Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1907 — Page 4
4
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES Tuesday. October 15. 1D07.
The Lake County Times AN fcTJCUa NEWSPAPEH PUBLISHED BT THE LAKE COUNTT PRINT INO AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. r.?terec3 an second class matter June 2S. 1908. ep tha postoEfica at Ilatacrsct.0. Indians, under tba Act of Congress, March 3, Vi7."
SIAIX OFFICES IIAMMOMV KU, fELEPH ONES ,'JAMMOXD, 111112. WniTlXG, 111. KAST CHICAGO, 111. INDIANA XIARBOR. 111. sorrn ciiicago, 310. SOUTH CHICAGO OFFICE 9140 BUFFALO AVENUE. TELEPHONE 28S. " " FOtPION HEPRESEXTATI VES PAYNE & YOUNG. 75 MARQUETTE BUILDING, cniCAGO 810 POTTER. BUILDING, NEW YORK. YBAR MALIT YEAR '. - tl-50 3LNGU1 COPIES , ONE CENT
larger Paid Up Circulation Tnan Any Other Newspaper in Northern Indiana.
CI RCULATION YESTERDAY
ii
WttlALATION BOOKS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR INSPECTION AT ALL TIMES.
TO SUBSCRIBERS Readers of The Timn are requested to favor the manajreabtat by reporting any lrresultrttlea la delivering Communicate with thm Cfc?enltloa Department, or telephone 11L
DEEP WATER-WAY LEGISLATION.
The Illinois Legislature is again In session re-convening after a summer Vacation. The principal problem claiming attention Is the Sanitary District legislation. The district Is endeavoring to secure the passage of a law to enable them to extend the channel several miles below Lockport, on a plan to develop the Immense water power. The people of Joliet and the valley generally oppose the bill because of elevating the channel through Joliet Is a menace to life and property. The situation is made more interesting on account of the attitude of the deep water-way convention at Memphis recently. It is evident that the people of the Mississippi valley are determined upon having a deep water-way from the lakes to the Gulf, and when united that portion of the United States of America ought to and will succeed. This problem Is of immense interest to the Calumet region as has been already pointed out a deep water-way through the Chicago river to Lake Michigan is utterly impracticable.
The only alternative is the Calumet river route. This is already apparent to the most eminent engineers In Chicago. Already the sanitary district have appealed for aid in developing the Calumet branch; with this extension the logical
route will be through the Calumet river to Lake Michigan. Thus is Indiana vitally interested. It behooves our people and their representatives in congress to get busy. With a national canal through the Calumet region the benefit is Inestimable. The action of the legislature at Springfield and of congress next
w'uter will be followed with Interest by the people of this region. BASEBALL, AN HONEST SPORT.
A Story for Young Folks By MARION HEAIH FiEEMAN
Children who read this story are requested to communicate with the author, Mrs. Freeman, in care Lake County Times, giving impressions of it.
MARK IE
You girls must get Marshall to take
you through, them some day."
"I should like that above all j
things," said Mamie.
Just then a mighty volume of
flame leaned from one of the tall i
chimneys, and while the fire still
SPORT ING RAILWAY TIME TABLE;
BvGiL, Ro.di
Lve. Ar. Ilml ChL
A. II. P.M.
(Continued.) CHAPTER XLVI.
The telephone bell had rung three
times, and Marnie, hearing it and concluding that tfie matron's ofSce in which the instrument was sta
tioned, was deserted, went inside and took up the receiver to reply.
"St. Lukes?" said a familiar voice
at the other end of the line.
The thought passed through Mar-
nie's mind that the tone was just
like Marshall's, but, not knowing he was in town, she was hardly prepared to hear the voice continue:
"This is Marshall Merrleweather.
Will you please ask Mrs. "Weber to send Marnie Dougherty over to Mrs.
Methven's at once?"
"Oh, Marshall! Is that you? This is Marnie here. When did you get back?" "Oh! That you? Glad to see you,
or rather to hear you, Marnie. I
thought I'd heard that voice before. I reached town last night. I would have come over for you myself, but Mr. Methven want's me to attend to a little matter for him.. Shall I tell them you are coming?" "I will ask Mrs. Weber. Here she is now." With his ear still at the receiver,
Marshall could hear a few inquiries and answers and then in a moment
came the cheery reply:
"You may say, if you please, that
I will be over at once."
