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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-09-14
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Archibold, Mr.. Frank
Archibold, Jesse
Ball, Mr.. ]. r.
Ballard, Mr.. ]. N.
Benadict, Mr.. Warwick
Biller, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. & Sol
Brown, Mr.. G. F.
Bush, Jack
Box SAT
Blackfoot R. F. D. No. 2
Courier Editor
Coffin, Mrs. F.
Campbell, Mrs. Ida
Cowley, John
Davis, Mrs. Ola GU
Davis, Mrs. Lou
Ellison, e. H.
Elliott, Mrs. Jennie
Gearland, Mr.. ]. D.
Gosgnaw, WILDER
Hall, Mrs. Frank
Hanson, Mr.. Enoch
Howard, Mr.. Bill
Hickman, Mr.. Ed.
Jardine, Lea Jackman
Jackman, Mr.. Chas. Warren
Jerry, Mr.. Fred A.
Jensen, Mrs. Mary
Jones, jog
Gigery, Miss Laura
Lacey, Mr.. A. M. (3)
Miller, Sam
Mcdonald, Mr.. Leon
Pope, Miss Adele
Pierce, Mrs. w. D.
Parker, Miss Sarah
Reed, Mr.. VIM.
Robinson, Mr.. Will
Strong, Miss Vera
Sparrow, Mr.. Richard
Sharkey, Mr.. A. B.
Sawyer, A. F.
Sharkey, Mrs. F. B.
Smith, Miss Blanch
Snow, Mr.. Ralph
White, Mr.. J. H.
WEIGH, Sarah A.
Wathenes, Mr.. Sam
Walker, Miss Virginia
Walker, Mr.. VIM.
Walker, Mrs. Lucy Thomas
Young, w. o.
GREGORY JONES,
Postmaster.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-09-14
CAMPS FOR DRAFT ARMY

with the arrival of the first con-
tingent Of the new national army
at the environments September 5, the
status of contraction of the various
environments will undoubtedly be of
public interest,"" declares state
ment made public today by Col. l..
w. Littell in charge of the canton
ment construction for the United
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-09-14

that the saving absolutely needed, can be brought
about.
wider knowledge of the facts in regard to bread
making bread keeping and bread an article of diet
would bring about the complete use of every particle
of bread brought into the home hope we may be ed,
Gated during the early period of the war to the full
necessity of home care and home saving in this vital
matter
The world supply of wheat is short and we shall
have great difficulty in transporting any surplus that
may exist in any part of the world to the spot where
it is most needed. Above ALL America can feed Eu.
rope, and it must do in spite of the submarine men
ace We shall have some surplus though we con.
tinue former habits Of the free and often the
waste of wheat and wheat products but must have
large surplus and this large surplus can acquire
only by rigid economy in the use of wheat.
The United States is just coming to realiza.
ton OF the worlds food problem. The unusual and
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-09-14
ROYAL NEIGHBORS

Meet the second and fourth We'd
nesdays of each month. l. o. o. +.
hall, No. 60 w. Bridge street.
IVA EZELL, Oracle.
ALICE CONKLE, Recorder.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-09-14
NATIONAL BREAD ECONOMY
MASTERS AID THE ENEMY
BY Herbert c. Hoover.

International
President Wilson Of
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-09-14
XXIE must see that all |
" For home con

that all
TO
s
who handle wheat and -four and those who sell
will
saving manufacture But
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

j IS not too carly now for the war
gardener ia.begin thinking about can
ming hls Surplu, products saws today, D.,
bulletin from the National Emergcnc,
food garden commission cooperating
with this newspaper IN urging food
production and conservation
Preserve Vegetables.
Not only the garden Surplu, should
be canned but when vegetable, arr
plentiful IN the markets. the patriot,
housewife will help save civic waists
by preserving all the vegetables that
her purse will allow Ii vegetables arc
high IN price the plea is likely TO be
made that It does not pay to can them
But this year when every ounce OF food
saved counts IN the great total. cost u
preservation should not he taken into
consideration as barrier TO thrift II
vegetables are expensive now. think
what they will be when the STOW ilic,
The average houSckccpcr. when told
10 can vegetables is likely 90 throw ip
her hands in despair Thl, will be
because she does no, know the latest
discoveries OF science IN food canning
She knows only the old way oi "pu,
ting mp" pcriShahlcS hy cooking then,
thoroughly and then packing them IN
cans. This method j, not successful
with most vegetables. II is not too sue
ceSSiul with fruit. as many house.
keeper can testify who ha, gone g.
the ituitSheli IN winter to find some OF
her choicest jars moldy, sour or work.
ing And the old method J., costly, too.
because II demands rich SyrupS and
heavily Spiced mixtures
Sterilization Is Help
The latest development m food can
ming is by sterilization. Under this
system fruits and vegetables, well or
slightly cooked as the case may I've. arc
preserved hy q process which kills an
germ life IN the cans after they arc
completely ur partially sealed
II =, cheaper and easier ,p preserve
food hy SteriiSa,ion than b, the ole
cooking method OF canning. and more
over u IS even easier TO put NJ yegc
tables than fruits by ,hi, method In
succeeding bulletins will be shown the
directions for home Sterilization.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

