlandijon
turesia but gabenami lais-
val.
Ispradzip Irlandija jokiu
mokesciu nemokesianti cen
tralin isdan. Be to irlandu
atstovq Anglijos parlamen-
te galesia but nedaugiau 40.
Irlandijos busimasis sci
mas susidesias is dviejQ bu-
tu, kurie savo sostine ture-
sia mieste Dubline. Neku-
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
Vasario 20 diena duma

: Vasario 20 diena duma
svarste valdzios inesta su-
manyma apie padidinima
cukraus iSdirbimo ir kad
butQ atidengtos naujos Gu
kraus fabrikos. Duma te-
Claus pradejo svarstyti, ar
negalima butQ cukraus kai-
na sumazinti, nes cukrus
dabar csantis toks brangus,
kad j gall pirkti ir vartoti
tik turtingesni zmones. Tai
jau nebe pirma syki duma
kalbejosi apie cukraus pa
piginima.
Valdzia pakiso dumai su-
manyma. G,irdi, leikia dau-
giau cukraus fabriku isteig-.
Ii, bus daugiau cukraus IS
dirbama. tai ir papigs GU
11rus. Teciau duma priro-
dinejo, kad tas sumanymas
cukraus nepapigis. Kad
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
rs RUSIJOS PADANGES.

Kovo pradzioje kareiviQ
burys Peterburgo gatvemis
gabeno 10 tukstanciQ rub
liu savo pulkan. Pakeliui
visi vezejai buvo varomi j
Sails. Tx staiga priesai
pasirode automobilius, ku-
ris neklausydamas kareiviu
sauksmo vaziavo sau tie
siok ant vezimo su pinigais.
Kaip natal kareiviai ap-
spite automobiliu ir eme
kolioti masinista ir pasa-
zierius, Du durtuvai pra-
dure automobiliaus virsQ,
padarydami dideli isgasti
pasazieriams. Kada pasa-
zieriai islipo, tarp ju pasi-
rode vienas labai augstas
virsininkas, kurio pavarde
laikrasciai uztyli. Karei-
vius vos pavyke sulaikyt
einanciam pro Sail oficierui.
Ju, mat, manyta, kad au-
tomobiliuje vaziuoja plesi-
kai, kul'iu visoj Rusijoje bi-
jorna kaip kokios ugnies.
Nudien bile vienas wall
dininkas 1r su keliais
rubliais einantis aplinkui
saugojamas policistQ ir ka-
reiviu. Toxic laikai virto
Rusijoje!
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
sUKILELIU JUDEJI: !
MAS M.AKEDONIJOJE.

Makedonijos sodziuje Luz
ka, tarp -Ipeko if Djakovo,
nesenai uzpulta pro ten pra-
vaziuojaneio Turkijos vi
duriniq reikalq ministerio
sargyba. Minister lydejo
tvirtas burys zandarmq ir
raiteliQ. Albanai puolesi
tat ant ministerio sargybos
ir susiremimas besiteses dvi.
valandi. zuvo 10 turku ir
2 albanai, suzeistqjq gi skai-
titus nezinomas. Albanus
vedes tan uzpuoliman vai-
vada Machmudzaim. Pa
galiau albanai isblaskyta,
minister's gi nukeliaves j
Djaka, kur diena paviese-
jes ir isvaziaves j Prizreni,
0 is ten j Skutari.
Kossovo vilajete dabar
Wis tankiau pasitaiko turku
ant serbq uzpuolimas. Ser
bal apiplesiami ir be- malo-
mes zudomi.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11

Dumai induota naujai
teisiu ministerio sutaisytas
istatymo sumanymasisteigti
prie Peterburgo teismo ru-
mu policijos mokslo institu-
ta. Policijos tyrinejimuo-
Sc ir tardymuose uzsienyje
esq padaryta didele pazan-
ga, o Rusijoje, anot teisiu
1ninisterijos skaitliniu, 1909
n. is 411.605 pradetQ tyri-
nejimq, 223.77o bylu buvo
numarinta, is kuriu 96.247
bylos numarinta todel, kad
nesurasta piktadarybes kali
tininkQ.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11

cukrus butq pigesnis, tai,
girdi, reikia sumazinti ak
cyza ant cukraus. Prizes
tai kalbejo keli desinie.ji,
sakydami, kad to daryti ne
galima, nes valdzia tuomet
neteksianti bent 18 ar 25
milijonQ rubliu. Bet dar-
bieciai Wis savo reikalavo,
kad cukraus akcyzas butQ
sumazintas. Dumos komi-
sija buvo pasiulus parda-
vineti cukrQ monopoliuose,
bet duma ta sumanyma at
mete. GalQ gale nutarta,
kad cukraus akcyzas butq
sumazintas Is kap. ant pu-
do.
Katalikas., 1912-04-11
Velykoms duma