"Marnie, child, you must have a fever. I never saw your cheeks so red before!" said Mrs. Weber as Marnie replaced the receiver. "Are you quite well?" "Quite, thank you," replied Marnie, as the flush on her cheeks mounted to her temples and she sped away. It was provoking that she could not even be reminded of Marshall
without flushing like a tropical sunset, as she told herself in disgust.
And to be spoken to by him, unprepared! Marnie flushed again at the
The fight all over, the winners and losers are enllttlncr un tha .
Margaret dear. You must go to her. blazed another and still another cordirg to agreement, and despite th
She knows only that her lost child flamed up, the lurid glare lighting fact that anly five games were played.
13 about to be restored to her, but the rapidly darkenl
she has no idea that child and her miles around.
. 1
beloved Marnie are one." "Isn't it magnificent
The door opened at that moment, Marnie in awe-struck tones, and
then she added: "It's a pity that all
renn.. a.kcx Monon. 4.1 0 Erla... 6.12 l. a.. .iix Wab'ah 4 15 M. C. 6. 10 Penn.. .!
U S.. $.20x1
ng landscape for axia we attenaance in ine la.t two down g... MO- & to rock bottom, the Cubs and Timers ' P" 8-4i . will be some richer today. Tht Cuba f n Vit
!" exclaimed of course drew the big end of the mir 1 7.0x
ana Airs, ilethven s tall and ma
jestic figure swept into the room.
She glanced first at her husband
and then at the young girl, whom he had not yet released from his
arms. And then she understood.
"Is this " she paused. "Yes, dear," replied her husband. Marnie stood there trembling.
"Margaret, my little girl," exclaimed Mrs. Methven, holding out
her arms toward the child.
Marnie ran to her and clasped her
purse
and each player will benefit by r ripe
sum of 2,312.10. Even Zimmerman, I
Jark MeCormick. Olis and Trpfinr
me neat tnose chimneys waste can Williams were in on the money, oils
not be saved and utilized to warm and Zimmerman divided $500 and the those ramshackle old houses we just eighteen regulars with Mac and Will-!
passed. I know the peoplf
there must suffer sometimes
6.45 7.10 7.11 7.11 7.15 7.1 7.15 7.S& 7.3 7.40 745 7.57 s.ei
Ki-U... 7. IS Sit)
rr,a.. S.Wx $.09 ErU... M9 o.j L. a. g.4i AVab'sh 8.14 10 11 Monon. . io.js u. c... t.esx io.4i Erie. . .10.00 10 hi
Penn.. .10.07a 11.10
, . ,, lams came In on the rest. The banquet i n,n: i1-07 le who live wU be a Wg affalr for all nand,-and JtfiV;!. ii-li es from the the tickets are selling at $10 each and U. C... 11.61 ltilS
cold."
"Doubtless," returned Mrs. Meth
ven. "It is too bad."
Marnie pulled out a tiny bejewel
led watch she carried the gradua-
gotng rapidly. A $5,000 cup will be presented at that time.
Both the Cubs and the Tigers will fill out engagements with the Chicago
semi-pro teams, who have guaranteed
both teams big money to play games.
Admirers of the Chicago National League Baseball team are naturally
elated over the magnificent victory over the Detroit Tigers. In the Detroit very thought
team the Cubs found opponents worthy of their steel. The conclusive defeat In the meantime she was hastily
of the Tigers demonstrates that they are not in the Cubs' class and hence all getting into her plain little hat and Is joy among the followers of the Chicago team. But after the exultations of jacket, and she' was soon on her way
decisive victory the admirers of Capt. Chance's team and the game generally to the Methven home
have another reason to feel eminently proud. After two defeats In Chicago it "Is Doris here?" she asked on be
was confidently expected that the Tigers would take at least one game In I lng admitted.
Detroit and thus require a fifth game in Chicago. When the Cubs won again on "No, miss, but Mr. Methven Is,"
Friday, the prophets again got busy and predicted a "lay down" on behalf of was the response. "He told me if you the Cubs In Saturday's game. To lose that game meant a Sunday game in called, he wanted to speak to you." Chicago, greatest of baseball centers. A crowd of 20,000 equivalent to $25,000 "How strange," thought Marnie,
In cash to teams or club owners. Here was a temptation, the suspicious said, "I wonder if it is anything special."
too great to overcome, What! Lose that chance for all that money? Never! And from all sources came the query, "Will the Cubs lay down?" Will the money
Influence them? Surely It seemed that a chance to win the emblem on their
tion gift from her mother and after The Logan Squares. Gunthers, South
irlnnrw nt it cha 0vni,imoH. Chicagos and in fact all the big teams
o v . v. viviu.Mivu. 1 .. , r. - . 1 . ...111 V. .
