Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 82, Hammond, Lake County, 23 September 1908 — Page 2
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THE TIMES.
tfWI OVER THE TEA CUPS Wfa
MRS. E.VGLETOS ESTERTAIXS, A number of friends from the Lady of Lourdes church in Ravens-wood cam out today to be entertained by Mrs. S. Engleton at dinner at their restaurant in State street. VISIT TUB ADE FARM. Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Paxton, Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer, Mr. Bicknell, Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Reiter and their guests, Mr. and 4 Mrs. Ward Mack of South Bnd, and Mrs. Francis Klngsley left over the C," I. & S. railroad for' Brook, Ind., where they will visit the George Ade farm and hear William H. Taft.. ENTERTAIN AT RIVER PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stinson entertained a number of. friends at a very pleasant river party last evening to Riverdale anS Dolton, 111. They made the trip in the Bonnie Annie. Those in the party" were Messrs. and Mesdames P. J. Henry, E. S. Emmerine and
daughter Mildred, J. K. Stinson and children. Roland and Violet; J. Floyd Irish and daughters, Zelda and Blanch, W.. F. Brunt and daughter, Genevieve, C. B Miller and Rita and Elton Stinson. HAVE ENJOYABLE SESSION". . The regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star was held last evening in the Masonic temple. There was Initiation of . new . candidates and other business discussed during the evening, after which a . short social , hour was enjoyed. About thirty-five v or forty members were present and there were several visiting members, among whom were a past matron from the Norman Park chapter, and Miss Boultes, also a member of a Chicago chapter.
Cal., after spending a few weeks' honeymoon with relatives in this city. Mrs. Riednour was formerly Miss Bruram of this city and has been the gut;t of her parents and sister, Mrs. P. r. Lovegren. ' " ENTERTAINS AT DIXNEH. V Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Meyn entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner last evening at their home in Stat estreet in hono.- of Mr. and Mrs. Riedenour, who return to. their home in Fresno, Cal., Monday after spending their honeymoon here. Only the relatives of Mrs. Riedenour were present. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Mrs. Jacob Fox entertained a few Chicago r natives and friends at her home in Williams street yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was spent very enjoyably in playing cards, after which dainty refreshments were served.
ONE-THIRTY O'CLOCK LVJjCHEOS. Mrs. Peter Crumpacker has invitations out for a 1:30 o'clock luncheon, to be given at her home In WTebb street Saturday afternoon, in honor of her
daughter, Miss Harriet Crumpacker.
CHANGE IN "MEETING.
There will te a'prayer meeting ser
vice in . the . First Methodist .church this evening. The former announcement of withdrawal was because of the temperance meeting which had been dated for that hour, MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS. " The Martha society of the" First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John M. Stinson In May street. All the ' members are invited to be present. .
HOLDS CLUB MEETING. The Up-to-Date Whist club will meet tomorow afternoon with Mrs., E. A. Mee in the Carleton hotel parlors.
MISSIONARY MEETING. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church will hold .its regular meeting Friday afternoon, Sept. 15, at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. A. L. Spohn, 167 Russell street. A full attendance of members is desired as business of importance will come before the members.
f.vitKTAl.S VERY' PLEASANTLY. The Misses Norma Locklin and Ruth Sohl entertained very pleasantly at a Canned Fruit and Jelly shower last
evening at the home of Miss Locklin, 1 FT J T-v
" Jjoiy street, in honor of Miss Fran-
. .uis.1 liunat received a splendid assortment of canned fruit, jellies and preserves . the gift of the
young ladies present which had been made into a large -express package and opened during the early evening. A guessing contest was then indulged in, in which the guests were asked to answer fourteen questions with a word
in which heart appeared. About six young ladies tied for first honors hich
as iaier awarded Miss Patten. Music
was another pleasant feature of the
evening after which a dainty two
vuuise luncneon was served. The
guests at the party were Misses Fran-
nes iunat, Beatrice Hansen, Theresa
uorsey, Florence Loveridge, Elizabeth
ivers, Alarion Deming, Mary Krost,
n-isa Aiasepohl, Dollie and Engenia
.ivnoits, Maud Everett of London. Can
ada, Miss Patten, Ruth Kohl and Norma
j-iockiin.
