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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28

was a statute in Indiana enacted in 1898
providing for the establishment Of a.
mediation commission composed OF ono
representative Of labor and one repre-
senting employers. The governor said
he would inquire at the office of Eie
stansbury attornel general. whether The
law was stiil in force. Such a com
mission. he said, had been appointed
under a former administration. but had
not proved successful.
Mr.. Stansbury. upon investigating -
acts of 1899. found It had been repealed
by the enactment of the industrial boat~
law in 1915. The Governor srld he
would hold another conference with L.
railroad representatives in event T.
found a wax to appoint a mediation
body. He assured the delegation that
he was ready at all times TO do anything
for the benefit Of all concerned.
The governor was told, BY the mem
bers Of the delegation that should be
see fit 10 appoint any member Of the fed
Grated six crafts on such a mediation
commission that member would serve
without compensation. After the con
ference members of the delegation de-
clared they were pleased with the at
titude Of the Governor relative 10 plans
10 solve the present industrial unrest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
.SHOPMEN
CRAFTS SEE
GOVERNOR
Are Pleased at Goodrich At
titude on State Mediation
Commission They Seek.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug Glow
ernor Goodrich was urged yesterday BY
a delegation representing the federated
SIX crafts Of the railroad shipments
union 70 establish a state mediation
commission 70 Investigate strikes or
threatened strikes. Members Of the
delegation told the Governor that they
believed that such an arrangement
would greatly relieve the labor tension
IN Indiana and would result in bringing
about industrial peace.
While members Of the delegation as
serted that they were against any form
or law breaking by Industrial workers
and denounced the destruction of prop
erty by strikers they declared they be-
Leved that the calling out of state
militia only added fuel TO the fire. 1t
was their belief that troops should not
be dispatched TO strike zones until an
investigation had been made by "a media
ton commission. If the question in
volved could not be settled by the com
mission and the strikers persisted in the
destruction of property. then it would
be time enough to quell the disturbance
with troops, they told the Governor.
+. S. Galloway. 3O1 South Holmes
avenue. chairman of the federated meet
ings during the recent shopmen's strike
in Indianapolis. headed the delegation.
Speaking for the other members. Mr..
Galloway said the railroad men deplored
lawlessness and that they came to the
Governor in the spirit OF cooperation in
the hope of suggesting a plan that
would stabilize the labor unrest in the
state and establish industrial peace.
The delegation was appointed at a
meeting of the union Saturday. Mr..
Galloway said. when reports were re-
ceived from Hammond that the strikers
there were quiet. 1t was the sense of
the delegation that there was no need
for sending state troops TO Hammond at
great expense to the state when local
officials should ave been able to handle
the situation.
The Governor told the men that there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
PIE AND

It's a pretty good old world after all. Recently we
dalied editoriaIly with the delights Of the Amigo red
raspberry pie and recommended it as a panacea for boil
shevism. We dehed a man with his teeth between a
section to think of anything else for some time but red
raspberry pie. and it seems we shot an arrow into the
air and brought down pie. From the days when as a
regular in the L.. S. A. he used TO do sentry duty at old
Fort Constitution in the White Hills up to the time when
he brought up printers devils in the way they should
go. and many a cub of them he trained, old Bill Leslie
knew of the editorial weakness for the things Of the
flesh, and when his eyes glimmed the pie screed he hied
himself to the place where they grow and dispatched
some delectable samples that made life worth living.
Bill is the newspaper genius who always opens a news
paper at the editorial page. then turns to sports and
then to general news. His theory is that If a news
paper has a bright, snappy editorial page it is worth
reading; if it hasn't, it isn't. and what he doesn't know
about newspapers and red raspberry pie isn't worth
knowing. Perhaps We have said too much about the pie
for the Amigo man has so many friends here that they
will be sending the S. o. S. for pie the first thing he
knows.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
THE writing


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WITHOUT stretching the Imagination
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
v - - - -
D-ISCOURAGING NEWS.