hy we are due at the Central
about the neck and kissed her again station in half an hour! Let's get our Sunday with Dock Hildebrand doing
and again. wrnns nil rp.irtv Thprp'a the nnrtpr the twirling for South Chicago, It
Why did I not know It the mo- now." ought to be some game.
ment I first looked at her?" said Mrs. Doris was equally excited and Mrs. . rneeung oi tne cnicago ia .. t , ,,,,,,, league was held last evening at 10 Methven, after she had dried her Methven, realizing that they were at rinrv trt ...i.iIa ot camea
tears, for she had been weeping last really" almost home," began to for next Sunday was arranged. The
sllentlv. tnkA nn nrtlvp intprpst In thfl nrpnnr. Hammond Iroquois will be at home
,4T io . again and will play the Panther eleven. James, I can see now the re- atlons. Thft latter orfanUatlon ,9 one of lhe
semblance between you and her. She " t00k the porter some time to fastest in the league and the Hammond
is the very image of you' Now I brush them all off and look after by9 will have to go hard to trim remember that I did experience a their baggage transfers and other hlZl
peculiar sensation the day Doris small matters and finally, when all The'Arimos and the Suburbans of Chi-
brought her here for the first time, these details had been attended to cago Heights will be another strong
but it was only momentary and I the engine was thundering Into the eam ai e latter city. had been disaDDointed so manv rain-shed and a moment later had Eekersall had a few kind words to
times. I misjudged the mother In- halted with a great hissing ot steam ll"!'TZ stinct, which was trying to whisper and- scrudging of brakes. jay at Indianapolis. He states that the truth to me." There had been quite a little line Wabash may be expected to put up a
of passengers ahead of Marnie in terriflo contest with the visitors and
i . -. . i I CU I CfJKk Diiayo A. V7 i iuo gallic M.XXS The next day, additional evidence the narrow Passage way leading to figures on a close contest.
was secured from miners amonsr"" .v.-wW4 j0Q GalUban tha toUKh i.ttla itai-
Mother Lundie's effects, which left crowded between her and Mrs. Meth- han, is to be the next man to face
no doubt as to Mamie's identity, had ven ana uons- til Ion back : to New Tori Z there been the oicrh tPt mfivln Marnie drew a deep breath as she as gone bcJ to New Yok ei f mere Deen tne silgntest misgivings the game. The men are to meet at on the part of her newly found aliSMed, thinking that in spite of catChwelght3 on Wednesday night at parents "e sm0e the home-air seemed good. Indianapolis. The match was made in
x. T . A trainman had helned her down the a hurry but both men have been in
a iener iu iuoiner lunaie irom I X J 1.11. I. - A t II 11
the latter's sister which was ad- bteys auu wuue Bluuu luerw waiL"
lncr frtr nor Til f n or Qnn cicf fir fn an.
I Jim Barrv of Chicacro and Sam Lane
pear, she looked about for Mr. Meth- ford wlli ciash tonight at Chesea, Mass.
ven in the crowd that thronged the in a ten round affair. I am sorry for depot platform. Barry, although he outweighs the
Suddenly her eye was attracted by
ina annual meeting oi me JNaiionai
P.M. P.M. Penn. .12.38 l.Si L S.. 1.11 1.0S M. C. 1.06 2.65 Pens... Z.li $.15
Penn.. 8. Six 4. 13 F-rie... $.60x 4 50
N. P.. 4.01 4.69 M. C... 4.0Sx 4.60 Wab'h 4.10 S.OO Monon. 4.19a 6.36 L. S.. 4.47x1 4.04
Monon. 6.01 8.65 M- C. 6.11k 6. CO ErU... 6.11 8.07 EU B.. 5.23x .1T BO.. 6 12 6.30 ..a. e.eixi t.16 L .!$ 7.15 L. 8.. 7.65 Penn.. .61x $00 M. a.. T.05X 7.B5 Monon. 7.49x 8.40 R P.. I.U .i5 M. C. 8.14 .10 Wab'sh 8 61 .40