Ncwblll Mr. luh. Ilc.,chmann and
Mr. Milton Erich
Miss Bictrr spent the week end with
Miss Stewart ui the SkrNin hotel. who
'cit today for Caliomia.
Mr. ~t/r,H'I Kerry and rnlc
SON Dick Nll come tomorrow TO bc
the guc, G)ior several daS, oi Mr.,
Berry, parents Mr. and Mrs K W
Dick. ~ West Sixteenth street
\ number oi the young men OF the
Younger set gave a picnic breakfast and
dance AZ Belle Isle nm, morning a.
which there were about hundred
guests Mr. and Mrs Willard r.
Blcakmufc and Mr. and Mrs Roger !
Up,haw were the chapcrHns
-
Mis-, lanct Stuar, ot 40 West Ihr
iccnrh street and Mis-, Katherine Nash
Il 1914 North Sharicl avenue will leave
MONDAY Tor a months visit " Shrcyr
port La. where they will bc the guests
NJ Mis-, S'uarts sister Nt, John Reese
Jones, and Mr lone,
Mrs lame, L Ctsrmgham oi olo
WcS, Seventeenth street went t' Yale
Friday iot ,hur, visit
The Younger Girls, Bridge club viii
meet Thursday instead ot Wcdnc,daI
with Mrs Rohcr, l. Smith, lOOl West
Twenty third street
/ The Jewish ladic, Nl viii meet to.
morrow IN all IA, session at the temple
+ tn sew for the Red Gross
/ DR. and Mrs / VI Sackcit ~ Nc''
Twentieth street entertained the Sal
urday Evening Bridge ,Mh ior rs final
meeting oi the season Saturday evening
Their additional guests were Dr. and
i Mrs N II Rhoade, and Mr., q Z
/ McEachin oi MrAlc,tcf Mrs Chitlc,
/ + Dcfr and Mr. Tyler 7 Walc, made
. the high score, Tor the evening
Mrs Harry FOX ut Wichita Ran
. the guest ior ten daNs Of Mr. and Nf,
T. 4. Steele. 1910 North ShafIel ave
uuc. will return homie tomorrow eve
ming
/ SsR
Mr.. and Mr., John ltauci, Mat,'
returned SATURDAY from their wedding
trip go Washington. u c. New Notl
aud other eastern point, ut inlttcs, an,
atc a, home iot ,hi, week with Mr.,
Martins parents. Judge and Mrs
/ Thomas \ DOYLE. 1913 North Robinson
avenue They will hc at home after M,
first Ui>ncNi week n, ~ West Four
,ccnlh stree, Mrs Martin was former
~ Miss Margaret no,lc.
Miss Olive Wcickcr oi ioi Fast Fiji
street left this morning ior Ardmor
go attend a house pall,
Dr and Mr., Edward y Nllcu. who,
marriage was an event W lunc u. tc
turned this morning from a honeunor
spcnt IN Milwaukee AMI Wankcshi
Wis. and are At home iur the ptc,cr
with Mrs Aliens parents. Judge am
Mr., Phil y nrtwcr 10 Ntd riph
teen,h street Mis- Lucille Rchc,t
Couch Of Magnolia. Ark. who was Mr.
Nllens maid ~ honor Al the time ~ he
marriage returned TODAY from shot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

