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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-03
NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE.

LICENSE
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of Hammond. North Township, Lake
County, Indiana. that the undersi gned,
Emil Schultz, is male inhabitant and
resident of said City, Township. County
and State, and over the age of twenty
one years; that he has resided in tho
state of Indiana for more than one
year and in the City of Hammond
North Township. Lake County. Indiana
for more than six 60 months prior 10
the date of this notice. and is a quail
fed voter thereof; that he is a natural
lied citizen of the United States Of
America. and of good moral character
that he viii apply to the Board OF Coun-
Is Commissioners of Lake County, at
Crown Point. Indiana, 1t its February
1917 session. for the renewal Of l-
eense to sell at retail, spurious vinous
and malt liquors in less quantities than
five gallons at time and permit the
same to be drank on the premises where
sold. said license heretofore granted by
the Board of Commissioners on the 9Th
day of February. 1916. and issued by
Edward simon, auditor of said County.
for the period of one year from said
date. and the precise location where
sara lhtoNicdllHE iiauOt9 aAe ~ ~ 'O4"
by the provisions of the license to he
renewed is as follows:
The ground floor front room of the
two-story frame building. situated on
lot 6. block z, of the redivision Of Hof
mans Addition to the City of Hammond,
Lake County. Indiana; known as 373
North Holman street Bar is 23x$7
| feet 6 inches by feet 10 inches high
Has glass front, facing on Holman
street. a public highway in said city.
Has front and side entrances TO living
rooms Bar on south side of room. LiF-
ing rooms in rear. All Of said room can
be seen from said public highway
EMIL SCHULTZ
Jan 10 II
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When you are in trouble. doubt or
suspense consult
MADAME LEONE
I was born with a strange and re-
markable power--powcr not meant 10
crafty the idle curious, but TO direct
advise and help men and women who
are in trouble and suspense concerning
the every day affairs of life.
READING S1.oo.
I give you just as careful and COM
plete revelation of business. love and
domestic affairs for s1.OO as 1 do for
my regular fee. IS and S5 I am talk
ing the reduced fee plan TO introduce
myself and my work more extensively
to the people Of this city. where l have
established my permanent home.
Ny work speaks for itself
While I have the endorsement of
hundreds of the most noted men and
women of America 1 deem them of lit
tie value since 1 stand alone upon the
merits of my work. Any person who
can believe their own eyes and ears
cannot help but know that my work is
of the highest order of genuine clair
voyancy.
MASTER OF STRANGE POWERS.
There are strange and mighty forces
by which men and women can be Sc
crctly influenced a a distance, to do the
will of the one who knows the secrets
of using such forces. These forces arc
called personal magnetism. mental tel
epathy. seminypnotie suggestion. etc
All this I teach to any one who wishes
to use it for a legitimate and honor
able purpose
WHAT DO FOR s1.oo-
I Will tell you what condition OF your
business is in and how to promote it,
tell YOU all about your wife, husband
sweetheart or lover and how to win
the love of any one YOU desire; I tell
you of any move. journey, speculation
position or change of any kind which
may bring the best results; I tell YOU
exactly what your acquaintance thinb
of YOU: who to trust; who to shun;
will tell you who and when you viii
marry: tell you anything YOU call tc
find ou>
LEADING s1.oo.
Reduced Fee for This week.
Hours. 10 to daily and Sunday.
| 572 Holman St, Hammond, Ind.
Phone e27-J.
over Tea and Coffee Store.
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state Of Indiana, County OF Lake SIS
I. Peter W Meyn. President or inc
Lake County Savings & Trust % OF
Hammond. do solemnly swear that the
hove statement is true
PETER W. MEYN-
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 3rd day Of January, 1917
GRACE r. CONR0Y.
Notary Public.
nv commission expires Feb. . 1918
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L 25. p 3. Fogg & Hammond's
2nd Add. Anton H Taper TO
Charles Heimbach - St.O0
l. ., NJ L g. Mary A. schaaf's
Sub. Mary 4. Schaaf to Roy
C. Witter s750 On
EAST CHICAGO.
L IS. 16. sw 29-37-9. Harry
r. Power 10 Vince Gyemant- s1.95o %
INDIANA CITY.
Undl Blocks % to 80 35 to 50.
Norcott's Add James A.
Lyon to j. r. Paine - $40 90
Undo Blocks 2S. to 30. 35 20 80.
Norcott's Add. Belle l. Dal-
zel TO J. X. Paine -- $40 90
GARY.
l. 2, 2, Plettner's 1st Add.
Elizabeth X. Woltcr to Ralph
q. Keller ----- Al IN
L %. Is 4. Pleftner's 1st Add.
Elizabeth X. Wolter to Ralph
c. Keller 800
L Is. 3 81. Gary Land Co.'S
LIST Sub Gary Land Co 70
Carl McGlumphy ------------ $4,000
L %. b 16. Gary Land Co.'S 1st
Sub. Gary Land Co to
Giuseppe Gayer ------------- s472.5C
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Real Estate Bargains
WACHEWICZ HOME BARGAINS
u. - = -.

