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The evening world., 1913-06-27

Workmen Find $4,000 In . jar.
HAVANA. June 27.-Workmsn sxca-
waiting at the Guantanamo naval sta
ton to-day unearthsd q jar containing
$4,000 In old Spanish coins. Tho Gu
ban law provides that half shall 80 to
the Under and the other half to the
owner Of the land
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appose . nm whom 10 doctors
III doomed b deaAh saould snset q
81 who had Just arranged - kili her
Queer sita,aGioa.' isut III
W sots Of possibllltias uASht s74sA.
b tact, they do.
And thsy combine 70 make oW OF
e. strongest. most sxolting s,snmer
e>bdes ever written.
Jhs story y "Ths Destroying Angel"
81 Louis Jossph Vance.
opens h ksw York. And al It's
~ action ssyosves sbout Manhattan
Ths Destroying Apsd" ipAll begin
I ~ publication y wSdnssdays Hvsn-
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Dynamite KILLS Eirht.

KINGSTON. Ont. June a. - Eight
italians wers killed yesterday In an ex-
piOsion Of dynamite In . construction
camp Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
ten miles from Parham.
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RAbSi Fra.keI Called Her,

Rabbi DAVID Franksi. rabbi Of the
United Hebrsw Congregations Of scran-
ton. Pa. and vicinity. has boon called
to New York BY the Austrian Jewish
congregation At the Abraham syna-
gosuA Nos S-T.S Attorney street.
where - VIII take W the advanced
WORT Of the jewish scholars In Inter.
teean9 ne Talnsl. and In he fsp he
~ 4eSsss $3.50 tvseA 2 veek = the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04
THAN LAWYERS
FIGHT AGAIN
FOR WRIT

COATICOOK, Quebec, Sept. 4.
PLANS are On foot by Thaw's
lawyers to again obtain his re-
lease on habeas corpus proceed
ings. This time, it is the plan
to have him taken from the GUS
tody Of the immigration officers,
who have him imprisoned in the
Coaticook detention station here,
and liberated on the grounds that
charges against him are insuffi-
cient to warrant his detention.
Thaw was arraigned before the
Canadian immigration board to-
day. He appeared composed and
cheerful and repeated his predic.
tion that he would never be re7
turned to the Matteawan asylum
for the criminal insane. He will
be deported as an insane person,
according to immigration men,
and an appeal from this charge,
according to Canadian laws, is
impossible.
Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw, moth
er of the fugitive. arrived at noon
today.
At his hearing, Thaw told for
the first time of his escape from
Matteawan.
Thaw said he was en- route to
Pittsburg when he was appre-
hended. At Rochester, N. Y, he
bought a tic1et. discovering later
that Rochester was not on the d.
rect rout to Pittsburg. Then, he
said he bought a ticket for Beech
er Falls, VT, and. arriving there,
found himself at the end of tho
line. He said he abandoned trav-
cling for day and then decided
to go to Coaticook. He started
to drive, he said, but the horses
tired. He then hired another
team and drove to st. Hermen-
glide, stopping there for the
night. He said he intended to
leave for Coaticook the next day
and buy a ticket there to Pitts
burg. Then he was arrested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-04
Muster Army to Gather i'm
That Cougar That InfeStS
The Re6entS Park Region

