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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-11
CROWN POINT NEWS
Happenings Of Day In Lake Countys Lively Capital

Mss Mabel Traeger OF Hobart left this
afternoon for a winter stay in Los
Angeles. Cal
Miss Lillian Schmidt is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties in
County Clerk Wheaton's office. She Is
spending the time in Chicago and other
Illinois points.
Mrs J. K Blackstone and daughter
Ella expect to leave on Sunday for New
York city where they will spend several
weeks visiting with relatives
Ludwig Letz Of Chicago visited with
relatives here this week
c. z. Ransburg Of the Henry Hurst
and Mcdonald Co.. Chicago. was in
Crown Point on business on Friday.
Mrs. NJ J. Kramer Is spending several
days In Chicago Heights this week at
the home Of her son Ralph A son was
recently born to Nj and Mrs. Kramer.
George Reeder and family OF Ham
mond were visiting at the home of
Adam Reeder and his daughter Lille
this week.
Mrs. Charles Lathrop who has been
visiting in the home of her daughter
Mrs Edward Krost for the past several
weeks viii return to her home in
Florida at the end of this week
j. L. Dietrich. receiving clerk at the
Lett Mfg. Co. who has been very i'll st
the Mercy hospital in Gary suffering
from an operation is recovering nicely.
New Marriage Licenses.
Clarence \. Kussmaul and Olivo
Dorothy Thomas. Hammond; James H
Connolly and Cora Gibson. Gary; Charles
e Beyers. Gary; Elizabeth K Zoycer,
Gary; Arthur J. Prohl. Hammond. and
Emma B. Zelch. Hamlet; VIM. a. Guiski.
and Clara Mackowiak. East Chicago;
James G. Fanta and Cynthia Fillebeck,
Hammond; John zivalt and Mary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-11

Rally day viii be observed at the
Methodist church on Sunday and good
program has been prepared by the sun
day school and preaching services viii
be omitted at the morning service.
Miss AIable Seims IN company with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-11

Gary; Robert A. Worthing
ton and Lillian NJ. Frandorf. Hobart.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-11
Tam o. ha.nterS
each CSC

OF hne grade velveteen.
with long silk tassels.
Black, brown and navy;
s1.1e and S1-29 values, at
csc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

H IuH' one OF many items OF saving
that may bc added 10 the $4,000 ln
ho hands Of the water department
above expenses
Sow. take into consideration the
new building, the material growth
boo an industrial aud commercial
lines, 40 well as he Increased water
consumption which viii bo oCCa-
stoned II We secure an adequate
water supply, ana you viii eee that
the tax rate viii automatically re-
duco lIsclf each year that we con-
fuue TO grow A Tax 10 not bur
den to healthy growing city. but
only 60 tho one that is stagnatlng
II YOU want TO verify the state
nNnts ana figures herein given, a
trlp 90 he water department and
nc county tax assessors office will
convince you that they are state
UCnig NJ fact uulnflueutud, tm-
biubed aud uupoiIulrd
A G. THOMPSON
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Vll pay only 4lI76 for 1919 ON
lhis proper. lu other words. the
bonds vIIl p.t' }ou il2 per year, on
81 per month ana that is less 'h'n
sou pay fpr ypur bottle water J"''
Tor drinking
I.yl me rIato that m making "..
s,ssWeuis uu real estate. me tsh'
sur taktE into topaldcrabnn VIVA
property viii sell for undt'
forced ur rh,rffs sale. such AZ un
den Judgments ~ forerlu7ur'n, Tor
drbir etc. and sola at AN raN \"
the highest bidder This is seldom
eHtuuaicd at more than from 5d l-'
per cent to a. per cent ~ lla rear
selling value ON the market lH''
forced or cash sale value varies "'
c0tdiug ip the location as Co hrlth
horhuud. Improvement. etc. ul'
also by reason ~ tH being near or
far from the business bcChuu, Whl'"
In the nucleus from which all Vhlnr'
are estimated This vill antuhh
tor one mans property cut ON Il'
far east side ot Tulsa that ne VIII
coil for $4,000 being dDsrHsrd "a.
$50 while another property lhN'
WilI sell for the same figure ana '
loAried lu rmrll park "r some
other closer BOO addition o. nsf"s7td
at $1,000 The difference repre-
sCUuuE tho market sentiment lh''
The clnorr IN property is W" more
desirable Tor Investment hn'1.ht
The ahONc.osllmuier are based nv
the assumptions that ihs water 'on-
sumed viii only pay Tor the expense
of the water department ana 'h,
upkeep and maintenance expense "I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

