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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23
BUILDING PERMITS

West side of wegg avenue between
l4Sth and 149th streets. one story frame
residence. 40x20. Walter Bremmer
owner. Cost $500
East side or Walsh avenue between
14sth street and 149th street. one story
frame residence. 2Ox2s. John War
chal. owner. Cost $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23
EAST GARY

The birthday Club was entertained
at the home OF Mrs. Margaret Moore
on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Fl. Stuart and daughter OF VAL
paraiso have been guests at the home
Of the formers parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. Burt for several days
Mrs Frank Anderson and son re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23


port~r for The Times, will greatly rp-
prccinte amy news phon-d either q
The Times Office IL. g. 1s3 her home,
r. &. s71.
TT. J.. w. Harsha or Cmcago Will
preach at the u r. church on Sabbath
July Gath at II a.. IN. Dr. IHarsha
IL surt. or missions in the Synod OF
Illinois and Is well known to the Ind
lana Harbor congregation. All MEM
bers are urged to be present. Bible
school at 9:45 n. m. Subject for les
son study. Saul Proctaims Jesus as
the Christ. = The Bible school Is
running full force through the sum
mer months and all are cordially in
vitcd to attend. The Young Peoples
organizations will meet at Gas r. m.
This Will be the last meeting before
the Cleveland National convention and
final announcements will be made ar
TO convention plans. Union informed
late meeting at 6:45 p m All those
of intermediate age are urged to be
present at this meeting Dr. Earsha
Will preach at the Union service at
the Baptist church at 1850 r. m. Mid
week prayer meeting at 80 Wednes-
day evening with Scott Crundwell as
leader.
Mr.. Eand Mrs. T. d Wfinams Of
Abs Northcote ave. announce the mar
riage, Of their daughter. Miss Iddrise
to Wilbur +. Butcher Of Whiting. TO
take place on July 3oth at o'clock.
Miss Veva sweigart Of 1920 Magoun
ave. returned from a visit to Muncfc
Ind. where she met her mother, who
had been spending the summer with
her relatives and friends i'm hopes of
regaining her health She was able
to accompany Miss veva home much
to the delight of her friends. She will
return to Muncie next week to con-
tinue her treatments she has been re-
ceiving and which have been a benefit
to her.
Mrs. Edward Pickard. a former and
much respected resident OF this city
but now of Birmingham, Ala. is ar
irving this evening to spend several
weeks visiting old friends She will
be the guest OF Mrs. l.. w. Giles ard
Mrs. Mary Hill OF f45th st. during
her stay in the city.
Word received by relatives of A.
Strohm who Is seriously i'll at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23

WARNER rs FINED

CROWN POINT. Ind, July 2s.-Giies
Warner Of Hammond pleaded guilty
Before Judge Smith OF owning the slot
machines taken in the Cedar Lake
raids and was fined $50 and costs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23

At the Bon Ton store beginning to-
day. free $500 for $40 worth of trade
coupons; Be sure to get your coupons
with each purchase. 7-l9-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23

MARooNS vs.. MASTERS

The East Chicago Masters will go
to Hammond Sunday to play the Ma-
rooms at Norris Park. The game will
be called at $3.50 p. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23

Possession. Summons issued July 81
Returnable July 2s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23

Softer old stains with castor oil or
lard and they will come out more cas-.
lily. The gasoline or benzine will re-
move all traces of the medium.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
SINCLAIR OIL WELL
FLOW DOUBLED

The Sinclair Pipe Line company has
advised the Middlestates Oil Company
that on July 81. ii ran 2.0O0 barrels OF
oil from It's No. 2 well on the Milan
lease. near South Bend. Texas. This
well was reported % hours earlier as
good for 1000. but the flow was in
creased to 1000 barrels by drilling two
feet deeper into the sand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-23
7win City
Neus Notes


