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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15
SlXTIETH DAY CONCL UDES THE
WORK Of STATE LEGISLATURE

three years.
Commissioner of Insurance-Willard
Done of Salt Lake, to serve for the
term of four years.
Commissioners OF immigration. La
Dor and Statistics-H. T. Haines OF
Castle Dale, Utah.
Members State Capitol Commits
sion-.-John Dern Of Salt Lake, Anthem
II. Lund of Salt Lake, NJ. s. Brown
ing of Ogden, G.. Il. Loose Of Provo.
Each to serve for the term OF four
years.
Members State Board Of Architec-
ture-Lewis T. Cannon OF Salt Lake,
to serve for the term of six years;
Walter e. Ware of Salt Lake, to
serve for the term Of four years; l..
s. Hodgson of Ogden to serve for the
term of four years; w. II. Lepper
of Salt Lake, to serve for the term of
two years; Joseph Nelson OF Provo
to serve for the term of two years.
State Engineer-W. ID. Beers Of
Salt Lake to serve for the term of
four years.
Members of the State Horticultural
Commission and State horticultural
Inspector Thomas Judd of st.
George, w. j. Homer Jr., OF Pleas
ant Grove, ]. Edward Taylor of Salt
Lake who shall be state horticultural
inspector. Each to serve for the term
of two years.
Members Governing Board Utah
Art Institute-Edwin Evans of Salt
Lake, Elizabeth Bonnemort of Salt
Lake, r. Il. Irvine Jr., of Provo.
Each to serve for the term OF two
years.
Members OF the Park Commission
Joseph Il. Murdoch of Heber, By
ron Cummings of Salt Lake. Each to
serve for the term OF four years.
Members of the State Board of
Sheep Commissioner Thomas w.
Jones of Salt Lake, f. J Cummings
of lieber, j. G.. Pace of Cedar City.
Each to serve for the term of four
years.
Members State Board of Land Com
missioners-W. d. Candland of Mt
Pleasant, Arnold C. Giaukue of Salt
Lake, William j. Lynch of Salt Lake,
7. II. Merrill of Richmond, John r..
Chidster of hichfeld.
Members State Board of Equaliza-
tion-lIarden Bennion of Vernal, FOR
the term of four years; Amos s. Cab.
bolt of Salt Lake, for the term OF four
years; William Bailey of Nephi for
the term of two years.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15

be Holy Communion at $3.50 n. nj,
Morning Prayer, Litany and sermon
at 1880 o'clock, and evening prayer
and sermon, His Last Week" at 1880
D. m.
The special services for Holy week
will be, Tuesday at 8 p. m. Evening
Prayer and address, Resurrection and
Life
Maundy Thursday, Bible Class at
1880, THE Growth Of the New Tesla.
ment."
Good Friday. Morning Prayer and
address at 1880 a. m. Chidren's ser
vice at s p. m, Special service and
address by Mr.. Alexander Irvine OF
New York, on Social Problems and
the Church" at 1880 p. m.
The public is cordially invited tc
share in the observance of the weeS
| and attend these services.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15
CONTINUED from page one)


