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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-26

snadno zatIaciti do pozadi net
cisarovu, Marii Anunciatu, ktera
je abatysi Y kldStefe. NakIonila
81 j pro synj plan, ably dostalo sc
j pfcdniho mista IL dvora ma IL
kor Iity. Abatyse nestaIa o
pfedni misto II dvora. Jak zna-
mo, vyvolaIo pred tfemi lGty
mnoho sensace, kdyz manzelka
nasIednika sla Ike dvornimu pie
su nejposlednejsi az "a v5emi Is.
lctymi arciknezniGkami. llrda
zena tato byla velice pobourena
a nasIedek toho byI, ze nasled-
mix trnnu Osobne zadal svGho
stryce, ably pofad tento byl zme-
men We prosp6ch jeho choti, w.
hrozoval, ze jestli Sc TAX nestane,
zc ami on, AMI jeho zena nepfe-
kroGi nikdy prahu cisafskeho
hradu. Cisar pax vyslechI depu-
taci arcivGvodkyn, jejm Gele
byIa Valerie, jeho nejmladSi dee
ra, ktcrou ma velice rad, a ktera
vlastnG stoji V Gcle dvorni ka-
marilIy. Tato prohlasila rozhod-
ne: "V0l 81 mezi nami IIohen-
burgovou - dostane-li Sc j hOd-
nosti elena cisafske rodiny, pax
my nlkdy Ike dvoru Sc nedostavi-
me - Cisar pfirozene rozhodl We
prospGch jejich.
Princczna Iita ie matkou zdra-
vtho hocha a TAX ma zajiSt6no, ze
jeji rod zasedne ma stolec cisar-
sky. PtGe o hocha zdrzela j, ze
nemohla Sc suGastniti dvorskych
cercmonii iako prvni dana, ale
tuto zimu Sc pfiprayuii manzelt,
~ zauimou syt misto Il dvora.
Zita ie ve Vidni velmi popularni.
Take starry cisaf j ma rad, Po-
kud Sc tkne schopnosti, jest roz-
hodn6 ma tom l6pe areiytvoda
Karel t'rantiSek Josef, nei ieho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-26

! cisafi, naslednik posila sveho
ovce, ktery ma nad6ji, ze jed
noho dne zasedne ma cisafsky
trhn, do zapadlych posadek, TAX
zyanych "hnizd" V lIaIici. Po-
klada Sc IA jisto, ze V tom ma
prsty pani v6vodkynt, ktera
chce, ably byl vzddlen cd hIav-
nich NEST rise, kde byl vsudc
yelmi obliben.
ArciyGyoda KareI Frantisek
Josef jest mlady muz veseI6 po-
vahy. Cd nej1tlejsiho d6tstvi je
yychovdn pro cisafsky trun. BY
10 mu teprye tri lGta, kdy Sc je-
ho strye arciyGvoda Frantlsek
Ferdinand Z Este ozenil hra-
bmkou Chotkovou, pfi Gemz sc
vidal trdnu pro sy6 potomky.
MaIy arciyfvoda uGiI sc zahy
ysem ydcem, ktcrG jsou potreb.
ny budoucimu panoyniku tax
yelkG rise. Mel angllekou vycho-
yatelku IA mIuvil pIynnG angii-
cky drive, nez Sc nauGiI meme
cky. P6stiIa mem take lasku
he hrhm sportu nenl pochy-
by, ~ ma tato zena, ktera nefi.
kala stale; "to nesmltel" veil.
kou zasIubu o yyvin jeho povahy.
OsyojiI II jiz Y dttstyi angIlckG
zyyky u n1zory, kterG ne slime IL
II od copatych ndzort a trade,
ktcrf choyaji So rodinG llabs-
burgu MiIujc tancc sporty,
zylast6 bruslcni, kterGmu hoIdu-
je. Vynikd prostotou a upfim
n0sti. Pcnize u nGho nemaji ce-
| ny Y tom ohIedu jsOu \ princez-
nou Hitou Oba marnotratni. Ca
stokrdte podnika yychazky pre-
strojeni a o Mich koIuJe mnoho
rozmanitych historek, Jedi y
prestrojeni i do VidnG, Jeho ma
tka arciytyodkyne Josefa bydli
Y paIhci Augarten n je vdovou
30 areivfy0dOvi OttOyi, ktery
yclmi rychle I'll. Jeho pfedcasna
smrt byIa zavin6na yystfcdnost.
mi, kter}m holdoyal po cely
svuj ziyot Arcivtvodkyn6 Jose
ia modIiIa Sc stale IN bIaho svGho
manzela a syny syoje yychovava-
la velmi prlsnG. Arciveyoda
Frantisek Ferdinand Este je
veIky pfivrzencc katolicke cirkvc
n Y boji, ktery Sc rozvifi jednou
V otazce naslednictvi, bude mitl
IA sebon jist6 velkou moe cirkev'
nj. Zbozna je arcivGvodkyn6
Josefa, ktera vychovavala take
sve syny V nabozenstvi. Tito vsak
nevystupuji TAX okazale jake
strannici Rima, jako Glni nasled-
mix trunu. Jednim ze zivotnich
ukolu arciv6vodkynG Joseflny
Ibylo, ably jeji ncjstarSi syn neu.
zavfel messalianci. Po dIouhych
pax Gvahdch yybrala mu "a
zenu princeznu Iitu Parmy, Z
Ikatolickt mocnG rodiny. Princez
ma Zita ic vychoyana Anglli
j. velmi krasna vSeobecn6 Sc
soudi, ~ yolba manzelky pro do
dice trnnu nemohla dopadnouti
| Isfastntii Ma income pfibuzen
styo, ktcrt j bude chraniti prot
pletichdm jeji tety, Ilohenburgo
I've, jejii plany ma zbayeni Sc III
lty spatne 81 daTi. Nehylo il ne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-26
HEMINGFoRD, NEB.

