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Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-23
OF FORMER
 ARIZONA SOLON AIRED
 IN L. A. DIVORCE SUIT

A Los Angeles dispatch under date of May 22 says:
 Although prolific writer of burn ing love letters, Assemblyman Will liam J. Graham of Arizona did not be- lieve that his honeyed words should be preserved to posterity because they surely cause trouble.
 Therefore, he is alleged to have written to Mrs. Loula Frame, 624 Hyde street. wife of John Frame, he admonished to her to be sure and de stroy them, but Mrs, Frame could not destroy the burning words and they fell into the hands of her husband
 Frame, however, did not get the letters until his wife sued for divorce, charging cruelty. He then broke into her private trunk
 One of the letters quoted in the Los Angeles story is as follows:
 Mrs. Loila Frame: I have not done a single thing that did not tell you of. l have been too close to you to feel me so much and you make a damn poor stall in your letter. 1 was and am heartsick at your actions for I felt we would be pals all of our lives. l expected you to be just square with Billy. I am awful sick and tired of this legislature and want no more of it. Loula, feel miserable, but if am wrong I would be happy enough to be repaid for the suffering. Hon, surely worshipped you, and no matter what happens you can always look back and say Billy honestly loved me" feel too bitter to write much. I will prob ably be home in a couple of days. If you lack incentive your own pride should make you cherish the respect I hold for you But as to your sarcasm concerning married women or other women, will say it is very far fetch ed bunk and you know it. One lesson I have learned and that is that when a mans love won't hold a girl he is a fool to try to hold her. We'll, bye, bye, Hon. I certainly loved my little pal and I guess 1 do a little yet Lots of love. BILLY.
 Graham, now resident of Phoenix, at one time held the office of con- stable at Lowell and subsequently served as a deputy sheriff of Cochise county. He was elected representa- tive to the first Arizona state legis- lature in 1912. Graham was also well known in baseball circles here. off ciating in the capacity of umpire at numerous games.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-23
GIGANTIC PLANT OF
 PACKING HOUSE NOW
 BEING CONSTRUCTED

PHOENIX, May 22.-Active and definite preparations for the construc- tion of the Arizona Packing com pany's plant, the huge new concern recently announced to make Phoenix its headquarters are now under way and engineers are engaged in laying out the site for the plant and the rail road facilities it will require.
 The plant will be located on the Tempe road, five miles east of the city. A tract of 50 acres has been purchased for the site. Railroad con- nections have been arranged by run ming half mile spur track from the Arizona Eastern's lines, and ample side track will be available inside the plant. The plant itself is to face on the, Tempe road.
 The plant will center about a main building of reinforced concrete, four stories in height, with dimensions of 200 by 250 feH. Around iA will be grouped other and smaller buildings. The plant will also include large stock yard accommodations. When the plant is completed it will employ 25O to 500 men. The plant will use both steam and electrical power, with a 200 horsepower capacity independent of any other agencies. The total cost of the plant will be $5OO,O
 Win Establish Townsite
 Coincident with the erection of the big plant, 1t is announced, the com pany will provide ample living accom- modations for its employees on the site it has purchased. A townsite will be laid out adjacent to the plant, and acre tracts with homes are already being planned for the company's en- ployes.
 A remarkable large number of prom inent stockmen and business men from all parts of the state have be- come interested in the new packing industry, realizing that the establish ment of such an enterprise will stab ilize the industry throughout the state and provide a solid and substantial outlet for all livestock grown in Ari- zona. Among those already promi- nently interested are the Tribolet Packing company, the Tovrea Pack ing company, the Phoenix Wholesale Meat company, Lon Harmon, cattle grower and banker; Charles P. Miller, president of the Cattle Growers asso- citation; c. W. Davis, sheepman; P. K. Lewis of the Central Bank and Cen tral Loan; Jack Barber, member of the Livestock Sanitary board; E. E. Pascoe, realtor and capitalist, and a
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-23
The Jaggers-W allace
 DIVIDEND