mat W." have lott piled upon the
hthhH ut stream that Us dry and
dtHublct Np' We must not uud 4
huul hCchons 90 the man who will
rpl mn shoulder to the wheel and
-ly - WlIl', and on the brow uf
'NupuH tultk grows to crown with
greatness he who has Arhiryt cd
.MurlhltY Ici uH open our hearts
amt learn the sweet lesson ~ peaue
and r0ntrntmcnl mat comes ln unity
."t purpose Sud dr-ign huildcd upon
lh' ilrm foundation of mans etcrual
brotherhood
n you viii DO this. your nrst
thought VIII not be- OF your water
bottle . not " Nuul tax troubles. but
"t NE thousands whose upp0rtuni
tIos have hcSn linIfgn more. than
Your own ana who call always upon
you ln The sign language NJ hearts to
gi'o them Just consideration Tako
fh" measure ~ your own heart. my
friends ana act
We have some eminent tax OK
pcIla. tD trying 20 feed the figures
4" us not FROM lHdle. but with a
scoop The dose ls too largo and we
cannot swallow IT,
Any high school Elrl or boy can
lFurr the tax ~ it applies 10 the
NptNluaw bond Issue.
We propose 40 issue 1000. 600 In
honds ON which we will bay an
annual interest of 3 per cent or
100000. for the first year They
trc tn ruu rs years 1850 900 of the
bonds 10 be rctIred each year THAT
makes e total ~ tAb0. 600 to pay the
nrFt NrAr Tho second Year We
would pay interest ON only Nsor -
600. which would bee 100000. plus
The 200 900 payment ON principal
of tho bonds makes 100000 the
second year or $4,000 less than
the first year and each succeeding
year would decrease tho Interest by
tl2Oec. 70 raise the amount ncocs
Nry the first year. We must add 10
ihe present tax rate about 7 mills
Tho estimated rate Tor 1919 is 3R6.
Add mills and you have ia.b or
a little moro than you paid In 1915.
which was i3i
Sow consider that all the assess
mcnts on Tulsa valuations Is placed
at $50. .OOe 600 and the figure includes
all taxable properties. both personal
and real. then look al your nsHsss-
ment this year. and you will find
that your home that In valued at
$4,000 In assessed at from 81 600 to
81 800. which Is about tho ratio on
all residence assessments. then null
fiply tho assessment taking the
larger figure ~ 81 500. and AZ a rate
of as vou viii pay 9SGG75 FOR 1919
ON 1iuoO property if "" were pay
Ing under the bonds ~ II is you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
CONFER TOMORROW
ON CAR OPERATION
Conference on SnpulpR Proposal to
Protect Cars l. Postponed lnul
Monday.
WANT COUNTY AID, TOO
O. T. II Makes 40 Attempt 10 OPP
crntc Cars on Line 80 Nhpulpn--
Iicd Iork Line Operating.

No changes have occurred IN tho
status II the controversy between
the btrikiug operative ana the Okla
homh Union railway since yesterday
and IL ls expected nothing VIII he.
N,Inp in the Sapuipu situation until
after lhc conference between the
onuIs o' the - 4. r. company and
the city officials and business men ~
SHpuIpa. which has been postponed
until Monday afternoon
The conference. which was first
announced for saturday is expected
to result 100 tho agreement upon the
plan contained In t lotirr 10 the com
punv from Fred o. Fowler. COM
missioner ot public affairs at Sn-
pulpI promising protection ln the
company in return for osiahliHh.
mcnt ot service ON the city and inter
urban lines
D. crow. secretary treasurer OF
the q. / u company replied 10 the
proposal ~ Slpulp1 stating that the
company would have to have pro
lection iu Creek county FOR its inter-
urban cars aH well uH I'm the city
limits Mr Crows communication
also declared that the company has
VIC llNNN lN llh'N hl lI'N khhi hH w
AL cars.
Tho matter ~ carrying armed
guards on tho cars will 10 threshcd
out az the conference. II is believed,
~ well as the company. intention
10 remove It's ear lines from the city
VI Sanulpa IN case the state corpora
ton commission grants permiwion
10 DO 80. Tho company maintains
that the revenue iH too small to war
rant the continuance Of city service
In Snpulpa. but that n protection IL
assured II viii maintain that service
IN accordance with itH franchise until
given permission TO discontinue u
by the corporation commission.
No decision will be made on the
companyA petition at oklahoma city
until next week owing 10 the
resignation OF one OF the members
OF tho commission.
with The strikers and their sympR
thizcrs boycotting the cars and rid
Ing jitnoyH. and with the company |
attempting 10 maintain service on |
all lines. no indica tons OF either side |
In the controversy recedlnK from |
their original stands are In sight. |
No intsrurban service To Sapulpa Ii |
attempted by the company. but com.
plete service to Red Fork is being |
maintained
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
KENDALL RESIDENTS
TO BE TOLD FACTS