NOTICE.
Mrs Smma Spencer, city society re-
Porter for The Times, will greatly rp-
prccintc any news ph0ned either 10
The Times Office n. a. 2S3 or her hosnes
Il. &. s72.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-12-30
Local and Per 'ona'
MIG y A. Randall made

ur and Mrs. T. A. Randaii iiiaue
ch,,stmas visit al PecH last sun
day.
urs !. w. Blake was paSsen-
-. for Lewiston on THIS morning
train.
Arch Rowland was passenger
=, lamlston on the NOR ming train
sua1ay
ure e. H. Atherton VI as an out
uoi,e passenger on the morning
train Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Rider was an outgo-
80 passenger Wednesday morn
.no for Lewiston.
Miss Helen Lindgren was pa9-
-.nqer for Lewiston Nor day. morn
,,e on holiday visit.
Carl Funk was an outgoing pa
anger Sunday for Cottonwood to
en,oy Christmas at home.
Horace Noble of Charleston. was
an Orofino visitor this week and &c
narted for home this morning.
Geo. Alteneder went to Spokane
Sunday morning to visit with his
daughter Ruth at the Falls City.
v. r. Clements, assistant county
attorney, was a passenger for Lew
iston on Saturdays morning. train.
Taylor B. West Of Lewiston. visit
ed the county, seat this week and
departed on the morning train to-
day.
]. F. Carrico departed for Elk
River, via Palouse Tuesday morning
after a Christmas visit at the coun-
ty seat.
Mrs. T. J. Root Of Greer, was a
visitor at the county seat Tuesday
and departed on Wednesdays morn.
ing train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Nelson OF
Weippe, visited Orofino last week
ard departed on the morning train
Saturday
Francis Bartlett now OF Lewiston
visited at the county seat Sunday
and departed for home on the morn
;nu in Monday
John Rettig. a former Orofino
tie, now of Spokane was visitor
at the county seat, this week, meet
ing his many old time friends.
Arno Yakel of Charleston visitet
friends at the county seat this weel
and departed for Lewiston on Tues
days morning passenger.
Ed Donath went to Lewiston o.
the morning train Sunday to spen
Christmas at the home of hi
daughter, Mrs Maynard Brown
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Bullock an
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Holmberg wen
to Peck on Sundays morning trail
to spend Christmas with relatives.
c. d. McEachron is the happ
grandpa of little girl that arrive
at the home of his daughter, Mr.
Leslie Dick, Lewiston, yesterda
morning.
L. Soderberg went to Mosco
Sunday morning to visit Mrs. s.
derberg and his sons. The boys al
attending the y. of !. and the
mother is keeping house for Il
young students.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Choate of TIE
kean, visited at the home of MI
Cboate's mother Mrs Belzimer
Hara Tuesday and departed for A
sahka on the morning train We
nesday, enroute home.
Miss Evelyn Merwin. county !
perintendent of schools went
Lewiston this morning to meet wi
a committee from Clearwater con
" 10 arrange track meet viii
will take place in the spring.
y" a. Ma-s..-n ~ ,.a iuc
possessor Of ticket No. 1854. viii
won the doll at the Red Gle
Pharmacy on Christmas eve. o,
5000 tickets were delivered to
patrons of the Red Globe which
dicates liberal patronage.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-12-30

Notice of Time When tn Entire
Assessment Against a,ly Lot or
Parcel of Land, May Be Paid
(other than in the regular course
as each installment becomes due)
For Improvements in Local I'm
provement District No. 8, in the
Village of Orofino, Clearwater
County. State Of Idaho.
re N. o. Helgeson, L. L. Lutt-
ropp, F. A, Jones, Home Land Com
pany, Orofino improvement Com
pany, and all other persons. owners
of or interested in lots, tracts and
parcels of land hereinafter described
and in said Local Improvement
District, and all other persons inter
ested in and chargeable with th'
! cost of improvements made in sale
Local Improvement District No. 3
az directed and ordered by orders
resolutions and ordinances, hereto
fore passed by the Board of Trus
tees Of the Village Of 0rofino
aforesaid. and approved by thu
Chairman thereof:
TAKE NOTICE:
That pursuant to law, and Reso
luton No. 5. Local Improvement
District No. ,. Village of Orofinc
and Orders. Resolutions and Ordin
ances heretofore parsed by the Boar
of Trustees OF the Village OF Orc
fino, and approved by the Chair
man thereof. said Resolution No.
having been passed by the sal
I Lo..a CT llus.vua ,.na approved u
a the chairman thereon. on the got
e day OF december. 1921.
You and each Of you are hereh
e notified that the assessment Roll ,
: assessments against property, 10
and parcels OF land within said Il
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-12-30

