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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17
COCkrOaCheS
SHOULD BE KILLED

At the first sign of the repulsive cock
roach or waterbury, get from your drug
gist box of the genuine Stearns' Elec-
trio Rat and Roach Paste and use it
according to directions; and in the
morning you can sweep up painful OF
dead cockroaches. Ready for use; does
not blow into the food like powders.
Stearns' Electric Paste is sold on
guarantee of money back if it fails to
exterminate cockroaches, rats, mice, etc.
Sold by druggists, 25c and LOO, or
sent direct, charges prepaid. on receipt
of price.
Stearns' Electric Paste Co., Chicago, iii.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17
IT'S WISE

To know Union Scout Scrap. Country
Club Long Cut. Forex (Xxxx) Plug
Cut. and Sweet Iona Fine Cut. All
union made. with ticket I'm every
package. Manufactured by McHie-
Scotch Tobacco Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17

without further notice.
For further particulars apply to
CHARLES L. SURPRISE. Trustee in
Bankruptcy. Hammond, Indiana, or to
w. E. BRYAN, attorney for Trustee,
1912 Ashland block. Chicago, Ill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17

You will say that La Vendor cigar
cannot be beat. II you try one.--Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17
HOW THIS WOMAN
FOUND HEALTH
Would not give Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
for All Rest of Medicine
In the World.

Utica, Ohio. TT suffered everything
from female weakness after baby
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17

Try . La Vendor cigar. It's good
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17

ng Robertsdale friends for few
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17
ROBER.TSDALE.

Robertsdaie Evangelical Church Rev.
w. E. Wilhelm. pastor.
Services for tomorrow are as follows:
Sunday school al 10 10 a. m.
Children's service at II a. m.
Evening service at 1880 D. m. Sub
ject: Docs It Pay to Disobey."
All are welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-17

iting
days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30

High Private Jones Gets Wise.

Learn something every day., High Private Jones as
' aunccd into his tent and the edge
bunk, thus Violating uuwrrn rule of the
what loncsicl asked his mar
OF Horse.
We'll this ism for publication said Jones' because
gum shoe member of the Funnel but listen brcezcd
the barber shop while There guy coming
big bulge under his coat hut ddn attention him
When went Scissors just closing his cupboard
him. how bunessG he misunderstood
ten ne says Used to get rid of week. bu IN afraid
to reidlc quart to anybody unless he's know
Now, this but o him. 'Why
SO careful nowi ask him Say should tell
Honest 1t funny lie It's like this It's
out couple of recyc
Got to sampng the stock
cided business little The of
rattle things You the syemi Eighteen
for dime each and the winner has pungle bits
the bottle.
He rahes four hurry then the spectators
of hnncd So he samples out
trade lie through the direction
and pulls drivers of take When
back he had worked clear down being
urcd lie trying the Chink the laundry
dozen tickets at Say bad
self wearing stripes that went round and round
What do think of that old topi asked
clusiou.
oh mmm said the Sergeant Nearly Oldham Blit2
when the Ninth Cavalry here Old Btz generally
guard house and when anybody wanted drink
to tie mill and three
dow when Number One around in front and the
pass out quart
The Sergeant glanced yy Jones worthy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30
Cuba and the Sugar Tariff

In issue of the New York journal
minister Washington Dr. Pablo
he presented cheerful view of the of the United
tariff
Planter in comment striking with ugubrious
predictions when action it pending The doctor that
he believes that when
manufacturers will have
costs but he believes they will have advantage
countries in the world sending
concerned and he believes that their
largely the
pared with that from Java, Europe and South America.
lie expresses his also regard the American
industry, and he believes that ground
the interior of the country and especially in the
matter of moment The substantial
advantage gained describing the
II VIII admit of high accharne quality having
them through the rednr hands He advocates
result in holding their product the
that the will not have TO be delivered quantities
low prices at the harvest
In this respect the doctors views with those
that have expressed in this repeatedly. point
that Doctor pcscrnine refers 10 also been
Hrne advocates aud that is his urging planters develop
system Of contracts for future delivery with maintaining
the world purity Of values In the Cuban
huh suffering today from saes within at
price ronsdrrby below those prices
rent h'hs af below the parity " the worlds pre, the existing
considered adj
'mwgrs enjoyed by Cuba would enable the prices ~
competitors ln the nrl States and the time 10 build
r WIN orr rounilirs We have for long thought that
% would have b'n better oh without ~ reciprocity THAI
win IT, The American the 0uly
ny lal treaty h} getting H Of he reciprocity concession aui
sowfmr double that sugars Cuba were oien
10 hr buyers ~ H hv world ihru Engsh frene Ger
% R W0h Fl9 wanted 90 import Anl cane snHals N0ud he
H af and M cuban sugar, should lhr market be- fonsi ,epsby
lr'N lhr N"lis lmui uf lumr
W. pm'unmet ur Hu go have boon pd o,p,l.pl sbrry
ron''rilpu 9ih lhpu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30
Small Talks