soon as she heard me say Thirty
four"
That woman understands her busi-
neSs." Mrs Durkee said. sinking into .
char with an ar of being a, peace with
the world I'm mighty glad ,ha, other
girl was inSolcn, We never would
have gotten what We wanted from her"
Among the Shoppers.
] silently acQuieSced IN my little
nelghtrr'S opinion OF the clerks eff
cheney after the SaleSwoman had strug.
glcd with Mrs Durkee's demands for
awhile ! found that my neghbor.
like many other mild. kindly women. is
iu,Sy shopper, and the chairs were
piled high behind US before she finally
made her selection. dark gray cloth,
/ frightened with vest. shawl collar and
pncke, Innings OF pink and white striped
silk
There is no selection oi colors al
all she grumhled as she gave the
woman her addres, and arranged for q
fitting
That's on account oi the war. mad
aine. the little woman said perfume
t1rllN aud | made a swift mental cal.
rula,lun oi the number OF times ,hs
must have SAID the same words. will
/ YOU come with mc. now. and let the
litter take your neaSufementsi
/ Mr., putkcc turned to me with q
question upon her lips, which fore.
stalled
" Will rest here until your return
] said "lot I'm in no haste to select a
suit"
For a few moments sat quietly en-.
loving the panorama OF shoppers. I
was quite shielded by the pile Of suit,
from which Mrs Durkee had made her
selection. and which the busy stock girl
had not We, removed. How thankful
was Tor the shelter, when. a moment
later my eyes iell upon Dicky bu, q
/ few feet away from me. and with him,
looking coque,ushly and admirinsiy ur
into his ewes. was Edith" II V,rs,n,s.
tCnpyfight1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

visit m thltkasha tu be the guest OF
Dr. and Mrs Allen until the las, Of
the week Miss Helen AinSworth OF
NcNlcstcr is also the guest for several
DAY, ~ DR. and Mrs Allen
lc PasSc Temp, clHb ne Saturday
with Mis-, Ruth larnsworth whh Miss
Dana Lewis, Miss Ruth Fisher and
Mrs lIyd,on Shubcr' as additional
guests ~he high score favor was Won
hy Nss Irene Shaver and the consola
ton hy Miss GLADYS Davis The club
will meet luly 7 with Mis-, Fila John
son. 80 West Eleventh street
Last weeks meeting oi 'hc Saturday
Evening Dinner club with Mr. and Mrs
f. g. Bcwlcy, li20 West Sixteenth
street. va, postponed until this week
The friends ui Mrs sam Hart oi
Wichita, who underwent a serious op-
Grafton there Saturday morning. will be-
glad to learn that her condition is as
favorable as could be expected. although
sull critical Her father. Mr. + l.
Holt oi SlJ West Seventeenth street. LEI.
Tor Wichita Yesterday TO visit hi,
daughter Little Virginia Hart is with
her grandmother Mrs Holt until her
mother i, conyilcSccn,
y
Mr. and Mr., Frank {. BoaSen and
LITTLE son. Paul. leave Monday in their
car NJ motor to Colorado ior the sum.
mer Mrs. Charles \. Schweinle and
SON, Charles, will accompany them
y
Mr. Clatentc Robinson ni Dallas i,
the guest inr several day, at the lee
luCklnS hotel
d Nj and Mrs ! T Cronkhitc oi Wa.
|'nngJ were the week end guests oi Mr.
aud Mrs Homer y Boardman t0'
West Seventeenth street.
y
M, 7 W Williamson " iO Wes
/ Thirteenth street leaves this evcnins
for visits IN Kansas CITY. Liberty anc
Independence, Mo, before going I,
ManlIuu, Col where she ha, taken
cottage Tor the summer
y
The T. S club met Yesterday will
Mr.. T Il Cook ui the Selkirk hotel
/ with Mr., George White. Mr., Charlie
tris, and Mrs A. ! Natvcl a, add,
uuual guests The high scores wef,
made hy Mrs Giles larris and Mr.,
Jerry X Marker The club will nice
IN two weeks with Mrs taftis at IN
Sclk,tk hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