A. C. . s.isa 9.55 uri..U.10 u.io 8..12.1&S 1.45
I. Tew Ar, RoaO. m.nnd. A.M. P.M. Penn.. .lt l. a. 5-isx Penn.. $ SO .4 L. S.. 5.511 7.0 I a. 6.57x 8.61. Penn.. 00 .6 M. a.. 7.10X T.6$ Erie... 7.16x 8.1 L. a. MII 4 Penn.. I.OOx 8 5 Monon. 8.18 . Penn.. 8.60 10.0T L. a. 9.10 10.14 i;rl.. .10.45 11.14 Penn..ll JOx H is P.M. P.M. Monon 11.00 18.60 I. S.. 15.011 I.U WabBhl24 11.61 Penn.. 1.00a $.18 M. C... l.lSx 1.54 Penn.. J.lOx $.11 Kris... 2.:5 $.10 N. P.. 2.S: 8.13 Wab'sh 3.00 8.60 Monon. 3.05 3.65 M. C... S.15x 3.55 Erie... 8.1'x 4.1$ L a. 8 60x 4.47 L a. 4.11xt 6.1$ Penn.. 4.1i 6. Penn. . 4. SO 6 83 L. a. 6.9CX 6.01 Krle... 5.15 8.1$ I a. 5.17x1 6.1$
Penn.. 6.40 6.8$ L a. 5.60 6.41 Penn.. 6.15x 7.1$ M. C... 6 15 7.18 Monon. 9.00 9.69 N. P.. 9.16 10.0$ Erie... 9.J6 10.1S M. C. 10.00 10.47 Vabhll.00x: 11.4$ Monon. 11. 1 Oil 11.8$ L a. 11. 15 un Penn. .11.85a 1$.$1 M. C... 15.01 1$.4$ Erle...l$.45 1.81 Pa!ly. xDally ex. Bunday, jiDally ax. MondaJ aSunday only. IVia. Indiana liar
'ennsyivania
LINES
Just then Mr. Methven appeared
in the hall.
"Come in here," he said. "I have
own grounds before thousands of admirers, and the prospect of record breaking some news for you. But before I re
receipts would decide. But let It bo said to the everlasting credit of Frank L.
Chance and his stalwart players that all of these Inducements could not tempt them. They played the game of their lives. They put by the chance of gain,
but they silenced forever the carper who Bays the game is not on the square.
Drunkenness In 1600. An English traveler, writing in the year 1600, said that there were more saloons in Dublin than In any othei city in the world. The Irish, he said, always got drunk at wakes, weddlnga and fairs. The English were not far behind them, and over on the contl nent alcohol was also making greal headway. Here in America, too, drinking was becoming a poDular sport.
late it, I wish to ask you a few ques
tions."
Marnie looked surprised and al
most startled as she followed Mr
Methven into the study.
xt v. i i ci:a j
Cheaoer Rate Than the Doctor's. uw' utJ Bam- 1L uuvvu-
A few years ago on Sutter street in want t0 ask about your childhood
San Francisco an ambitious vniinz before you weht to St. Luke's. Do
Japanese had a little store stocked you remember being brought there?'
with goods imported from his native
land. In his show window was a stack
of decorated mush bowls and leaning against their front was a cardboard 6ign bearing in stenciled letters this
announcement, "Fine Bowels, 50 cents
a set." Llppincott's.
training so that it will
much.
not matter
Jamestown Exposition
Dally Excursions to Norfolk, V.
Tour o! East with stop-overs t PITTSBURGH NEW YORK HARRISBURQ BOSTON
BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
WASHINQTON. RICHMOND
and other points
QO ONG ROUTE RETURN ANOTHER
dressed to some place in Denver,
read:
I have finally taken that Methven
child to St. Luke's Orphan asylum.
The same one where Jennie Cowles is
staying. I brought her as far as the
a familiar face. It was not that of
Coursing club will be held at MInden,
matron's office, and while the matron Mr- Methven- but of Marshall Merrie- breb., tomorrow and the members of the
weather.
stepped out, I took French leave. ! Mauuaii, uis6 uuuu-
thought it was the safest thing for SOmer than ever! IIe Btood little me to do. I have found out that they more than arm's lenh frm her &
have entered
call her Marnie; you know that was what she always called herself, as she
could never say Margaret.
And thus was the heretofore sup
posed orphan girl's identity fully es
tablished.
CHAPTER XLVII.
