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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
PREACHER MATHIS IS
Believer IN CHRIST
STIRRING SERMONS At TIL
TI,Nr MEETINGS Al THIRD
AND TRENTON.

,,Y ,t .....ti..., .t tI. ,,r-
i'i "i I'M ana trenton AN'"" '7
Icutiug great interest AZ O.rr the
.,f. nm. tent vas ,yll filled last
,.,bt ana , l,rp. number OF autos
..rI I,.o,,I.s u.,r, standing around the
t.nl Iyrr d1, "a large number Of
,,....,.,.. r,.,tippg. are hold I'm tho dis
iJl and ar, Won attended Every
,,,,,,. tI. children rather 10 sing
"A a.. t.,, .urdrr n,o leadership Of
M. I.ss.,
...t ri,,ht fine attendance was the
t.r.rsi v,.t ulrht attendance sine"
p., ,,..tirg, hnyar Turlve propIr
...,,,. f,r,,,rd IN live "a christian life.
r..,, nr,,.r Io,eiipp4 arc bcing
lld An different localities praymg
,., a.. .,,....s a. tn. meeting
ma sermon last MIGHT was on con
,..rst,n R., NathI. said in part.
NJ i.yt ia fonnJ IN Matt iQ.3.
N,,,jE. stv ,,ntu ,ul ovrrut Won be
',,vs,i,l van shall NOT enter into the
l,ngdn,, ,f Gnd'
"'',f%Y'r, "tr"ry n,on ana woman ia interest .
.l II, ,n,,'nr.inn Snp,. people uv
+, ncrsnndo ibrms.l,cs there "a no
,..,.ro n.,,,,.rsi,n. th.r n,rnIrp over
ro,, i.,f ,ro hn morally good.
-. T., ,,,.,r.. .,hri,tIarity thnn moral.
-, ri. dtf,,r.,ce h.tXeeu morolIty
,nd ,hri.tt,n,tv "a mat the .nrallst
soi, rcntcrod man and 'lves a
s,lf .ccntcr.J me- while chrlstlanltv
Ia n ncrs,n lIvs % rbrist crntercd
,ire I, ~ ~ grea, filing 10 I,v. n
,,or,l mo lint Il ~ a greater thing 10
H. rr,iatI,r M. You ask what
-.....,.i A.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
DA|RYMAN Held upon
COMPLAINT OF Child
HTLD ON CHARGE on INCEST
UNDER >S.oan bb>n: ~
YEAR Old DAUGHTER

= revolving story told to humane
sent Wclch Monday. by Il year
I'D Neluc Morrison. resulted I'm the
arrest of T.. y Morrison. dairymau
pt Dwassu. on the charge Of incest.
l,c WIS nrraiened before Justice Dan
isIs and held under e. coo bond
The girl told Mr. Wclch that dur
ing the thrHe years her relations with
her tnther had continued that his
iticats to send her to the pcultcntiarY
II she told anyone had sealed her
lips
Tn, moihcr cf the girl died when
ST.. was two years old and her father
who Is forty years old has two chit
dren by second wife.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
COMMuTES Sentence
OKLAHOMA MURDERER
LIE TiNii. FROM rAtLS WI
LEY >IttbEs 4 REIEA>I
FROM PRESIDENT.

WASiiiNCToN. july is President
wilson tcuty ,ommutci tU expire no
uuce the nfe- sertence Df Thomas
Powell. convicted of murder ~ what
was formerly Pauls WALES. indian
Territory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
y. VI NtN TRIlSS

Electric shoe Repairing and Mea-
scuecr service See big ad in phone
directory
jndcr th' Zig Electric Shoe Sign.
Phone 1865. II East Attn ST.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17

that IN his early DAYS here there W,r"
herds OF buffalo So great that 1t was
Impossible to tell thcm. and that al
Of the Wild animals of North Amer
lea flourishcd IN the bottoms of the
Arkansas. The old man Is supported
10y his sons, who are employed on the
new refinery work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17