laaies woTking for Miss Lundt.- At this time Mrs. Lunft passed souvenir spools of silk and when opened, contained a question which in answering caused a great deal of amusement. The ladies were each given a certain length of time in which to answer their question and elaborate on it Another pleasant feature of" the afternoon was an art contest. The guests were then asked to draw a picture of the bride. Mrs. Frank Hammoni was awardede the first prize and Mrs. A. F. Knotts the consolation -prize in this contest. A dainty two-course luncheon was served at the close of the afternoon. The. invited guests were Mesdames Jacob Cline of Chicago., Abe Ottehheimer of East-Chicago, Miss-Eva Swain of Minneapolis, Mesdames E. P, Ames, S. T. Sutton, F. R. Mott,. Lawrence Cox, Robert Kidney, Eric Lund. John E Fitzgerald, J. McClay, J. " J. Ruff, ' William Thomas, LcGrand Meyer, John F. Korst,
m. .A. McConnell, Harry Voight, Adolph Tirsch, Elizabeth Johnson,. W. H. Gostlin, C. G. Kingwe'l, Walter Hammond, Frank Hammond, -A F. Knotts, J. F. Hutton, O. C E Matt hies, "Mary Hansen, Charles Kasaon, W. W. Parker, M. Rothschild, .Misses Frances Lundt, Beatrice Hansen, Ela Masepohl and Mary Krost. BOB WARTENA BETTER. .Bob Wartena was p town for , the first time Saturday since the terrible
burning- he got on . the drill boat on August 20. He" ; had to be brought down in a carriage, but he could be on his feet after he got down among the bays. The burns have all healed over except one small' place arid it will' be all right in a short -' time. Jasper County Democrat. , ' : RETURN'S FROM THE WEST. Ed Scherer 'returned to Hammond this morning from an extended visit in the west. He has visited in Idaho, Washington, " California and Solorado
since leaving Hammond. Mr. Scherer
came back on account of the illness of his brother, Louis Scherer.
Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1908.
PRENTISS DESERTS BRYAN DEMOCRAT ADVOCATES ELECTION OF1 TAFT AS SUCCESSOR TO ROOSEVEL.T
VISIT IV THE EAST. II . .-1 , 1 , . ,
"" wis. v-naries notn have gone to Buffalo, N. Y., for a week's visit and before returning home will visit
otner eastern points.
FORMER RESIDENTS HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moore, formerly
t Jiammona but now of Peru Ind
are spending a few days with friends
jn nammona and are at the home of
.air. and Mrs. Eugene Turner.
ODD FELLOWS ARE RICH. Denver. Sept. 22. The eighty-fourth grand lodge, I. O. O. F., began at the Auditorium today with a welcome meeting at which Governor Buchtel Mayor Speer and other officials spoke. Grand Sire 10. S. Conway responded. The report of Grand Sire Conway
shows the order has an annual income of $15;000,000, and annual expenses, in
cluding $6,000,000 for relief, amount ing to $12,000,000. The order is ad
ding $4,000,000 annually to the sink
ing fund, which now amounts to $50,-
uuu, ooo.
One. of the most stinging blows ad
ministered to illjam, Jennings BryanJ
Is one that come yesterday from William Prentiss, former member of the Chicago civil service commissicti, when he repudiated his former leader and denounced him as an "associate of "train robbers." Mr. Prentiss who, for many years has been an active and leading democrat: and who has always been regarded as a staunch Bryan suporter, declres that the alliances into which the Nebraskan has permitted himself to.be drawn, show that Jie is not the high-minded defender of the people's interests that he has been supposed to be,, but that he is merely a political schemer, whose sole purpose is to get himself elected to office.' Refused Nomination. It was Mr. Prentiss, who, resentful at the Roger Sullivan dictation in the democratic state convention of 1904 the occasion for the famous "train robber" speech withdrew his name as a candidate for the nomination of gov
ernor, declaring that he would accept no nomination at the hands of such a convention. "I have never been satisfied since the Denver convention," writes Mr. Prentiss in a letter to Archie M. Augustine of Normal, 111. "Some of the papers printed a purported interview with me favoring Bryaf. and Kern, but it was - unauthorized." Among other things, Mr. Prentiss in the same letter says: Politics Merely a Game. "I never could look upon politics merely as a game. I never looked upon the man who could most smoothly deceive the people and betroy them as the best politician. I knew that political dishonesty had been the chief cause of the decay of republics of the past, and I believed, as I still do, that political honesty alone can save us from a like fate. Experience had forced vupon me the unwelcome truth that very many of the most brilliant of our public men were insincere merely playing a game.