Following close upon the heels OF the Wilson letter
refusing the demands of the railway shop craftsmen,
which foreshadows the refusal of the railway brotherhood
demands soon to be made. Judge E. H. Gary yesterday
refused the demands of the iron and steel workers OF
the country.
If all reports are true, these refusals will be met by
general strikes all over the country.t 1t is not hard to
prophesy what will follow, and it would take the sun.
NEST optimist who ever lived to see a ray of sunshine
In the situation.
The crucial period in American history was not the
great war; it is the reconstruction period. The test has
come. If ever the American workingman needed wise
and conservative leaders it is now.
II a general strike situation is precipitated the steel
industry will no doubt close its mills. If the railroad
men go out trains will stop running and traffic will be
paralyzed. If the steel plants close they will probably
be closed for months.
And winter is coming on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28

FORTUNATELY John B~arleycorn is restrained frol
contributing TO the mob spirit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
GERMANY'S
knows.

Hinderburg has said one true, wise thing, anyway.
He told the students of Goettingen university: Ger.
many's future lies in the young generation. They must
work to build the nation up again"
So they must, if Germany is to have any future
worth speaking of. They must build up what the older
generation. headed by Hindenburg and his fellow-mili-
tarists, tore down. They must be saner, kinder, fairer,
more honorable than their fathers and grandfathers.
They must work constructiyely, for the triumphs of peace,
instead Of destructively. for the triumphs of war.
And the Allies are helping them to that end, by the
very severity of the peace terms imposed. With an army
and navy forbidden, with babykilling ZeppeIins and
bombing planes under a ban. with the German general
staff abolished, and with the criminals who wrecked
Germany punished for their efforts to wreck other ma
tons, that younger generation will have a chance to
work out a fairer destiny and redeem their country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
SENATE COMMITTEE
AMENDS TREATY
Republicans Eliminate U. S..
Representation on all
Commissions.
LINIERNATloNAL NEws sERyIcEl

NASHlNGION, Aug. Zbs by 2
straight party vote oe nine to seven the
Republicans in control Of the senate fos-
eign relations committee agreed today
to amend t~extually the treaty OF Ver-
sailles on a sweeping scale so as 70
eliminate representation by the United
States on almost all of tho commissions
created by the treaty.
They decided TO pass over the league
Of NATIONS and to leave the PREPARATION
commission untouched for the time be-
ing. but agreed to strike u the worus
and associated powers. as including
the United States from some fifty odd
places in the where the duties
and powers OF the various commissions
we're specihed or described.
X Of C. Picnic Monday. September
LIST. Hudson Lake. s-2s-z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28

AS the European countries that are clamoring for
American coal have bountiful supplies of their own IN
derground, there is a more or less general idea over
here that they should dig their own coal or suffer the
consequences.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28

S~TEUBENVILLE, o., having liquor to the market
value of $1,000 stored in the city Jail, is taking no
chances on the security of the structure. Therefore an
armed guard stands over the stuff. The incentive of
thirst is feared.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28

K Of C. Picnic Monday. September
Hudson Lake. 8-2a-z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
NOTICE TO suRscRnrp~

III you fall TO receive your copy OF THE TINES a = prompt
> you have IN the past, please do not think II has been
49, vs. hot, sent n time. Remember that the mail
S gs Is not That i used 70 be and that complaints ara
ssee TIE TINES has increased its mailing equipment ana
20 strlWng earnestly to reach its patrons on time. Be
yg. ON n advisins US when you do not get your paper and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
THAT'S DIFFERENT

told the men that there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28

A JERSEY BULL brought $4,000 at auction on a New
York farm this week Some bulls are even more costly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28

THE former kaiser in purchasing a house in Hol.
land may settle down to be a regular Dutchman and
wear wooden shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
POLICY
OF SHIP BOARD
Would Stop Light. CargoeS
OF Lumber Here

