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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
HELD UP AND ROBBED
OF 5000 At GARY
st. Louis Man Travels to So.
chicago to Make Police
Report.

Walter wisnewski. 1856 o'Fanon
street st. Louis. Mo. reported to the
police OF South Chicago today that at
nc point of a gun he was held up and
robbed of 5000 in Gary yesterday by a
n whom he met on the train enroute
rom ST. Louis TO Chicago. Wisniew-
XII arrived in South Chicago this
morning. reported his case to the po-
lice and gave a description of his
aeabie travelirg companion, who at
The very first o~tunity, relieved him
Of his valuable.
South Chicago police notified the
Gary police and they are looking for
the we'll dressed loquacious tourist woh
separated Wisniewski from the 5000 he
was bringing to Chicago to invest IN a
business deal.
Wisniewski told the police that the
man struck him over the head with a
gun, leaving him in a dazed condition
and escaped with his money. Wisniew
ski thought the man was coming here
and fastened TO notify the local police.
So far they have been unable to find
any trace of him.-South Chicago CaIu-
met.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
PERITONITIs
BRINGS END

Louis Aeby Jr.. son of Louis Aeby,
145th and Carey streets. Indiana Har-
Dor, died Saturday of peritonitis, fol-
lowing appendicitis
The boy who was 10 years old. was
out in the woods about a week ago and
ate something which poisoned him, and
at first this was thought to be the
sole cause of his illness. However,
he did not improve as rapidly as was
expected and he was taken Friday in
Burns & AIcGuans ambulance to Chi
cago to the Union hospital, where DIR.
Billings diagnosed his ailment as peri
tonitis and said that he was too weak
to stand an operation. He gave no hope
for the patients recovery from the
first. Saturday morning Louis lapsed
into uneonsciousness and he was kept
alive by artificial means until $3.50 Sat-
urday night. when he died. 1t is not
believed that the poison had much, IL
anything, to do with his condition. al
though it might have had some slight
bearing on the case.
Besse Aeby, a sister, who is attend
ing school in st. Louis, is here, she
having arrived yesterday in response
to a telegram from her parents. Louis
leaves besides his parents and sister,
one brother named Richard, aged 6.
Louis, who was a fine lad who gave
promise of growing into an exception
ally fine man, was popular among his
mates at the Washington school, where
he was a member of the ga class. The
children of his room are to be allowed
to visit him today. The funeral will
take place tomorrow at 2 p. m. from
the late home, the services to be in
charge of Rev. r. H. Johnston of the
Methodist church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
GARY WINS, OF COURSE

Valparaiso and Gary held a dual
track meet Saturday at the Emerson
grounds at Gary. and Gary took the
contest by a tota lof rs points to %
for Valparaiso.
The meet was a spirited one, Gary
appearing in much stronger and bet
ter form than in its interclass meet.
A. Davidson, Paul Hake and Dick
Much starred for the winners. while
Jones id some good work for Valpa-
raise.
Good time was made in the 44o-yard
dash. which was taken by Paul Hake
in 55 LIS seconds, good time for the
Emerson track. Dick Much ran the
mile for Gary in the fair time of 5:04,
and three Gary men tied for first in
the pole vault at 8 feet inches.
Next Saturday Gary will compete in
the county meet at Crown Point and
the steel city athletes hope to take
first place, the result of this meet hav-
ing raised their hopes to a high pitch.
Results:
100 yard dash. 10 4-5-A. Davidson.
G; c. Jones. "; B. Kuss. G.
220 yard dash. 26:4--U. Jones. V:
Bradley. v: F. Williams, C.
440 yard dash, SIS 1-5-P. Halse. G.
Jones. v; F. Williams. G.
$50 yard run, 2:Os-P. Halse. c.;
Much. G.. Burton. "
Mile run. 5:04 1-5-Much, c.; Holder
man. G.; L. Lloyd, V.
Shot put. 36-41z-Feder, G.: Bradley,
"; McLennon, G.
! Broad Jump. 1s-41k-P. Halse, G.; F
Williams, c.; L. Kuss, 9.
! High jump 5-4-P. Halse. G.; j.
Davidson, G.. and Ellies. V, tied
Pole vault. feet sin.-McLennor
and Elser. and A. Davidson. tied for
first place.
12o yard hurdle IS 4-5-L. Holderma n
G.; A. Davidson. G.; Bradly,V.
220 yard hurdle--A. Davidson, c.: +.
Holderman, c.; H. Deardoff, V.
Gary rs: Valparaiso %.
Baseball, Lake County League:
Emerson. IL; Indiana Harbor, 6.
Gary High, g. LaPorte high, 8. Il
innings.
County meet at Crown Point mex
Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
DELEGATES HOME
FROM CINCINNATI