There Is; something doing out
Regents Park way.
Everybody is cougar crazy.
Scores Of inhabitants swear that
they have seen = long sinking
form, with baneful eyes. big
but amy work ON natural history
will tell you the rest---and plans
arc being perfected to hunt down
the monster Of the forests, rs
told exclusively i'm the Times
"Wednesday.
H. ID. Baker, who ordinarily is
perfectly willing to talk shift
locks. typewriters, and back spac-
ers, now goes about bloodthirst-
lily mentioning rifles, more rifles,
ammunition, and hounds. From
all indications there is going to
be big posse after Mr.. Alleged
Cougar next Sunday, and II he
is wise he will put cackleberry
in his shoe and beat It.
However, II Mr.. Cougar
gets nasty about Il and
sticks around where he is
mot wanted he runs the pain-
ful risk Of having to extract
from his anatomy lead. nails,
buttons, stones, or anything
that can be crnmmed into ar
ffiEery.
Some people ray there Is more
than one cougar, but they ell
agree there is At least one ID the
vicinity. Many people insist. that
they have heard bIood-curdline
screams at night. i
Yesterday q stranger intimated
that there might be couple o1
| tomcats hoboIn& about and Waz
just rescued ID tho nick % time
BY ! stei1acoonn car conductor. 4
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out the attempts Of the Stone company boost fares
The commission met for minutes the Commercial club this
The the has made valuation Of the Sanawy
line and this will this and further evidence
possibly necessity reduction this
$3.50
The spanaway line originally built from donated BY the
the fare least
ID cents for the round trip e
interests finally the line
boosted until now straight cents each the cent round
member the public service commission insisted
Spanaway
party.
complaint people
then
peting railways
Traction 26
aon tickets that made the rate but 70 cents each way AS soon The
the rates They first dropped the e cent round trip and this spring
believe the either equitable
put up determined fight against
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cougar Is q cougarTcertainly not
q tomcat.
Probably under the command
Of Ira Light, game warden, sew
eral regiments, platoons, artillery
squads, with battalion or two
thrown In for good measure. viii
invade the enemy In his under
brush stronghold Sunday.
So II Mr.. Cougar knows what
side his bread Is buttered on
(that Is, II cougars eat bread) he
will do = Thaw immediately II
not before.
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ODD ITEMS
NOT EASILY HURT.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4."Gee, /
hurt my wrist" remarked James
Doty, structural iron worker,
after he fell 20 feet. He will re-
cover.
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PREPARES BILL FOR
CHARTING THE COAST

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. 4.
As a result Of the recent loss
Of the steamer State Of California
in Gambler bay, Alaska, Senator
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THEY .soAKEDr HER.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4. Miss
Martha Klatschiten. . suffragist,
while speagkinG to street corner
crowd. was hit by q bomb com
tanning water and thoroughly
drenched.
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EASY MONEY.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4. An
apartment house janitress push.
ed an ash can against Kate Fem
der, aged 4. and jury awarded
her father 800 damages. because
he said Kate's good disposition
was ruined.
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Poindexter today announced that
he was preparing resolution pro I
viding for the charting and light
ing Of all Pacific coast points still
uncharted.
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PARIS, 8epf. 1furz& Hadl.
Per9ian ekaxnp coI1ector 66}6 hlo
tifo her liberty. 5000 and tbelr
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Mr.. MILLS has called It off,
He couldn't make 1t stay,
80 now we'll rest in peace again,
And have our cabaret.
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! and plans to Buy Power From City OF Tao,


couds sci
0
for tem % get ppowerf rom
ethe ewant
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AVIATION NOTE: -
1t is universally admitted
among the most experienced
aviators of the world that the
higher you go up In an aero
plane the harder you are Ike
ly to come down.
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oDDITIEs IN THE DAYS NEWS

ODDITIES IN THE DAYS NEWS
Brambil1a's orchestra will
serenade Commissioner Mills
this evening. The mayor has
been invited.
George Rownds has ordered
~ Point Defiance cars, 81 Old
Town cars and 15 Sixth avenue
cars for immediate use.
Seattle won q game.
The same cop that was seen
on Pacific avenue yesterday
was seen today at the corner OF
Ninth and G streets. A good
description of the man can be
obtained at this Office.
Loomis has resigned.
RIDDIE:-
To the Editor: What Is the
most impossible thing in the
world?
Answer: For an N. p. train
to arrive on time.
a GIRL wearing . green slit skirt
and green silk stocking was
mobbed yesterday by q crowd
in Kentucky. Well, the crowd
wasn't German.
lam GOVERNOR, says Bill sulz.
So am /, shouts Martin Glynn.
(Murphy may have some
thing to say about this.)
RAINCOATS and umbrellas are
said to be excellent articles
against the encroachment OF
the rain.
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lyallap Ignores stone-W Webster Company

4 first a
have
4
o.
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Mrs. Emma1ine Pankhurst,
WHO will visit America In Octo-
ber,
H london. Sept. Mrs. En-
incline Pankhurst will spend .Octo-
bef IN America, according to an
nouncement : at suffraget head
quarters today. Jean Wickham,
suffragette organizer, will sail for
New York in September TO make
arrangements for the visit. Mrs.
Panxhurst will lecture on the ad-
yantages gained by the suffragette
cause in fighting white slavery
and sexual diseases. She will
speak in New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago and other eastern cities.
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Young Married Couples
I Start Out Right