rn,,.l e,,toa or u.,l,r,tiop ~ In.
y 3,''.,,il ''','i asnra >-,naiann D,ra l.
"'p' ""' ~. l,m naia IN
P''' ""u W 10 - -
~, i'u'.'" Da''.P W." 49, ,,.,s
,', ,, ,t,.''..,h I-ant,.,l,
~ S''t ,.n -, ,..ri.
I az" sun i,,,.. H.. ,';l,',. ,ho
Whispers "''s'"t ,rin a.
"l'
'I'''" %, it'nS uu.,.o,,
r. " :" iIH,'n s,,.g bo
, ,, Ia H.. ,rnn't hgrl, nm
~ r p.sido, th,t
i'' n ,'i.c =, live t0 or
nm Ia , bolf
~ e..I,'r moo ,,bitc
a,,,..rad t',, Irdi,re in
,.''. ,,''''' ~ '' -, Min tbln. IN
''o' ga 49,, ....,l.~dir,,, =, his
N',, ,,, 1u ann1 ,,o, ,s rn'2 nvlng
a',i, ..,.,.., 80 5ts All sn,s and daugh-
49, 49,, ..'tf.. a. littie
,'7 ms ~" bo ,.acr-
","' n s,,a ''''', ~" avesa,e.picrca ON
cry S'l' ol .nc W"'a H.
,rrnr1in. A. mo statements Of
.., w. .. ,.'''' 10 .,'..,,'i.,,,. r.,i, MIN he
o., 80 s,.,gr ,n,re h.fnrc
Vas p"' -, ,,..,',.,, ,-' ,,.. hnr, ana
.\'Pol'"n ,oo ''"i'' ... - tbo hngirrinl
,.u ,,..,
80 NV f.. n,l IN EnIl.t
o,. a., ,t,,,. - tho rlviI war; he
,,i1 W,,rId ,.,,nrtnr vestardav who
, ,,,,' ,.,'cr,,s a ninn In the
I-'i' I .. ..,rro,,rdlng his cabin
a,'',. h,ir nae s,'u, white and hang
,,' ,,,. shoulders and | cried
,,'H., ,h,,. y,o,,lln,t lot me enlist at
%",, S,oi, E,s They said was
,,,,, ,o,. oId INT ,yos harder then
wiz ~" o. ~, nj, ,har most Of
ana uVlmk '',l', 49, W.T. S'','n "n,id bove
ne S"'"'.I 1's' s, ~, v'har
uone, az" o., '@'S u.''. 49," ,,.'.. hriidin,
tnc W, ~, "a i',',T 90, ~ Columbus
K,s ni,rit claims ne was a teamster
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
ARNOLD-THOMAS
OsWEGO COLLEGE. Osweao, Kansas

High standard accredited
TO resi- ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
Not Worked for Years.

The old patriarch has an allotment
in Gromdhog Hollow IN MuskuEce
county. but n, has not seen II Tor
several Years The last real hard
work he did. he declared. was when
me- raised "a crop - corn on his prop
.,rty al that place. lie has lived In
Tulsa county for the past - years,
having resided at various places.
The old mans beard is as white AS
that % fthc Ancient Mariners. ana ls
as coarse as hruomstraw. HIS half.
however is black. with streaks OF
gray. Following an attack OF SMALL
poN 80 years ago. all of MS long
white hair came out Several years
later a new growth of black mar
made its appearance and this Is just
beginning to show the silver thTeans.
Always Smoked and Chcwcd.
Black looks like he might be con
sidcrnbly over lOO years old, but Just
how much older 1t is hard To tell. lie
posscsses all of his faculties remark
ably well ana has never worn Iihsses'
his sight being unimpaired at this
time. Hc hears well. sleeps well ana
eats well. looks well. but moves about
SLOWLY and with caution. As child
he learned the use of tobacco. ana
has both chcwcd and smoked from
his earliest moments. and yesterday
took ON" like child shows irrita-
tiun when he could not tind his pipe.
lie has used intoNiCants slightly.
Seine folks who know history
have tried to tell me that ! am only
i20 or 13O years old" he said but
am much older than that ON the
hill right over ycnder." pointing 20
the northeast. 80 years asc there
was killed tho last big black wolf
In all this country"
Great Herds of Buffalo.
The decrepit old Indian declares
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17

Great Herds of Buffalo.
The decrepit old Indian declares
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
INSTITUTE
PROMOTERS
ARRESTED