Pan .Jakub IIarbacek Y
Page, Nebr., So pfijel zas jednon
podivat ma Box Butte Pfi tG
pfilezitosti prodal pozemek, kite
ry zde vIaAnll, bratr6m P0tme.
SLIM.
MinuIy t}den SO p. John
K0varnik y manzelkou yypravil
ma nAvSt6yu bratra Jakuba k0'
varnika Y Harrison, Neb. Asi
pdl hodiny pred pfijezdem vIaku
sc PAM Kovdrnikova svalila NJ
j yipe neskfisili. HcmfeIa We sta
RI rs let. Pohfcb se odbyyal Y
sobotu 10. t. N. y katolicktho ko.
stella Y IIemingford. TAX je Glo-
v6k jako para ma tom svtt6, Ne
vine, kdy mas Ia smrt zachvati.
Jak pani Kovdrnikovd, rano SC
tesla pima zdravi poIedne by
la ma tG dalekG ccst6 \ ktcrt Sc
jeSt6 zadnY nevratil. Budiz j ze-
me Ichkou.
- Pan Vincenc konec s man
IzcIkou od Canton, stravili diva
dny maSem sousedstvi. Pr tt
| prileztosti pani koncova zane,
chala $50 predplatnt na Pokrok,
Srdetnt diky p. Koncovd. Dou-
fam 2e Sc Vam pokrok zalibi ~
kazdy rok predplatnt obnovite
po ease pfidate Cesko-Americky
Venkov, neb oba listy 81 podpo-
Try Ceehu uebraskyeh plnou me
! rou zas uhuji, obzvlast nyni, kdyz
Vcnkov zaGne dyakrdt m6si6n6
yychdzet ddkaz to, ze nabyva o
bliby men Ceehy americkymi
PAM Zaiicoyd odiela k pta
telum do Marsland ma ndysttyu
L IA nepritomnosti manlelky po-
sloupll Alois ua misto pryniho
kuchafe, ien ie syn Josef musi
dtlat praei TuhIc chltl se po
ehmhlt oo mi. tak mut slihil, ie
mi uehysla dohrt ohtd, jon b. 81
.poFad pftpaloynl prsb. tak musol
|syn Josef ohtd dodtlat N bran
hory pfesoh' to nam potAd w
sytllnyal te TAX ie MA rad, te
.mait Irrsi ebuf
y raiek vrJer ieA Jan ia.
srf d llrrla trlmknty "a 1os 4.
'tuns htiz dtsadta lIpmlug
. nrd ebumrII.a q sHlb ttl hoslue
|mokf5 tak e. aatomublt sa baslut
umrkal kids pFueb aa ttl mt
De- ol mtsla Sara S. smrkla pa
iak "a slraHu sadni kala 81 W.
lUmits kaFa 81 FEetFatI'a q Kst.
etnl mma lnsgIs kfla kiff}
Iyylgisl faslah pasl kAfga. sfasi
aau aatesiaa 81 lsslusmu ais be
slale e,asm kara j. ha,ln} Io
,ramessaa I'll tssh autamah,
lyet nlkb hgmA tlo,sk praifaa
al naabst
fpEasplsl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-26