six years.
Members State Board Of Labor,
Cancellation and Arbitration-Lafay.
cite Manchett OF Salt Lake, William
Drysdalc of Ogden. Each to serve for
the Term of four years.
Members State Board OF Health DR.
r. s. Bascom of Salt Lake to serve
for the term Of seven years. DR.. T.
T.. Beatty of Salt Lake to serve for
the term of six years.
Members State Board of Examiners
Of Barbers-E. II. Hayes of Ogden,
David J. Watts of Salt Lake. Each
10 serve for the term of three years
Member Board of Trustees State
Industrial School,. w. Abbott OF
Ogden, to serve for the term of four
years.
Directors of the Utah State Fair
Association-W. c. Win1er of Salt
Lake, Mrs. Simon Hamburger Of Salt
Lake, C. s. Burton of Salt Lake, w.
G.. Knudsen of Brigham City, Chas.
Zeimer of Ogden, Mrs. Louise Nc
Cune of Salt Lake, T. F. Thomas of
Salt Lake, j. E. Langford ST., Of
Salt Lake. Each to serve for the
term of four years.
Members of Utah Board of Commits
sioners for the Promotion OF Unifor-
nifty of Legislation in the United
States-Benner X. Smith of Salt
Lake, Jerrold r. Letcher Of Salt
Lake, l.. l.. Baker of Tooele. Each
to serve for the term Of two years.
Members Utah State Board of Ex-
aminers In Optometry-Dr. +. J.
Alexander of Salt Lake, DR.. II. o.
Jensen of Salt Lake, DR.. II. S.
Pyne of Provo. Each to serve for the
term of two years
Members of the State Board If Ac-
countancy j Bateman OF Salt
Lake, j. p. Goddard of Salt Lake,
ID. A. Swan of Salt Lake. Each
to serve for the term of four years.
Members State Board of Veterin.
airy Medical Examiners-Dr. II. j.
Frederick of Logan, DR.. John Ernst
Of Salt Lake, DR.. ID. s. Murdoch of
Heber City. Each to serve for the
term Of three years.
Members of the Utah State Conser.
walton Commissioner. A. Merrill of
Salt Lake. J. Il. Petit, of Coalville,
N. T. Haines of Huntington. Each
to serve for the term of four years.
Members of the State Dairy and
Food Bureau-E. A. Olseno Ogden
to serve for the term OF one year;
b. F. Redman, to serve for the term
OF two years; James Clawson OF
Spring City, to serve for the term of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15

from a six weeks visit in California.
Mrs. Edward Mouritzen, Mrs. Liz
zie Mouritsen and David Mouritzson
of Bennington, Idaho are visiting rel
atives in this city.
Mrs. Jesse Earl of Logan was the
guest OF Mrs. John Hind on Tuesday
last.
Funeral services over the remains
of Jesse Lorin Higbee were held here
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15
HoWell-Cardon Co.

with Bishop Miles conducting the
services. Charles Collett, Albert j.
Merrill, Samuel Nelson and Bishop
Miles were the speakers. The de-
ceased was the son Of Lorin and Fla
villa Higbee. He was taken i'll with
measles while at work at the Tellu-
ride Power Co., at Mink Creek but
recovered sufficiently to go to Frank
lin to work on a ranch. While here
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15

he was taken seriously Ill from pneu-
monia. He was brought to this city
and tenderly cared for by his uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Smith.
He suffered relapse on March 1;
passed away March 8. Lorin Higbee
and wife Of Downey, Idaho, Mary Ann
and Loretta Olson Of Weston, Thomas
A. Smith and sons, Joseph and Hyrum
of Preston.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles
eczema, salt rheum, letter. itch,
hives, herpes, scabies-Doan's Oint.
ment. At any drug store .-Adyerts Sc
ment.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

The services for Palm Sunday will
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
EIGHTY IN BIG CLASS
AT BUSINESS COLLEGE