Archie Bonner wa Il pass nger
70" Lewiston on Tue Day. NOR ing
iii
Jamea lowry, soa Of Mr.. a,,a mir
p L WY wa home isi,or
Sc We I;
Lus,in Luttropp. gon OF Mr. and
Ars. +. w. Lut.ropp. Is visiting at
= 9 '"eg 4 = &c. a
Mrs W. H. Gillespie departed for
Cclfav Wodncedav molnin~ T. be
with her mother for few weeks
arthur Dinnison, principal Of the
independent School at Pi rec, male
& holiday visit to Orofino this eek.
Mr.. and hIg. On d laley -L34
ed for Lewiston on Wednesdays
o.ling passenger, erroute to og"-
: kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Watson were
passengers for Lewiston Sunda}
corning for Christmas visit with
relatives.
Attlc, are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. Bobos parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Bobo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bobo have re-
turned to the county seat after a
short absence and are now at home
with Mr.. Bobo's parents.
John Loseth, Harry Mullikin an
Fairly Walrath, U. of l. students
are visiting the home folks at Orc
fino during the holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Davis were
! outgoing passengers on Saturday'i
1 morning train en- route to South
wick to visit relatives during thu
holidays
Miss Julia Brown. who is attend
| ing the U. of l. at MOSCOW, and he
sister, Mrs John Lomax of Kan
iah, are spending the holidays witt
Orofino relatives.
Miss Gladys Malloy is visiting a
the home Of her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. T. Malioy, during the holi
days and will return to her schoc
at Harrison next week.
Clarence Anterior departed fo
Spokane this morning whore he
receiving medical attention fuI nisf
ID by the government. Mr.. All
aTton is suffering from eXnosur
during active service over cas- ha'
ing been exposed TO consider&b
hardship experienced in long marci
, es chasing the huns.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-12-30

cal Improvement District No. 5.
"arGc 5le V 4 she cot e the I'm
rove ITS he 0fo orde d 20 be
made d. The Chai;man and tn
loa' J ST Trus $ OF 50 Vi lago
OF Croft in ne - I cal In
proYe.nent District No. 8, as re-
M thc Erginoe" in c! arg'
ana he Coulnit,ce on Streets anu
e.ised ass ssi..et roi
was adopted By The sad Iocrd CT
Trustees IF said village Of Orofino,
ana approved by the Chairman
thereof on the 10th day of Deceqn
ber. 1921.
That said assessment roll for as
scs5i ents for improvement was filed
with the Village Clerk OF the Viii
lage of Orofino, Idaho, on the goth
dhy of December. 1921, and Is now
SO on file for inspection and ex-
animation.
/ That pursuant to said Resolution
| No. S, any owner of any lot, tract
or parcel of land liable for assess
ment for the said improvement in
said Local Improvement District,
| may redeem the same from such
liability and assessment. By paying
to the Village Clerk of Orofino. the
entire amount of the assessor ent
H. = L. 4 To nj
or parcel Of land.
That the right OF payment of the
out interest shall begin on the 7th
day Of January, 1922, and close at
o'clock p m. January 21st. 1922
the same being payable to the Vii
lage Clerk of said Village of Orc
fino, at his office. in said Village
: of Orofino.
That after the issuance of Bonds
for said improvements the owner o.
any piece, parcel, lot or tract o.
land situate within said Local I'm
provement District No. 3, liable TO-
any special assessment for such i'm
provement. may redeem his propert!
from such liability. by paying al
I installments of the assessment
i which have been levied, and ais
: the amount of the unlevied in
i stallments with interest on the lat
ter at the rate provided in sal
bonds. from the issuance OF said rat
: bonds to the time of the maturit
. of the last insallment: that all tn
payments so made must be made
the Village Clerk;
That the following lots and pa
cells of land lying and being
said Local Improvement District N
g. in the Village of Orofino, clea
water County, State of Idaho, al
= chargeable with the Special Asses
re nlent for the said improvements
Or said Local Improvement District N
id 8; to wit:
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
Isaac Cans Is Speaker.

Isaac Cans. treasurer OF the firm Of
Saks & Co. will address the School Of
Commerce and Finance on Business
Ethics' next Monday night at s O'Clock
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
.BLANTON TO KILL
. D. c, WATER RIDER
Says Supply Problem Is Matter
for Committee, and Starts
Discussion.

