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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-29

Two plays which Cha rles F'rohman will
produce early in the season are THE Doll
Girl and THE Marriage Market
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DANCING.

MISS I'll APPEl.EAH. f3la . 81. nv. PHONE
North 6Sii The Fish walk Asiof Mhirl AMI
all the latest dances taught. Private lessons
any hour. Hall for rent.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved


FOR SALE.
$3.50
ave near 6th East. Have three Of these
IotS Tor sale.
FOR t-room frame house. all modern
except bathtub; plumbing FOR it all In.
Good-slzed lot, on 10th East near 9th SO.
SzoQ cash, balance "a easy monthly pay
mentE.
s24oO.
$50 East ilth South.
a e-Toou, new brick residence, In hTst-
month II Is mortgaged tor S1ioo. WI
Trade equity fox vacant property.
$4,000.
Present owner paid $4,000 for this prop
elty TWO years ago. Located al o. South
sth East 6-room modern. In good con-
dition. Ho,-water heat and all other
All assessments paid In full. Must be
sold this week
low on the north bench. near End ave.
None better for sale In this city.
$4,000
the best new brick bungalows IN that Vi
cinity. Bryan ave. near 18th East Lot
2iI1o rods.
CLOSE-N PROPERTY
An Groom, new two-story brick. IN
good condition. Lot 3xlo rods. Paving
and all assessments paid In full. On 5rd
South. facing south. near fth East. For
$4,000. II is the best specula tive buy IN
the city.
s25o0
For broom modern brick cottage IN
splendid order. near srd Eas, and 9th
South VIII make any reasonable terms.
SIC, 1000
For m apartment house Best location
In the city. Close In Rent $1,000 per
year. II Is leased TO one party, and no
expense TO the owner except taxes.
Terms can be arranged. II interested. see
A RICHTER,
Is So. Main Wasatch GAL.
k5e5
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SPECIAL
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
$50 CASH
And SIS per month will place you IN
cozy, new four-room bungalow. with q
nice lot, neatly fenced.
500 CASH
And $3.50 per month will place you In
nice, new four-roorn pressed brick
bungalow. with large clothes closets.
buffet kitchen, bathroom. cemented base
ment, cement walks, trees. and q large
lot neatly fenced.
THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMES
Cannot be equaled In the city at our
prices and terms. They are located on
Park street between 5th and sih East
SITS, Just north OF Wandamere, the gar
den spot Of the southeast Take the
Wendamere car today TO 18th South.
walk a short distance west to Park
street and examine these bargains. They
are worth $500 more than we arc asking
for them. Make that hard-earned money
that you are throwing away FOR RENT
RECEIPTS buy you HOME OF YOUR
OWN.
MKELLAR REAL ESTATE & INVEST
MENT CO.,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
Estab. 1902. Inc 1913
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Hand LaunCiries

LAKE HAND LAUNDRY, SSS-3+o w.
lst South; branch, Is6 E End South.
Was. 1884 ha40S
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
For Sale-Farm Lands

Make 1914 BRING YOU PROSPERITY
Get nying start. 1914 is going
10 mean lot 20 some people
To many It's going to bring
Whether you. are one Of those
10 share IN It's bounteous offerings
depends solely upon yourself.
The master key to prosperity
Is held by you. Park Valley Is
the gateway.
Open Il. Get one Of the splen-
did farms that are being osered
al sl5 per acre Up, on ifVe-yesr
terms.
Work Il with the energy your
present work requires. and with
In few years you'll De or easy
street
Five years on one o. these
farms should find you With a good
home. plano In your parloT ana
an automobile IN your garage.
Other men have done It And
there Is no earthly reason why
you can't.
The soil is extra deep. very
rtch and produces abuRdeatly.
There's plenty of water on
every farm.
There're good schools. good
churches, good stores.
Drop us q card today FOR full
information and free booklet.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO,
18th Floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
ke0
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BOARD AND ROOMS

= -
Observation-Disclosures 10 BOARD:
nod home where they can get the
cnool; price soc day and up. Hyland
ssf-W. 707 Wilson ave. h3s27
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