Older marris.d couples
look back and Sigh as they
recall all the plans they
made for the futurehow
they determined to save and
get ahead: but, after many
years, they find themselves
Just about where they
started. Don't delay q min
ute In beginning to get
ahead. II you find only re-
gret for the past In a money
way, start all over again.
Open q bank account now.
You have many good years
ahead Of you in which to
make good. Every day
yoh walt puts you one more
day behind. Don't delay.
n 4
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TWO DROWNED

ST. JOSEPHS, Mich, Sept. 4.
Lawrence Blakeman, aGod II.
and fiancee. Lucy Beach. aged
20, met death this morning when
Brakeman drove his automobile
through an open draw bridge.
The couple were drowned. Two
hundred people Witnessed tha
accident.
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RAINCOATS and umbrellas are
said to be excellent articles
against the encroachment of
the rain.
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z]TnAW MAY BE RETURNED TONIGHT
COMMISSION MAY LOWER TACOMA SUBURBAN FARES

HUSH! A cougars in our midst,
Let's go kill him with our fist,
Not I, says brave John Down,
I'm going to get him with my
houn'.
1T APPEARS today that the
American bug" has fit from
Canada unflittingly.
II COUSIN BILL TAFT has been
elected president of the Ameri-
can Bar association. Cant v /,
find something now to do for
Teddy Roosevelt?
THEY WE'RE translating dry
grammatical sentences in a CO.
ed French class. The sem
tences related to COW and one
fair young scholar continually
referred to the COW in her
1 translations as "he."
Near the end of the recita-
ton the bald-headed young
teacher sprang to his feet with
an impatient look.
Miss JONES'" he explained to
the fair young thing, please
call this COW a She We're
goin to milk her in the next
sentence. ."-Everybody's.
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I AM GOVERNOR, says Bill SuIz.
So am I, shouts Martin Glynn.
(Murphy may have some
thing to say about this.)
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CYNTHIA GREY

Is there any question you wish to ask
Cynthia? Any information you care to
getf Any advice you wish to seekf Re-
member. that Cynthia Grey is working for
you and that she is always on the job to
help you In any trouble. Write to her. She
will help you.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-29