4 CONGRESSMAN Blanton of Texas an
nounced to members of the District
: Committee today that he would make
a point of order against the rider on
the army bill providing for a 100000
appropriation for preliminary work
to increase the District water sup
ply when that measure comes before
Z the House.
1T is a matter of legislation and
properly should come before this
committee" declared Mr.. Blanton.
The announcement of Mr.. Blanton
provoked general discussion on the
W ater question in the District. Con-
gresham Focht of Pennsylvania de-
clared it was his belief that the exist
ing water rates are far too low and
that the supply is adequate IL eQui-
trbly dispensed.
"As a matter of fact" said Mr..
F'ocht, "the rates are not one-sixth of
what they should be-"
I Congressmen Blanton and Focht
both declared all water users in the
District should be compelled to in
stall meters.
Conforming to a request made by
the District Commissioners, Congress
man Focht announced that Congress
man Zihlman of Maryland. chairman n
of tho committee considering legisla-
tion for the merger of the District
transit system, had consented to post
pone further action for one week
pending further word from the Dis
trict Commissioners.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
CALLS CAPITAL GAG
T0PE0PLE'S RIGHTS
North Dakota Senator Cites
Boycott Of State Bonds in
Fiuht for Bank Control.

The sovereign rights of the peo-
pie VS.. dictation by outside financial
interests" is the issue that Ia being
fought out today In North Dakota,
senator e. r. LAdd told the City Club
forum this noon in his frst address
in Washington outside the Senate
Chamber.
"The misrepresentation that nnds
its way to the public is all an at
tempt to becloud this ISSUE Senator
Lall said. 1.-THE, night centers today on
the Bank OF North. Dakota. II this
bank ts allowed to succeed In It's ac-
tivities for the people OF the State.
the banking interests fear there viii
soon be other banks like It spring-
ing up all over the country.
These interests say that the
'socialistic' activities financed by the
Bank OF North Dakota are econom-
ically unsound. but the fact that they
are determined to prevent the State
from going ahead and proving
whether this is true or not makes me
believe that their real convictions are
just the opposite. At any rate, they
have instituted = nationwide boy
colt on the bonds of the State, and al
though backed by all the resources Of
the State. these bonds cannot be
handled through the regular chan
nels. As a result an effort Is now be-
ing made to market the issue Of
SO. 2OO. 900 Directly to the people. both
inside and outside the state"
Senator Ladd described the present
fight as the elimination OF long
standing struggle of the farmers to
get justice in the marketing OF their
products. From the time when North
Dakota was territory. he said, ..s
legislation had been controlled by me
milling and financial interests OF
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
high RENT VICTIMS
TO AIR SAD TALES
Testimony Of Prcfiteering In
vited by D. c. Committee at
Hearing Wednesday.

Washington people who feel that
they have been victimized by rent
profiteers. are invited by Senator
BALL. chairman of the Senate District
Committee TO bring their troubles to
the committee at its hearing on next
"Wednesday morning. Their testi-
mony will be the basis for new rent
legislation which he says will have
teeth in II.
The need for rent legislation is as
great today as II was when the Ball
rent act was passed." Senator Ball
said today.
The rxesent act ceases to operate
after October 2s. next. 1t is Senator
Balrs plan to have the life of the rent
commission, which the act created, ex-
tended two years, and he has planned
I amendments making the operation OF
the law more drastic.
President Harding has looked into
the local rent situation, and last
week held a long conference with
Senator Ball on the subject.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
SHORT Line RAIL MEN
OPEN CONVENTION HERE

Owners and operating ohicers OF
more than 900 short line railroads OF
the United States attended the open
ing session OF the annual convention
of the American Short Line Railroad
Association at the willard Hotel to-
day. The convention will adjourn to-
morrow night.
Following the regular routine Of
business. officers will be elected. The
present officers are: Bird M. Robin
son. president: Ben r. Cain, Moultric
Hit, Clarence NJ. Oddie, Frank p.
Robinson, assistants to the president /:
T r. whittelsey, secretary treasurer:
3. s. Barker. L. s. Cass and r. L.
Lisman. vice Presidents.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
BOYS OF ST. ANDREWS
TO GIVE SHOW AGAIN

The boys Of the Junior Brotherhood
Of st. Andrew will repeat their min
etrei show, THE Old Plantation Min
strel,~ at Epiphany Parish Hail. Four
tesnth at G street, tomorrow night at
3 o'clock.
The show was given two weeks ago
for the first time and was very sue
cessful. Many changes have been
made in the program as additional
attractions.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
ESTATE OF J.F. MILLER
LEFT TO HIS FAMILY