LODGE WORK
HIGH SCHOOL TIDINGS.
-v -The Blue lodge has a day's program I - - n,, ..
s llJC vo.vi-noiogy recitation last
eeK a very .interesting discussion arose, as to whether or not talent and
Btmus are not of the same material.
"IU,"S 10 reports that come from
x uiI1L lIle nign scriool there have
Bid i nopes of a championship ; team.
. some way interefere with our hopes in that line. Remember we
aaiu it "might" interfere.
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PARISH RECEPTION
ihe Parish of St. Paul's Episcopal
church will held a reception from eight
until ten o'clock this evening In the
VISITS HERE. parish room of the church on Rimbarh
Mrs. Jacob Cline of Chicago was the avenue at which all the teachers in the
guest or Mrs. Henry Lundt yesterday puD!lc schools, members of the school
iici- come in Williams street, and nu lmralT ooards will bo kuests of
last evening went to Indian Uo,k honor
io attend a reception.
RETIRNS TO M I LIT A It V ACADEMY.
Sidney McHie, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. McHie of South Hohman street, has left for Racine, Wis., to resume his
FIRST DIVISION ENTERTAINS. The Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E. church is meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Voight in Williams street. The members of the first division are entertaining, and at the close of the business meeting a social hour will be spent.
PRESBYTERIAN' AID MEETS. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church is meeting this afternoon in the church parlors. It is the regular meeting of the society and the usual business will be disposed of.
LEAVE FOR THE WEST.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stamm and mti
son, Charles Kasson Stamm of Brad-
n Hammond last evening studies at the Military academy there.
. i.it., vuio., wnere thev -win
",allB ":e,r nome in the future. Mr. 1 MOVE FROM HAMMOND St a m m wh r i . J '
trZ DJ;r! L.Mr" " M- M" F' E d daugh
branch to no- " ler'. i41ISS -'nr will .move, from
Stamm have been the
eastern ter,
Mr. and Mrs. their home in Williams street to Mtp.
and Mr, Ch.rT.V gUCStS f Mr' wat"- I- the first of October, where ana Mrs. Charles Kasson of Rpiirw thm, .m . '. e
Place for sover,! l,,elr 110me In the
future.
HAVE SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT. The members of Silver Light Hive, L. O. T. M., are requested to attend the meeting this evening in Long's hall at which business of importance will be transacted. Following the regular lodge session the ladies will be Mr. Hefron's guests at the Colonial theater in State street. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend to our many friends, relatives and neighbors our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for their many kindnesses and sympathy, also the beautiful floral tributes, durFRANK KLUCKER AND FAMILY. ICE CREAM SOCIAL. The pupils of Lafayette school will give an ice cream and cake social at the school Friday evening from 6 to 9 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend. Tickets 10 cents. MEETS WITH MRS. DEMING. The Literature Committee of the
TV Oman's Club, was entertained yes
terday afternoon at the pleasant home
of the chairman, Mrs. E. P. Deminjr
It being the first meeting ot the year, ,the greater part of the afternoon was
spent in discussing plans for tho years work. . , '
uuring tne social hour which followed, pleasing talks were given by Mrs. Herrington, Hill and Sawyer on
places of interest which they had seen during their vacation, and dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The honored guest of the afternoon was Mrs. Deming of Frankfort, Ind., who is in Hammond visiting her sons and their families. HAVE ENJOYABLE MEETING. The members of the N. N". Embroidery club met last evening "at the home 'of Miss Bertha Maleit3kl for their regular weekly party. The evening was spent with their embroidery work after which a dainty luncheon was served. Miss Ebert was presented with a pretty souvenir, spoon the gift of ;the club members in honor of her birthday anniversary. ' Another party 'will be' held next Tuesday evening at the home of the Misses Claus, 119 Clinton street. The members of the club the Mrs. J. J. Claussen, Misses Gertrude and Emma Claua, Emily ana Bertha Sbert, Meta and Lil'Ie Fedder, .Alberta Hopkins and Bertha Maleitskl!