a, straight face as could manage
II hope tha, doe,n', mean that would
I've capable OF gong shopping IN night,
attire"
She laughed mcrrily II wouldn't put,
It past YOU. II YOU happened to gr, holl
of some book YOU liked when YOU werr
getting ready But, come ON. let, look
over these suits The best ones will be
taken II We don, look out
With this slogan ot the born bar
gain hunter upon her lp>. she advanced
briSkly into the section holding the
suits.
Something IN gaherdne," she said
20 the carefully ,oi,iurcd and gowned
,alcswoman who advanced to meet u,
The vetv Idea"
What size. please"
Thirty eight" replied little Mrs
Durkcc. and the ,altswoman. looking at
her plumpnc,, mutmurcl IN tone
that appeared io me decidedly mSolent
"You mean 40 don't yout'
II was 4 transformed Mrs Dutkee
that saw then She Strengthened her
sell to her iull height-ahout four feet
two. ! think and her blue yes snapped
with indignation
Don't trouble yourself 10 bring any
suits" she ,a'd lr'N don't care io
order anything from YOU
She moved away with her head in the
AR. aud | followed her. approving her
,uunk although secretly amused i' her
,hc was SIS exactly like a defiant l,l,
/ bantam
The very idea" she cNclaimsI
wfa,hmlly. as | caught up 20 her 'Sh'
ought to he reported It's had crougl
to have to wear S when uns IS q,
small / always have tp have the skr
ca, off terribly and the sleeves short
cned hut to- have her say took !
10 word, evidently failed her. in
she DID NO, speak again until We cam
upon gray haired. kindly.lookng ys
hu,incs, like little salc,wuman whl
looked a. VI she were IN the department
20 serve the shoppers instead II 4
show her own ayumeu
What can ! ip ior YOU " ,hc askeu
bnSkl, and pleasantly a, we halted he
side her
we would like 10 look a, som
suits" Mr, nurkec returned. IN Fah
atdine you wan, gahafdirc. also. don
YOU turning to me
4 do not think ,o." ! said heti,a,
inplv 4 would like ,1 look at mid
night blue serge,
We have some very pretty blu
ssrges" the sal,,wuman ssid and ~
gahardine, are especially fine ! thinl
What sizes, please
"Thft, eight" Mts nutkee's vcie
was a hit defiant bot M, ,aleswuma
made no comment. fastening off a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
BY Aletha Barr Taft

ny ,h'nT', h,e,n" ',.o p''l u ~, ~ i,ls|
)N IA ~ N'p,,N' ~ w
NW NoT'h Harvey a''oV' Il" an
UNll u"wccN the marriage oi ",
dnuphtcr Mildred o. Mr.. Nyfl
Charlie, Orba,h 4 McAle,icr which
was quict, celebrated yesterday after
noor a, q o'clock at the family residence
in the presence oi only the member
of the two immediate iamlllc, The
m1rri1p, .,,,v. ,y,r, read lac the Rev.
ercrJ Io.crb R,,u Tin, announcement
COMO. .,,n,,,c. T., ,bc many friend.
NJ IN, ,nn," roorIr a, tive marr,,pr
d,tc had hcc, ~, or,,r,,ly Ir The
,a,ly Gil Mar ,,pd,,,rn, however
md fine Tact ,h,, Mr. Orb,rh has re-
ce,y,d ,,rn,. .,nn a. o,,r,crmas,cr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Tageblatt Opposes
Separate Peace

AMSTERDAM. June 2s-visotcn.
" combating the portion oi the Ger.
man people who demand that the gov.
eminent pursue the task Of eii.etine .
separate peace with Russia. the Her.
linser Tageblau ,sy, u i, more likely
,ha, Great Bfi,ain. France and United
States would continue the war while
Germany through such a separate peace
would h,corss responsible Tor the eco.
nomical and financial ,uppot, oi Rvss
Sia without the possibility oi obsakop
ing a ton Of corn In the sexa -
years,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
REVELATIONS
0tRWlFE
6Y &ets Garrison
What Madge Saw and Feared as She
Waited in the Store.

What Madge Saw and Feared as She
Waited in the Store.
t~H-Hw go broathcd little Mrs.
Durkcc rap,urou'ly Aren't
~ they heau,liul"
smiled tolcran,ly at her ! do not
share her iuord,natc love ioT pretty
clothes, bu, do ENJOY seeing such
genuine enthusiasm as hers, no matter
what the object ui 1t NAV hc.
They are certainly very attractive
suits" said. and meant H. The spring
DISPLAY OF suits. coat, and gowns a.
ilamhcIs was calculated TO open any
feminine purse. 'Oh, YOU and thar
word attractive" she r,tut,cd IN prct.
tv evaporation. % don't believe you'd
lose Your head over gown 1t the ange'
hahficl made it'
Probably not" replied teaSingly
u doyt believe Id like his style, al
all"
"No But II /, were some old en-
CRAVING or English print YOU ii g.
into rap,utcs oycr It, You're lus, like
Alfred Ii ! didn't see To- his clo,he.
tina, boy would 90 ,o work m his ga.
,amaS. do believe
She sighed SO lugubriousS over th'
sar,orial shortcomings oi her son that
| could not iotcgo teasing her again
Really, Mr., purkcc' / said with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
French ENJOY
Will Settle
Greek Revolt