Vigorous protest OF the policy Of
sending Shipping Board vessels
from Puget Sound with only partial
loads OF lumber for the Unites
Kingdom has been made by the for.
eign trade bureau OF the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce IN a tele.
gram sent today to williams, hi
mond a Co. of San Francisco. 10
which concern government vessels
have been assigned foe operation on
the Puget Sound. England route.
w. G. Dawson a Co.. Seattle
agents for Williams. Dimond & Co.
have informed the chamber that
the restrictions placed on lumber
oargoes are not due TO the action
OF the San Francisco company. The
chamber. for this reason. IL seeking
information on who IL responsible
for the present policy.
IL IL declared by shippers who
have complained TO the foreign
trade bureau OF the chamber that
such limitations are placed on the
acceptance of lumber and such
short time given 10 assemble this
class OF cargo as 10 cause vessels
20 leave here light.
with sufficient notice 20 assemble
shipments under favorable con.
dltlons and rates similar 10 those
OF British lines. Seattle firms are
ready TO guarantee full cargoes for
regularly scheduled vessels. accord.
Ing TO the chambers telegram.
The dispatch sent by the foreign
trade bureau concludes with: "Lum.
Der has. since the sailing OF your
first ship. been forwarded by rail-
TO Atlantic coast and thence by for
clgn vessels 20 the United Kingdom
al a lower total cost than the rate
quoted by the Shipping Board line.
encouragement ofs consignments
from here viii serve 20 demonstrate
practicabllity OF regular saiiings
! from Puget Sound to the United
1 Kingdom. The British government
now In forwarding lumber from
British Columbia on government ac
count at much lower rates. We de
sire 10 make vigorous protest
against policy of practical exclusion
OF our basic natural product for
which there is an active demand
while vessels leave these waters
with small shipments"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. sept ie.-steei shares
continued 60 hold up well At the stock
market opening to-day Naited Htatsn
steel opening at ioss. off = hrthlehrm
steel IL" az pth. also off e, while
Crucihle steel gained 1 = points over yes
tcrday'a close, opcning at teae
Other leading Issues opened Irregular.
also. studehakrr at rs. off "a Central
Leather opened at sais. off y Mexican
Petroleum at SOC, Amfriean Locomotive
at tof&. up = Marine az tdN Texas
Company at stbN. up IN American
Tobacco at ;gis, up y Pan American
At tiFA. off u
No great pressure was brought 70 bear
on any part OF the list during the first
half hour and the market continued TO
act most orderly.
baldwin led tho market around noon,
advancing over Z points over Thursday .
low. The whole list advanced siinhtly
toward the end Of the second hour, with
United states steel above to9h- heth'
ishsm steel IN" sold at 80 and hspnb-
lie at 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19

PORTLAND. sept &c attte-f,s-
esips.. les head market steady. Coed
70 choice steers. ttteUtes5. fair 60
good steers t7.te8s.s. common 20 fair
steers. ts0T, rood 10 eholee co~s ana
heigsra. tfoT.so, medium Go good. - 30
sTs esnnsFs. tsgtte. bulls. iso1.
calves, ts9it
Hegs-- Rsesiptr. lie head make, 10
steady. Prira. rnised ItF0lT.fsl mo
divm mixed. tiTeiT.st' rough heavy. ns
tir..s0irse.
shrsp-H Receipts. 70 hssi msrsss Il
STEADY. Prime lambs. tts.kseia. fair 20
medium. ttf8i.g ysariinE-. tT.so0p
~ethsfs. t7usi s~~s. tsss.so.
pnttsr--ssU ste per ID.
Ekss-ss8ss per dos.
Hens 10 . sec psr 10. brolsra ;sesse
per N
G~~ms--isc rsr IL
che~ss--Trtplsts. IS O tse Per In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Charges Father
With kidnapping

- George T.. simpson Is charged with
kidnapping his two children in n war
rant issued Friday. simpson was
having family trouble with his wife.
Mabel. and took their two children
TO California. Authorities there
were notified. and II was found that
he was on his way back here. In.
stead OF coming to Seattle. he got off
the train at Tacoma and made his
escape to Canada. according to Dep
uty Sheriff Matt Starwich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Thoughtful Thief
Leaves 81 for Eats

Walter 8. Knox. n guest Of the
Grand Central hotel from San
Francisco. was relieved early Fri
day morning Of a wallet containing
s37s. ne reported to the police.
The thief was thoughtful
enough to leave me 81 for break
fast" said the disconsolate Knox.
He said another guest lost 400
during the night. The police have
not received a report OF this theft
yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
PINE 81.

stan ~. good butter. zee 70. rui'
ieily, -se n co-opera'iss milk. eats
rge sugar and soap ssii. csrrstion OF
Borden milk. is1c can. Federal or Co
Operative milk. ts1e can. bars Palm
olive ssc, hars Creme oil. zbe. Lava.
crate. grape fruit. for sses Bartlett,
toe. stall ,. canning peaches, tiss
pears sste crate. csntaicapes. for sbe
stan I. peaches. ti.s crate. pears. fte
basket Red Seal Grocery. Annen. phss
corn flakes. use. Van camps spaghetti
.oe. 70. head rice. rsc. stall al. Kris
safsr~pn's rsiik station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Drugless Doctors
Meet Here Oct. ~