W. R. C. MEETING.
There will be a meeting of William H. Calkins W. R. C. Thursday evening in Memorial hall and all members are requested to be present as business of
importance will oe discussed. , INVITATION'S OUT.
-.. Mtus ciud or st. Joseph's Catholic church have issued invitations
. a. jarge number of Hammond people to attend a pedro party and dance Thursday evening. Sept. 24, in Long's
13 expected that a verv pleasant time will be spent by all who attend as the parties in the past have
ucen very successful. . .
RESUMES' STUDIES. Miss Muriel AVilcox returned to Ev-
anston today to resume her studies at the Northwestern university after
spending the summer with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilcox of Conkey avenue.
MEET TO REORGANIZE CLUB. A number of Hammond people will
meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sherby at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John Sherby in Truman avenue, this evening to reorganize the Jolly Times club. Cards will be played during the evening. t
DANCING CLASS HELD.
The regular Tuesday evening danc-i ing class was held last evening in
ixngs nail and was one of the TiBn.
Briefs.
before it for next Saturday. A class of ten will be initiated during the day, the work .o begin at 9:30 in the morning. The : work 'will end in the evening. On the preceeding night the lodge will hold a regular session. , The chapter meets tonight for a regular session. The commandary will "not meet next Monday night. Things promise to be quiet with K. P's for a few weeks. Several 'candidates are bt.ing prepared for next month, however. The Woodmen are called into special session for tonight for the.purposu of deciding upon the advisability of renting another hall for lodge meetings.
The question is an important one
and all members are requested to be present this evening. The Owls are looking forward to a little jubilee tomorrow eve.iins when they will initiate a new candidate. The order, since its inception, has been growing steadily. Hardly a meeting passes by but one or more candidates
are initiated.
a iie .cms are scneauiea tor a reg
ular meeting tomorrow evenfng. Bus! ness of a routine nature will be dls
posed of. The Order of Eastern Stars held
most pleasant meeting last evening in
the Masonic temple. Chicago visitors attended tha session which was closed
with a social half hour.
Silver Light Hive, L. O. T. 1L. meets
this evening and after the session will
be entertained at a theater party by
Floyd Herron of the Colonial theater
Unity Council, Knights of Columbus,
Is looking forward to a pleasant even
ing at about the 12th of October. The
entertainment is being planned by the
lecturer, Otto Knoener. Semi-monthly
meetings will be held again hereafter,
Calumet and Moltke lodges, I. O. O.
I1., will make final arrangements at their respective meetings tomorrow
and Friday to attend the installation of the new Odd Fellow lodge in Gary
next Saturday.
In Gary the arrangements are com
pleted. The officers will be installed in the afternoon. The evening work
will be done by the Indianapolis team
from Camp No. 2.
The meeting which the Hammond
Scottish Rite Masons are to attend will take place at Chicago next week
Instead of at Indianapolis, as was
stated in these columns recently.
Bill Evers, who Is attending Washburn college, writes that he has been
BiTen-a year's advanced standing in
snail, tiiis ract. sDeaks wpH
I English department.
The declamation contest, which is to
"c "ela im November, was brought before the minds of the students yester-
oaj morning by Superintendent Mc- ;
ineis. lie expressed himself as well Pleased with the lartre numh.r
Intend entering, and trying for honors. Three prizes are to be given for the first places, $8 for the first, 5 for second
aim 91 ior tnird.
Lincoln Jefferson COLLEGE of LAW HAMMOND, INDIANA
EVENING SESSIONS.
ant parties of the season. There was Chicago.
a large attendance of Hammond peo- Mrs.
pie ana many guests were present from
ur.icago and East Chicago.
.Mrs. unaries Miller is spending the
day .wiih her mother. Mrs. Nathan of
in
ENTERS UNIVERSITY.