Leaving $1,000 to his nephew,
James r. Miller, and the other per-
sonal property to his wife. Minnie I.
Miller, the will Of John 8. Miller,
dated August IL, 1908, was fiied for
probate today.
interest in testator's real estate.
which at her death is to go to the
son, John s. Miller, jr. Mrs. Miller
Is named executrix.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
OSCAR TERRY CROSBY
IS HOSPITAL PATIENT

Oscar Terry Crosby. former Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury and
president OF the internally Council
in Europe, is in Emergency Hospital
receiving treatment for gastro-ir-
testinal condition, it was learned to-
day
Mr.. Crosby is said to be in no dan
ger. While an operation may have to
be performed later, a complies dag
onsis has not been made, physicians
said.
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
GIRL BREAKS ARM IN
TRAINING SCHOOL
ESCAPE

While attempting last night TO
escape from the third story of the
National Training school for Girls,
on Conduit road, near the District
line Jennie Matthews, colored. sew
enteen years old. fell . distance OF
about twenty feet and suffered
bruisers about the body and . frac-
ture Of the right arm.
She had tied two sheets together
and attempted to lower herselt, 10
the ground. The sheets parted -
she dropped. She II at waning
ton Asylum Hospital
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
SOCIETY TO HELP PLAN
SOLDIER AID PROGRAMS

Washington society leaders are ex
pected to take part in a meeting to
devise means for carrying on pro-
grams during National Disabled SOL
diers' Week in Washington.
The meeting will be held at 1880
o'clock tomorrow morning in the
Shoreham Hotel, under direction OF
J.. II. Snyder, OF the national head
quarters OF the National Disabled Sol
diers' League. The week will begin
May 20:
The Washington times., 1921-05-18
Doq Bites Girl at PLAY.

While playing in front of 1920 New
Jersey avenue about 4 o'clock yester-
da yeveniNg. four-year- Sylvia
RidRers. 418 o street northwest, was
bitten on the left leg by a dog. The
police say the animal was not mux-
zled and 10 owned by Leah Feldman,
Of the New Jersey avenue address.
The child's condition is not serious.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-17
DRESSMAKER
FL MADE WELL
Followed a Neighbor's Advice
and Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Vernon, Tex" For three years |
suffered untold agony each month with
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-17
ARCADE TODAY

Marguerite De La Motto. the talent
ca little actress who PLAYS allie Lee"
N The IT,. P. Traila, the powerful
Ronj. y. Hampton photodrama, re-
leased BY the w W. Hodkinson Cor
poration. which comes 10 the Arcade
Theatre today for three days is only
seventeen years old Her wonderful
hisirionic ability became evident after
SHE had made hut a few pictures. In
dced, before she became thoroughly
used 10 applying screen makeup she
awoke to find herself famous made :
by single picture. This was Renj. r.
Hampton's photoplav in the Emerson
Hough novel Tho Sabebrusher." and
her role was that Of Mary Warren. :"
the blind heroine. Little Miss De Ia
Motto brought 10 the delineation OF
this character a deep sympathy and
understanding that placed her at once
among the foremost OF the younger
generation OF screen actresses.
Miss Dc La Notes Interpretation
Of "Allie l.ec, the appealing little
heroine who at last finds complete
happiness within the safe harbor of
Warren Neaie's' arms. is said to be
even finer than her previous work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-17
Alta TODAY
HoNEYMooNs no A
VARIETY OF THINGS

The announcement that Mary Pick
ford is to appear at the Alta Theatre
today in her latest United Artists pro-
duction. "rhe Love Light" is of un-
usual interest to her thousands of local
admirers. for several reasons. one Of
them being that the star. and her
author and director, Frances Marion.
obtained the idea for the story, a
great deal of the furnishings and some
of the players while each was honey
incoming with ner respective husband,
IN Italy.
Miss Pickford and Miss Marion be-
ing close chums, and Douglas Fair
banks and Frederick Thompson being
fast friends, it was only natural that
they should meet on the other side Of
the Atlantic and spend their honey
moons together. and the two giftea
girls sat on the rocks overlooking the
Mediterranean in Northern Italy and
planed the story.
Another reason for the great inter-
est aroused BY this production is that
/, it is Miss Pickford's first appearance
in an emotional drama following her
announced policy of attempting new
taings and creating new paths in
jphotoplay stories. It will he recalled
that some time ago Miss Pickford an
nounced that not only for her own
artistic advancement. but for the ad-
lvancement of the entire motion pic
turo industry. she would endeavor to
set away from the conventional hack
neyed stories and attempt to present
| life as 1t really is.