The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-23

that mows down with force equal to
grape and canister 1000 Indiana citi-
zens each year was pinted by DIR. Will
| liam Tesumseh Sherman Dodds, chair
man of the committee on tuberculosis of
| the State Medical society. The occasion
of his address was a public meeting
held at Columbia City under the aus
pices of the Whitley County Associa-
| ton for the Study and Prevention of
| tuberculosis.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEETS.
The summer meeting of the Indiana
Horticultural society, which has been
in session at CenterviIle, closed today
1t has been attended by more than 800
fruit and vegetable growers from eva
/ cry part of the state. The next meet
ing will be held at Indianapolis next
winter. when the annual state apple
show is held. and at that time the an
nual election of officers will take place.
WIND STORM DOES DAMAGE.
A severe wind. electrical ard rain
storm passed over Bloomington. the
rainfall being by far the heaviest since
the March flood. 1t poured in sheets
and flushed city streets and alleys. The
wind blew down the big tent of the
! Wallace-Hagenbeck circus after the
close of the matinee performance. The
seats were blown across a field, maxi
ing it impossible to give night show.
| TO BUILD SETTLING BASIN.
The Princeton Water company is ar
ranging to construct a 100000 gallon
| settling basin for filtration purposes
and is also preparing to install sub
pumping station to furnish additional
pressure for the city water. The basin
will be located in a ravine near the wa
ter works on the Patoka river and a
| twelve-inch pipe will lead from the
river to the reservoir. 1t is expected to
have the sub pumping station in opera
| tion within thirty days. The settling
basin probably will not be completed
until some time next year
BRIDGE WORKER INJURED.
William Heyett 25 years old. of 725
Bates street. Indianapolis. was badly
hurt while working with wrecking
crew removing from Blue river the span
of the Big Four bridge demolished in
the collision of two freight trains at
| Shelbyville. His hips were crushed
when a 500-pound piece of bride iron
fell on him. After being attended to
| by the companys physician he was
sent to the Deaconess hospital at In
dianapolis.
TELEPHONE FIGHT AT LAFAYETTE.
Whether the Lafayette Telephone
company and the Central Union Tele-
phone company shall establish physical
connection between their lines for the
benefit of the patrons on their long
distance service was put up to the state
utilities commission by Mayor George
r. Durgan. A petition was filed at
indianapolis in the name of the city of
Lafayette against the two corporations
named.
ATTORNEYS PLAN COLLAPSES.
Through the voluntary return to Ole
an. n. Y. of Edward Davis. wanted
there on a charge of wife Abandonment
the plan of his attorney. Henry c. Price
of Gary, to test the Indiana status of
the Sulzer-Glynn gubernatorial dispute
collapsed today. The requisition for
Davis was signed by SuIzer as govern
or and Attorney Price planned to re-
/ sist it the ground that Sulzer had
no authority to sign it.
DIES ZEN ROUTE TO OLD HOME.
While en- route to his former home at
Fort Branch with his wife and chill
dren, Clarence Barker of Princeton was
stricken with paralysis at Kansas City,
Mo, and he was taken to a hospital
there where he died. The body was
brought to Fort Branch and the fune-
been in good health up to the time OF
the fatal attack
II yop smoke a La Vendor once you
will always call for them.--Adv.