The police of Indiana Harbor yester-
day arrested DIR. A. A. Andrews and DIR.
Williams, promoters of the Interna-
tional Health Institute, which recently
opened Offices at 1882 Michigan avenue.
on the charge of practieing medicine
without a state license. The complaint
was sworn to by DR.. Samuel Herskovitz,
secretary of the board of health. Their
they We're unable to furnish. and SO re-
manned in jail until o'clock. when
their landlord came to the rescue and
signed the bonds. DR.. Herkovitz stated
that his attention was called 10 the
concern by the police, who told him
they had had complaints from men
working for institute" as runners or
solicitors, and who said they were I'M
able to collect any pay for their ser
vices. The doctor visited the place and
asked to the license under which
they were operating. county license
was produced. but that. the doctor ex-
planned. was not sufficient. as a state
license was also required by the law.
They were unab BILE TO show a state IL
cense, whereupon the board of health
man at once had a warrant sworn GU.
for their arrest.
DIR. Herskovitz stated that later he
had made an investigation of the meth
DDS employed by the institute and NE
| had no hesitancy in condemning them
He said that DIR" Williams was travel
ing under alias, and that Williams
was not his real name. The mems
| trial was set for the AID of July before
Judge George Ireland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
ADVERTISED MAIL.

The following letters remain uncall-
ed for in the Hammond, Ind, p. @. for
week ending July IA, 1913: Dora Be
bione, Bogojev Bonacanm, Andrew
Babicz, Petro Boblinski, John d
Brann. Mike E. Barsha, VIII Bell, Mrs
Emma CIute, Walenty Czersowskf
Friedrich Carkey. Richard Casey, Mrs
IT. Caballero, Yam Du1kowsky. Mike
Depuer. Mrs A. Fry, J. r. Ferguson
Mrs. A. Gebb. Wa5ent Gyurekovic, Var
Gatecki, John Glosh, Mr.. and Mrs
Heacot, Miss Florence Hanece. Johr
Hammond. D. r. Jones, Mrs. Arthur
Kcchs. Mrs. John Kennedy. Jacob
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16


court before a ruling on the demurrer.
but it was refused by DR.. Whites OF
torney and subsequently it was depos-
tied in the clerk office
Judge Becker had listened to the 1e
gal arguments until Attorneys Harris
and Matthew clashed over the formers
recitation of alleged facts in arguing
the demurrer. Harris took the position
that inasmuch as the case was on the
equity side of the court. that 1T would
be proper for the court to hear every
thing. 1t was at this point in the argu-
nlent that it became vry apparnt tina
Judge Becker, like every cher judge, is
no hankering for any court SESSIONS in
vacation time.
Judge Anderson" said Judge Becker
lets the bars down and hears every
thing, and if it were not the 10th day
of Judy and about 80 in the shade and
had the assurance that / need not
sit around here for three days, / would
want to hear everything. too. Frankly,
however, / do not see the need of pro-
ceeding an further. They have Of
fered to reimburse the petitioner, and
that. 1 believe, is about all he can
claim. Under the circumstances / am
prejudiced and I will sustain the de-
murrersi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16