ATHENS lr0e 25-N lYmar
diplomatic representative o, t.e a'.a.
IN Greece, ha, been called on .. act g.,
arbitrator Of the difference, between
'hc IaimiS ministry and the govern
mcu' Of former Premier NculcIus a.
Salomkl Whether the /alm, cabinet
Njl' resign depends ON " l.nna-'r
decision In case OF its resignation (.
IS predicted that the Neuilcl., party
will assume power Immediately 300 u,.
der TO mp IN the bud any rca.ua0al
movement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Men Steal Gold.
Then Sell to u. S.,
Charge at Trial

CHEYENNE, Wto, June q An
tonic Guar and seventeen other men
accused oi conspiracy To deitaud TN,
United State, government through Tie
sale 10 government mlnts and assay ~,
iivets oi several hundred thousand dol
lars worth OF gold alleged 10 have hcs1
stolen iron, mines IN the Cripple Greek
I Colorado district were iu 40 On trial IN
United States district court here 10
day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

The signal corp, oi the armv for
uetlv conducted the weather bureau
service which vas iuaugufalcd aud to
large extent developed under ihl,
loips.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
You Can Can

A Series Of Lessons on Canning,
Preserves and Food Thrift From
the National Emergency Food
Garden Commission, Washington,
ID. {.
biouscwlvss should clip and save these
lessons fOf ready TefrfrIU,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Extra Special Values in Linens
and White Goods

Satin Bedspfeads size 1880 beautiful patterns. PLAIN
hem and ,.aIor,d cut corner, a. S3}8 each
l1-inrh Extra Heavy Double Satin Damask Napkins -
Uowmcl rrady~iur usc three patterns, 500 value special
- $500 dozen
2xl Yard Double Satin Damak Pattern Clohs-Ail ne"
PATTERN. $93 each
Crash Roller Towels. yards @ hleAlh'd towering
ready 'lr usc CSC or three for 81
Decorative Ant Linen cn,crplcce, and scar,-ace and
lrawuwork 500 each
1o-Yard Bolt of Longcoth-jo lnchc, wide finished soft
for the needle Sl9s bolt
2x21. Yaid Double Satin Damask Table Cloth - Wide
range oi designs sS.9s each
Unbleached Hemmed Dish Towels-lIemmc3, ready for
use Sl.OO dozen
32-nch Zephyr .Gnghams-roregn and American made
goods m plaid, and stripe, ~ 25c per yard.
apiece Cretonne Dolly Sets Ccn,crprccc plate doll
i,. cup and saucer dohc IN assorted patterns 7Sc per
set Scott halliburton Co.. Fltst Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Rookie Skirts

Some made plain with stars in the belt, large
bras, button, down front and large pockets, at
500
Rookie Skirts at S75-Made with large pock-
cts emblcmS and cord trimmings.
Rookie Skirts at Ss75-Wlth wide belt OF
pockets and button iaSteningS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
'252!eG,Q{;. '252!e 6. eze L0 ~
Tomorrow's Events

R-ach-ti club. social gathering at
Community House.
Helen could AUXILIARY, l. ;. ". '"
He'd rn.A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Lingerie Petticoats

One oi the extraordinary attractions on the fourth
floor will he lingerie petcoats for summer frocks at
very special prices, White sale days are not over by
any means and offer as special nducement to get
you to ys,, the muslin undergament section. three
usual values pecoats OF good quality naInsook, ba-
ti,Ie and dotted SWISS
They arc not only very new and very attractive but
they are pct,icoas that will iit They arc handsomely
,calopel around the bottom in dainty ooors OF pink,
blue or lavender Made with deep ilourceS and even
the dust ruiileS have embroidered Scallops
PcttcoatS that sold Tor s. as special at $50.
SIS for pc,tlcoatS formerly S2B
SIS Tor pct,lcoatS formerly SlS
Scott Halliburton Co. Fourth Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-02
PRACTICALLY
ALL MUST
BEARRMS

Continued from page !.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-02
ADONIS BOB joins
FLAWS EVIL WHEN