This morning the Gary delegation to
the convention of the International Y.
NJ. C. A arrived home with stories of
the convention and tales of their ad
ventures in the street car strike at
Cincinnati, where the convention was
held.
Gary had the second largest delega-
tion at the convention, its personnel
being exceeded only by that of the
Queen City.
c. NJ. Mayne. G. w. Swartz. George
Pinneo, w. a. Writ. Frank Shaw. L. w.
McNamee. John Dorman. c. V. Ridgely
and oliver Holmes made up the delega-
ton from the Gary Y. NJ. C. A.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
TOLLESTON BEATS
GARY ROWS

The Acker- Schmidt team was taken
into camp good and strong by the Toll
lesion lineup at Ambridge park Sun
day. Only seven innings were played.
the score being 8 TO 1 in favor of Toll
lesion. Manager Rothermel reports his
team pulling off some classy feature
plays and wants to meet the ex-league
aggregation from Tolleston again. The
lineup:
Observation-Disclosures, IS; Vaughn.
2b: Kape. CT; Boyle. 3b; Kunert. rf;
Brakeiron. c; Fisk, If; Howell, p: Smith
Id.
Acker-Sehmidt- Higgins, IS; Donoho,
3b; Fry, 2b; Quinn. 1b: Ross. If; Mat
thews. IF; Ragon, c; Hanlon, p; Pow
ers, CT.
Thes core:
Tolleston .....1 0 2 80
Acker-S Schmidt % 0 0 0 0 IL
Struck out-By Howell, s; by Ham
Ion, 6. Hits-Off Howell, 2; off Han
lon, Z. Umpire-Fair.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
ANGRY BOARDER
BEATS UP MISTRESS

Charles Dillon, colored, was arraign-
ed in the Gary police court today on
a charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by Doris Payne, a lady of color,
who runs a boarding house for colored
gemmen at Sixteenth and Monroe.
The landlady charges that Dillon de-
manded an early breakfast and that
when she declined to interrupt her
beauty slep he started something"
Thereupon the landlady leaped out
of bed and grabbing tea pots, skillets.
and rolling pins she started to throw
them at the boarder. He responded by
chasing her out of the house and then
dragging her back in againg The
prisoner was discharged.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
EIGHTH AVENUE
TAXPAYERS MEET

The property owners of Eighth ave-
nue. met in Gary in the Commercial
club rooms Saturday night to look into
the matter of fixing up Eighth ave-
nue., which is badly in need of repair.
Informal discussions by those present
was all that was done and the meeting
adjourned until Wednesday night of
this week, when City Engineer Melton
and more of the property owners will
be present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
SAD REPETITION
OF WORLD OLD STORY
Baby Squeezed to Death
While Sleeping Between
It's Parents.