lE Cesko.Americky Venkov
ie jediny hospodafsky sbornik v
PiSte 81 o 6isla ma ukaz.
ku pod adresou Cesko-Americky
l4l7-l9 So. 18th Str
Omaha, Nebr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-26
KEWAUNEE, WIS.

Jak nam sdd.uje pan J,
Brych, schraIi tamni ochotnici
Bordynkare" dine Is. listopa-
du. Pr0bdh hry byl pGkny a I'd
bava 'vescla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-26

- Krajane, pfedplatte Sc ma
pokrok Zapadu
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
STILL eOMPl AIN OF
GARBAGE CONDITIONS
Women On State Street Re.
new Their Accusations
Against Garbage Men.

Though their husbands appear to be
resigned to their fate, women living
in the apartments of the Schultz block
on State street as we'll as neighboring
fats are plottong vengeance on the city
for garbage conditions in the alley be-
tween state and Sibley streets from
Oakley to the Nickel Plate tracks.
Their complaints to THE TIMES con-
tinue. They tell of garbage men who
with strange wit clean the boxes spick
and span, throwing the greater part of
the garbage onto the alleyway- The
odors which were so offensive al the
time of the complaint by Alderman X.
continue to exist.
If Mr.. Kuhlman will investigate
conditions, instead of accepting the
word of garbage man, evidently the
guilty party, he will have more in
formation at hand the next time he
writes" says one tenant.
These women are also concerned
about the methods employed by con-
tractors who when wrecking buildings
leave great piles of timber stand for
days. They claim that this should
days The claim that should this lum-
Der catch fire that the whole block
would go in spite of anything the fire
departments of Hammond could do.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10

CLOSES ON
JULY 20

The Orpheum theatre is to close down
on the twentieth of July to be dark for
two weeks while alterations are being
made. Manager Hankinson will con-
duct house cleaning assisted by the
stage hands union and vacuum clean
er. He will open his house for a
season of tabloid He denies that
will be in the majority this year
Among.She tabs booked for Ham
mond are. THE Mayor of TOXIC" His
Highness the Bey, Three Twins,
Madame Sherry" The Wizard of
o." THE College Widow" and The
Spring Chicken" all old successes. The
day of cheap tabloid is past, says Han
kinson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
Chief WILL NOT
CAUSE ARREST
Where Applications for New
Motor Registrations Lii
censces Are Made.

Old vehicle licenses expire after to-
day and according to the new motor
vehicle registration law all motor driv-
en- vehicles must carry a new license
number or the owner will be liable to
arrest and conviction. Hammond auto
mobilists are In a quandry as but few
licenses have been received in Ham
mond, although in some instances ap-
plications have been made months ago
and still they hive not received their
new. numbers.
In an interview with Chief Austgen
this morning he stated to TIMES re-
porter that he would not cause any ar
rests in cases where the owners have
made an effort to secure new numbers
the owners could not be held respon-
sible for the neglect of the state Off
cials. 1t is thought that the secre-
tary of state is swamped and is un-
able to take care of the large vol
ume of license applicants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
KLOTz TOSSES
CHAPEAU IN RING
Common Sense" Declares
Candidate Is What Is
Wanted in a City Court.