$500 CAMEO LAVALIER ,.-e.s 8. 90
$4,000 diamond locket ,...-...-..-.. %. 90
s35 90 rare elk teeth .....,..,,..... 100
Cltnes Jewelrv * Loan Co. (Est. - yrs.)
IL L Broadway. moo
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rpARD AND ROOM, S5 a WEEK
Rooms sl.50 up. Rear III East End So.
bl929
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MACHINERY

SECOND HAND MACHINERY. PIPE.
valves and fittings. engines, boilers,
supplics, mine and mill ma
chinery, very cheap. Bogue supply Co,
2l0 Dooly block; Was, 6i0o. yard Srd
SO. and ith West. was. E45o. h-ooV
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Real Estate-To Exchange

WILL TRADE FoTR CHOICE Build
ing lots Just south OF 18th South for
team OF horses. y. VI. Long Co, 30s
Kearns bldg. WaH i217. k770
TRADE-s600 EQUITY IN MODERN
broom brick bungalow. east bench. un-
ercelled view. for clear vacant. Address
H-2. Tribune. k9I3
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For Rent or Exchange

ACRES MIXED FRUIT ORCHARD
and large brick house, barns. all in
good condition, located In the city. Would
Address G-l2, Tribune. k3s2
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For SaIe-Automobiles

WE HAVE REAL BARGAINS IN USED
Cadillac cars. These machines havo
been rebuilt. repainted, aid we give the
same guarantee with them that goes with
new Cadillac II will pay you 10 see
them before buying either new or used
car OF any other make. Sharman Auto
mobile Co., 42-45 Automobile row. ol9sS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-10

PLENDIDLY ARRANGED, MODERN.
b-room, duplex apartment, on first
Dor. Inquire 325 = ST. Was. 5o66.
-J h2S6e
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

Hotels and Rooming Houses
$1,000
1s ndleH 6o-Tpom steam heated modern
hotel. One OF the best money makers IN
1900
Puts you In possession OF the finest -
room house IN Salt Lake. Furniture alone
cost over $1,000. Act quick. owner must
sell
IL YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR
TRADE A ROOMING HOUSE OR HO-
TEL OF ANY SIZE. SEE
Mr.. BLAKE,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS CO.,
New Orpheum Bldg. W. 42S5.
OPEN UNTIL l.. VI. MONDAY
EVENING. k53i
FOR QUICK SALE.
I-room transient house; best location
In town; cheap rent and money
maker: $500.
J. L. DENHAM CO.,
Was. 4I33. 343 Main ST
ki15l
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ITcELy FURNISHED ROOM, BATH,
auclosed sleeping porch, In strictly
bderu apt. with privilege OF light house
ssping. 435 T. End So. Apt l5.
h4S63
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


w. WILLIAMS g. SON. lss N STREET
wasatch lbs5-W. ppholstaTtng. chairs
yecAued. o3<2
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$CHIROPODIST

4
GAMBIA, FOOT SPECIALIST. CON
SuNatlon free. II East First South
asateh 5094, r3s2S
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHERs

REYNOLDS s. SUMMERS.
Largest, best equipped stenoEraphlc Of
aces In the entire west. 1905 Walker
Bank bldg. k9I
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GOOD HOMES IN ALL PARTS OF
the city on monthly payments.
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5-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH. SOUTH
east blocks from car. with good house.
plenty OF water. $4,000.
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For Sale or Exchange

VERY FINE APARTMENT HOUSE FOR
other realty. Address Csc. Tribune
Phone Wes. 53f2-M k6S3
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s-ROOM. 2-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
same kind and location as above. $4,000.
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THE VERNON.

ice GROOM MODERN APARTMENT.
with sleeping porch. SorenGo apis,
8 East 5th So. Mcclellan Real Estate
kl62
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J. L. DErEHAM co.