Continued from page one.1
A motion was then made that a COM
mittee be appointed by the chair to
select the precinct committeeman. An
amendment was made that the repre-
sentatives from the various precincts
get together. and select committeeman.
The amendment was voted on and de-
feated after which the original motion
was adopted.
Messrs w. B. Van Horne, E. J. o.
Donneu and A. G. SIocomb were then
appointed by Chairman Lewis to act
While the committee was out making
up the list. Chairman Lewis introduced
Mr.. E. w. Mickey who entertained the
meeting with good old republican talk.
The convention recommended Mr..
| James Osmer to the committeeman
| as it's choice for vice chairman.
On the return of the committee the
| following gentlemen We're announced
as its selection for precinct committee
| men:
First Ward:
1st Precinct-Frank Hanson.
1 End Precinct-Chas. FIGHTER.
ard Precinct-Jas. p. Lewis.
Second Ward: =
| First Precinct-Gewi1iyn Jones.
End Precinct-A. P. Brown.
srd Precinct-Ed HaTbd
Third Ward:
1st Precinct-Robert alexander.
End Precinct-Joseph Hartley.
| 3rd Precinct-Lineus Johnson.
| Fourth Ward:
| 1st Precinct-Dr. Herskovitz.
End Precinct-Waldo c. Bailey.
Fifth Ward:
| 1st Precinct. E. Pehrsen.
End Precinct-Thos. d. Manager.
Sixth Ward:
1st Precinct-John Hwy.
End Precinct-George Mirkov.
3rd Precfnct-John Cieva.
Seventh Ward:
1st Precinct-C. A Leach.
| End Precinct-Chris Dallas.
| 3nd Precinct-Ed O'Donnell.
| 4th Precinct-Mike Cohen.
The meeting then adjourned aftel
which the committeeman met inform
: ally and set tomorrow evening at
o'clock in Mr.. George W. Lewis Is tn,
time and place for their first meeting
1.-THE permanent chairman. vice chair
/ man and secretary will then be chosel
by the precinct committeeman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Trading in perishabie produce was
fairly active There was good in
curry for berries and prices were firmly
held. Offerings were fairly liberal.
Potatoes had a firm undertone. Butter
market was easy Trade is not so ac-
tive as of late. Poultry prices showed
little change. Eggs had a steady un-
dertone. Quotations on round lots
ranged:
Butter-Receipts, 1854 tubs. job
bling prices on South Water street fol-
Is q 51ac: hrsts. 24@241sc; seconds.
% 23he; ladies, 22c; packing stock,
goa 21c. Price to retail trade: Cream
cry. extra. tubs. Csc; prints. 2sc.
Receipts. 1886 cases. Jobbing price
Current receipts, 16Q17c; ordinary
frsts. 17c hrsts. 171s q17Ac; prime
frsts. 1871 Ql9c; extra, 229221a Ct.
checks. 12q 1sc; dirties. 14@141ac.
Live Poultry.
Trkeys, 18c; chickens. fowls. lee;
| springs. Gle; roosters. lose geese. 1oc:
ducks, 1sc; guinea hens. $500 per doz.
| Price to retail dealers in single croop
| lots, Il ole over above quotations. ac-
cording to variety and size
| New Potatoes.
Virginia cobblers. S24oa $50 per brl
| bulk, $500 per blu; Kansas. early
Ohios. S5QS71ac per blu.
Dressed Reef.
| Ribs. No /, tic; No. 2, lee: No. 3. lie;
| loins, No. 1, 1S1ac; No. 2, tic; No. 8
| 12hc: rounds, No. 1. 1870; No. 2, 13c;
4 No. 2. IL y c: chucks, No l. 1oc; No. 2
| 91ac; No. 3. SC; plates. No. 1, SC; No. 2
| SC; No. 8, &c.
Berries.
| Cherries. sour, s150d1.60 per is OTIS
sweet. $1.5002.25; raspberries, red So
| ooom 225 per "a at case; black rasp-
berries. s1.5o@1.s5 per Is OTIS; black
berries, $1.75 q 200 per "a OTIS; goose
berries. 1.o0Q $50 per Is qts; blueber
ries, $4,000 FPS per Is ats; currants
s1s5 q $50 per Is ats.
Fruits.
Aples. per bril- 2.00@4.25; lemons. ST
o0@ 500 per box; oranges. $1,000 60
per box: grape fruit, per box. $500
pineapples. per crate, s2.75 $50
peaches, s2.25 per bu.
Melons.
Watermelons. s15o.0o@ 225.0o per car
gems. s1.5oQ2.65 per standard crate.
Green Vegetables.
Beets, new. s1.00@1.50 per 10
punches; cabbages, new. s1.756 2.75 pc
crate; carrots. new. S1.25 61.5o per 10
punches; cucumbers, doz 400 45e
cauliflower. IS a soc per doz; celery
crate, 75cG LOO; green onions. $500
: coo per loo buncnes; green peas. bt
| 50cG1.T5; horseradish. 65 G75c pc
bunch; lettuce. head, home grown, pc
tub. 30@ 35c; leaf. 10015c per box
mushrooms. % q coo per lb; onions, 81.
80 per Gunner crate; parsley, soc pc
box; pieplant. &c per bunch; radishe!
$1,000 lbs per 100 lunches; strin
: beans. 50c@s1.5 per hamper; swee
corn. 50G SOC per crate: spinach, 35
SO per tub; tomatoes, 4e0 soc per crate
: turnips. new. 75cas 1.25 per box; wal
. ercress. zoe per basket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
THE TIMES.