The annual convention OF the
Washington Association OF Drug
less Physicians Will be held In Sc
attic. October "a About 500 out
of-town druglcss physicians and
their families are expected to at
! Tend the convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. sept. is.--Irresuiar srsdinx
on the Chicago Board - Trade due 20
the proposed steel strike and generally
uhfaVorahlc weather caused a drop In all
grains from a strong opening today
Provisions we're lover,
september corn opened Al tits. up Nc.
aud later ieat Nc. December corn. up iae
at the opening Of 81 sta. dropped ! ~
before the close. May corn opened at
i.ttS. up asc, but lost nc before tho
close.
s~ptsunher oats. w Nc At tho opening
81 sfAc. wan down = g bsfafe the close
December oats opened up Ae. at 70 ~.
but later Loaf Nc, May oats va. ups
anEed AZ tho openlnH % fse. but
dropped = before the clos~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
wireless Reports
4. 4. Naval Communication

September is-Htr Argyll oisum for
aeattis. 40 miles from Seattle At D
IN. str kalamath. Han Franchise for
Portland. Is miles north Of NRquima head
a., ! o. m. ctr Celtic. Everett for san
Francisco. 10 miiss north % Columbia
river az .. M str ketehikan OFF Cape
~ EisRs sastbound az .. M str kafh-
crime y. 40 miles west Of Cape ON
Nancy es.tbound at .. m str Luriins.
aan Francisco for Honolulu. s7s miles
from fan Francisco at .. nj str pcvo-
lsnts. san Francisco for Yokohama. i,iet
miles from Ban Francisco at .. M; str
West Keonc. fan Francisco for Manila.
a9so nllos vest Of Han Francisco A. ;
. IN. ctr Astral from Shanghai s.i5e
miles west Of fan FRANCHISE at p. m;
asr NAnoa. Honolulu for Han Francisco,
1905 miles west Of San Francisco at
.. IN.
september i7--s,r Stanley. Seattle for
Yokohama. s2s miles west OF Caps Flat
tsry at noon.
vessels In Fort at Seattle To-day
Smith Cove tsrminAi--su Kimi Maru. str
Holman Msru. str whsatiand Mont.
Pier tt--atr Tyndarsus.
Pier if-ahip 81 Paul.
Pier i0--s,r Saginaw.
Great Northern dock--str shinbu Maru
Pier STIR Delight
pier s-a,r fatouchn, str jefferson.
Pacific Coas, bunkers-su inaho Maru.
u. n. n. Iris.
Pier D-Htr Queen.
Bell 81. torminal--U. n. l. n. swiftsure.
u. r. u Algonquin.
Skinner Eddy yards-Ntr Endicott, str
Etkton. str Brave Occur. str Camano.
schr Mary ". Foster.
Hanford 1t. trrmlnal-Motor schr Ba-
blnda. str Blrriwa.
Spokane at terminai--Hchr Salvador. str
Admiral Evans. motor schr W. y.
Burrows. bgo DaHhing Wave, bk ORR
entail
Stacy st. terminsi--r. n. r. burnside.
J. A. puthis yards--sir Dewey.
Todd. drydook--str Governor, str oaff-
nsy. str 'Orcur. str Gray Cloud. bktn
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co.
Ctr Brookwood.
Ames yards-str west fson. str West Ira.
str Roosevelt.
Heffsrnan's drydock--u. T. q. Brookdaie.
Paterson a Mcponaid--str Blrringa. str
palcutta.
Commercial Boiler works--M otor sohr
kirketind
Pacific Engineering worts-str Himoto.
Canal Lum b or compAny--schr ocor-
Eette. .8ses0l1
Aibers Bros miii--str Deva-
RoRers-B Brown piut- ---.,or' snip Ma
rion Chilcott
Lake Union yards-str Fort Jackson. str
Boughton, str BowoAmont. str Bourne
vile, str AIlenhurst. str Addison. str
Ahmik, str Fort Union. str Chester
field, str Abilla. str Adria. str Elestra.
str Capraria. str Oelwin, str Abydos.
str Arcndemia. str Academia. str Pcs
zuta, str Black Wolf. str Kirkland.
str Bastlno, str Bianford. str Agron,
str Anthem, str Fort Harrison, str Fort
Btanwix. str fmufka. str Cardia, str
CaRacan, str coztan, Htr Clneyras, str
Dions, str Loot, str Kitten. str Azalea,
motor schr Libby Maine. biz w. u.
Flint, str George Curtis. hull snoqual-
ME. bgo Corus. str ELISA.
Union OH company-Htr Lyman Stewart.
Moacham A. Babcook--Br Cinema, str
Chalcis.
Seattle North Pacific yards-str Cha
padoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Sockeye Salmon
Nearly All Gone