Miss Hulda Jansen of Davenport, la., who has been the guest of her cousin! Miss Maud Pannenborg of Webb street since Monday, left this morninsr for
unicago, where she will enter th n.
cergarten training school in connection with the University of Chicago. Miss
-ansen was a teacher in thp lrir.
i nomas u. Jtsrennan was the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Swift
Englewood yesterday.
virs. i-.uman or uast Chicago will
visit friends in Hammond this eveninsr
miss xs. n.. Pickens of Chicaeo will
oe tne guest or niends in Hammond to-
nignt.
Mrs. E. Jacobs of East Chicago was
tne guest of friends in Hammond yesterday.
Lady Dentist at "Harvard," 15 years'
RETURN TO THE W EST. Mr. and Mrs. Relnour expect to .leave Ha mmoad Monday for Fresno,
garten at Davenport during the nast experience.
v-oo,. .
Mi: ;;:;.: .l? t0 Fhlca Mrs- E- Stev returned to her
- -w u.un nirui t H.I1U HPT hPrtthnf 1 hnmo in TlTrt. A ..4. .cl -
"."niv.1, i.vi.ii. uiwuuii tuui i mier a. tpw n a vq
t ilx iciuiu Lj tiam
luuiBui ior a longer visit. Mr Jansen has vlsitod in Hammond on several other occasions during his course
at tne Wisconsin state university from which he was graduated last June.
SPENDS VACATION HERE.
Mr. Tage, formerly of Hammond but
now or Memphis, lean., is spending a f ... ,i ,. 1. 1 . .
- ui ins vacation with friend3
in nammona. -
EPWORTH LEAGUE RECEPTION. The Epworth league of the First m! B. church will hold a reception beginning Pit S n'flnlr Tl,n..l
i.uiouay evening at jiine- In rtarv thi him f xtr. .i T,r. ? uing in Liary
. onu mrs. w. uelman in Glendale. The reception is given for all young people, but an especial invitation fis issued to all new members of the league and the new teachers in Hammond. A good crowd is expected and preparations have been made for at least seventy-five.
visit with relatives in Rensselaer,
Mrs. Charles Kasson was the guest of
Mrs. John W. Pepperdine in Chicago last evening.
Miss Bessie Kasper went to Pullman
111., today to visit relatives and friends
for a few days.
Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer of East Chi
cago was. the guest of friends in Ham
mond yesterday afternoon.
Atorny W. J. McAleer will leave this
evening for Indianapolis to ; transact business for a few days.
Mrs. R. B. McAleer and guest. Mrs
MeGIrr of Canada, spent yesterday vis-
Giles Warner will leave tonight for St. Louis to be gone on a few days' tusine.s visit.
Girl's Special Service Shoes at $1.50. Best yet for the price and a box of Berry's chocolate nuggets free with every pair. Ortt & Towle, 179 Hohman street, Hammond Bid. Mjs. Thomas Blair and daughter. Miss Mae, of Woodlawn. are snenriw
leisures un? day wnn mends in Hammond.
Miss Margaret Rohrman will
i n CvrTmm T- t n a
AFTERNOON PAi- " ' luraurrow'
Lundt entertained n Mlss Klanche Orcutt will attend the
RETURN FROM VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Huntley have
returned rrom a visit with and friends in Allegan, Mich.
visit
DELIGHTFNL
Mrs. Henry
number of ladles at an informal Minstrels at the Auditorium in Chi-
ing party yesterday afternoon at her B tomorrow evening.
a, n3 street, in honor valuer pictures frame at XT r
uietl riclice OT ror I ivuiiR a. -2 U .O 11 T h KnhmQn .
rtonTVt nn.. tv. , .. " "
.u,m nances iiUnat, and F. I Jtaammona. Adv C. Ryan. The larlfoo onr, .-I .
nftr v "7T.r MIC ijr paries Wilson of Indiananolis t
culua"umnS. sme of the spending a few hv, wltk i
J " "a.,. 1C11UJ5 ' 111
Hammond on his return from Fergus
Falls, Minn.