The list of democratic candidates in
Hammond continues to grow the fourth
candidate for the city judgeship hav-
ing come out today. The newest ar
rival is Attorney Theodore Klotz whose
office is in the First National Bank
Bunilding. Mr.. Klotz is at present
bailin in the superior court, room No.
2
The city court is for many people a
court of last resort" said Mr. KIotz
today, and the man who presides over
IL must exercise a lot of common sense
in connection with the duties of his
office. | have at various times pros
ecuted cases in the city courts and as
bailin in the court every day l know
what is required of a city Judge My
Chicago experience has given me an
insight into human nature so that 1
feel fully capable of acting as city
Judge"
Mr. Klotz has been a resident Of
Hammond for several years and is a
property owner here. He has found his
knowledge of the German language of
great use to him in his practice in
Hammond. He enters the race with the
fullest endorsement of many friends.
Mr.. Klotz says that if he is elected
he VIII not be a candidate for a sec
ond term.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
HAMMOND AGAIN
GETS hOTORIEIY.
Big Sunday School Plans
For Attendance of 1000
In October.

In connection with the news of the
worlds big Sunday school convention
Hammond has been breaking into the
news columns in a Sunday way.
few years ago the Christian Sun
day school on Indiana avenue had only
thirty in the entire school counting
teachers and officers. Now it has over
thirteen hundred on its rolls with an
dred of these one hundred and ninety
were visitors leaving over a thousand
bonified Hamond pupils. Hammond far
outstripped the largest Sunday school
in Chicago and is now laying its plans
for rally day the Sunday in October
at which time they hope and are PLAN
ming for an attendance of over two
thousand
The pastor and superintendent keeps
things humming with life. He has
been offered in the last six months a
leading place in two business concerns,
the presidency of a young and thriv-
ing university in the west, and his
name has been prominently suggested
for mayor of the city. All these things
he has waved aside together with Of
ers from large and prosperous
churches in other places preferring to
give bis whole energy to a Sunday
school and a church. believing this to
be the biggest and most needed work
in the world.
Meantime Hammond is receiving note
far and wide which is helping wonder
fully notoriety gained years ago and
is building a reputation of the most de-
sirab1e kind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
DIRECTORS
To MEET
ON MONDAY

Street crossing matters and the pro-
lection of the city's trees will be
among the principal subjects for dis
cussion at the next regular meeting of
the board of directors of the Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
The meeting of next Monday will
probably be the last one for a month
or two. as most of the directors will
be away on their vacation
The directors will undoubtedly make
an effort to avoid another death trap
on railroad crossings by bringing about
the vacation of that portion of the
alley between State and Sibley streets.
which Is to be extended over all the
tracks east of Holman street
The board of public works made long
and many efforts to get the Nickel
Plate, Erie and Monon railroads to CO.
operate on this alley matter, so that
insted of opening 1T across the tracks
it would be opened on the Nickle Plate
right-of-way between State and Sibley
streets, east of the tracks. The Nickel
Plate showed a willingness to dedicate
part of its right-of-way for proper
reimbursement from the other roads but
the latter did not see fit to cooperate
although they did work together for
the opening of Bulletin street, short
highway on the east side of the Nickel
Plates right-of-way between Plum
mer avenue and state street. A num-
ber of the Chamber of Commerce di-
rectors who discussed this alley mat
ter informally among themselves in
sist that someway must be found to ell
inmate what would undoubtedly be an
other death trap.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
THEY Want
TO SEE FIGHTS

Fight fans of Hammond and vicinity
are itching for some sport, judging by
the restless feeling which they have
displayed for several mohths. Not
since the Anderson-O'Neil fight. sew
eral months ago, have they had any
excitement in this region, and there is
little doubt that IL some good, live
bouts were staged at the present time
they would draw a packed house.
Fans were expecting to see Clabby
and O'Neil matched before this, but
now there are few hopes of seeing the
pair get together. as Clabby will not
listen to O'Nei1 unless the IrondaIe
fghte rcan get down to Clabby's
weight Secondly. Clabby is not very
anxious to fight at the present time. as
the weather has been too warm TO do
any training work.
CIabby left last night for Cedar
Lake. Ind, where he win spend some
time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
DEAD MAN.
FOUND ION
TRACKS
Police Investigate
to See Whether
He Was Murder
ed or Not