When Eli Mabdzia and wife woke up
this morning at their home 1445 Wash
ington street, Gary they tried to rouse
their one year old ehilt but the little
one slept on. The father continued
shaking the youngster he supposed to
be sleeping and when he did not re-
spond to his efforts to awaken it he
found that the tot was dead.
1t is believed that the baby-Razzo
was his name-got squeezed in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
TOLLESTON WOMAN
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. George Schroeder, for whom the
police of Gary. Chicago and Hammond
have been searching for a week, was
found on Saturday by Sergt Jenkins
of the Gary police She was in Chi
cage.
Mrs Schroeder disappeared on May
10 following visit to Gary to pay
some bills. Her movements were
traced to Hammond and it was there
that the police learned of her pres
ence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
M'MICHAELS BETTER:
HE WILL LIVE

At the United States Steel Corpora
ton. in Gary, today it was said that
there has been change for the better
In the condition of S. ]. McMichaels
the young Tolleston physician who
was operated on for appendicitis.
Miss Hazel Goodspeed of Joliet, the
fiancee of Mr.. McMichaels yesterda y
was permitted to visit him for a short
while
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19

Meinrads Major seminary. in Spencer
county, Ind, devoting two years to the
study of philosophy and four to theol-
ogy. He was one of class of seven to
be ordained by Bishop Chartrand last
Thursday. Six of these young men will
be affiliated with the Indianapolis
diocese, and one with the San Antonio
lTex) diocese
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
MOTORCYCLE RUNS
DOWN A CHILD

A motorcycle driven by John Kosner
struck Mary Fleaker while she was
crossing Tenth avenue. in Washington
street, yesterday afternoon. The
child wasn't badly injured.
Slick laundry truck and a Hast
ing express motor car collided at
Fourteenth avenue and Adams street
yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19

1903 he became a student in St Greg
ory's college at Cincinnati, spending
one year there. The next three wears
were spent at st. Joseph's college in
Rensselaer,. where incidentally he also
developed into a star athlete on the
college teams. Having now completed
his collegiate course he went to St.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19

Sny. SON. fl1I that pipe of mine with
Forex or Country Club. They are union
made. Each package contains premium
Observation-Disclosures Tobacco Co
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19

court through his attorneys. Sheehan
& Lyddick. against n. w. Williams &
Company. asking that this company be
restrained from erecting a building on
lot IL, in block 80, of the Gary Land
company's subdivision. The injunction
hearing is to be had before Judge
Reiter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
WHOSE LITTLE GIRL ARE YOU CO"


bed between his parents during the
night and that he was smothered.
Today Coroner Frank Smith will hold
an inquest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
MALONEY AFTER
AN INJUNCTION
Wants Company Restrained
From Building on Lot.

Charles Fl. Maloney OF Gary has filed
injunction proceedings In the superior
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
CELEBRATES
FIRST MASS

CONTINUED from Page one,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

@r%tpioerung auf Dr. @r6mmns 8ro.
idiire 5u peroffentliden. @orans-
iidtli9 miro Damn bieie Mbbanolung
&errn 8ralters au6 in 8roiduren-
form peroffentlidt mer6en, 6amit ibr
cine nod meitere @erbreitung unter
ser M%rbeiterflai1e berihafft miro.
@inem ieben, Der ii6 fir Die Mr'
beiterflai1e nn6 Die @emerfidaftsbe'
meg,tng ~intereiiiert un6 Defenders ie'
benz Mngeb0rigen oeS Mrbeiteritan'
oes, lit bos 2eiem 6ieier glbbanolnng
beionoers at empfeblen, ga lie ibnt
mertbpoue MnbaltSpunfte gibt, INN
ettpaigen Mngriffen anf Die Stellung
ser Stride our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
sic in ieiner l1mgebung BON ieinen
io5ialiitiid)en &onegen gema6t mer'
SEN, e%ntgegentreten 51 fonner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