Mrs. Henry Lundt Is spending the
cay with relatives in Brookllne. Thursday and Friday, Special Ser
vice Shoes. This line of ladles' shoes has no equal at $1.95. Ortt & Towle,
179 Hohman St., Hammond Bldg. "
In case of a funeral telephone your order to Whitaker & Co., for this is their specialty. Their phone is 41. Adv
Most persons like to have both the quality and price guaranteed, and this is .what.Beiker Bros., the Hammond coal dealers, always do. Phone 1002. Mrs. Bertha Linker and son, Arthur, of Chicago, are the guests today of Mrs. Otto Muehlberger of Kane avenue. George Meinan of Gary was in Ham
mond on business yesterday.
Miss Margaret Ruel and Miss Hanna
Gruszka of Chicago will visit friends in Hammond this evening.
T. O'Brien, formerly employed with
the Vermont Plumbing Company, has resigned his position here and returned to his home in the East.
Sheriff F. S. Carter of Crown Point
was in Hammond yesterday on business.
Attorney Fancher of Crown Point
was in Hammond yesterday on professional business.
Wilbur Riggs of PaTk Manor, will
visit Miss Anna Nyhoff tonight at her
home in State street.
John Schutlach of Chicago will visit
friends in Hammond tonight.
Allle Waltz will visit friends in Chi
cago this- evenng.
Attorney Greenwald of Whting was
In Hammond today on professional
business. . . ;
Mr. and Mrs. John Bohling have re
turned to their home In St. John after
short visit with relatives here. Mrs. Peter Schumacher of St. John
spent Monday with friends and relatives in Hammond.
Miss Jahneke has returned from Tol-
eston where she has been visiting relatives the past few weks.
Julian Youche of Crown Point was- a
visitor in Hammond today.
Harvard Union Dentists. "4 corner"
Hammond.
This year seventy-nine
our enrollment shows I freshmen. fi ft v-
supnomores. twenty-eight juniors and
riBuieen seniors in attendance.
utuwig inum left last evening
. ..iwnLictfiio seminary, which is located in southern Illinois. She expects tc remain there until the holidays. It
win oe remembered that she was member of this year's senior class.
Two years course leading to L. L. B. degree. Recitations, lectures and practice court.
Special Commercial Law Course.
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 16, 1908
borne wise soph has told about Mr. 1 Alleegoing on a "Bugology" expedition
";ot 5ttluroaJr- Now we've heard of 20oIojztv and nil i K-... , .
. ioiivues out mis is a
""e" H. Hupp and R. Amoss could probably throw some light
For particulars address the President or Secretary, 500-502 Hammond Bldg, HAMMOND, INDIANA.
II WaS a high sch0Gl
o't V. " ,mornl"S- He left on the
ior Crawfordsville, where I
c.ivcia waoash this week success in the world, Elliott.
All the
Peru and ShprM
- uom acning for a crom. . j i. . o
- ,i our Doys They evi.knW Where to l00k 'or cham- j
w.onip material, alright.
,inH,8Keak'?K f Ur fo"an team it light be said that it will be Tiht ,
COOK WITH OAS We are after a few of you who are trying to exist without us-so order that GAS RANGE TODAY
South Shore Gas 6c Electric Co. Phone 10. 147 S. Hohman St.
rKI ... . "am., uui
at the park in various stunts Mr Tn J th high scho1 and how socially.
emu me team nave ere-tor o .i.t I " -v.,,. v.uuiu uccume more
dummy which will add a great de, i t democratlc- He remarked that the stu
me working of the foothn UC"L"'"P al lne nrst or tfle was
The goal posts hav k- ' " T V rar from bcinZ UP to the standard, but
which goes to show thai fK.,, L. :"al " 13 raauail' improving. Then
started in real earnest. 6P on athletlcs and oratory for
iic buniius year. tie tnougnt that
Our two literary socleti t ..a.u oullooK ror.the hih sc"ool to hold
er.ian" and the "t,7, " lne same Psln " these lines as it
Round Table." have reo .an "T? tt J'" " !
are readv rr.r t. . i . ocv ci ai nave aireaay statea tneir
"Ionian,
. ,8anJZeu ana I was.
cided to hnirf iht a ue- luieuiiuns oi entering tne oratorical I,. Tn i".1.!'"1 proa this contest. The feeling the other schools
be awarded - V P tS are t0 ,iave twarads Hammond and the defor Zti 1 , r comPsitton. one sire to put her down a notch In both
i V 1 " 1 recllation and two athletics and
i ueuate. men the society having the greater number of nointu at
u,c scnooi year will be awarded a banner. The final contest will in all
Viv,uamy oe given at th tThihi.i
J , , i " -'".vlllUIl
llu,l"s tummencement week.
oratory,
phaslzed by him.
was also em-
NOTICE On Wednesday Evening SEPTEMBER 23rd AT HUEHN'S HALL 211 Logan St.