Waltz" ...-...... Mrs. Virgil Jacobs
Glass Report. .F M. Elliott
Glass Address-"The Last Word"
Mrs. L. Mae virden. Vice President
Benedcton
Congratulations
The class OF 1912-Ie13 is as follows:
Business and shorthand Andrew
f. Bieker. Vincent Conces, elizabeth
V. Callahan. Maymie sDuffey. Arthur E.
Ebert, *Henning A. F'orsberg. ELIZA
beth Heiser, Herman L. Struebig.
*Emma A. Hasse Emma G. Simbalmos.
*Mary E. Whelan
Stereotype Harp P. Grimmer,
**Harriet NJ. Matuszewski, *.Kathryn
O. Hoess. s.Lillian f. Nelson, *sFrank
a. Piotrowski. t.Elizabeth NJ. Reich
ardt, "*Mattie Stern
Commercial-Andrew j. Berdis Mar
tin +. Freese, 'sCatharine E. Cascardfe.
| Leo Fl. Gehring. Harold A. Harper.
Gust Haehnel Henry A. Herbst, *Elmer
r. Haughner. John Kingman. Roy c.
Kindt. Michael l. Klassen Henry NJ.
Maginot. Floyd McNally, Adolph C.
Penning. solomon C. Singer, "Frank NJ.
Schmidt. sGeorge r. Tippet, j. C.
Toepfer. Arthur C. Ullrich. Alice Wood
winifred J. Blackburn
| trude Eisenhutt Alice M Ford, Goldie
r. Hubbard. ""@Olga Heinemen Ellen
NJ. Hansen We're Kennedy Amelia Klein
| Mary c. Klein, Elsie V. Larson. Flor
ence Lake. Sadie MCGOWAN. Freda A.
Monnette Marie e. Molloy, Esther c.
Mariner, Agnes Mcguire. Marshall r.
! owen, olga NJ. Ordner Edith A Prest
Marie f. Robbins, elizabeth C. Raab
| ~Lena G. Reingold sIAvinia Ripley
Helen Scholl. Louise Stevens. sLena
| Seegers, Lillian r. Troppman, Mary H
Varneck, Margaret r. Weinand, Grace
NJ. wickhorst, Cleon c. Whitney Flor
i ence NJ Burn.
! Drafting - L. l. Cresson, Herman
Jens, Andrew Quasni. t+*Lawrence
Randall. "'"Joseph Stoker.
! Eng1ish-%AsAmos Pollard
| @Finish July and August.
| *"Ffnish September.
| sssCertificate
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
EAST CHICAGO.

A Gas Range combines convenience
and economy.-No Ind. Gas &c EIec Co.
Ice cream social will be given by
the Junior League of the Swedish
church, Saturday, 81. 1913. at the
church at p. m. Tickets 15c.
Mrs. John V. Haugh of Magoun ave
nue. entertained at a kitchen shower
day before yesterday in honor of Miss
Pearl Tippet, who some time in August
will be welded to Frank DeBriae. Mrs.
Haugh's brother. The guests were the
members of the No Name club. 1t was
an afternoon affair and light refresh
ments were served at a table adorned
with pink and white sweet peas. The
house throughout was celebrated in
pink and white. The favors were tiny
brides slippers. There were eighteen
present and the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. A. @. Schlieker and Miss Flor
ence Courva1.
Mayor Schlieker returned to East
Chicago last night from Topeka. where
he has been spending a couple of weeks
in an effort to regain his health. Mayor
Schlieker is somewhat improved by the
trip and expected to attend meeting
of the board of public works to be held
today He is still far from strong.
however
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church, section c. will en-
terrain with a stereopticon lecture
Friday. June 20, at the church. Prof.
King will lecture on scenes in italy.
The ladies of the Pinochle club went
to Crown Point yesterday, where they
enjoyed a very pleasant outing at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jones. Mrs.
Jones is the mother of one of the mem
bers of the card club. Mrs. George II
| Lewis, and it was through the latter
that the invitation to the club was Is
sued. The only persons who made the
| trip aside from the clubs own mem
bers, were Mrs. George Heuss another
daughter of Mrs. Jones, the hostess of
| the occa sion. and Mrs Schwab, who
lives with Mrs. Lewis. The party in
cluded twenty, and as all the women
brought refreshments, they sat down
to a sumptuous repast of picnic delica-
cies and substantials. Tables were sta
| toned on the lawn and rose bushes in
full bloom and splendid trees outdid
| the puny efforts at decorations which
| city hostesses are forced to put up with
| in the way of cut flowers and Candida
| bra. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas eff Elmira
| n. Y, house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Jones, enjoyed the occasion with the
| East Chicago guests. The party left
East Chicago at $40 O'Clock and re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
INDIANA HARBOR.