6arin gemobten Mngriffe anf Die
driltli6en @etperfidoften uno auf Die
.5telung Ser Stride 3ur @emerf-
Idoftsfroge in lire Spalten anfnab-
mer1 uno sic 10 Ser io5ialiitiidem &ro-
paganoa 8oribub leiiteten. Serr
gra11er greift in Sem int Central
Blatt erI6ienenen Mrtifel Die Darle-
gungen bes Dr. @r6mann int ein5el'
men an nno 5eigt Sic l1ngemouigfeiten,
ia sic brett falfden Daritellnnge1
ser gadloge un6 Ebatiadem, 6ie ge-
qe1 belIeres @ilien BON Or. @romant
perorebt uno fir feline 3mede, Die TO-
5ioliitii6e Bropaganoo, p%ertpenoet
m11roen.
Die gromann @roidiire lit cine
@ie6erbol11ng iener @mgriffe ge'
gen sic 9riitli6en @emeri@often
Deutldlonos uno Sic Stride, ote iei-
ner 8eit, auf 8eranlaiiung Ser @.-St.,
6nr6 6en &ei4stagsabgeoroneten
@iesberts cine frdftige @iberlegnng
erfubren. MnlaB 6a5u gob befannt-
li6 ser bon bem Delegaten Der
v@ranite @orfer's Union" Serr11
Duncan, onf ser @eneralperiamm-
lung ser Mmerican federation Of 2a-
bor 51 Mtlanta, Ga, I'M Sabre 1911
erltattete Beri6t, ser cine 9feibe n1=
be%griin6eter acknowledgement entbtelt.
Ser Mrtifel bes Serrn 8raner tit
10 iadgemdB unb bon 10 bobem ST.
tereiie, Bob sic Central : Steae ltd
nit ieiner Ger0ffentlibnng tm @e1t=
tral=8Iatt nidt 5ufrieoen gtbt, 1o1=
BERN cine l1e%beriebnng angefertigt bot
Sic tie alien acknowledgements oeS
2anoes 5ulenben miro, NIT benz gr-
iuden, CUR gteuer Ser 8abrbeit oiele
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
,,&ir6c uno @emerfi1at:
ten 1T 9cuti6lano.
Grmioermma a,i sic Ingriffe bes 90
aialiitem Or. Grbmann anf bic
drift. @emerfdaften.

Dos foeben eridienene DECEMBER.
heft bes Central 8latt & Soctal
Suffice, oes offi5ieQen Organs oes
Central : 8ereins, entbaH beionoers
midtiee @eitrGge bon allgemeinem
sSnterelie aus ser 6e6er ST. 8rmier's,
Ses @eneralIefretGrs ser @riitl. &C.
>perfidoften in Deuti6lono, nnb aus
iener 6es bodm. ST. O6, @e6aftenr
bes Ohio @aiienfreun6." 81. S9,
Witqlie6 6es. @omitees fir @o5tale
@ropaean6a, bietet in oieiem, 6em er'
item @eitroge, sen er felt ieiner &ud'
febr aus europa fir 6aS Central
@latt liefert, iebr intereiiante Mus'
fiibrungen iiber sic @ntmidlnng Der
Nrbeiterfloiie 5n einem beionoeren
@tan6 in ser menidlid)en @eieuidaft.
Son BEL on6ers aftueller 8eoentnng
lit Sic Mbbonol11ng 81. graners, Die
lid oeqen cine BON SEN beuti6en 60
aiolilten i1 SEN Ser. Staaten ner<
breitete eng1iide groihiire ridtet, Die
ser oeutide 1o5ioloemofratii6e &eids-
taqsabgeoronete Gr. 81. gromanm i'm
Muftraqe Der Characterization Ser
1osioliitii d)en @etperfidaften nerfoBt
hot. Gieie 9roi6iire, Sic Sen Site1
.Gh1trch ans Tro6e Unions in Ger
mann" fiibrt, tpltroe an sic @etperf-
id)oftsorgone in ben @ereinigten
@taoten geianot> bon benen biele Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Gin @ertbeioi8er Der
MmSmanoermn9.