Az
YOU CAN BUY WITH Rent ut M NON
Ely 4 BEAUTIFUL BLNGAis0N N3M
BEING FINISHED READY ~ NJ q, =
IN. Only three minutes walk from -
PERIoR COURT HOUSE 10, ! & : Shq II ~ 4,
aTRNsi Just - s a51T or RIM5AcH
AVE Large lot. best l-~~7ved sets,
sewer. cement walks. all aSSesst .le ~
paid in fun. This is the most up ~ ~
minute built bungalow. complete ia tN-
cry detail. including grading, t ma -
hot and cold water. gas, eieelrsS ne
ice oak interior finish, colohaoe' -
fct. beam ceiling kit. cabinet. i',N ~
cabinet. Mosaic tile floor in pat hIo'' ~,
laundry tubs. etc. Walls are hnlsheGs o ~
colored mortar of pleasing S naIIs
BIGGEST BARGAIN EN ER 0 ~ ! ~
ED ON THE MARKET. IN -,
GATE. Small payment down pa''i'o0
FRANK J. wACHEWICz ,aaor
Office phone 1917. Res phol ht.o,,t,,se
Auto will call for YOU open 11o.9Ssl0
FOR SALE OR RENT twenty acre ere
farm. mile and half west i'oS 90 .;
aulre = Oo's IOu0o ------
FOR SAI.F-Four lots on oak St. cheap
for cash Address Is W, Times Iio "a u.
mond. -
FOR SAI.E-6-room house 5-room Sos
tages 5 and Groom bunEat0M d
/ large houses suitable Tor poo 49, :
houses and rooming houses, ana na a. -
also vacant lots i'm all parts OF cry
small cash payments. balance Iioiis w,
Phone 1876 or call 531 Michigan ~,
Hammond
/ TO TFASF-Have 5000 square feet oil
space on Guthrie ST and Mem san a =
suitable for various purposes w ,ii,et =
a1tera tions to suit tenants I5rtl,
with L. w. Saric Co. Indiana Har 1Si55o "a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-03

Clairvoyant.

MADAM LEE phone 2637. palmist and
spiritual adviser. DO you believe in
God2 My work is my religion 103
state st. over florist Hours: a. m.
to . p. m. 1919
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Wanted to Rent.

1yANTED-Six or 7-room unfurn. house,
cottage or fiat; modern. Drawer Fl.
East Chicago. 1886
FOR RENT-Barber shop in Peterson
hotel 3Sft Michigan ave. Indiana
Harbor: 1Sx23 hot and cold water.
steam heat. SEA a month. For further
particulars inquire at above number.
1928
ron RF.NT-Choice office suite in o. X.
Bldg. Apply at Nelson's Drug store,
Hammond 1929 IS
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NOTICE.

Marea9soE NO classified ads WIN
% accepted over telephons unless
that person has q ta1ephons and
furTatshea as with the correct NUM-
bar OF Same st time OF placing tia
al
All persons placing advertise
monies with rla ovax phone must c@A
sc the o&noe and pay for Same with
In five days. Otherwise an @xeE@
oharwn o. TIM CENTS VIII 10 made
for COELECTTd.
The best serv&ce can be given by
DE1nginR your advertisements 20 kne
offfue ard pay for Same sc Sue Oh
placing the EdvsR<1aRanenf-
LAKE COUNTY PRINTING AHD
PU13LIEHN1 CO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-03

Lowest temperature tonight II above
zero. Rising temperature SUNDAY !;
moderate winds shifting. Monday fair
with moderate temperatures.
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Money to Loan

WE LOAN ANYONE-s5 to 800
on their own note If they are house.
holders or have steady work
LEGAL RATES. GUARANTEED
BY OUR BOND TO THE STATE.
Confidential consideration always.
! LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO., IS RIM
BACH BLOCK cover Lion Store.)
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Condensed Statement Of the
Condition of the
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Wanted Agents.