Chicago Coursing club
many dogs. The Swedish sailors are raising a big fund to build a boat to take away America's cup. The sports of Sweden are coming to the front with the dough in fine shape and the Royal Swedish Tacht club will do the challenging. C. W. VanSickle of our little burg is ranidlv comine to the fore as the
unexpectedly, and as color was be- champion motor cyclist of the country, coming to her, she looked prettier His wins on Saturday were full of class
than usual. I ana ine ume irimmea on Beverai rec-
, . orfls. Three firsts is not bo bad In
iuarsuaii loosea ner iun m me
11
NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST SPECIAL REDUCED PARES For Pedicular a call an L. A. MInard, Ttckat Act. Hammon4
she reached out to pull his coat
sleeve; but as she did so his eye caught hers. The blood had mounted
to her cheeks at sight of him, as it always did when confronted by him
one afternoon.
face, and then stared in sheer ad
It was twilight and a railway train miration. But he withdrew his gaze away with a loss of a big wad and
which for many hours had been in a moment and once more began that he left some marker's to the ex-
They claim that Joe Yeagef ha3 got
tent of $25,000 with the big bookies.
They all go to the wall now and then but we look to Dee Joe Yeager come
back and pay his debts.
BEEF ON ICE 14 YEARS
VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE.
iv V. t the V .rX .
1 1
it leads one man in one direction end his brother in the opposite and doea
them both good. Bartholomew in MinneaooHs Journal.
"Yes. I have a vague sort of recol lection." "Who accompanied you?"
"I think Auntie did." "Who was Auntie?" ""Why I guess she was my aunt. I called her Auntie." "Did you live with her?" "I think I did. I was quite small when I entered the asylum and my memory of things before that is very much confused." "Do you remember a woman who looked like Mother Lundie?" "Why yes. I do. That was Grannie. I always wondered who it was that Mother Lundie reminded me of. I know now, it was Grannie."
"Well, my dear, I have reason to
believe that Grannie and Mother
Lundie were one and the same."
Marnie started.
"What makes you think that?"
she asked, somewhat incredulouslj'.
"Listen. I will tell j'ou a story
Before Doris was born, she had a
little sister. The little sister's name
was Margaret. While Margaret Was
a very little baby, she was stolen kidnaped. Mother Lundie had a
hand in ner Kidnaping, bne con
fessed on her deathbed. The child
she kidnaped was you."
Marnie had grown deathly pale at
this announcement. She gasped,
started to speak ad then closed her
lips and sat staring at Mr. Methven
as though he had been an appari
tion.
"I don't think I understand," she
said at length in a low tone.
"You are my daughter. Don't you
understand?"
"And Doris and I are sisters, then?" "Yes dear." Marnie burst into tears and rushing up to Mr. Methven, she threw her arms about his neck and sobbed hysterically. "I am so glad so glad," she said. When she had quieted down, Mr. Methven continued: "Your mother does not know yet,
Side of Meat Which is a Curiosity.
speeding over a snow covered land- to watch the stream of passengers as scape with an occasional village they alighted. His look had berising to break the monotony, was trayed not the slightest sign of recrapldly nearlng a great city. ognition. It was easy to recognize the prox- For a moment Mamie's heart imity of the big town with out the sank, believing that for some offense, suggestion offered by the occasional unknown to herself, Marshall had remanufacturlng smoke-grimed walls, fused to recognized her. But she or of the dingy rolling mills belching dismissed the thoueht as foolish and
fire from the tops of their tower-like stepped forward and called him by Dr. Wiley About tO Release
chimneys. name. For far to the northward hung As sho spoke a train pulled out
a sombre pall a pall of smoke which and drowned her voice.
seemed to mock at the effort of the she tried it again, touching him. setting sun to struggle through its "Don't you know me?" she said, the
- I Uill 1. 1 Ll 1U 1 L Y V 11111 11UU dJ U CI - 1 IT T V.f V- v a m .