VANCOUVER. II. G.. Sept. H.
Sockeye salmon have left the
Fraser river. according TO "A report
Of the provincial commissioner Of
FISHERIES. Only three have been
seen in the fishway at the Quite;
OF ouesnei dam up tiii the first OF
4 this month In 1909. more than
100000 had paused the same spo,
by September 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Says Esch Bill to
Junk II. S. Shipping

WASHINGTON. Sept is-Thc
provisions of the fssah Pomerone
bill which apply TO water carriers
would "rclegate American shipping
20 the boncyard." W. l.. Clark OF
the Pacific Steamship company,
Seattle, told the house interstate
commerce committee yesterday.
The bill puts the coastwise water
carriers under the same regulations
las the rail lines. and Clark de-
clared this would not only hamper
the growth OF the merchant marine,
but make for its disintegration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19

stan IS. s.n. can Maximum or N, J
" cofrce titA: chase a ssneofn's eof-
Zee. ffc ~. ms tiot; btus hiehon
zoe: : pkxs Luz ssci tps wheat
Flakes sse 5 bars Hob White soap sc
, bars CREME ptl seas, sac, stalls a.
80. l N Riue ribbon tea. ssci ios. NJ.
- a. coffee tt.s5l ssc Gurus Powder.
use. 1 n beet c~yiou Narays tea. SOC
No. cottolen~. tt.g5s pkks Tee0
M neaka flour ~5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
ME.TI AXE

stalls IS. sugar cured Eastern hams.
ace 70. les Of lamb. zoe ~ stan ia.
10 ms ness potatoes. gscs ) fo-. string
beans. ese. stall ioA. J pkks mAeeFoni
OF spaghetti asc. stan iss. best wash
inxton butter. sGe ~ fresh pellet esEs.
soc dos stalls isstf. en-, sack krone
, fiour ssse csrnaiion or ce~operstsrs
milk. ftc can. ma Flake Waite short
enink tsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19

stalls iss-ies-iot. choice creamery hut
ter. sse III. : os tiisi egEs fre.h
puiict-. use doA. { doa sae full cream
cheese. sse 10. fancy brick sse ~. Z
can. Ce-op~ratlve OF Lihhys tniik. 2fc.
snr sOct FoiK~rs or Sehiilinxs coffee.
.gW.r, can tltT. cocoa, fresh bulk. 1oc
H. fhs sxes peanut batter. Use 10.
"a ms tsc. q. Ns 2ac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
frisco Market Status

San yRAScrsco Sept is.--pu,isr--
Extras. stse per 10.
Exss-Essras sTse Per dos: estrA pui-
is'ss sse per dos: undsrsssed pallets. sse
per doa
per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Sept is.-coffee-so 7
RIO. it9isko per ID. No. Z Santos. zsh
u 2ec per TO-
BuEAr-centrtfugai. T.zsc per H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Public Markets


stall -. pure fresh milk. ise At stan
az Carnatton milk. itc can. stalls ts.p,
Seiccto coffee, regular Ate. In can 'ec
stalls 2t.sS-ea. pure lard, RS. aso Sthl
S. regular gtc can Gorton's fish balls
soc uardlnc- In oil rec : for zse, stall
81. pure iams and ietiics. 2tc N fresh
comb honey. sac . Tor csc stall y,
Federal or COOPERATIVE milk. itc per
can, SAN bon loose raisinss ttstt sec
bottle snlder's catsup escl sec can to-
mktoes. ice. pks. 0raps SUITS fsc
IS ms sun Maid raisinn. 30. stall
S. butter sse 10. lbs. lila