Kratofil, Chas 10y, Mrs. Everett Leaca.
E. c. Long, George 3. Leighinnger. c.
Lininger, Ludwick Lesniak, John
Lanck. Miss l.. Lerg, Wincenty Likes,
Mrs. Cora Moss. Anton Miczulska, Chas.
f. Miczulska, Chas. f. McCahal1, Franz
Maurer. Mrs. Herbert Morriss, G.. L.
McKeand, o. p. Miller, Miss E.
Miehaels. Janos Nemeth, Mrs. Laura
Olson, /. j. Olson, Mildu Poldugoc,
Peter Pockovic. Janos Pap. Mrs. Geo.
Pratt Mrs. John snyder, Wawzyniec
Skarus Wladystaf Warefski, Ivan Ste
fanorte Miehat Stawiavski, Janson
SHOW, Mrs. Victor Swock, Mrs. Alex
Willard, Ugri zsgmond.
f r. SCHAAF. F. NJ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16

cover the cause. he found Bly, armed
with a butcher knife chasing the bar
tender, Big" Joe. around the saloon
The chief Immediately took hand in
the game, whereupon BLY, turned on
him and made desperate efforts to de-
prive East Chicago of her worthy chief
After a hard fight the man was dis
armed and the chief took his prisoner
to the station.
The trouble started over a bracelet
belonging to Blys which he had bor-
rowed money on from Big Joe. Mon
day he was full and wanted the
Jewelry back but the bartender re-
fused to accommodate him. He then
grabbed a knife from the lunch coun-
ter and started after Joe but the time
~ arrival of Chief Mccormack put an
end to the trouble.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
TO START
MANY NEW
BUILDINGS

Many new Gary buildings are SEIZED.
uled to be started in July. Bids rang
ing from s27,5o0 to $4,000 were re.
ceived yesterday for the three-storI
brick hotel Steiner and Miller will err
ect in two lots in Broadway. Fourth
and Fifth avenue block.
Members of the Swedish Lutheran
church expect to start the erection oi
an $4,000 church next week. It viii
be located at 9Th avenue and Fillmore
street. ssssssS
Constructor Joseph Frost is negotiat
Ing a loan for a three-story business.
block TO be erected on two lots at tint
northwest corner of Fourth avenue and
Broadway.
Contractors Paine and Frost have
each started to build two-story apart.
ment buildings for themselves on 4th
avenue corners.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16

to the Gary theatec-all travelling COM
Gary hotel last night, where he came
to confer with Ingwald Moe. Edward
Elbe and Ralph e. Rowley, stockhold-
ers in the theater building company.
Metropolitan Productions.
Mr.. Carruthers stated that this fall
and winter Gary will get such produc-
lions as:
The Garden of Allah"
Maude Adams.
The Purple Road"
Weber and Fields Minstrels.
THE Tx Tok Man
John Drew.
ONiel Bryan,
| George Evens.
| Al. G. Fields.
Wheeler Manager.
| "Our vaudeville, which will show or
Thursdays. Fridays. Saturdays and
Sundays, one show each evening. will
be the best in America It will be
furnished from the Colonial theater
/ McVicker's theater, J. T.. and s.. c. S
and c. Amusement company. and other
big circuits.
| Fred G. Wheeler of Crown Point.
man I have known for many years anc
who will make good in Gary, will b.
PRESIDENT manager of the Gary. San
itising man, and George O'Neu will b,
in charge of the bill posting end OF it.
said Mr.. Carruthers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
WANTED TO BUY.

BARTER & EXCHANGE.
FOR E%CHANGE-A lot in Hammond
for a piano. Address w d. Times )
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
GARY'S NEW
THEATRE OPEN
AUGUST SO
scontinned from Page IL

firm is to pay $4,000 annual rental for
the theater, last night gave to THE
TIMES the first complete outline of the
plans for the operation of the new the
ater-
Gary is now recognized as a big show
town, and by virtue of the contract
which this company has entered into
with the Shuberts. Stair & Havlin, and
Klaw & Erlanger. the steel city theater
will get the best there is for the next
twenty years. the length of the con-
tract.
.No Road shows.s
There will be no road shows coming
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
CASH GRAIN MARKETS

Wheat-No. 2 red, new, sc q SIC; No.
red. new, So 0S5s4 c; No. 2 hard win
ter, new S6Ns71a No. hard winter,
S66S71ac; No. 1 northern spring, 81 " q
s2c: No. 8 spring. sSM soc.
Corn-No. 2. 61m61 II c; No. 2 white
62A m63a4c; No. yellow. Gil 062c;
No 3. coz 0e14e; No. white, 62n So
No. yellow. 6094 q Gil &c; No. 4, 591a @
601zc.
oats+No 3 white, ASA a S91kc; No
4white. 80 738Ac; standard. 4oA a 41c
oPROBALYlwT-D w5R a Is *oZ1s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
CHICAGO OIL MARKET.