Danish dirt and ashes from the kitch-
en- by using a Gas Range.-No. Ind Gas
& Elec. Co
Russell Maxwell, son of Mr.. and Mrs
W. J. Maxwell of Guthrie street. is
very i'll at his home. He has been
i'll for about a week and today 1t was
found necessary to call in trained
nurse. A first it was believed the
child had typhoid fever, but now the
diagnosis is Inflammation of the bowels.
Leila Kepple daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Kepple of Fir street has
been i'll for a day or two and is under
the care of a physician.
| Mrs. Ben Reese of Elm street and
children expect to go to Muncie Satur-
day for a visit of about two weeks.
| The tabernacle meetings continue to
draw good attendance and on an aver
| age of from eight to q dozen persons
have been going forward nightly to
confess their faith in Christianity.
! The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
hold a social meeting at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Gething this afternoon.
| ASH Grapevine street. The hour is
| 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Gething will have
! the assistance of Mrs. John Haywood.
championship game was decided at
the East Chicago baseball park, We'd
nesday, June Is, between Hammond
and Indiana Harbor of the Lake Coun-
ty Grammar School League and was
won by Indiana Harbor by the score of
| 6 to o. Constant of the Harbor team
was in excellent form giving Hammond
one hit and striking out IL. The other
features of the game were made by
Slooko, Harold Kroupa and NJ. Blu
menthal. The batteries for Indiana
Harbor were Constant and Kroupa and
| for Hammond Mears. Hickman and
Hewitt. The umpires were r. Blu
mentha1 and OBrien. This gives the
cup to Indiana Harbor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
HAS
SPIRITED
MEETING

Notwithstanding the beauties of last
night, when the average club man
might be expected to have been enticed
out into the country in his automobile,
a quorum managed to show up at the
Commercial club of Indiana Harbor
and East Chicago. Incidentally 1t
might be mentioned that a large num-
Der of the said quorum do not own ma
chimes.
Secretary Critics announced that two
gentlemen from Chicago whose names
had escaped him. had called on him
during the week with referenc to
proposed regular and excursion boat
lin out of Indiana Harbor. They pro-
proposed running a boat twice day to
Chicago and back. and excursions on
Sundays and other holidays. and on
moonlight nights etc.
Appropos of the secretary's state
ment. A. G. Lundquist announced that
representatives of the Merchants
ILighterage company had been to Indi-
ana Harbor within the past couple of
weeks and announced that that line
would put freight boats on between
the Harbor and Chicago as soon as the
city dock is completed.
A letter was received from superin-
tendent Oscar Krinbill In answer to
the communication sent in by the club
planning of the telephone service in
the Twin Cities. Mr.. Krinbill gave his
telephone number with the request that
any difficulties hereafter encountered
may be reported direct to him. The
| number is Hammond 990s.
President Riley announced tina.
testers had been brought in to the
Twin Cities and as a result four girls
/ n the hod he
1t also came out that heretofore when
testers arrived in Indiana Harbor their
presence was Immediately tipped off
to the girls in the exchange by friends
on the outside who were on the look
out for them and Immediately on their
arrival would notify the girls to be on
their guard.
/ Letters were received from official
of the e. j. & f. and the c. I. and s.
railroads. stating that the complaints
about Michigan avenue crossing in In
diana Harbor would be looked into at
once.
Miss Beulah Hoch, secretary OF the
Junior class of the high school sent a
letter thanking the club for the use
Iof their rooms for the junior banquet
(which was held there recently.
The Public Improvement committee
was instructed by the president to take
lup with the board of public works the
lquestion of oiling Guthrie, Cedar and
lCanal streets. Another matter which
took up the attention of the members
Hast night, was the question or the de-
Ilinquents on the Dickey place extern
sion assessment. AS result of the
discussion John r. Farovid Charles E
Fowler and a. G. Lundquist were APP
pointed committee to wait upon the
board of public works in reference tc
having notices sent out to the delin-
quents. They were also to get ar
Ioption from city attorney Abe often
heimer as to the legality of widening
Cedar street.
The secretary was instructed to
write the public utilities commission
| asking what authority if any thai
board exercised over corporations
whose franchises had been granted be-
fore the commission was inaugurated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
PUSHING PLANS
FOR PICNIC

The Calumet Avenue Christian Sun
day school is expecting to have big
delegation at Jackson park on Satur-
day at the big picnic of the Christian
Sunday schools of Chicago and vi
cinity.
Those who are to enter the field meet
events are practicing every evening
The crowd is to assemble promptly at
$50 at the corner of Calumet and State
street. Each one is to provide more
than enough lunch for themselves so
that lunch may be spread together and
have plenty for all, including any chill
dren who might be unprovided for All
children should be provided with car
fare by their parents All parents of
small children must either be person.
ally responsible for them or personally
arrange with their teacher to look
after them
/ Grown folks as we'll as young peo-
pie will have a delightful day at the
park. Hammond hopes to make a
good showing in the field events The
schools are to meet between the Ger
man building and the Field museum
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
JUST A QUIET OUTING.