]
OFFICER CARTER-watch me nnkct This reminds me that
am the put the junk iunkct.
CITY ENGINEER wHlTEHousE-I wish the promotion com.
mttcr would devise building without money
MAYOR JOE FERN.-wc Tnkham comes do we ask him
to Join the party aud be Democrat him stay just
"CuPID" THOMAS TREADwAY-f District Attorney Mecarn
does his duty well in this community it may be that marriage
GEORGE G. GUILD anoa Valley beautiful coun.
try and don blame the Hai%nkitcs for being nviou of who
CAPTAIN KoLB NGH.-In second recruit com
pany ~ g. H. jumped thirty
have dozen applications for enlistment beside
BARNEY Joy sec they coming a that old
ns story Invented by Bin R"pOsO but they mighty about
AoTIN.GovERNoR MOTT sMITHeThe thing about get.
ting back Ilonoou is that siI Acting Governor and know
Mr. W. F. Frear is chucking about it on the mainland
EDITOR STEVENSON took to American citizenship Just like
duck takes really believe Australians would make
laval ,'''"" '''"' WIS" 'n''' were ''" more OF us IN
nENE nEypENElcH-Tnc curious win today the
have the good fortune have just enlisted
CONTRACTOR JOHN LuCAs-Thc Ek have nothing to worry
about the new arOTy win be ready New Years and those
nouu There is ample room for a thousand couples.
CHARLES BARRON guess it's my time Have
receive PinEham don think you have
misery likes company.
GEORGE A. MARTNI have array gor.
nS " o n at n G' h are w
alike They will help to make marvellous spectacle New Years
"Too BAD'' KALAKIELA-I know what
When hear we good must 60 see fanston afO any
be Harrington be good newspaper man but what he know about
Democrat, anyhow
BISHOP IBERr His Holiness, the Pope condemns the
that settles it, What he orders obey have the
tango danced but tends to the immoral then it should be for
hidden forbidden the Church. those
that border immodesty certainly abued
JOHNNY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this world. My
friend Paul super formerly opposed to the
the V NJ Now he holds ladies'
thing Super already typical
he has joined the National Guard of Hawaii aud holds the rank of
captain.
ALBERT HORNER.Wc have already planted
the
well year double planting
certainly well suited for this class of agriculture 1t is
chance people avoid the fatal mistake of putting all
their into basket
H. A. DOUT1TA that the Elks will of the Charity
Ball New Year will be lot of hard work. but all
contribute
dollar will
As labor,
advertising supplies will be heavy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30

Joining the National Guard.
IOst: 80.
Fees: Sl5,

In the advertisements appeared the last
weeks eXhorting
that accrues to the dygoods clerk magnate
mon reporter OF being able to uniform The social
tage have been emphasized also the
exercise and the methodica training gainsay that
these strong Inducements 1t however
should placed
knowledge of the alphabet doggcre that fort
natey has mostly escaped my memory coating
the alphabet consisted rhymes the
all that pertained thereto, beginning:
90 A represents
The safeguard of nation.
When country
II nights with desperation,
But when we do not TO fight
II forces arbitration
was for bayonet for tin that bottle
for the ebo who had hides properly by the
drunhhor when the demanded
Gus list Finally, If the sandman had got to
~ a letter that was beautifully illustrated;
~ represents the uniform
30 handsome and Is
That every dashiug soldier
In his own jaunty Way
Thf rest Of the lines have fortunately passed into Oblivion
memory ~ the picture service blouse
trousers Of the Seymour type that handed
down from the days Of the Second Dragons ensemble
lhat was general misht or, 20 be exnri private
ualy deals out clothing that htsi
II b. fine thing that should join Guard wear the pry
clothes Dat s inner that should
iai m emergency thr idea Of county shall stand fret
carried Springfield 'i3 apd t0Nei with 3urh muzlrioairr
AHrp junior lieutenant huy yenrs ago Tho fancy unfo nn
f~W advantage appealed 10 There dls gnlorr
pW shoots und anatomical studios the announcement
NN HhF lNsh accompaniment lnI hrr probably Hrr iolnl
a h1fliH n .u"N Hnn ttn Hui rain. Hui gruHup
wnshng b. Nilh aIha Natf 60 inuh api hunalo b0e aul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30
The Thrifty Sex

Girls thrifty than boys That the edct gone forth
from the officials of the American Society for Thrift Whether
they biased by that three times girls boys
prize conclusion
justified everywhere, the Albany Journal.
Thrift of their
affairs eSomphe by their regard for clothes The girl and boy
to be equally impressed by the possession of outfit But
girl the department inspired by desire
to keep it tidy and in good shape.
a
milk complexion which
macuIatc His companions forthwith call him prig
whose deyed
the from her that she omboy But usually
the rule holds good
The American Thrift organized praise
worthy of thrift young Perhaps
would he better expended
gosne in which the text Boys will be boys and girls will be young
alcsp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30
Where They Stand