with Carl Magee and others 20
put the facts before them. a chance
TO eee the proposed water bond issue
IN i,s true light will be given Ken
dali residents who are ION the fence
IN the water controversy. or who
have had the wool pulled over their
eyes by the "Anti- bond" pow vows
recently held there.
The meeting which will bs held
Al o'clock next Tuesday night at
Kendall school. will be open 10 all.
and free discussion Of the water
question will take place. u is hoped
that II will he attended not only by
the large rumber of Kendall resi-
dents who have expressed themselves
In favor OF spavinAw, but also by
those who are undecided. or who
have been miSlod into taking a stand
against the most vital need OF the
city good water.
A delegation ot Kendall citiIens
who called tt the World office last
night declared that the campaign
Of Misrepresentation that had been
carried on IN Kendall was an insult
TO the intelligence of every voter
living there. Such assertions made
by Shell creek promoters as the
statement that the city administrR-
ton was trying 10 coerce tho Ken
dan voters into favorinR the bond
issue by Imposing upon their efforts
70 obtain water pains and paving
I'm the addition, were branded As the
dreams OF an unprincipled imaEl-
nation" and rendered ridiculous
when confronted with the fact that
the water mains are Nlready laid
IN Kendall and no petltioss 'foF paw,
ing have been circulated since be
fore the war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

WASHINGTON. June 2s Tourist
travel To France from this country
viii not he permitted before mex
year, the state department an,
nounccS business men will be per
mltted % send agents TO any Euro
pean country following the siguiur
of the peace treaty, but restriction
as 10 the return trip will continue
I'm force because 'of Tho needs oI
space for soldiers and civilian wal
department employees Measures q
prevent undue travel 90 Greu'
Britain also win be continued a,
transportation and economic con
ditlons I'm Great Britain are still fai
from normal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
nffcr- Mntrr NLcnsnrc

wASHISGTON. june 2S-- ENpen-
allure Of 100000, 900 during the
next five years in developing a ma
tional waterways gystom is proposed
IN a bill introduced today hy Repre-
sentative Campbell, democrat OF
Pennsylvuna one hundred million
dollars would ho spent annually and
Include $4,000 non for improve
ments ON tho Mississippi, Missouri
Ohio ami Illinois rivers and their
tributarirs. $4,000 coo FOR intra-
coastal canals alonr the north shore
Of the Gulf OF Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
HEAT PUTTING DAMPER
ON BUSINESS or COURT

The coming Of the heated summer
term resulted In greatly decreased
number NJ ,iseg being filed iu fu.
perlor and district court during the
past week IN district court a. cases
were nled ana In superior court 10
cases OF these only ~ suits for
divorce yere fhcd In the former court
and IN the latter,
Marriage liCcnBeS were Issued last
week 10 % couples. as against % the
previous week The month Of June,
rcpuled The time of marriages, has
not resulted la the issuance ~ as
many licenses as the same period
durInE Nav
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
WhataCih Thinks About
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that arc opening before uG lu tho
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have builded In the past
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FirG ana foremost .u usul'inE
confidence ~ H people ln the future
Of any city stands the great public
utilities. such hH light ana power.
street railways. and water systems
of these. the most vital Is the water
ayHtem
Good water f. an asset that cannot
he overlooked or long delayed Poor
water conditions eugcndcr disHhtiar
faction and rcsilrr@nc7H, ana ~ great
city can only ~ built upon the f"uu-
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ll' uullues 'onDlh'd
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water account rust and Corrosion tU|
automobiles etc. oc.a.
stoned by the use of our present poor
water that annually runs into thou
sands OF dollars, thcrc lleH the ho'l
OF II as an advertising medium to
spread tho gospel of a greater GulAi
TO produce mat conicntod fcrllug Or
wen being. mat nhkcH u man hnppl'
mat Wlll orlnE sunHhln' ana h'ali lih
into the homes of thousands, ana be
an asset TO meet the vast industrial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

HROOKNltLE ont. June as
James Is, HRokett. tho actor Eus-
tanned compound fracture of the
loft leg above the ankle here yestcr-
day when he slipped on the wet
floor Of u bathroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-24

executive who considers nothing but
the work In hand. lilo buys the best
help ne can, and he demands quality
In everything.
can appreciate that last, dear.
How | have longed all my life for
quality. Think what IL would mean
10 me TO earn s35 week. practically
all clear except for clothesl To travel
all over the country In the best style
Southern California In winter;
mountains and lakes In summer
oh. Joanie darling. think of III
Besides. It will get me away from
all my perplexities and give me a
chance TO think them out. / have
made UP my mind to leave Silvcrsand
anyhow. / am getting nowhere. Tom
Benedict has gone back TO town.
Mrs. Kymbal is wrapped up In her
new work, which, l must say, she
does with charm and grace that
brings compliments and gold from
the many delighted guests.
As for Eric--I honestly do not
know. want him and yet do not
II no were different. II | were diff
ferent. oh, I don't know. Joan
Only this much | know; that this
work calls me and ! must 30. | hope
TO have a candid talk with Eric. But
IL not. must leave things for fat,
to decide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-24