But notwithstanding the dismal whelmed her in the asylum days Harvey Wiley, Uncle Sam's wizard in
prospect, there were light hearts sweeping over her. chemistry, is about to release from
aboard this flying train. Hearts which Even then the vounc man's eves captivity a slde oI beef that nas been
beat with the blessings of youth and betrayed no recognition, although he ! r 'J'!;"1? P f.r re
of health and of hope. could ill conceal hi3 admiration. He Utorv-
Three of the passengers, a woman Ua(i heard her voice, but not recog- Two years ago Dr. Wiley, chief
still on the sunny side of middle-age, nizing her concluded she had spoken chemJst o the department of agricul-
and two young girls were seated to some one else. Marnie. however, ents with a vi "a t eXPeH" within the drawing-room section of did not understand the situation, nutritive value of meat. gaioSltrV a palatial Pullman. The two girls blushed more furiously than ever, butter, milk, cream and nth
watched eagerly the changing land- an(i then as was her wont when product3 kept ln col(i "torage for in- . I I ,3 I J ja rrt
scape. Une of these was fair and deeply hurt or excited, she turned r t ,1, t resuIts are about
blue-eyed and golden-haired. The pale. other's rich coloring glowed through Then Marshall knew her. with
skin less delicate, but no less beau- L smile that caused his handsome
tlful. Her lustrous, dark eyes, shaded face to radiate a welcome and with a by long, sweeping lashes her masses hearty grip of the hand, he exof dark hair coiled in simple fashion claimed:
on her shapely head, were in direct "Bless us! If it Isn't Marnie I contrast to the flower-like beauty of hexd ever have believed it? Why the slender creature who hung fond- you're a grown woman, and I like ly over her as the train rushed on. a blithering idiot was looking for a "Look there, Doris!" said the uttle girl!" brunette to her fair companion. At that moment Mr. Methven ap"That group of buildings must be peared from tne other end of the the Merrleweather steel mills. I re- piatform, having spied Marshall in member taking particular notice of conversation with some one, and them as we came by when we left then came Doris and Mrs. Methven, for Europe. Who would believe that and there was no end of kissing and was three long years ago?" hand-shaking.
4W1" liau uccu lue After a few minutes Incoherent
DieaK expanse ot snow-covered conversation during which every, prairie, grimy with the smoke of the body wanted to know how every, factories and mills, toward the e-rpat iu ,
' 0 Doay s ueaiiu wus ana maae com
pile oi masonry in tne distance, Drist- m6nta on each other's changed ap ling with many smokestacks. pearance, Marshal said hrfsVlv
"I guess you are right." she ac- Thl3 will neVer do! We're block i j uir , a a j I
uuiebceu. .uamma, iookj Are mose lng traffic!" and led the way to the
juarsnaus mms; sarnie tninKS tney carriage waiting in the street, are- ing in the street.
.sirs. Jiethven who had been reading, put by her book.
"Yes," she said. "Yonder is Scran- Pasies the Limit.
ton and to the right are the Merrie- A man may have an intense Iots
SPECIAL EXCURSION FARES TO JAMESTOWN EXPOSmOH Every day until Nov. 40, cnotca of vartoat roatae rotar mod retarnhtf MICHIGAN DAY at the Exposition will b October 21st
(To be Continued.)
weather mills. How tremendous the for children, but it all departs for a
time when he clutches the aftermath
of molasses candv on the" doorknob.
buildings look when you get an un
interrupted view of the entire group!
ONE-WAY Colonist Fares TO TUB West, Northwest California AND Mexico EVERY DAY DURINQ OCTOBER
INFORMATION will bm cbcrf uL'y furotabed by any 1 lcket Agent MICHIGAN CENTRAL
iu u pmcea in tne rorm of a report.
which will be submitted to congress at
its coming session. These exDerlmenta
demonstrate, It is understood, that it
s unsafe to eat foods that have been
kept on ice for three months or longer.
'ot to Be Fed to Poison Squad. Dr. Wiley was asked If this long
lived piece of beef would be fed to tha
poison squad, whose members have
laid their stomachs on the aitar of
science, and who for several months have been devouring all sorts of foods
selected because of the belief that they are deleterious to health.
T will not," cald Dr. Wiley emphati
cally.
'Why not?" he was asked. "We will first try it on the dog," he
replied with a smile.
Then Dr. Wiley explained. Meat and
other foods, if appearances are to be accepted, may be kept in cold storage for long periods without any apparent
degradation in their nutritive value of
quality. But between time they are removed from a refrigerator and the
time they are prepared to be fed pto
maine or alkaloidal bodies may develop
that would make them fatal If taken
into the human stomach.
W ill Be Fed to Department Dog.
The meat, poultry, game, and other articles that have been ln Dr. Wiley's Icehouse for the last two years will not, therefore, be fed to the poison aquad. Their condition will be tested by the chief chemist and his assistants in other ways. When put la the refrigerator plant In the first instance the tissues of the meat were carefully measured, and since hare been remeasured at intervals.
It's Simple Figuring how you might have saved your home If you had begun to save your money in time and had deposited, it bit by bit with us. WE HAVE HELPED OTHERS, let us help you; 3 per cent interest 5n your savings account. The CITIZEN'S German National Bank
Hypnotism. The observations and experiments of those who have made hypnotism and hypnotic phenomena their especial study all ter-d to show that, whila the operator has a great control over the hypnotized person, it is by na means complete, even during the dep somnambulic states. London Hos pits! .