Ser Notwithstanding na6 Ser
Nelten @elt, iiber sic NIT Ser &egie=
rung ale 0iterretdiidel1 9eitungen
iammerr1, felt oaS Sreiben Ser Gana=
oion Nacific @oilmap un6 Mgen=
ten anoerec 0ampfer : @eleQi6aften
entbiiqt pltr6e, lit in 6em beriibmten
&e9tsgelebrten Brof. 2offler Elm en=
ergiider @ertbeioiger e%ntitonoen. Ser
groBe Surilt bielt fiir5li6 einen rte
liges Mufleben erregenoen 8ortrag,
in meldem CT gegen ieoe @eidranfung
Ser Mnsmanoerung proteitiert nao
oieie bireft ais miinidensmertb be-
5eihnete. Seine Meuberungen mer=
SEN bon alien 3ettungen iebr al1sfiibr=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

Der Jorberli,g bes reiniten Menfden-
tbl1ms," i6loB Der @elebrte. u@eiun-
be, frGftige Menfden, 6ie in l1ngarn,
@oli3ien, @uBlono nno at6eren 21r=
BERN tpie 6as @ieb begetieren, emit
mideln iid in Canada nn6 Sen Ser.
|Stoaten 11nter giinitigeren 2ebensbe=
oingl1ngen gu intelltgenten, 6enfen6en
Sn6ipi6uen. @ei1tig un6 f6rperlid
minberpertbige Musman6erer geben
o~lleroings int Muslan6e bielfa9 gu
|@run6e, aber 6as lit bon einem bobe,
rem Stan6pmnft aus audi tpniifdens.
mertb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Li9 mie6ergegeben.
ug1o@ fem @olf lit infol9e Der Mns.

Gi6 mieoergegeben.
rNo9 fem @olf lit infolge Der Mns>
manoerung perarmt," iogte ser &C.
lebrte II. a.. n@erooe bas @egentbeil
lift Ser 6aG. Die MaiienauSmanbe-
rung 6es Yroletariats bringt eine
|mirtbidoftlide @%eiun6ung, 90 fie Der
l1eberfiaung bes Mrbeitsmarftes Elm
gnbe madt.' Sobal6 Die @erb@dltniiie
li@ beiern, bort sic Musman6erung
gan3 bon ielbit mieoer auf. Dieie
@rfabrung bat man in Deutidlano
gemodt. @or etnigen S%abr5ebnten
ltromten oeutide &anomerfer mnb
2anoorbeiter al &unoerttaui enben
fiber 6os Meer un6 beute lit sic Bail
ser ausmanbernben &eidS6euti6en
peridminoeno gering. @inen 9da-
6em erGei6e11 our9 bic Remembering
MIR 6ie Mnsbenter nnb Mgrarier, sic
3etern, neil iie fir ieeb3ig Seller pro
|Eag feline Mrbeiter mebr befommen
f0nren.
uMud pom etbiiden un6 redtliden
Stanopunft aus lit 6ie gemaltiame
8eldrdnfung Ser @usmanberung
nidt itattbaft," fubr Ser &rofelior
fort. ugs gebt ni6t an, 6ie Ment
l9en 5u Sflapen gu maiden un6 Tie
ibres b0diten Menidenredtes> Ser
Irei5iigigfeit, gu berauben. Nie1nan6
bat 6as Gedt, el1nen Meniben 6aran
5u perbin6ern oab er 6as @leno, in
oem1 er in ser @eimatb berfommen
mub, NIT elmer linn in einem frem=
sen 2an6e minfenoen beiieren @ri=
lten5 perta11idt. Gin FOLDER @e6anfe
lit idma6po1."
uEbatiddlih ioute Sic Mustpanoe=
rung ermutbigt mer6en, 6enn lie oient
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
0e0ner oer Ginmanoe=
r1tm8.