Velykoms duma palei-
DIANA ilgesniam laikui;
tue laiku valstybes taryba
suspesianti perziureti visus
dumos darbus. Paskui du-
ma busia susaukta tik vie
nam menesiui il po tam pa
leista visai, kadangi prasi-
desia rinkimai atstovq Sc
kancion dumon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28
MASONS TO HAVE
BIG CELEBRATION

There will be a big time at the Ma
sonic temple Saturday afternoon and
evening. when twelve candidates Will
be given the master mason degree.
This is one of the largest classes that
has ever presented itself for admission
to the lodge.
This evening there will be num-
Der of candidates given the second de-
gree In preparation for the work next
Saturday. After the candidates are all
initiated there will be luncheon
served to the candidates and members
present.
There is a great deal of interest be-
ing taken in the work in the lodge
and the attendance at the limitations
is larger than ever.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28
E[KS APPOINT HEADS
FOR PICNIC COMMITTEES

Dobbins, Chas. Spear and Joseph Aust
gen.
Red-hot-Charles Fredrichs, chair
man: Leslie ]. Parry and John Cum
ming.
Confetti-George Heiser. chairman;
Charles Nau, NJ. D. McGregor and
Archibald Hayworth.
Ice Cream. F. Reilly, chairman,
and D. c. Atkinson.
observation-disclosures DuComb. chair
man. Robert Werley, Fred Carter, VIM.
Kolb, Ed. Simon, Gus Meiker and
John McCune
Dance-N. D. Connolly, chairman; C.
E. Tillman, Rix Newell, j. ]. Mccarthy.
w. ]. Mulligan and Harry Gardner.
NIusfc-Charles Rohde, chairman, and
c. E. Til1man.
Cane Rnck-Thomas Jordan, chair
man, and John T. Stamm.
Decorating-J. J. Cohen, chairman
August Kamradt, Arthur Schultz, F. S.
Baxter and Charles Spear
China wheel committee Arthur
Schultz, chairman; H. J. Kennedy, John
Noonan. Joe Murphy.
Baby Rack Walter Halfman
, chairman: E. Schillo.
Ground committee-H. c. Green,
, chairman: J. Austgen, ]. E. frost
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Committee arran gements and ap-
which is to be given by the Hammond
lodge on Aug. 14th, at Kinders Grove
had been completed. All the chairmen
of the committees have been notified
and received the name OF their respec-
tive STATS. The committees are as fol-
lows:
observation-disclosures E. frost. chair
Duelke, N d. Connolly, and David Led
erer.
Advertising and Publicity-Dr. B. w.
Chidlaw, chairman; d. c. Atkinson,
Lawrence Cox and Leslie Parry.
FINANCE. D. Smalley, chairman; J.
j. Ruff, and William wolter.
Printing-Joseph Austgen. chairman,
j. D. Smalley, Dr. E. NJ Shanklin and
Frank Hitchcock.
Transportatfon-H. c. Green, chair
man; Henry Whitaker and Verne Park
err
Parade-Dr. II. E. Sharrer. chairman
DR. B. w. Chidlaw DR.. ]. T. Clark, DR..
T. W. Oberlin. and DIR. z. NJ. Shanklin.
Gate-Dr. H. E. Sarrer. chairman, and
John Gavit.
Lighting-L. ]. Granger, chairman
and Fred Jarvis
Games-,Edward Mason, chairman
Dr. ]. T. Clark and Floyd Reinhardt.
Candy-Dan Moran, chairman: e. G.
Sproat, Peter J. Lyons, Charles Hicks
Verne Summers, ]. j. Kennedy and F
w Roth
Lunch-David Hirsch. chairman: Geo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28
RUN TO GARY SUNDAY.
(special to THE T1Mns.l

Crown Point, Ind. June 2s.-Mr.
Trasher. head OF the construction
work on the Gary & Southern road,
has announced that cars will be run
TO Gary by Sunday. althouhg it will
be some time before the regular
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28

schedule is arranged. Crown Point is
missin a grand opportunity to cele-
brate an occasion that is destined to
be one of the important events in it's
history and which will probably affect
it's progress as no other medium can
do. Why not celebrate the event on
the 4th?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28
FORMER HAMMOND
LADY IS DEAD

Many people who remember Mrs. l..
s. Smith, wife of the Rev. l. S. Smith.
formerly pastor of the First Methodist
church of Hammond, now of Green
castle, Ind. will be sorry to hear that
she died a week ago yesterday and
was buried the following Sunday.
Her death is said to have been due
to an acute attack of indigestion.
Mrs. Smith had a host of friends in
Hammond. She was active worker in
the church and the Ladies' Aid socie-
ty. She was equally as highly esteem
ed in Greencastle, where she and Mr..
Smith made their home.
pitt vnTTR ~ TvIYn
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