ON EAST BENCH. LOT 6ox1e9 FEET
New groom, modern brick house: large
basement; sleeping porch. mantel; walks.
lawn. etc, An elegant home. $4,000.
Terms TO suit.
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LIE ZIMMERMAN APT, MODERN A.
room, Dec, /. Was. 1861. h2585
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rARREN APT, sos so. 2ND EAsT
IL; 3-room mod, furnished or unfur-
shed; housekeeping apt; heat. prl-
Ne bath l1l42
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

ELEGANf FURNISHED ROOMS. SIN
81 or double; bath. phone. wasatch
Ee-W. 4l5 So. ". Temple. fSs3
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ON 2ND EAST. TWO BLOCKS FROM
city and county building, 4-room modern
brick house. Large lot, lawn and shade.
$4,000.
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Abstracts-Title Insurance
Wanted-Real Estate

wANTED-ACREAGE IN EXCHANGE
for Salt Lake real estate. What have
you TO offer7 Brunesu-Eill Inv. Co.. 3s2
Main st. Was. 1863. ksS4
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Wanted-Furniture


HIGHEST PRICE PAID tOR SECOND
hand h. b. goods. Utah Furniture Co.
Was. 43I7. el453
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Farm Land-To Exchange

20 ACRES IL sANPETE CO.. ALI Is
alfalfa; good water right; brick house.
i-mile from school and railroad station.
VIII trade for property in or near Salt
Lake TCity. No. 20 Avalon apartments.
k25S
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URfurnished Apartments

SEUBklCk HOTEL APIS,
Cor. 4lh So. aid West Temple.
Elegantly furnished and unfurnished
|1pseke eping suites-finest IN city-iarSe
<bby-Jen!Ior service. Phone Was. ASP.
g3l7S
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BEAUTY PARLORS

FOR A FAMOUS BEAUTY SCALP
treatment. under Nelvetlna SYSTEM
in shop or home: phone Was. 1886, 1887
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For Sale-PlanOS

$500 CASH AMI S6.Uu PER MONTH
buys a bea uriful. genuine mahogany
case plano, usually sold by plano stores
for S400 TO S525. Our price only S265.
Call at Keith o Brien Co, 9 plano depart
ment for plano opportunities. We issue
no due bills or certificates. f537S
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FURRlER and TAXIDERMIST

IN TAE FUR AND
taxidermlst line made you want II
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 e. Broadway-2S
years IN Salt Lake, n525
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NURSING

XPERlENCED IRA1NED NSNoD
will care for patients In her own homo;
clean and sanitary. 1890 South 9Th East.
HYland 26lS-J. ei411
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING


AND SPRINGS RE-
naired Salt Lake Mattress & @tg
Co Phone 32e9. pIo62
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|OzART APIS, $50 EAST THIRD
N6outh, 4-room steam heated fiat, with
,trehes; best In city; S35. Hyland 2a68.
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MONEY TO LOAN

COULD WE Make MORE LOANS
upon real estate than any five COM
peutors combined unless our methods
were right?
Twenty years experience with only one
foreclosure.
IL e 1st South m2661
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SEWING MACHINES