The finding of the body of Joseph
Buckley, colored. on the E., J. &c E.
tracks. near the Gary & Interurban in
tersection at West Gary, has caused
the Gary police to investigate whether
the man was murdered or whether he
was killed by a ~ engine during the
night
FOUND BY HAMMOND MAN.
Buckley was Nickle Plate section
hand was in Gary last evening At s
o'clock he boarded Hammond divi-
sion car. and at $3.50 O'Clock Gus Sig
net. who was the car, saw the men
get off at the u crossing.
Early this morning George Liesen-
felt, of Hammond. rang up the Gary
police and said that dead body was
on the ~ tracks, fifty feet south Of
The G. & l. crossing. The police pa
troll removed the remains to Finerty's S
norgue. Their were several cuts about
Buckley's head.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
HOTEL DEAL
IS OFF, SAYS
MRS. NEE

Negotiations for the purchase of the
Hotel Nee. which r. D. Fowler of Dam
Vile, H., carried on with the manage
ment have fallen through, Fowler. ac-
cordinfi to Mrs. Nee today. having been
unable to raise the required sum for
the consummation of the deal
All negotiations are off,, said Mrs.
Nee MIR. Fowler appeared as a pros
pective purchaser. but he did not meet
price. We are doing very fine and
we don't want the impression to go out
that we are anxious to dispose of the
business. If some one comes along and
gives UP our price we are ready to sell.
That is business proposition to which
every one in business is open to-.
Mr. Fowler was formerly connected
with the l. c. railroad When his health
became poor he Joined his sister who is
said to have been quite successful in
the management of a Dallas, Tex, ho-
tel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
Another Body Found.

The body of a man whose name is
believed to be Todor Sarr and to have
been employed at the Standard Steel
Car company's plant at Hammond. was
found last night shortly before mid
night by the crew on a Gary and In
terurban car. Sarr had evidently been
struck by car earlier in the evening.
His fact was smashed into un-
recognizable mass and his skull had
been laid open and he was otherwise
bruised and ctf- The body was notic-
ed lying beside the track at Cedar and
145th streets by Conductor Nuff. who
reported the accident to the Indiana
Harbor police. Officers Rachinez and
Genansanski were detailed to bring it
in. A search OF the dead mans effects
revealed a pay envelope dated June 80
and bearing the name Tudo Sarr and
the number 1856.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
improvements At Park.

According to John Flaherty who has
charge of the bath house at the Lake
Front park at Robertsdale, the resort
is one of the most popuIar places in
the region and throngs of people
gather at the park each day. The pa
tronage this season is much larger
than last. the beach being the most
popular attraction.
During the recent hot SPELL bathers
had to wait hours at a time, before
they could get a dressing room and al
though the water was chilly last Sun
day. the beach was spotted with bath
ers. This week $50 more feet of rope
was ordered and will be placed in the
water as a life line for the safety of
the bathers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
ANOTHER
NARROW
ESCAPE

Another narrow escape from drown
Ing occurred at tho Hammond Lake
Front park yesterday afternoon when
a young girl was rescued from the
water by number of bathers and in
an unconscious condition was carried to
shore.
The water was extremely cold yes
terday and although the young lady
was only in three feet Of water she was
seized with cramps. A number of bath
ers noticed that something was wrong
and rushed to her aid They carried her
TO the bank and after reviving her, she
again faited away. Friends worked over
her for Is minutes and she recove ed
sufficiently to return to her home.
The young lady refused to divulge
her name and her accident was the
second to occur in two days. A like
accident occurred Tuesday afternoon
when two young men rescue young
girl who became confused when high
waves struck her under water. Johp
Lacey, a Chicago young man was
saved from drowning last Saturday by
Joe Kasper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10

Protestant ministers in Hammond are
planning a city-wide campaign some
what on the order of the Fellowship
effort held last February in which a
great deal of interest was manifest
The system of changing pulpits like
big league ball teams revolve around
the circuit may be followed out
Messrs Adams, Sharp and Hoffman
were the only members of the clery
at the Monday session of the Minis
terial Association and because of that
reason details cannot be made public.
1t is said however that something new
and novel is going to be tried in Ham
mond this winter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
FOURTH GLASS
POSTMASTER
EXAMINAT