Continued From Pago .,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-02

272o-state vs.. Frank suh; ause dis
deft dis June 22nd).
27S5-State VS.. Carl LaRoche sent TO
80 days state Farm: Jud
27s7-state IS. James Kane; deft dis
Dune 15th).
273S-State VS.. NestorovicE nd Wu5-
kovic; each fined $500 (Jne 21st).
2740-State VS.. John Tasson; left not
guilty Judg (AIay 15th).
2741-State VS.. James Melcicdeft re-
leased on parole (May 15a)-
2746-State vs.. Kish, ct al; Fzy fined
5000; Sauzyi fined 500; 1sh fined
500 and simbalrnos fni $500
verdict (May 29th).
2747-State VS.. Frank Trerr; fined
$500 Judg (May 16th).
2752-state VS.. Joe Wilson; ause dis
(May 22nd).
2755-State VS.. Mickowslxi; sent TO
Michigan City for II yearsJune A.
275S-SJate VS.. Mike Bobinacand deft
not guilty Judg (NIay 1h)-
2759-state vs.. Mike sharp3deft dis
CJune 7th).
276o-state w.. John Gorgiodeft not
guilty (June 1sth)
276s-state VS.. Stanley Forth; cause
dis (June 1eth).
2771-state VS.. Martin; sent.o Gary.
Ind CJune 19th).
2776-State vs.. Mike Hatrals;seft dis
500 filed as recog ord rnrned to
deft Judg (May 15th).
2778-State VS.. Steve Furtw sent to
Reformatory from 2 to.4 years
(May l5th)-
o--o S~a+a -s Fowl c.-irey,.zse+ ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-02
MOTIONS AND ORDERS.

Hammond Lake Superior Court, June
&c. 1917;
Entries In Room 2.
1552s-Madeline Liable Nemeth ct al;
find for pltf. ss9s plus s115 without
relief; Judg forecl VS.. all t2Sth).
157sO-Johnson and Claus ' Cedarhoin;
find for pitts. $3.50 and all partner
ship accts. Judg t26th)-
157ss-F'irst Nat. Blk. Lang; find for
pltf s23s.4o plus SIS without relief.
Judge (26th).
161os-Hlefen Potter; find for Pitt
1854 plus $50 and also for Pitt on
attachment t25th). (No judg)
1e125-Golden & Golden Joslin; find
for pltf s1S1.90 plus S34. Mtg forcl
without relief. Judg (25th)-
16146-Builders Mil Wks- Co Pop
penhusen ct a.; pitt. dis. costs pd
(2Oth).
1622s-Drackert Ham Asphalt Prod.
Co. ct al. find for pltf. S10.213.65
plus 1920 without relief. Judg. 25th.
1s23O-Brenan ct al Ham Asphalt
Prod Co; find for pitt 1915 plu $50
without relief. Judg (25th).
ie23s-Dewey Dewey; deft- ord. to
pay SO per week and S51 attys.
fees C25th).
Criminal Entries
1s45-state V George Nircea; deft dis
(June 6th).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-02

19o1-state chas. NIGGA; deft dis
May 14th).
1so2-state chas. Mega: deft dis
May 14th).
22ss-state Katherine Ruschish; def
dis (June sth).
2257 state v Orell Chalifoux; deft dis
June 6th).
2494-state Stanley sikoski Kurzan-
ski: deft dis June 1sth).
24s7-state Mike Joza; cause dis
(June 5th)
258o-state vs.. JOS. Peasicki; deft-
guilty. fined 81 June 19thl.
2544-State vs.. Henry Prohl. ct al, YER
dict not guilty (June 12th).
2546-State VS.. Julius Melyan; cause dis
Caiay s1st).
254S-state vs.. Mrs Aller: deft- dis
tJune 6th)
2610-State vs.. Nick Christon alas NICK
Doe; bond defaulted CMay Sist).
.672-State VS.. Peter Fyda; cause dis
May 14th).
2s92-State VS.. Joe Kolebowski; bond
defaulted May 24th).
2705-State VS. John vinglas. deft fined
$50 Judg TUNE 25th)
270s-State vs. Wm. Odzneslzi: deft dis
JudG CJune 22nd)-
27O9-State vs.. Stanley Gruszka; find
$500 Judg (une 5th).
2714-State VS.. David Vinegar; def no
guilty (June 4th>-
2716-state VS.. Mike Cominski; find the
deft not guilty (May 16th).