Sell, RENT AND REPAIR ALL
sAsa, l6s State. Was. 4703. dS4ls
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1200-ACRE RANCH. WITHIN 10 MILES
Of Salt Lake; improvements cost more
than $4,000; must sell. Price today. S27-
500. II you have money and want
ranch. inquire about this. Address HIS.
Tribune. kil3s
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Vacuum Cleaners Rented.

~~~~~-~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ALL VACUUM CLEANERS LEFTNFROM
former business al half price. Bates. -
Hyland 2635 sS4e6
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CARPET CLEANING
Vacuum Cleaners

~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~0D@-~-~~- -~~~--~~-~-~-----o~o~-~~~
EVERYTHING IN THE VACUUM
cleaner line. Call Stewart Gleosou Co.
Was 200 or A30 y23
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. SPE-
cial prices fall and winter work. Was
81b4 d3179
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<ROoM FLAT, CLUFF APTS., 18TH
East and End South. Eyland Sss-M or
3Dply to Janitor. hl062
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MANICURING, sHAMPoOING
ROOF REPAIRING

HEPGIR YOUR OLD ROOF BEFORE
bad weather. e. n Tetor, shingler;
Was. <562-J, o4So1
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USED K1NGSBERRY, MAHOGANY
case. good condition, also slightly used
Rembrandt plano; each guaranteed, pur-
or player piano at any time within one
year; easy terms on oil pianos. Keith
O'Brien Co. k79
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OREGON RAILROAD LANDS.

FOR SALE. OR WILL ACCEPT AS
part payment local real estate--lS0
acres irrigated, In Big Horn basin coun-
try: 125 acres lucern, yielded 400 tons this
year; 65 acres in red clover for seed
purpose; house, well and other build
ings; one mile from town Arthur Betz
s6S L ard SO. h23s2
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PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERV.
I'VE


rlEST-CLASS WOMAN OPERATOR;
secret work; women detectives fur
nished; references. 4l0 Utah Savings &
Trust Bldg. Was. soil. 1900
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FURRIERS
PIANO LESSONS

PIANO TAUGHT BY EXPERIENCED
European teacher; also al band instru-
nsnss s61 So. Ind East kloe9
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

ABE GORDON PAYS HIGHEST PRICES
FOR old clothes and shoes. Wasatch
7s3-M. fiSS
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TYPEWRITERS
TAILORING

A / HALL. LADIES' AND GENTS
suits made TO measure; cleaning, press
Ing and repairing. 2o2 East End South.
vWsosotch 1872 o3l50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
WILL SUE
FOR DAMAGES

Lola Bowman. the Lion store ribbon
girl. who was struck by Nickel Plate
switch engine last Thursday evening.
Will be crippled for life. 1t is feared.
She is confined at her home. 100 Sib-
ley street, hundred and fifty feet
from the scene of the accident
Doctors say that Lola will have a
stin arm and admit that other deyel-
opments are pending. The scalp wound
does not heal rapidly and the soreness
has passed into her neck. 1t may af-
feet the spine.
The accident occurred as she was
walking east on the cement platform
between the tracks at the Nickel Plate
depot She was struck by an iron pro-
jecting from a backing engine. The
force of the blow split her garments,
including her corset. That fact will
be made much of In the trial Mrs
Bowman, the mother. has retained a
lawyer and will sue for damages.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
LOGUE MURDER
SUSPECT MAY
HAVE BEEN HERE

One of the men implicated in the
Logue murder in Chicago last winter
is said to have played the leading role
In the Kelley-Schulster road show at
the Orpeum after the date Of the
crime. 1t is claimed that he mas con-
fessed and therefore Hammond theatre
goers unknowingly aplauded the per
Torrance of a fiend in human form.
A Leading Man. $500.
Schneider, who the Chicago papers
say is a. vaudevillep erformer is the
man. Employees OF the Orpheum
theatre are sure 1t was him. They say
that while he was here his behavior
was gentlemanly but that he had a
mania for diamonds and would talk OF
them and their value when ever given
chance.
Vaudevillians are especially fond of
diamonds as well legitimate actors.
The Chicago police in casting about for
a motive in the crime may strike up
on this: Schneider having been taught
all his life the gospel of the stage.
buy diamonds, the best investment
on earth" may have thought upon that,
planned, saved and bought, until he be-
came mentally unbalanced on the sub
lest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
"FITZ," NEWS BUTCH,
rs HOME AGAIN

Edwin Fitzgerald. plutocrat of the
newsboys. says that he spent a week
In Toronto, Canada one Sunday. Try
as he might the Blue Laws would not
be broken, not even infringened upon.
He could not smoke, eat candy, chez
gum, see the movies or ride. The
street cars weren't running. The
churches appeared TO he exclusive as
well dull, so Eddie blew town.
spent Money Freely.
Back in Hammond ahead of his
schedule after a $50 two weeks trip
on the great lakes, through Canada,
with stop overs il Detroit, Buffalo,
Toronto. and Quebec. during which
time he shot the rapids at 500 ST. Ma
RE, bathed in Geor gia Bay and fish ed
in the Demonion, Fitzgerald finds his
native city the best spot to stay In.
Cold North Winds!
But it's too hot he demonstrates.