CORPORATION which a senston BuLbuH epad$ 75andhe GUSEIERS ion for aquiewa
 
 hfu inanot weNwhich Block 1O1 barrels
 heypad$ for the SinB TWENTY ACRES efancypi 
 has lo2 the RANGER They have well producing approximately a
 m the lon tn din
 Their production today 5000 barrels daily which  Arizona within three months Obarlsda
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-23

large representation from the Cattle Growers Association.
 Has Business Already
 Incidentally, the entire business oi the Tribolet Packing company and the Phoenix Wholesale Meat company will go to the new Arizona Packing company, representing a total busi ness of some four millions year.
 The packing company is by no means purely Salt River valley en. terprise, but state wide. Its materials will come from all parts of the state and the entire state will be it's mar. ket. Its products will include every. thing handled by any packing plant, making second to none, except per haps in size, to any in the country. Its products will be marketed under the company's own brand.
 The officers of the Arizona Packing company are as follows: President, E. A. Tovrea; vice president, J. T. Hughes; secretary, Fred Tribolet; treasurer, J. c. Hurley. These four, with Lon Harmon, P. B. Tovrea and E. J. Tribolet compose the director ship.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-23
KAISER'S TROPICAL IS
 WISHED UPON LUCIANO

BERNIE. Switzerland, Wednesday May 21-Former Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia has arrived at Lu gano, where he will reside permanent ly. It is recalled that the former em peror several years ago brought suit against the prince, who is 24 years old, in an effort to have him placed under guardianship because he was squandering money The attempt fail ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-23
OFFICES OF DOUGLAS
 DOCTORS ARE ROBBED

Harry Milford. whom the Douglas police say has a bad record, is in jail today facing a charge of burglary as the result of the alleged theft of a quantity of drugs and several val uable hypodermic syringes from the offices of Doctors Bim Smith and A. w. Vanneman. Wednesday night. Sev. eral dollars worth of postage stamps, all the keys to the various rooms and other articles were also taken. Most of the stolen goods were recovered.
 Milford is a well dressed young man and, the police say, has not worked since he arrived in Douglas. He ad- mits having just finished a jail sen, tence in Fl Paso. Officers say he is addicted to drugs.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-23
The Dividend
 Explained

We have received wires asking of 100 1919 will 1 dend uwlbe of and &didend
 wand din p ead of yerly
 rdf edvit by of We unet reservations will immediately notify the is Fort that this vdend.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-23

We beg to inform that have change in our Music Department whereby look music rack and find selections for your piano. nstr mental and vocal We large including the latest and most popular numbers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
COAL SITUATION
REGARDED AS
VERY CRITICAL
Cabinet Faces Divergence of
Opinion That May Hurl
Situation on Rocks.
rrn1.,s.rlonAL ntxs sErg,eEl


WASHINGTON Nov. 2S.-PreSident
Wilson's cabinet today faces one Of the
most serious situations Il set had had TO
meet. Deadlock after an entire days
discussion Of the coal situation. the cab
met today must steer a safe course FOR
The government netwe-n the demands Of
organized labor and the nights OF the
TublIc The cabinet TO-DAY must decide
7.hether the demands OF tie coal miners
>, i'll be ulst and the burden passed on 20
The public. or whether the demands shall
10 modified and the P-ockst-book OF the
public protected
There is every indication that there Is
v-ide differences OF OPINION among cabi-
ret members and Srave dangers Of
split which may send thu whole coal
situation on the rocks. Dr. Garfield.
fuel administrator. leads one faction BY
t7kinG the position that it IS his duty TO
protect the public and insist that no
wage increase shall be granted which
VIII bear heavily upon the public.
Secretary Of Labor Wilson leads that
faction which insists that the waE- In
creases granted the miners should be
substantial even thouz.. the price Of coal
IS Increased 20 the public Secretary
wilson IS holding out for increases OF
about 81 per cent, and DIT. GARFIELD main
aims that the increases should not ex-
Good IS ger cent.
The cabinet realizes that this ques-
ton must be dsnnitely settled now. TIE
Kovarnm ent might make increases and
h. fixing the prices OF coal. throw the
burden 70 tho operators, bur there -
etery indication that tho var time pow
eIs OF the administration TO TX prices
VII be ufted before many months and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26