Picnics on the Sabbath are not to
the liking of Hammond saloonkeepers,
who are meeting this afternoon at
Moose hall to change the date of their
annual outing from Sunday, July 81,
to an earlier data week day.
Its this way" began member of
the association in explanation I'VE
don't believe it right to raise cain on
Sunday or even hold our outing on that
day. We are going to Cedar Lake and
there is so many there and so much go
ing on that day that we believe 1t bet
ter to change the date. The motorists
might get a wrong impression. 1t is
just a quiet outing for the members and
their families"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19

Eighty are in the graduating class OF
the Chicago Business college. which
is to be launched into the world of
commerce with appropriate ceremony
at the seventh annual commencement
of the school this evening. or the so
majority is to receive diplomas. while
some are to take a summer term of
work before receiving degrees which
qualify them for saiaried jobs In any
business institution in the region.
Rev. F. NJ. Elliott of the college can
not supply the demand upon his school
for competent stenographers, typists
bookkeepers and office help. Every one
of the eighty that are to be honored
this evening can go to work tomorrow
morning If they care to. The demand
is unlimited
At First VI. Il. Church.
The commencement this evening is
to take place in the Russell street
| Methodist church. The address is to be
| made by Prof. George w Swartz, edu-
cational director of the Gary Y NJ. c.
A and superintendent of the night
schools in that city. Rev. f. F. Barrett
| of the All Saints Catholic church will
speak on Morality in Business" F. NJ.
Elliott. head of the college. will make
the class report
From the Program.
| Colors-Blue and gold
| Glass hower-Red rose
| Class motto--'Ev Everything to help,
nothing to hinder"
Presiding IF r virden. President
Overture. w. Hammond II. s Orchestra
| Piano Duet
Mrs L. f. Minard & Miss NJ Minard
| Invocation. Rev. Frank o. Fraley
Violin Solo. Miss Lillian Spafford
| Whistling Solo-"The Carol of the
| Lark ................ E. H. Bailey
/ Address-"The Challenge to Human
| Faculties Prof. Geo. w. Swartz
| Song Duet-"Roses, Roses, Every
where (Bailey) ................
Miss Van Black and Miss Lillian
Spafford. Violin Obligato
| Address-"Morality in Business" -.
| ...................R Rev e. F. Barrett
| Whistling Solo The Magnetic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
BACHELORS
CLUB HAS
TROUBLES

The Gary Bachelor club, which has
attained notoriety because two-thirds
of it's members have got married and
because most of the balance are said
to be contemplating likewise, last
night at a farewell dinner rendered by
Assistant Attorney oliver Starr elected
him from membership and elected two
new members. Mr.. Starr is to be mar
ried this month to a charming Gary
girl. The surviving members then
went through the "phony" process of
renewing their vows.
stevens and stephens Arrive.
1t is the custom for a retiring mem
Der to give a farewell dinner to the
eleven survivors and last night it was
Mr. STAIRS turn to walk the plank.
Before the month ends he will be the
husband Of Miss Helen Snyder Last
nights affair was al the McNally cafe
where John D. Herr, the president of
the club. presided over the affair. Per-
ry Stevens and DR.. H. S. stephens were
elected to fill the vacancies caused by
Mr.. STAIRS treachery and by the death
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
New Cases Filed.