were Hammond visitors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Collins and Mr..
and Mrs Claude Collins spent Sunday
with D. Collins and family OF Ham
mond.
The dance at the opera house Satur-
day night drew q record attendance.
Mr.. W. T. Kight and family of Rose
lawn spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives here.
Mrs. E Wilson of Calumet visited
friends here yesterday.
Paulson has moved into his new store
room in the Anderson block.
Miss Blanche Conway is Ill with
pneumonia at ST. Margarets hospital.
The football game at the park Sun
day proved quite drawing card. II
being estimated that about 400 attend
ed. The game between the Woodlawn
Blues and Hegewisch resulted in a
victory for the home team the score
being 10 to 0. This is the first game OF
the season for the Hegewisch boys
and they certainly made good
Mr.. and Mrs. weber spent Sunday
with relatives in East Side.
Mr. A. Seaberg and family visited
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Indiana Har-
Dor Sunday.
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ROBER.TSDAIE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Biesen have
moved from 10th street to their pretty
new home in Atchison avenue
Miss Harriet Timm OF Indiana boule-
ward has accepted a position with DR..
Hoskins and Lauer of whiting
Charles Heede of Indiana boulevard
is recovering from a severe attack of
rheumatism.
Mrs. Robert Atchison of Roberts
avenue spent the day with friends in
Chicago.
Mrs Fred Stawitke of East Side Wis
tied her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
K1emm of Indiana boulevard yester-
day.
Mrs. Soltwedel of Valparaiso, Ind,
who has been spending several weeks
her with her son, John Soltwedel and
family left Saturday for Chicago where
she will visit her daughter for a few
weeks
James Hayes OF Lincoln avenue is
confined to his home suffering with
several ASSESSES on his arm.
Mrs. Mary A. Moore returned from
Shelby. Ind, Sunday after a few weeks
visit with relatives.
Miss Maize Meyers of Indiana bou1e-
ward entertained few friends at her
nome rluay evening IN nOnOr OF neE
sixteenth birthday.
Mrs. Stanley Korczyk OF Roberts ave
was a Chicago visitor yesterday.
Edward Wonnacott of Harrison ave
returned home from Duluth. Mimi.
Sunday where he spent two weeks the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Aman.
Misses Clara Schaaff and Clara Korc-
zyk were the guests of friends in Pull
man. Ill, Sunday.
Miss Irene Sisson returned to hei
home in Sand Lake. Mich, after
weeks visit with her cousin, Roy
Height and family of Roberts ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Levererz, Jr.
moved from Harrison avenue to Whit
ing Friday.
MES Norris Of Providence, r. Z, who
has been spending several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. John Wilson of In
diana boulevard returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. James Nicholson and daughte
Violet of Roberts avenue visited
friends in Chicago Saturday.
Mrs John Schaak of Harrison avenu,
spent the day visiting in Hammond.
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DR.. ]. T. Salter's pain subduer is on
sale at Kolbo drug store.
Mrs. Florence Kiefer who Is taking a
course in playground work at the Univ
of Chicago was the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Grace Trowe.
Martin Peterson was taken TO ST.
Margaret's hospital in Hammond suf-
fering with typhoid fever.
Abraham Mignatz has resumed his
studies at the state school of the deaf
at indianapolis after having spent
the summer here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hazard, of the
Recht fats have purchased the lot on
Central avenue formerly owned by DR..
| and Mrs. Charles r. Adams. who are
now residing in Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazard intend erecting
a home in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stiglitz of 11eth
street entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Marks and son Harold. of Chicago, and
| Miss Rae Marks, sister of Mrs. Stig-
| litz OF Dixon. III.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Girard of
Sheridan avenue and other members of
the family. spent yesterday at the nome
of Mrs. Girard's sister. Mrs. Charles
A. Johnson in Crown Point.
Mrs. Maurice G. Reiner and two
| daughters Of Gary, spent the week end
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Gordon of oliver street.
Attorney w. B. Van Horne and sons
| visited whiting relatives on Saturday
| Miss Dorothy Forbes of oliver street
left on Saturday evening for Pitts
| burgh. Pa, where she will assume her
| studies on a two year course in chill
1
Training School. While enroute Miss
| Forbes went to Franklin, Pa, TO spend
| a few days with relatives.
Mrs. K L. Meyers of La Porte ave.
was called to Massachusetts, by the
serious Illness of her sister.
Miss Elsie Trowe who is attending
the Lewis Institute is staying at tn.
Y. NJ. C. A In Chicago. spending the
week end with her parents here.
Miss Harriet Timm is assisting IL
the office of Drs. Lauer and Hoskins
Miss Alma Mettier who has beer
on a two weeks vacation will resume
her duties at the telephone exchange
tonight
Mrs. Lou Simpson who has beer
here visiting her sister. Mrs. A. J
Lauer. Mrs. Forbes and her brother
Harry Reinneman of oliver street lef
for her home in Franklin, Pa, on Sat
urday evening.
Benz. II. Gordon Of Oliver street 1ef
yesterday for Ann Arbor. Mich. to re
sumo his law work at the Univ. o
| Michigan.
Attorneys Morris and Eldridge VIII
have spent the summer in Within,
have moved to Chicago for the win
ter.
Miss Laura Lavey of Sheridan avenu
spent yesterday in Chicago visiting he
cousin
Mrs A. ]. Carey of oliver street will
entertain the Woman's Foreign Mis-
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SHU OK s
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Jeb lite seq the mare makes tn
money go over t his hum.
Everybody must be purity friendly
over t Crown Point. Nobuddy wants
t run ennybuddy else fer city Offices
at tn comm collection.
Disposing of fourteen of the colored
players OF Peters Chicago Giants by
the strikeout route and allowing but
FIVE scratch hits, Pete Henning easily
disposed of the dusky visitors at Erie
park yesterday afternoon. After the
smoke had cleared away the score
board showed that Crown Point was
six points to the good in the contest,
or TO be more accurate, to tells the
story of the battle better Crown
Point was never in any danger. the
only two scores of the visitors being
made in the fifth inning partly on
rors by the infeld The locals put up
a great article of ball and while the
visitors at times showed lots of met
tie and pep" they were outclassed,
especially with the hickory. After.
Rohde, Henning and Clark Inquired in
the stickwork. getting two-base hits.
while After poled out a good three
hagger which helped materially in the
scoring. Rain threatened in the nth
inning, but held OF long enough for
the visitors to finish the contest with
out getting wet feet. The lineup was
as follows:
Crown Point-Hascall, 3b; McShane.
SIS Sternberg, 1b: Carson. 2b Henning.
p; Linthian, c; Rhode, If; After, RI;
Clark, CT.
Chicago Giants-Thomason 3b; Bak-
er. SIS; Peecher. 1b; F. Reeves, 2b;
Crawford p: Hardy, c; Lewis. II; VIII
liams. IF; r. Reeves. CT.
Crown Point. o 0 2 o-S
Chicago Giants. % 0 o %
Struck out-By Henning, IA; by
Crawford 5. Hits off Henning, A; of
Crawford. 10. Umpire-Claussen.
The Crown Point marriage mill gets
in the limelight again this week
through the murder Of Mrs. Mildred
Allison Rexrost, who was married to
Everett Rexroast here last July. Mrs.
Rexrost was a Divorce and the couple
was one of the many Illinois couples
who evade the Illinois law by marry
ing again in Indiana.
The members of the Q. A NJ club
met al the home of Mrs. Josephine
Schaible at Gary on Saturday and re-
port delightful time as the guests
of Mrs. Schaible, formerly Miss 10
Wheeler of this place. The prizes at
cards were won by Miss Daza Barr,
Miss Weaver and Mrs Martin j. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paulson of Chi
cago visited yesterday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Krimbill on
East street.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Presbyterian
church will give Japanese social
called 'An Evening in Japan" at the
church par1ors next Friday evening
Decorations and costumes will be of
japanese designs and the refresh
ments and entire evenings entertain
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