- Smith. her husband whose Chris
tian name IS unknown. -Arial wheeler.
and - Wheeler. his wife. whose Chris
tian name is unknown. John G.. Nichols
and Amands. Nichols. his wife Frcdcricl,
Gcrneny and Amy Cferneny his wife
Caroline Leinbke. and Christian Iembke
her husband William II. Rifenburg. and
49, Rifenburg, his wife whose Chris
tian name is unknown. William H
Mathews. and --- Mathews. his wife
whose Christian name IS unknown John
Mathews. and Mary Mathews. his wife
Charles Hauser. and Barbara Hauser. his
wife. James Moren and 1870 Moren. his
plfe. whose Christian name Is unknown
Oscar Engstronl. and -- Engstrom his
wife. whose Christian namo IS unknov n.
Emily W Lowe and 80 Lowe. her hue
band. whose Christian name is unknov ".
William Il. Rifenburs. and Sabrina Riff
enburg hts wife All If thu heirs le-
gatees. devisees. execu tors, admlnfstrat-
ors. representatives. wives. widows wild
overs. grantees. successors or gns Of
any - the above named defendants ali
Of Il bose names are unknown and all
persons claiming by. through or under
amy Of the above named defendants
whose names are unknown are not resi-
AALstNS % ZIG -Nte C 81 =AGthllar Emu Illdl
this Is an action 70 quiet title TO the
following described real estate to-vit.
Part Of Lots numbered Fifty-nine
t59l and sixty 600. Is marked and
laid down On the recorded plat Of the
Town ~ hobart. commencing at q
point on the East line ~ Center
street As feet Northerly measured
along the East limo Of said Center
street, from tho Southwest corner
Of said Lot 8? and running theme
Eortherly on tho East line Of said
Center street So feet. thonce East
eriy AZ right angles q said Center
Street i2O feet thence southerly
parallel % Center Street 81 feet.
thence westerly 10 feet 70 the place
Of beg ming. in the Town Of Hobart
Lake County. indiana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency of said action
and that the same Will stand for trial
the next term ~ said Court ana that
unless they appear ard answer or denaur
therein. At the calling or said cause. on
The 9Th day Of January A. .. 1920 The
Same being the 2nd day of the next term
IF said Court 70 be begun and held in
Room in the Court House a Ham
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS EAST CHICAGO INDIANA.
NOVEMBER ~ 1919
Sealed proposals will BE- received by
ne Board II Public Works 81 the City
81 East chicago At the Office Of the
Board Of said CITY until 9 o'clock a. N.
or the lst day OF December. 1919. at
which time and place said bids will be
publicly opened and duly considered fov
the construction Of tho following de-
scribed Improvement: The construction
erection and installing q system oS
street lights UPON l5eth street between
Torsythe avenue and Northcote avenue.
III accordance with plans and specifca-
tions now on file in the once OF said
board
said construction shall conform in
sNery way TO the maps. plats. plans. pro
ales and specifications for tho same o.
Tie IN the office IF the Board of Public
Works Of said City - above described
Proposals must he made an blanks fur
nishcd hy the Board and IN compliance
with the instructions thereto Attached.
y hich blanks can be rad on application
u the City clerk and must be accom-
panied by the usual STATUTORY affidavit
OF non collision. and by a certified check
70 be drawn on some known responsible
bank or trust company ard made payable
&C the order Of the City Treasurer OF
the City of East Chicago indiana for
IN amount not less than two ana one
haIf 62l5 ~ rer cent II the eng tneer g
estimate Of the cost Of tho work bid
upon but in no case shall such check
be for = sum less than one Hundred
$1,000 Dollars. 20 insure the eNecI ton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

a
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS. EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA.
MOMENTUM IS, 1919.
Sealed proposals Will be received BY
the Board Of Public Works Of the cry
OF East Chicago at tho office Of the
Board Of said city until O'Clock \ N
on tho LIST day Of December. 1919. at
which time a nd place said bids viii be
publicly opened and duly considered for
tho construction Of the following de-
scrihed improv oment The construction.
erection and installing Of a system Of
street lights upon Chicago avenue For
sythe avenue. 1871 street and Michigan
avenue. in accordance with plans ana
specifications nov on fle in the of1ce
Of said Board.
Said construction shall conform in
every way to the maps, plats. plans pro-
files and specifications for the same on
fle IN the ONCE Of tho Board OF Public
Works of said City IS above described.
Proposals must be made on blanks
furnished by the Board and in oompli-
ance with the instructions thereto at
tsched which blanks can be Rad on ap-
plication TO tho city Clerk and must be
accom- PAM cd by The usual statutory ali-
davit Of non-collusion. and by certified
check to Re drawn on some known re-
sponsible bank Or trust company and
made payable 10 the order Of the city
Treasurer Of tn. City or East Chica 70.
Indiana for an amount not less than Two
and one-half per cent Of the Engineer 5
estimate OF the cost Of the work bid
upon. but in no case shall such check
be for a sum less than ore Hundred
tsf0o) Dollars e insure the execution
~ the contract for which such bid IS
nsde. and that he viii give bond With
surety TO be approved BIZ said BoArd in
surfing the faithful performances Of said
work IN compliance win ell the terms,
stipulations and conditions or his con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
10 NoN.REsIpENT