Sic @egner Ser Guaranteeing iin6
mie6er am @erf. @ie berlautet, fann
Ser ein3ige @i6eritan6 6a9egen, Der
in einem @eto liegt, a1s iibermnn6en
mcrben, %, tpie beri9tet,
Eraiioent 8ilion 6em 8etipiele iei<
mes 8organgers Saft ni6t folgen un6
Ser 8ia feline 8uitimmung gemabren
@enn 8rdlibent @illon Ser
@emeiien 5l1ganglide Mam lit, fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

Sen mir ibr bisber gebolten baben,
ionte es nidt idper fallen, i'm 3l
belebren. Mit 2eidtigteit liebe fid
ibm nodtpeifen, 6aB Elm foldes @efb-
oen Ser. 5taaten ben gr0Bten 5da-
6en 3ufiigen piir6e. Die @rfabrmng
BON 1896 Bis 1906 fat ertpieien, bob,
iobalo Die Sabriten in bolIem 8etriebe
iin6, 6ieies 2apb obne itarfe @in1pa1r.
oerung ni6t 6ie n0tbigen Mrbeitsfrdff,
te 5u liefern bermag. Demna9 miirbe
cine 8eidrdntung Der Guaranteeing
CUR 6olge baben, baB uniere SSnouitrte
miemals our bonen &0be ibrer @nt-
midlung gelangen f0nnte. Das @r-.
gun1ent, 6oB 6ur6 6ie unbei9rdnfte
Guaranteeing in fdIe@ten @ei4dfts>
|iabren 6ie Mrbettsloien 3u beorobli.
|dem l1mfange ontpadfen, miro 6ur9
Die iabrlide &iidman6erungs=S tati-
fit miberlegt. 81 auspdrtigen Mr-
better, sic bier feline 8ei6dfttgung
|fin6en, reiien nod ibrer &eimatb 8r1.
rid un6 6as lit 6od 6ie 6enfbar Bette
@egulirung 6es Mrbeitsmarftes. gu
bemerfen lit nod, 6aB ale bodent>-
midelten 2dn6er auf fremoe Mrbeits>
frafte %oneemieien iino. SSn Deutfd-
lanb itr0men 6ie frem6en @rbeiter,
Staliener, @roaten, Slopenen, ger1au
10 mie bel 11ns in g@aaren berein
un6 mer6en fogar aus ibrer @eimatb
b%erbeigebolt. @em Elm ioldes bolf-
reideS 9on6, mie 9eutidlan6, obne
frem6e Mrbettsfrdfte ii6 nidt gu be-
belfen bermog, f0nnen mir BEL timmt
obne 6ieielben ni6t unier Musfommen
fin6en. Terner iolte 6em 8rdii6en-
ten einleudten, 6aB sic Eb%euerungs-
froge nur 6urd sic @inman6erung &c,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Etnfgr Sl1uh- Sprztalttdtrn.

Etntge Sdtuh- Spfzialttdtf1t.
sdmar5e Sor1et %@nopfidube fir 9rauen nit en- a no
taher 1uBipiee, mithimdBigena Mbab, 8res mr. y 10
Sdmar5e Gmi &io fir 1rauen, &nopHdub nit a. 40
Iudipbe MIR ... 40
il5 Nal fir 6rauen nit 2eoer beiebt Yatentipibe a. cn
Sdpar5e Ju5idube fir Grouen, Gildoble uno a. m
ltanneridube gan5 aus 1b NIT einfoder @pite a. IN
liounertil3idute NIT einfoder Gpbe, leberne @obIen a. m
mo Nubbcr-Abiabe fir -. .!0Z.VU
Atdnncr Gun Yetal 8lu4er @4ube bobe @pite, a. En
Mdn1cr anoptihube uno 8lud5er @til. EXTRA CUTE ggertbe a m
uoae 1ubipite uno Goodyear N3et, 8eis MIR. =. .9j.VV
lrberidube uno Mubbers fir Die 6omiHe. gir boben fe in allen
NaTons, Hreiie rebt.
a%1nogrr0de Don So so aufpdrts Biz. $3.50
rc in oQen StiIs BON S.. 90 bis al -. $3.50
Madt Cure Ginfamfe 3eiig.
reracit nid1t, mir 5eieen ooQe sorten bon Acknowledgement,
~ MODERN limo, gu mabigen Nreien.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-14