sionary Society Wednesday afternoon
Oct. LIST
OFFICER p J. Mullaney will resume
his duties on October 1st after a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Martha Lehr. of Center street,
has taken a position in Wolworth's 10
cent store In Hammond.
William Schmidt of Fred street was
! taken to ST. Margarets hospital, being
very i'll. Mr.. Schmidt has been suffering
for several months with dropsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hellwig and their
son Charles l.. Hellwig, wife and
daughter. Margaret. motored to South
Bend yesterday in his Ford machine.
Miss Gladys Pritchard assumes her
duties as kind srgarten teacher in the
Wallace school at Hammond this morn
ing.
/ The Union Council No. D. of L. will
initiate a large class of candidates at
their meeting in the l. o. Q. F. hall this
evening. The initiatory work will be
done by the team from Golden Rule
| Council of Hammond. Refreshments
will be served.
Louis Miller with a party of friends
consisting of Edward c. Grady, Henry
Harms James Stewart and Jerry Rob
] erts motored to Cedar Lake on Satur-
day evening.
Jerry Otis Wilson was put under
| 800 surety, of the peace bonds by
i Judge Atchison on Saturday night on
complaint of Wilson's wife. The bonds
were signed by r. o. Moose. by whom
i Wilson is employed as a painter
Arthur. the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs Steve Rock was baptized by Rev.
Benedict Rajcany at st. Johns Slavish
church yesterday morning.
The regular meeting OF the Fort
nightly club will be held this evening
Frank Delaney who was arrested on
the charge of intoxication was fined 81
and costs by Judge Atchison. in default
of which he was taken to Crown Point
today.
/ Steve Korsuska, who is said to have
recently came here from Canada was
| locked up at the police station suffer
ing from the d. It's. Korsuska was
given medical attention and was dis
missed but yesterday was locked W
again. Korsuska, when locked up, had
s1o4.15 in his pocket.
Joseph Farchie was arrested by Of
hcer Morris for causing a rumpus in
John Colotka's saloon in addition to
breaking the window. Farchie was
fined 81 and costs after which he paid
the amount and was released. After
Farchies arrest he got on a Rampage
again and in response to a phone call
from Colotka's saloon an officer was
sent to again place Farchie under ar
rest He is now held pending his trial
Rev. Manfred C. Wright OF Fafay-
cite. for several years pastor of the
NJ f. church here. preached both morn
ing and evening yesterday at the local
edifice. Mrs Wright, and daughters
also accompanied him.
! Have comfort in the bathroom with a
Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gas &
Elec. Co.