Attorney General w. W. ThayerIf
TO continue in charge of the attorney generals Office will do
otherwise he will N of
this kind the Chief should be given n
Treasurer L. ConkngI is up Governor
Pinkham if ! remain in Office not will my
self another until have talk Governor
am wanted will stay; if not will be the other thing.
Superintendent CaldwellTh really a question Governor
Finkham to decide and will be able tell
after the Governor
Auditor Harry FisheWel think this matter To
he decided Pinkham nothing
publication regard position There plenty
TO talk about it after the Governor here and
look about.
Commissioner D. Tucker.-Say is little matter guess
will be left between Fnkham decide after
he gets here and we have had chance TO talk
Pres don't s. Pratt prefer quoted the mntt
nj this time whether territorial board
Of health which will be answered after Gov
Pnkhum aud elf have had chance
jcct
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30
8. E ;#}ti;sl,ana7:c

bodily sick isolated barbarian tribes Central Africa within
circle the mountain highlands of the
explored continents.
The American people know that under Republican rule there has
the highest possible High
Tn all the world
would spend dollars live than When
the dollar standard rules easier the dollars than
the in the onedolar This he in
accordance with the logic of the but what invariably
happens
Under the cold logic the Wsonan who hank
suit the documents that Doctor Houston department issues choose
chunk the salt brket the
musccomng of his holiday banquet and filling the ah
void cold mashed the glad
New Year. shouting the Pinceunan
Philosopher who by the logic his
impossible for him to his the national bird
This reduction in the living looks all right paper but
when try it doesn fit just right
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30

A Turkey Appetite for corned Beef,

u Is curious circumstance hat with
IMAM three there should
According 10 the standard theories democracy prizes always
thd 10 o'lef consumption sugar better food than
NAT m there lfss waste aud leatrr assimilation when
The man Who ca gets thirty cont
food in Increased and the transformation sugar into
onrrg} almost immediate when the cook pou Kerosene
wet tinFlngs 40 start the Ere Tor breakfast.
There must boo umrihus with tl promulgated
me minority az thr American people irving make
whole onh ~ uaon doyro M tho aforesaid heures
" ne d'meh Hr night about t U oH prices fo nrressses
M hir wH.r io puurnNf Nhr Hi Tho slowing
lwiu1l nu1 t"mHrnHI lHrf ruFuf fond hHi must
nave Who'll. fH'tr r NOON 'r Nllluut pau nf thr
dmh dri hi h'F hiN m1at ff without .uslf riih Co.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30
On the Making of Histories

Tloe much sound In Secretary of War Gauops protest
against tho misleading NJ history boz tl0 military
country hnks ilu Now iok irm m does the fault lc pi
mHriy with the makers ~ hsioursi
surely the United States usNn big enough strong enough
10 De- ild n is shortcomings Nl s
won the shortcomings nj oor uptnns Most school historic
TAN far short 90 thl. idra
TO quote SECRETARY twlus Illustration shut good can us
hf from promoting r minis ~ tH Hi un
NWmln rpH il fu' ~ lhr mHr rlHsa' su pnlnrnlsm b.
lH ianRuuus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30
An Addition to Hilo.

For long time it has been the habit of Building
Nannata of o to make out the applications building permits
japanese
nuisance and last week he decided japanese
their applications. He tried
suit discouaging that is likely
continue assist
The applicant question did his
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30

questions contained in the application blank unanswered
The parts which had been filed read follows
Location: Front street.
Building be used lee
Dimensions of building One patetion half
Number of first floor: Two
number by of window
will be taken out in day time and by window
wish
Cost: So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-30

1nd herr, roots TO cook hc beans aud bacon with
~ would the and 30 al again.
NOT for The sake o the social aud
the sake Of cold Glory and a that the flag should
IH Ann.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-13

graduated to the editorial end. He was city editor of one of the Omaha papers for time and established a publica-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-13

verters, The smelter will be approx. imately three times the size of that of the Old Dominion company here.
 The shelter project has been given impetus by the fact that through the adoption of the Notation process the Inspiration company is to begin pro ducing at a much earlier date than was at first contemplated. Under the original plans. before the Notation pro. cess was tested and decided upon, the Inspiration company did not expect to have it's mil ready for operation be- fore the first Of the year 1915. Under the new plan, however, production will begin six months or more earlier and it is likely that by this time next year the company will be shipping con centrates to a new shelter at Burch.
 The Miami Copper company, which is now shipping its concentrates to CaPanea, win send it's ore to the new smelter which will also handle GUS toms ores. This fact is expected to re suit in greatly increased development in tho district as large number of good properties have not been oper sted because of the impractioability of shipping ore to smelters at distant points.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-13
WEEDIA ASSUMES
 HIS NEW OFFICE
Succeeds Frank H. Parker As Registrar of the Land Of flee.