Wholesale prices of carbon and other
oils: Standard, white, 10 c; perfection,
1o1a c; headlight, ITS. 12c; eocene,
123ac elaine, 19c; V. NJ. P. naptha. 1Sc;
gasoline. f9c; machine gasoline, 3o11 G /.
raw linseed oil. single brls. Sic; 5 brl
lots, soc: boiled, single brls. SIC; 5 brl
lots, Sic; turpentine, 43c; summer black
OIL &c. These quotations apply to brl
lots f. o. b. Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
BLY, AND HIS
BUTCHER KNIFE

The trial of Otto BLY, of Forsythe
avenue, East Chicago, on the charge
of attempt to commit murder took
place yesterday before JUICE Walter j.
Riley and the defendant was bound
over to the superior court with the
bonds fixed at $500. Monday afternoon
while Chief Leo Mccormack was pass
ing the saloon at the corner of Ex-
change and Forsythe avenues, he heard
a disturbance and on going in to dis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
MY WORD
It IS HOT
IN GARY
GARY'S WHITE HOPES

Recent political scrapss
Frank Swada VS.. Charles Baran Ia
bIowless fight.)
H0szmer.
Paul Milestone VS.. DIR. III. Nj. Hos
mer.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Fried1y VS..
Republican Chairman III. c. Francis.
Progressive Chairman w. r.
Hodges VS.. BoIfce Sxymansixi.
Alderman Tim Engiehart VS.. Supt.
John A. Collins.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16

is months away politics in Gary has
reached the fighting stage.
The latest wearer of the white hope
belt is DIR. H. Nj. Hosmer. who yester-
day afternoon and evening met the
Millstones, father and son. Each is
said to have received a broken nose
while DR.. Hosmer sports a cut eye
brow.
Deputy Sheriff VS. Chairman.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Fred FREELY in
his clash al the Gary hotel on Monday
night with H. C. Francis. republican
township chairman and candidate for
clerk on the Citizens ticket. caused
some excitment. The 'mi1P' was stop
ped by Sheriff Whitaker. who happened
to be present. One slap delivered by
Friedly was the sole blow struck
Judge Huber's court room, the scene
of the Hodges Szymanski set to, was
stopped when his honor rang the gong
and declared the match the draw. The
| judge won't stand for political bouts
| while his court Is in session. Outside
| of court hours he doesn't mind.
| Scratp At College Club.
| 1t was yesterday after luncheon that
DR.. Milestone, Knots man and city
health commissioner entered the Uni
/ NcTSlty CAup, WHICH IL upstairs VI the
/ Northern State bank DR.. Milestone
says that he got into the wrong build
| ing by mistake.
| Bystanders say that DIR. Hosmer ask
1 ed Milestone what he wanted and when
/ there was no response to the question
| the third time he orderd Millston out.
| yes, you all done get out here
| put in two colored walters, addressing
/ DR. Milestone.
/ DIR. Milestone got out but it is said
| that when he got down the stairs he
shouted something back to DR.. Hosmer
| Witnesses say. The result was that the
latter came down the stairs and a
| terrific duel with suitcases as the
| weapons. followed. Then bare fists
| were resorted to and when Henry G
Hay, jr.. who parted the contestants
| was able to fan both of them-aftel
the smoke had cleared away. DIR. Mill,
stone is the possessor of a broken nose
Hos@-.er In Second Bout.
Last night young Milestone met DIR
Hosmer outside of the Reynolds build
ing and proceeded to take him to tasl
for going after his father. Then an
| other fast an dfurious mill followed
| When the smoke of battle celared ava,
| DR.. Hosmer is said to have cut brow
: while a broken nose is said to hav
been young Millstone's share of II
Whether his nose was broken hash
, | been confirmed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
COUNCILMAN ONE OF As HELD

Frank Sanders, councilman from the
sixth ward, who operates a drug store
in South Kokomo, was one OF 4S men
arrested here in the last "a hours OF
.'bootlegging" charges. Information fur
nished by detectives said to have beer
employed by the Good Citizens League
led to the arrests. The stewart at the
Eagles club. the stewart at the Moose
club, two drug sore clerks and q Dozen
former saloon men and bartenders are
on the list.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
EXAM. FOR p. M.

Highland Ind, July Is There is q
great demand for school books here
abouts. especially biographies. Being q
fourth class city, Highland comes under
the new civil service law in regards to
post masterships and the merchants OF
Highland who desire the job that pea-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-16

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