10621=Frank Skie Erred Barnett) VS..
Frank Murawski ct al. Foreclosure
mortgage. Room 2.
1o622-Frieda zeigler @. A. Meade) VS..
William c. zeigler. Divorce. Room
No. 2.
10623-Lazar Gakoygey (McAleer
Bros-) VS.. Standard Steel Car Co.
Personal injury. Room g.
10624-Sandor Zvanor q. A. Meade) VS..
Terezia Dudek and Terezia Musu-
lin. Civil. Room 1.
10625-John o. Bowers and wife vs.
George w. Cannon. Suit for rent.
Room 1.
1o626-Mary Karich dunn & Lucas)
VS.. Mako Karich. Divorce. Room
No. 2
1o6z7-Tom Tonjanovich dunn & Luz
cas) VS.. Barbara Tonjanovich. Di-
vorce. Room 2.
1o62S-Harry Moon, by his next friend
Charley Moon, dotz & Granger)
VS.. Hammond Orpheum Co. Per-
sonal injury. Room 8.
10629-Best & Russell (McCracken q
Freer) VS.. Umpleby Co. Suit or
account. Room 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
SS6xe w. G. McMshap-
At Crown Toint.
Inform
3. & 0. SUED IN
FEDERAL COURT

District Attorney Wiikerson brought
suit for $500 yesterday against the
Baltimore e Ohio railroad in Chioag go
for alleged violations of the sixteen
consecutive hours work law
According to the bill of complaint
the crew of train 1902 on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad was put to work at S
a. m. on March % and worked consecu-
lively until 11:45 p. m. of the same
day. The train pile dbetween Garrett,
Ind, and South Chicago, Ill.
There was crew of FIVE on the train
and suit against the railroad company
for $500 for each of the crew was
brought by the district attorney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19

The eighth grade girls will entertain
the young ladies of the high school of
st. Joseph's Catholic school this even
ing from FIVE to eight at an Around
the World"
Beckman Reservation-Indian Vilage.)
p. J. Reinert resident, Claude street.
Hostesses-Helen Reinert Genevieve
Hoffman. Marion Housley
Refreshments. "Forded" Corn and
Hilbrich" ade.
Edenople-C balkan Port.)
Henry Bieker residence, Sibley street
Hostesses-Cecilia Bieker, Leona
Humpher and Helen Tarnodgrodski.
Refreshments, Koch rolls and
'Scheverit" salad.
K1eihege Town-(Japan)
IJ. J. Austgen residence, Carroll street
Hostesses-Emma Austgen, Kathryn
kolb and Genevieve Weis.
Refreshments. Chop Suey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
Lutheran Schools Close.

Saint Paurs Lutheran schol at Sib-
ley street and Oakley avenue will
colse for the summer tomorrow with
out formality. The superintendent.
Rev. Theo. Claus has arranged for a
picnic at Jackson Park to take the
place of exercises, The entire school
of one hundred and nineyt is to go by
special cars.
G. w. Linsenman is the instructor of
the grammar school, II. e. Schroeder
has charge of the intermediate grades
and H. c. Meier is primary teacher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
Not Yet Appeased.

Odd Fellows are not yet appeased
in their anger at the city administra-
ton for the boards action in ripping
up sidewalk in front of their State
street building without proper notifica-
ton. AS yet no action has been taken
and in all probability none will be for
the lodge is not opposed to the i'm
provement SO much as the method in
which it was put through
The Hammond Order of Odd Fellows
believes itself to be capable of replac-
ling Its own walks, according to the
expressed opinion of trustees. and in
tended to do so when work on the new
$751; 600, five story building was well
under way next spring
| At meeting of the lodge the other
night the matter was discussed. The
| sentiments expressed by Yens Ander-
son seem to be general.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-19
BABY HELD UP.

A baby was the victim of a daylight
holdup on Holman street shortly after
this afternoon, according to the evil
dence obtained by Officers Bundle and
Einsele from the infants mother, Mrs.
E. Colbe. 1s4 Wilcox avenue.
Mrs. Colbe left her purse in the
care of baby while she made a visit
to the salesroom of the Northern In
diana Gas company When she came
out little later her child was still in
the go-cart. but the purse was gone.
1t contained $35 and a bank book.