Scherervi11e, Ind, July 1o.-The
United States civil service commission
announces that on the date named
above an examination will be held at
Crown Point, In, as result of which
1t is expected to make certification to
fill contemplated vacancy in the posi-
ton of fourth class postmaster of class
at Schererville, Aug. and other va
cancies as they may occur at that
office unless 1t shall be decided in the
interests of the service to fill the va
cancy by reinstatement The compen-
sation of the postmaster at this office
was 1927 for the Last fiscal year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10

Passage to-day of resolution re-
questing that the Legislature allow
municipalities to increase their in
debtedness from 2 to per cent Of
their valuation, is regarded as one of
the most far-reaching pieces of work
transacted by the Municipal League
of Indiana which is holding its last
session at the Gary Commercial Club
to-day.
The measure was advocated by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
TODAY'S PROGRAM.

THURSDAY MORNING, o A. NJ.
"The Engineering Department of
a Cfty."-Mr. A. p. Melton. City
Engineer, Gary.
Discussion;
Mr.. Ezra Shoecraft, City Engineer.
LaPorte, Ind.
"Sewage Disposal''-Mr. c. j. Cot
tingham, City Engineer, NoblesviIIe,
Ind.
ssOne Cfty,s Water Plant'--Mr. Rob-
ert McGrnth, President board of
Public Works, Lafayette, Ind.
Reports of Sections.
Reports of Officers.
Reports of Committees.
Election of Officers.
Selection of Next Place of Meet
Ing.
Unfinished Business.
Adjournment.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1870 p. VI.
Automobile trip around city.
Close Of 23rd Annual Session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
Prest's Court.

John Cheabeck of East Hammond
was tried before Judge Prest yester-
day evening and fined s1.00 and costs
on a charge of assault and battery.
Nick Popolick appear as complaining
witness.
The case of the State of Indiana VS..
Peter Dibos was continued before
Judge Prest today on account of the
illness of the defendent. Dibos was ar
rested on a complaint made by Henry
Sullivan charging provocation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
Funeral This Afternoon.

Funeral services over James Krider,
son of Mrs. Henry krider, 19S Plum
mer avenue who was drowned at the
Lake Front Park Tuesday afternoon,
were held from Stewards chapel this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The order of
Moose of which he was a member at
tended in body and the Moose ritual
was used. Interment was made at Oak
Hill cemetery and members of the Ord
er acted pail bearers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
ATTY'S. AUTO MISHAP
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Crown Point. Ind, July 1O.--Attor-
ney H. S Barr met with an accident
to his automobile yesterday while
travelling the Cedar Lake road. near
the Rudolph Halfway house, the steer
ing wheel becoming loose and pre-
cfpitating driver and machine down a
steep embankrnent. Mr.. Barr escaped
with only slight scratches but the ma
chine was somewhat badly damaged
and in need of the auto hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
DECLARE 81 PER
CENT. DIVIDEND
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

NCptCIdI 10
Highland, Ind :. July 10-At the an
nual meeting of the board of directors
of the Lakt County Produce Co, ship
pers of produce in car lots a stock
dividend of 81 per cent was declared
after a meeting Of the stockholders.
The concern will soon increase it's
capital stock to $25,0o0 and looks for
ward to a prosperous ytar. The ofri-
GERS are:
L. Weyle, President.
C. p. Schorn. Vice President.
r. Hook. Treasurer.
H. Meeter. Sec and Mgr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
EMPLOYEES
TRANSFERRED
TO WYOMING
Especial to THE TIME.

Whiting. Ind, July 10.-The Standard
Oil Company Is beginning the erection
of a new plant at Casper, Wyoming.
Several Whiting men will be trans
ferred from the local plant to the
scene of new activities. Among those
to go will be Charles B. Manbeck. who
will be superintendent of the new
plant and James Parker jr.. who will
be chief clerk.
The Manbeck and Parker families
intend leaving for their new location
about SEPTEMBER /.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
Weston Expected Today.

Edward Payson Weston. the pedes-
trian, is expected in Hammond this
afternoon enroute to Minneapolis from
New York. He is the best part of a
week behind schedule and is being
badly beaten by Charles Greb, a young
walker who is in a dual contest with
Weston.