too ttho wish could forget ~.
that I am not II. but ~. and quite
able 10 take care OF myself.
This idea that every theatrical
manager and every business man is
wild beast bent on devouring the
lambs In his employ Is nine-tenths
utter nonsense. You say l arm too
good looking and attractive" TO make
IL safe.
Well, haven't been troubled in
the past by any pursuing oapitalistsl
For years no one has noticed me but
a few flat-footed shipping clerks. and
n bookkeeper or two. IL Is only since
came on this summer holiday. ar
mored with glad clothes and conf
dent manner, that any eligible men
have come my way. And no great
fighting mob OF them at thatl
Also you say. dear. that Randy
Lewis knows John Heron. that he
has had business dealings with him,
and will continue TO have. and that
Heron Is known by the nickname Of
ION THE -Job-Jack." because OF his
speed in making up his mind and
acting. And because he never falls
to get whatever he goes after"
Why Is that TO his dissrodt? on
the contrary It confirms exactly
what / sized him up fora dipping,
Icrackling, hustling business man, M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-24
ter Rabbit Goes Hungry
BY CONDO
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS


y T. w. Burgcss)
Now. Peter had learned that the
wise thing to do when one has such
a feeling as that 10 to seek safety
first and investigate afterward. At
the instant he felt that strange feel
Ing Of fear he was passing n certain
big hollow log. Without really know
ing why he did II. he Owed into that
hollow log. and even as he did so
there was a sharp swish OF great
wings. Terror the Goshawk had
missed catching Peter by the frac.
ton OF n second.
With his heart humping as II Il
were trying TO pound Its way thru
his ribs. Peter peepcd out Of tho hoi.
low log. Terror had alsghted on n
small stump only a few feet away.
He was very near tho size OF Redtail
the Hawk. whom Peter knows so
well. There was no denying that he
was handsome. His back was blush.
His head scanned almost black. over
and behind each eye was a white
line. His under parts were besnt..
fully marked with wavy bars Of gray
and white. On his tall were four
dark bands.
Peter had no thought for Tcrror's
beauty. He could SEQ nothing but
the fierccness Of the eyes that were
fixed on thu entrance TO that hollow
log. Peter shivered- He knew that
In Terror was no pity or gcntieness
Terror DID not sit on the stump long.
but Peter remained right where he
was all the rest Of that day.
Next story: Even Rcddy Fox
Hates Terrx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-24

Mr.. Heron leaves tomorrow. I
must go. too. 1t Is now or never.
Work is something definite and salts
flying. Everything else is vague and
threatening OF failure.
Thank dear Randy for his mes
sages. And consider your dear self
Rugged and kissed In loving gratitude
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-24
EVERETT TRUE

IN WINTER there isn't minute
- Of day or night when Peter Rab-
bit Is outside OF the dear Old Brier
Patch that he can afford not to
watch and listen for danger. You
sce. nj this season Of the year Reddy
Fox Is hungry most Of the time. and
Is forever hunting for Peter Rabbit
With snow on the ground, and no
leaves on the bushes and young trees.
Il n not easy for Peter to hide. SO
NJ he travels about the though, Of
Reddy Fox Is always in Peters mind
- But there are others whom Peter
fears even more. and these wear
feathers instead OF fur coats. One
OF these Is Terror the Goskawk
Peter Ia not alone In his fear OF
Terror. There Is not one among his
feathered friends who will not shiver
at the mention OF Tcrror's name
Peter viii not soon forget the day
he discovered that Terror had come
down from the Far North and was
likely 10 stay for tho rest OF the
winter. Peter went hungry all that
day.
You see. IL was this way: Peter
had gone over 20 the Green Forcs,
very early ono morning. hoping TO
get a breakfast there. He was hop
ing along upperyiipperty-lip. with
his thoughts chiefly on that break.
fast. but at the same time with ears
and eyes alert for possible danger.
when a strange feeling swept over
him. II was feeling that great dan.
ger was very near. tho he saw moth
Ing and heard nothing to indicate II,
II was just a feeling. that was all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-24

for your warnings. But, darling
Joan, are you not viewing IL from the
small town" angler And is not the
small town" angle the wrong one in
this case2
DOLLY WHO LOVES YOU.
France had 1857 flying men killed
and wounded in the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-22
METAL MARKETS.

E NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Lead-Un- settled; spot and January offered at S5.5O.
 Spelter-Weak; spot East St. Louis delivery and January offered at $7.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-22

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