Nearly everyone now Is down to
good earnest work and study. Every
one is now acquainted with school days
The exception rules, no doubt, make
The senior class is the onlv nno 5reat !ff0rt' but e
can afford an nr " " . r."" UJJ tr"enl P38 anc you win have
..0,.illuu ao yor. Thio
tt- i .
xv.t lu,ie goes to snow that the seniors
me it. ine Officers nf
unfa are President Will Whitaker. Vice president Hollls Hunter. Secretary Irene Parsons. Treasurer Tom Blair.
an extra three days vacation.
Will Atwood visited his narAnt.
kwch, mo., last week. Fmi
HAVE CANCELLED DATES. Because they believed that the show
they had booked was not good enough
for their patrons, the management of
Towel's report that they cancelled it.
Hammond hitrh school ,. l"e nouse wm De GarK Thursday,
nc. IViflav anH Kalnrav )h
-1 .--j ".ua.w.
i
'Don'ts" for girls found in an "Aiw
uon t reed him fudge. "Don't" keep him out nights.
Lon t ask him why he limn.
1- . . , ..... ' "V.
uugm io Know, rootball of course.
i-on t keep him from practice.
LOUIE B. RANK WILL TALK ON THE SUBJECT Ot "Better Days for Our Country"
A talk to the Tollers of the Land A Campaign Speech from a Sellglous Standpoint. Speaking to begin at 8:00 P. M. All are Cordially Invltet ADMISSION FRI-G
Both literary societies are newlv nr.
ganiaea ana a program is being- ar
ranged. This will be a joint on cau
AT THE TOWLE OPERA HOUSE.
CLOSES DATE TONIGHT. Pierce Kingley of the Stair and Hav-
lin forces has written a successful comedy for Hilda Thomas and Lou Hall, who will be remembered as a B. C. Whitney's stars the past four
years. Janey Junklns will be revealed
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.w.-,.u,u,1,uluS nan. OI me material to us for the first time at Towle opera for ttte program. Points will be house for four nights commencing next awarded and in this way a contest win Sundav mnHr.A- Rnt
be made of each program. The pro- to us with the stamp of success, in fact grama will be rendered the last Fri- it is said to be the very best output
from the prolific workshop of this play
wrftrht and with JiirVi iifD!l 1 .
The current coin Of life is Dlaln as rTlldn Thomas. r, T n .
sound sense. One can drive a more which are best suited to their many
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i . . i . . . iiu.uiu uy a cipver
company of singers, dancers and per
former nn enlnvnhlo A.Anfnn.n .
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ji nu luuiuau practice was held last night. If the weather permits, practice
win take place as usual this evening.
thriving
that than with aught else
Consciousness of Strength,
It is not fear which makes us Deace-
Duperintenaent Mcwaniei had charsre able, hut thfi rnnspiousnoaa nf ,if
oi opening exercises yesterday morn-I strpnu-th Ri-smorrk
juts, xie nrs. sBone on tne democracy
SCIENCE
Is applied In onr dairy. Wo have more than complied with the state pure food law. Still our prices are no higher than you pay else where.
THE HAMMOND DAIRY CO. Cor. Oakley Ave. and Clinton St.
Too Much for Man. A Kansas gas man who has spent years in the business makes the statement that natural gas is capricious and that men who have studied it all their lives give up in despair when it comes to explaining the whys and wherefores of some of its ways. Goat Ranch in Kentucky. Sam Jett of Winchester. Ky., has a thousand-acre goat ranch In Breathitt county. It Is a mountain land and is inclosed by a wire fence. His special, ty is the Angora breed. The fleece of this goat is what is known in trade as mohair, and is very reliable. The ranch is proving quite a success.