PHOENIX. Aug. 12.-Iesterday was the twerty.fifth anniversary ot Frank H. Parker's arrival in Phoenix and today he turned over the office oi register of the United States land office for the district of Arizona to Colonel Thomas F. Weedin, of Florence.
 Two weeks ago. at the time he filed his bond. Colonel Weedin took the oath Of office before the clerk of the superior court at Florence. He took charge as soon as possible after his oath and bond were approved al Washington.
 T have TO announcements to make regarding the future conduct Of this office" MT. Weedin said today. For some days l will be busy familiarizing myself with the routine and details Mir. Parker is very kindly making me acquainted with my duties
 For the next four years Colonel Weedin and his family will live in Phoenix. He has leased his paper, the Florence Blade-Tribune for that period.
 Colonel Weedin was born iE Copper county. Missouri, December 15. 1854, When he was three years old his father. a Presbyterian minister, died, and his mother died when he was eight. For a year he lived with an uncle. then went to Kansas City and began 10 sell the Kansas City Times After several years he went into the pTessroom of the paper and hrally
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-13
SHELTER FUR INSPIRATION AND
 MIAMI Is DECLARED DETERMINED

GLOBE. Aug 12.-The Record says: positive confirmation of the report. printed exclusively by the Arizona Record on June 29. that an immense smelting plant will be built in Globe district within the next few months was obtained last night From an au- thofltatiye source it was learned that plans for the new smeltins plant are nearly complete and that the work of actual construction may be expected to begin within a comparatively short time, The shelter will be built in the vicinity ol Burch station. less than i've miles from the heart of this city.
 The new shelter. which Is tU be built by the International Smelling X Refining company, will be one of the largest and most completely equipped plants in the southwest It will com pare favorably with the great smelters of the Copper Queen and C. X A at Douglas and will be fitted throughout with the latest of modern improve ments, smelling and refining machin. cry.
 Although the plants have not been wholly completed it is known that the plant will include three reyerber- atCry furnaces and four or five con
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-13

sl5,OOO more from the State of Ohio In the matches themselves, which vii consist of team contests with botI rifle and pistol nearly s3O, 900 in casl prizes will be paid and in addition valuable medals and works of art vii be bestowed upon successful contest ants. France has presented a magnif icent Sevres vase to be competed fol hy American riflemen only France also is giving six cups for the Inter. national Individual match with the army rifle.
 Four teams are now being organ, ized and trained to Fepreshnt the united States, one of the free rifle match of the International Union at 300 meters, onC for the military ri. He match of the Pan-Americar Union another for the Palma Trophy Match and pistol team which will enter the matches of both international unions. The team representing the United States in the pistol matches, will be headed by Captail Richard H. sayre of the New York National Guard.
 American riflemeH are much con cerned over the organization of their team for the free" rifle match. This Is a method of shooting almost un. known to American rifIemen. IIeuten. ant Colonel Glendie B. Young, of the
 District of Columbia is organizing the team and special rifles have been manufactured for the use of it's mem. bers. A preliminary trout to select ten men to put fin training for this team will be held at Camp Perry. Lext Thursday. This competition Is open to any American citizen and the spe. cial rifles will be available for use by all competitors.
 In this match Switzerland, in the past has been invincible having won l5 times in the Is years that the match has been shot and finishing sec ond oLce. The Swiss team, which is coming over this year was victorious in France last year. The captain Is Meyer de Stadelhosen.
 France is sending two very strong teams. The rifle team will be cap tained by D. Merillon, President of the International Union ard one of it's members will be P. K. CoIas who wog the 600 meter match at the Olympic Games last year from Lieutenant Os- born, an American, by one point.
 The team from Argentina which has been m this country since the middle of July had been training as individ- uals for six months. Four members of the team belong to the Argentine navy and will report to an Argentine bat tleship in this county at the close of the matches. This team is explained by Dr. Juan Carlos Gallegos. Little is known of the German team except that 1t went into training at Nuremberg last month under the auspices of the Dutscher Scutzenbund.
 It Is expected that the International Matches will be largely attended by Canadian riflemen. Nearly every prov inee. Is sending delegation of it's own and the Dominion Of Canada Rifle as sociation will enter a team in the Pal ma Trophy Match. It is expected that Sweden which is sending g delega ton of IA riflemen headed by Captain ! P. H. Hedenblad ss well as France and the Argentine Republic will also enter the Palma competition. In this shoot the United States will be rep resented by team to be selected a; Camp Perry from the scores whict