In our humble judgement the
faculty OF Trinity College is making
a mistake in denying the students
at that Institution the right OF
engaging in football, Football is a
man s game to be played by men. If
a Il low has not ANYTHING in him to
oegln ne had better let football alone
Tor 1t will show him up; but if there
is anything to him it will cultivate
the manly principles and dive him.
valuable training that will fit him
Tor the fight of life. The football
spl'lt IS is needed among men
get the signals right and buck the
line hard" If trinity wants to nro-
duce weddings her present policy
III regard to the manifest of sports
S the right course to persue but if
sne wants her sons to be men AMONG
men then football will help to do it.
fewer traternities and more football
would be wholesome or Trin:ty
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-14

One of the oldest and most effec.
tive resorts of attorneys in the de-
Tense of a client facing a criminal
charge and especially homicide is
to have the case continued on one
pretext or another until the ONT
ragged sensibilities of the good citi-
zens have had time to heal and the
public has forgotten. Then the ar
torneys for the defense come for
ward with their spell and succeed
in securing an acquittal for the
criminal. 1t certainly looks IS :
the courts would Dy this time Awe
learned to refuse to continue crimi-
nal cases unless there is bona fide
reason for Il.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-14

In spite of the handicap of the
name, The Community Betterment
Association" is undertaking a work
ehat will prove of value to Sylvia
and should have the substantial
assistance of the people of the town
and make it better place in whic ,
to live and to present a more whole
some appear ance to visitors. Every
body together, let's move the trash
off the streets.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-14
ALL DEPENDED.

Don't you want good roads?"' Oh
donno.' repl ed the man who was
whiting pine stick. There amt
no place around here that's worth
going o."-Washington Star.
The above was intended as Joke
and is the product of some bright
mind connected with the Washing
ton Star. But in it you may read
>t l. philosophy of the man opposed
70 good roads. He feels just that
way about it. He looks though the
smoked glass of a pessimist and is
unable to see the bright present
and has no faith in the future If
his section.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-14
FLAGGED TRAIN WITH SHIRT

TAGGED TRAIN WITH SHIRT
Tearing his shirt from his back
an OHIO man tagged a train and
saved 1t from a wreck, but H. T.
Aston, Raleigh, N. c., once prevent
ed a wreck with Electric Bitters 81
was IN a terrible plight when I be-
began to use them" he writes INV
;. ora43a' keaa back aad aii>s'sse, s
were all badly aft cted and nv bv-
er was in bad condition, but four
bottles OF Electric Bitters mace me
feel like a new man." A trial will
convince you of their matchless
merit 1or any stomach, liver or kid
ney trouble. Price so cents at al
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-14
ENTRY NO $3.50.

North Carolina,
jackson County.
l,J. Q. Pierson of Macon Conn +,
N. c. do hereby enter and claim II
acres of land in jackson Connt,
Cashiers Valley Township, on the
Writer'S OF Nortons Mill Creek, deserts
ed as follows:
Beginning at white oak in the
county line the Southwest corner O
State Grant No 1880, and rms N
10 degrees +. with the west boundary
line OF said Grant, 139 poles to a
stake IN the South boundary line Of
State Grant No. 2299, thence S. sc
degrees 80 minuits West g. 70
poles to the line of State Grant No.
1923, thence with that line Grant
NO. 1923 South West course to q
white oak in the County Ii e the
tenth corner of said Grant No. 1929
tnence with the Macon and Jackson
county line East to the beeinnine
and running so as to include all the
vacant land in that vicitity.
Entered October 1st 1913.
10. PTFRSON (seaN
Approved:
John R. Jones
Ex Officio Entry Jaker