Next winter 1t will be too cold.
The newsboy left in state room
on the new lake liner, North America
and ate at the captains table. On Lake
Superior cold north winds swept the
decks and drove everyone shivering TO
their staterooms for overcoats. Imag-
Inc a cold north wind today!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
A Bad Fire.

Fire of an unknown origin broke out
inthegrocery store of Peter Sartic on
Kennedy avenue at $3.50 this morning
and but for the efforts of the owner
who held the stubborn blaze in check
before the departments arrived. the
building would have been totally de-
stroyed an insurance a policy of $1,000
was carrie don the stock and building
the damage being estimated at $3.50.
The fghst signs OF fire was noticed
about 3:15 this morning and the owner
of the store Peter Sartic. secured a
lead of hose from Gibson and played IT
on the blaze until department 204 re-
sponded The damage was confined to
the groceries which We're damaged by
the hear and smoke. The grocery store
is located on Kennedy avenue near
Gibson and on account of the long run
No. is credited with good work.
Yesterday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock
departments Nos. / and 3 were called
to the Standard grain elevator west
of Columbia avenue where a car of feed
had caught fire. Considerable diff
Guilty was found in reaching the blaze
as it was surrounded by 40 or so coal
cars. 1t is thought that the blaze was
caused by spontaneous combustion.
Nos. and were again called at 4
o'clock to Elm and 150th street where
a small blaze started in a barn. a
damage of $4,000 was done.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18

asphalt macadam pavements in this
region and was brought about by
competition between the Ahlborn Con-
struction company and the firm of
Downey & Portz. The contract went
to the Ahlborn Construction company,
whose bid was s1.44 a square yard for
machine mixed asphalt macadam
Downey & Portz bid s1.79. but hereto
fore the price for this high grade paw
ing material usually ranged around
$3.50.
The company asked for a figure on
poured asphalt. on which the Ahlborn
company submitted figure of s129
and the Downey & Portz firm, s137
Machine mixed asphalt macadam is a
better material and the promoters of
the subdivision, by asking a bid on
poured asphalt macadam, brought this
In competition with the machine mixed
pavement.
Sixteen thousand square yards of
pavement are to be built this fall. and
at the low figure compared with what
was considered a standard price the
company saves in the neighborhood of
$1,000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
TAX COMPLAINT.

The Chicago Daily News printed the
following letter:
II paid my 1912 Indiana taxes in
May, 1913, receiving a receipt in full.
July 26 l received a notice of being de-
linquent to the amount of 81 cents on
personal property. 1 went to Crown
Point July 20 and was going to pay *
with the 10 cent interest fee, but the
county treasurer informed me 1t was
s1.14. He said he could collect so cents
extra fee, besides the 10 cents interest.
'T have paid taxes in Indiana since
1886 and never paid more than 10 cents.
only being delinquent since May, 1913,
not waiting until November. the full
time for collection.
"I paid the amount. but would be
pleased TO hear from some one well
versed in the law concerning taxes to
be paid and the amount to be collected
by the state of Indiana.
Gary, Ind. TAXPAYER"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
BUSINESS COLLEGE
HEAD IS DEAD
President of Hammond and
Gary Schools Is Taken
BY Death.

Frederick B. virden. president of the
Chicago Business college. died on Sat-
urday after a short illness.
Mr.. Virden was born on Jan, 20. 1864.
in Jersey county. Ill After complet-
Ing his education at Valparaiso uni
versity he came to Chicago and be-
came engaged IN business educational
work. In 1888 he founded the Condor
ing and Virden Business college. which
later was incorporated as the Chicago
Business college. He also founded the
Gary Business college at Gary, the Chi
cago Business college at Hammond,
and the Chicago Business college in
Austin. and also purchased the Dixon
college and Normal school at Dixon,
Ill
He was appointed to the state board
of charities by Gov. Deneen and served
through his administration. Mr.. Vir-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
Hammond K. C.'s Win.

by defeatlng the San Salvador cOun-
ell of Pullman in one of the most in
terestingg and hard fought games of
the season the Unity council of Ham
mond clinched firm hold on first
place in the Knights of Columbus
league pennant race at Harrison park
yesterday afternoon. The score was 4
to 8.
The game was attended by a howl
ing mob of fans who were given thrills
that kept them in pitch of excite
ment during the hour and half of
play which spanned the hard fought
battle. Up until the ninth inning the
teams fought hand to hand, but when
Connors sent a pretty drive over the
center felder's head In the last of the
ninth he scored the winning run and
broke the game up in row Desmond
and Enright composed the battery for
the Unity council.
The field and diamond at Harrison
park is in very poor condition and
local baseball players are asking that
an appropriation be made to put 1T in
shape. Weeds and sandburs have been
permitted to gain such a big Roadway
that now it is almost impossible to
play on the grounds.