NOTICE. 10 NON~RtsS4 DEN a.
TILL STATE OF INDIANA LAKE
COUNTY Is THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. NOVEMBER TERM. 1918.
JOHN a. HOFFMAN VS.. WILLIS
NJ. WITT EFT Al. CAUSE No. 1871
ACTION TO QUIET TITLE
Now comes the Plaintiff. BY Geo. J.
Eder his attorney and ales his COM
plant herein. together with an affidavit
or a competent person. showing that
the defendants Willis n. Hit ard -
HIT his wife. whose Christian name II
unknown. George Earle. and Mary Earle.
his wife John . Earle. ard Clare Earle.
his wife. Jsmes Folsted and -- IIol-
sted his wife. whose Christian name Is
unknown. Henry S Smith. and -
Smith. his wife. whose Christian name
IS unknown. Fanny Smith. and -
smith her husband. whose Christian
name is unknown. Francis Smith. and
smith his wife. whose Chris
tan name IS unknown. George Smith,
and smith his wife, whose Chris
tian name is unknown. Beruhart Alfonso
Smith. and - Smith. his wife. whose
Christian name is unknown. Burnett f.
smith. and - Smith his wife. whose
Christian name IS unknown. 3 +. Smith.
whose Christian name is unknown. and
smith. his wife. whose Christian
name IS unknown. Edmund Il Belt and
- Belt. his wife whose Christian name
IS unknown. Marin Brock. and
Brock her husband whose Christian
name IS unknown. Edmond F. Belt. ard
- Belt. her husband. whose Christian
name IS unknown. Minerva J. smith and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
NEW BOILING
AUTO SALES
FOR .HARBOR

Tho finishing touches are now being
put on what Is TO be ono ~ Tndiarr
Harbor's finest buildings the new
branch home Or the Boiling Auto Sales
at the corner of Michigan Ave. and
Grapevine St This modern sl-ucture
viii not only Se one % the city's best.
but It viii take rank with the best IN
the region being especially adapted 10
the showing Of automobiles.
The tinge q rodernity shown in this
building i we'll IN kesPirS with the
product handled by the Boiling irsti-
tuition TIE demand for the cars hand
led By The company has grown 50 this
year that It vas decided 70 establish
the Twin city branch where the Dodge.
Cadillac. Chevrolet and Oakland viii be
on display.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
WOOD 1ST CHOICE
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Frank Lowden of Illinois
Runs Military Man A
Close Second.
IIhTERnArloAAL news sErylcg

MIICI1ELL. ;. D NOV. zs--Na. Is7Il-
Leonard A Wood. Republican candidate
for president; Coz. Frank o T.cw6ee $
Illinois. second choice.
Reports from county qroposa. con, 81
tons throughout the stat re-o.,ed u.
Republican state headquarters here ~
day. indicate the above ta 81 taa chc.Ss
Of Republicans 81 this sta;e IA tfe cs-e
ing election
The reports indicate thar Ma sea.
Wood VIII receive The votes oc So 80
proposal men, white Gov Losaen ~
receive about 5000
Should Senator Hiram johnson e Ca
fcrnIa enter the SoUtE Dako5a 1-.i..ars
r. must be in the Independen- coiIrsn =
the Republican party ballot
The Democrats will hold Their conesa
ton at Pierre on December =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE

Hammond women viii be surprised
a the INSTANT pleasant action OF
simple glycertne. buokthorn bark etc.
as mixed IN Adler-i-ka. one spoonful
relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach
or sour stomach. Because Adler-i-ka
acts on BOTH UPPER and lower bowel
II often cures consti patton and pre-
vents appendicitis one lady reports
herself CURED OF a bad case of bowel
trouble and constipation. On SAFE AT
Summers Phs rH'ac.. Holman Street.
near stats-aSv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
A. F. OF L. IS
FAVORING STRIKE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.--Workers
en- the railroads who arc AFFILIATED with
the A. z OF l. are fsvoring a strike Il
Vas stated today. The a L Of L. or
sanizationS for railroad workers have
been taking = strike vote and returns
show that about 20 per cent of The mem
bers favor giving the leaders the power
10 call a strike These organizations.
however. are more or less dependent
upon the Big -Four railroad brotherhood
as to the success Of any strike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
TRADE AT HOME!
Editorial

you done this ask yourself this question: Am responsible for the fail
OF suec Of what have observed!
holiday rapidly approang the time when hundreds and
thousands of dollars viii for gifts Much of this former
to pockbooks Chicago merchants who would
that would help make the home better
It's going be different this time People have learned the folly of
trade This and for all time they the
money where circulation will better and better home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26