WANTED-Lsrge manufacturer wants
wear. hosiery, dresses. waists, skirts, d.
rect 10 homes. Write for free samples
Madison Mills. $50 Broadway, New OH
city. o-'e0o-o
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HAMMOND SAVINGS I
TRUST COMPANY

At Hammond, in the State Of Indiana,
at the close of its business De-
cember 27th, 1916.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

70 RRENT-7-room upper fiat in Home
wood; furnace heat bath, gas and
electric light. Thee Moor. .. X bldg
Hammond. Phone 1872. LIB
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RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ......S S0.242St
Bonds and stocks ......... l6.50ooo
Furniture and Fixtures 1.676.7o
que from Departments 1914
que from Banks and Trust
Companies .....-.....--.. 2o.96s6+
cash on Hand ......-...-.- l3.923.S4
cash Items Observation-Disclosures. 615.02
Taxes and Interest Paid. So3.72
current Expenses .......... 1,399.67
Total Resources ........ S141.524.37
LIABILITIES
Capital Stocls-paid ms 25,ooo.00
Undivided Prohts-Net $685.. 2.o77.ft
interest, Discount and 9th
or Earnings ...--.-...... 2.419.'9
Demand Deposits. Except
Banks ....-..-..----. 64,0S2.f5
Savings Deposits Except
Banks .-.....,.....-..... 4l.o11.65
Banks ................ l2s.os
Total Liabilities .........*l41.524.87
state Of Indiana,
County of Lake. s.:
I. paul L. Lipinski. sec.-Treas. OF
the Northern Trust & Savings Bank Of
hammond. Indiana. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true.
PAUL =. LIPINSKT.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 3rd day Of January, 1917. MY com
mission expires March %. 1920.
BERTHA GETIRING.
Notary Public.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-03

II your advertise your holiday bar
gains we will get the people to shoP
early. Now's tho time TO get busy.
merchants
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For Sale-Motorcycles,
For Rent Cottages.

T0R RENT-Five-room cottage com
pleteIy furn.; reasonable. $50 Tor
renee ave, Hammond. Phone 1236W.
1892
FOR RENT-7-room modern house on
south side; good neighborhood. Tel
g14N or call 16 Mason st. Hammond.
1:3
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PUBLISHED STATEMENT
TRUST COMPANY.

Adam r Ebert. President.
Fred r. Mott, Vice President.
Frank Hammond. Sec. and Trea
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For Remit Flats.

F0R# RFNT-6-room fat: gas stove and
electric light. Phone 2043 Hammond.
al Logan St 1913
FOR .RENT-7-room fiat. AIS Olcott
ave. Apply Friedman, 1905 Forsythe
ave. East Chicago. 12:29:6
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Wanted-Male Help.

MEN-Our illustrated catalogue e9 \
plains how we teach the barber tTa az
Quickly mailed free Moler Barber \ ~ ~
1ege Chics 60, Ill
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MAN WANTED-Apply Enterprise b q q
Co Hammond.
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NORTHERN TRUST
& SAVINGS BANK

At Hammond. in the state Of Indiana
at the close of its business on
December -. 1915.
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No. 1875.
PUBLISHED sTATEMENr
TRUST COMPANY.
George 3. SheereB President
Peter Buczkowslli. Vice President
Paul r. Iiptnskl, Secretary
Paul Il. Lipinsk. Treasurer.
Condensed statement Of the condition
Of the
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LIABILITIES,

State of Indiana. County Of Lake sri
H. @. Reissig. Secretary and Treas
urer Of the American Trust S Saving
Bank Of Hammond. do solemnly swear
mat the above statement is true
H o. REISSIG-
Subscribed and sworn to before In
this 3rd day Of January, 1917.
EFFIE B. PORCH.
Notary Public.
My commission expires sept ~
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Condensed statement Of the Condition {
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THE LAKE COUNTY
SAVINGS g. TRUST co

at Hammond. in the State of Indiana,
at the close Of its business on Dec.
az, 1916.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
''Old Joe" No Longer
Makes the Trains