MANDEL & COMPANY-Lades' Resdy-to-Wear Clothing
43 State Street
JACK FOX & SONS-Haberdashers State and Holman
Streets.
THE MODEL-Rothschld & Hrsch
MINAS FURNITURE C0-2l4-216-2l6 East State Street.
Hammond
WHITE STORE CO.-17o State Street. Hammond. Ind
WYMAN BABB & KILLEN-Pianos and Photographs. SIS
Holman Street
KOvACH BROS-Men's Furnishings and Clothing $40
Holman Street.
HOMER j. POSTLEWAITE CO-Bruns,vick Photographs
Printers Stationers. Engravers. go Holman Street
STERLING WOODEN MlLLS-I7l State Street Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
SOLDIERS NOW
CARRY RIFLES

Mem bern o. the Fourth D!vis.on =
tachnent who have beer patroi-iag ~
streets OF Car sinc. the second uee Z
OF the steel strike are no longer car.
ing the vicious looking riot" she 81.
They have again reshouiGe-ed thei. s
sruy Iifl~s. 10 reason - gwen ~ -
military AUTHORITIES. but i IS tai.er .
granted that they Year ~ INK od.as
danger OF riotfnE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26

the operators would then be free TO shift
tie wage increase burden back 20 the
public and DR. Garfield takes stand
that any nske-shift arrangement Of this
sort would be nothing short eff a failure
81 the part 81 the administration ed
keep faith with the people
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26

mond. In said County and state on the
2nd Monday Of January \. D. 1920. said
action will be heard ard determined in
heir absence.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. ! hereunto
set my hand and aftx tho Seal Of said
Court at Hammond. Indiana This 10th
day OF November A .. 1919
HERBERT L. WHEATON
tseaO Clerk L. s c.
By RUTH BERG
Deputy Clerk 1I-i2-1e-e6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26

Your home the because you contributed Of yom sub
an-n the form of tax-each fellow paying little according his
The potency lies the fact that all help little We the share
holders and its the commonwealth because contribute
and believe in it.
Your home the because believe in that belief
reflected in the institutions you have built in the
Take walk down the the Office buildings and
Go through the parks nde the look around general After
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26

STANDARD ELECTRIC ENGINEERING CO.
AUTO ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.-Experts Ignition
Starting and Lighting Systems. All makes re-
paired 70l Holman Street.
BOILING AUTO SALES-Dodge Bros, Chevrolet Cadillac
and Oakland White Trucks. 707 Holman Street
SCHLOER'S SHOE STORE.
J. CUSS-TaiIor and Funisher. go East State Street,
Hammond
STANDARD SHOE STORE-z34 East State Street. Re
pairing Specially.
S. SILvER-Jeveler and Manufacturing Optician. Ham
mond Ind
THE WINNER CLOTHING STORE.
CHAS. ARKIN & SON-Jevvelers
Y CO.-Automobile Dept Sheffield Ave Tel. Ham
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26

tract.
The Board reserves the right to REJECT
an5 and all bids as authorized t,y law
LEO MCCORMACK
Il X GROVES
al X WALLACE
Board Or Public Works
Attest: Il Y. RICHARDS.
City Clerk 1895.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26

LION STORE-Every thing for Everybody.
ARKIN FURNITURE CO. Arkin. Manager 242 East
State Street
STAR STORE-Ph1 Resnck. Prop 568 Oakley Ave.
Ladies Childrens and Infants Wearing Apparel
LAUER BATTERY SERVICE-Batteries charged and
built 754 Holman Street
LANDLORD VULCAkIZING CO.-Tres and Auto Aces
sores. 754 Holman Street
HARRINGTON & SORENSEN AUTO SALES-754 Holman
Street.
CALUMET TIRE & REPAIR SHOP-Thomas H. Jordan.
Prop 10 Sbey St. Hammond. Phone 1887.
THE MeILROY MOTOR SUPPLY CO-South of the Court
House
CHAMPION POTATO MA