"Old Joe" the bus driver is dead.
He has called "All aboard for No. 2,
or No. 2 as it chanced to be, for the
last time. A familiar figure and a
faithful servant of the public, "Old
Great Northern hotel and "any part
Of the city, for q long term of years.
Joe came to Williston about seven
years ago and had been in the en-
ploy of Heffernan & Son practically
all the time since. Recently his
health failed rapidly, and for about
three weeks he was confined to his
bed in his own little house. Death,
resulting from complication of dis
seases, came to his relief about one
a. m. Sunday. His brother and a
brother-in-law arrived shortly before
the end and took the body to Ackley,
Iowa.
Joseph Finger was not old, but on
account of hardship and "habits" ap-
peared older than he was. He was a
man who had little to say but was al
ways ready to do kind deed. If an
old lady or child arrived on night
train and did not know just where
their friends lived, it was never too
much trouble for Old Joe to look them
up If an unfortunate "bo" put up
a hard luck story, he could always
get two bits from Joe. if he. had it.
One of the chief mourners for the
departed is Old Don, the yellow and
white dog that faithfully followed the
bus when his master was driving.
Now he refuses to leave the shack
that Joe had shared with him..
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
Bad Year For
Backers of Booze

The wet forces are having worse
luck than the Belgians. Right on
top of the losses suffered in The No
vember election comes such setbacks
as the declaring by the United States
supreme court of the constitutionality
Of the Webb-Kenyon law.
And now the Montana supreme
court has decided that the Sheridan
county, Mont, commissioners were
wrong in refusing to grant a peti-
ton for an election on county option.
The election will be held and Mondak
is likely to go dry sooner than ex-
nected. In the state vote or prohioi-
ton Sheridan county went for it al
most two to one.
Congress seems certain to vote
booze out of the Nations capital. Now
comes Sheriff Strom of Williams
county, North Dakota, with an ak
which was applied, one morning this
week, to 125 bottles of evidence that
was no longer needed.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
COUNTY BOARD ADJOURNS
The Board of County Commission
ers concluded a busy session today,
adiourning until February q.
One Life Lost When
Nelson Home Burns

Meagre information received by
telephone this afternoon from Nesson
5 to the effect that the old residence
Of Herman A. Nelson has just burn
ed and that one Of the younger Nell
son children lost it's life in the fire
and another was seriously burned.
So far as reported no other property
than the old house was destroyed.
A large; new residence had just
been completed and the family in
ended to move from the old to the
new home on the return of Mr.. Mel
son who had been called east by the
death of his father.
Mr.. Nelson is one Of the early pion-
GERS of the county, settling in Nesson
Valley over twenty years ago. He is
also one of the most extensive and
progressive farmers of this district.
This is Mr.. Nelson's second disas-
>rous fire. The first occurring two or
nree years ago, destroying a large
barn and valuable farm property.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
BRUCE LaDU TOWNSEND

Early Saturday morning, January
g. the Grim Reaper claimed the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen r. Town
send, 3O8 Fourth street east. Services
were held at the home Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock conducted by Rev.
Nelson E.. Ellsworth, pastor of st.
Episcopal church. and attend
ed by sympathizing friends who
brought many floral tokens of love
for the little life so soon cut off.
Bruce LaDu Townsend was born
October 5, 1916, hence was but three
months and one day old. A slight
cold developed into pneumonia only
two days before the end and all that
could be done was unavailing.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
Constitution Says
Do 1t, So They Must

One of the 277 votes (if. that
proves to be the correct number)
that will make Woodrow Wilson
president for four more years
came from N,iiist0n.
The man who cast it did not
20 into = booth in . school house
or fire station and mark an
*" after . name on . big ballot
but wrote his own ballot and
signed in full view of witnesses
thus:
For president of the United
States, Woodrow Wilson. (Sign-
ed) George A. Gilmore presiden-
tial elector for North Dakota.
According to the constitution.
ally prescribed and time honored
but superAuous custom Mr.. Gil.
more and four other good Demo-
Gratis and true met at Bismarck
last Monday and cast, counted
and certified 10 the electoral vote
OC the state.
The electors were, besides MIR.
Gilmore of this county. David F.
German Of Grind Forks, John
MahOn of Cavalier, Samuel l..
Nl.ehols Of Morton, and John A.
Wright Of Cass. Mr.. German
and MIR. Gilmore were selected
to make the trip 10 Washington.
Mr.. German. as the senior mem
Der Of the board of electors will
be custodian Of the certified vote
Of the State, which, literally he
will carry in his pocket.
The vote Of all the states 10
officially counted at Washington
the second Wednesday in Febru-
ary. If nothing unexpected hap
pens Mr.. Wilson will receive 277
votes and Mr.. Hughes 254. Some
valentine for Woodrow.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
CREAMERY MEETING
CALLED FOR JAN. 13
STOCKHOLDERS AND ALL IN.
TEREsTED URGED TO ATTEND
COURT HOUSE 100 P. NJ.

Secretary A. G. Lougheed Of the
Wiliston Farmers Creamery and
Produce Company has addressed a
letter to all stockholders of the COM
pany advising that a meeting has
been called for Saturday, January 13,
St one o'clock p. m, at the court
house.
1T is of vital interest to you," says
the letter, "plan to be there with
your friends and neighbors." An in
teresting program Of speakers is
promised and complete report Of
the operation of the creamery will be
made and future plans outlined.
Potato Warehouse
The subject of q potato warehouse
will be brought up for discussion and
oil Interested in potato growing are
expected to be present. The supply
ing of more cows will be another topic
to receive attention. The secretary's
letter follows:
Williston, N; D., JAM 5, 1917.
Dear SIR
The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Wil1iston Farmers
Creamery & Produce Co., will be held
Saturday afternoon Jan. the 18th 1917
at P. M. in the Court House.. An
interesting program of able speakers
will be provided for at which time q
new creamery, potato warehouse
and the supplying Of cows will be dis
cussed in full. A complete -ep,ct If
the operation Of the creamery will be
given and plans outlined for the fu-
ture with view of making this instj-
tuition really cooperative on. and
make it perform the functions intend
ed for it. AS this meeting is to be
of vital interest to you. plan tc be
there with your friends and neighbors
and assist in making this gathering
q real success.
The Williston Farmers Creamery &
Produce Co.
Per A. G. Lougheed Secy.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
MEETING TO ELECT
DIRECTORS JAN. 10
SIX OFFICIALS AND GOOD ROADS
WORK OF EVENING MEM
BERSHIP CAMPAIGN

The annual meeting for the elec.
ton of directors Of the Commercial
club has been set for Friday, jan
uary 10. The hall has not yet been.
decided on. It is desired to hold the
meeting at Odd Fellows hall if It
car be secured, otherwise the high
schooi auditorium will probably Ds
selected.
The fixing Of the date for this an
nual meeting was one of the things
done at the meeting Of the directors
held Tuesday evening. The directors
viii put on an active membership
campaign between now and that date
to recruit the membership to nearer
the number it should be. s
Interested Men Invited
AN men interested in the welfare
of the city are urged BY the oflcers
and directors Of tie club to attend
this meeting. All who join before
Be given . vote. The directors te-
lieve that the campaign fcr members
city. They are confident that they
the already fairly long rofl as an
aHAssoi SGSP SV"SIu q OlSS eASSsNS
years work.
Wln Elect Six
Six new directors will be elected to
fill the expired terms of G. B. Metz
ger, DR.. MacManus, c. A. Mansfield,
George FAIRIES, NJ. ]. Borden and s.
NJ. Hyde.
The holdover members are j. W..
Jackson, J. A. Cunningham, w. H.
Westergaard. L. c. Wingate and A.
F. Burk.
Besides the election of directors
the important topic of good roads for
Williston will be brought up at the
meeting for thorough discussion. A
lunch will be served
At the directors meeting Tuesday
evening the resignation of Secretary
F. S. Morrill,, which was filed some
time ago, was accepted to take effect
January Is.
The matter of a fitting reception
for Company E. on it's return home
from the Border was considered and
a tentative plan laid out subject to
revision after it has been learned
what day and train will bring the
boys to the city. O.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-11
Lure of the Farm
Gets Carl Erickson

When the spring chinooks have
swept the snow from the prairie
down, into the Old Mizzo and the
grass roots begin to show green,
you will see a pcrtly form climb
Into = Go-Hcnty and head her
east.
It will be Carl Erickson, with
his bsggags checked for Spring
Brook. Carl was sheriff Tor four
years and BY the statute Of limi-
tations could not Be such any
longer (nor any thicker either)
and It ID hardly likely that he
wanted to be. He says he sot
jYst . triae tired Of being re:Pen::
1ible for the guests ut Tie Motel
de Williams County. Tired Of
plugging up the holes that Jack
or Willie ouR In the friendly
brick wallis when wanderlsst seiz-
ed him in seasons when 1t was
more pleasant to be on the out
side looking in.
~OHfy the ether night" re.
marked Mr.. Erickson. ''eae Of
the boys in the unpadded cells
had the movies, which il . moderw
phase of the 'trimmins,' and saw
. Richard X. Fox tragedy and .
Keystone comedy both 1t once.
He hollered loud enough to wake
up every citizen in the NrSt
Ward"
So IL is back to the farm for
Carl, to recreate and diversity
raise some blue stem, plgs and
rye. And there il his nd sls1st
Of auct;oncering-ju~t can't get
away from 'it.-and the old Slogan:
Erickson the auctioneer, he gets
the money.