Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 84, Hammond, Lake County, 25 September 1908 — Page 5

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Bryan's Chief Lieutenant Exposed as Member of Secret Society Organized For Purpose of Fighting Union Labor in Muskogee.

Crovernor Charles X. Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer of the democratic national committee, writer of the Bryan . platform, and one of the chief managers of the Jlryan campaign, was exposed yesterday a the most bitter foe of organized labor -who ever stood for the open shop In his state. In the light of his record, here 10 be stated, his labor declarations, vrhlch Samuel Gonipers indorsed, have a hollow HO 11 nil. Governor Haskell was a charter member of the Citizens' alliance, a secret society organized for the purpose of fighting the demands of union labor in Muskogee three years ago. He -was the prime mover in the fornation of the society, his name headed the list of members, and the society was organized in his building-, the headquarters of the Indianola Contracting Company. - Haskell oa Way to Chicago. Governor Haskell was summoned in haste to Chicago yesterday afternoon for a "trial" to be held before Mr. f Bryan early tomorrow morning, but until the presidential candidate reads here the labor record of his national treasurer, that subject will not be slated for the inquisition. The matter of Mr. Bryan had in mind when his aids here told Haskell to hurry, in this direction was the treasurers connections with the Standard Oil and the trusts. His hostility "to union 'labor will now of course also come up "for inquiry. The governor left Guthrie on the Santa Fe yesterday at 4:50 p. m. and will reach here at 8:47 o'clock tonight. In the morning he will learn his political fate from Mr. Bryan. Heads List of Vnion's Foes. A few days ago the general charge was -made that Governor Haskell was

the . prime mover In th formation .of th Citizens' alliance In his state. On that occasion Mr. H&skell made a weak denial of the accusation in a telegraphic message saying: "The Citizens' alliance story is a false statement, "mamifactarea two years ago by campaign opposition. At that time the state board of the American Federation of -Labor took evidence and decided that no Cltisens' alliance had been organized, and that I had prevented its organization as a friend of union labor." ' In the face of this denial, the Chicago Tribune is in possession of a photographic copy of Mr. Haskell's signature to the charter roll of the organization, and he boldly Jieads the list. He says "liar" to the story. But there Is his signature.

HOLDS HISJJECISION Judge V. S. Reiter Hears Evidence and Will Consider Injunction. East Chicago, Ind., Sept. 23. The battle being waged by Colonel R. F. D. Walsh of the Improvement association, against the alleged "grafting" councllmen of this city, was opened yesterday morning in the superior court. Attorney J. D. Kennedy, assisted by Attorneys "Wickey and Ibach, represented the city of East Chicago. They filed a denial of any contempt of court in awarding the large furniture contract for the new city hall to the A. H. Andrews company of Chicago. Testerday's labors consisted entirely of filing the written denial and arguments by the city officials. Judge V. 8. Reiter declared that he would take the matter under advisement, reserving his recision until some later date. The permanent injunction against the city officials will be considered on Nov. 4, according to the superior court docket, tut should Judge Reiter declare the actions of the council legal, the injunction will be Immediately eliminated.

BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOE CATARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY as mercury -will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by F.. J. Cheney & Co ' Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It fa taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials frte. Sold by Druggists. Price 75c nsr bottle, v r Take Hall's Family Pills for const!-

F. TUCKER ORDERS ANOTHER ARREST

After making one more arrest on a charge of violating the pure food law, F. W. Tucker, state pure food inspector left last night for Indianapolis where he Is to appear as the prosecuting witness in a trial in that city. The man arrested is a baker, Hosa Begowich, who but a short time before, was arrested by orders of Health Officer Templin for the same offence. Yesterday the man paid his fine, 22.90 and promised to .clean up. Mr. Tucker then gave the man a scathing denunciation of the way in which "he has been conducting his shop and informed the man that If he ' did not cjean up at once, he would put him out of business. Ne lenience is shown these men after the second offense, and on such serious charges as Begowich has pleaded guilty to. Many More Dirty Places. As to the general condition of the shops, Inspector Tucker said that the conditions In the south end of the town In the foreign district, was bad, and that the majority of them would have to clean up or go out of business at once. The men who have been repeatedly warned by Dr. Templin and brought to the station and fined were the ones whose places were conducted under the most galling sanitary conditions. Mr. Tucker will return within a few days from Indianapolis where he will resume the inspections in the city and more arrests will likely follow. So far every arrest he has made, the defendant has pleaded guilty so that the prosecutions have been an easy matter.

U. S. POSTAL INSPECTOR BEGINS HIS INVESTIGATION

East Chicago, Ind., Sept. 25. Considerable surprise was caused in local postal departments yesterday afternoon by the arrival of J. M. Woltz, a U. S. postal inspector of Logansport, this state. Mr. Woltz's mission In this city Is unknown to anyone except the local postal officials but is declared to be of utmost importance. His visits in this section of the state are infrequent and are made only when special ' orders for an investigation are sent through the postal headquarters at Cincinnati. Mr. Woltz will go toF' Indiana Harbor this afternoon and pursue an examination of the conditions In that city. Should . he find information which it is said he is seeking, prosecutions are certain in this city and

Indiana Harbor.

JEWISH NEW YEAR BEGINS TODAY. AT SUNSET.

Religions Observances Will Continue for Three Weeks. The Jewish new year will beKin at sundown today" and the first of a series of religion services extending through three weeks will be held this

evening in all the -temples. Rosh-Ha-Shonah is the Hebrew designation of the beginning; of the new year season, and Yom Kippnr, the Day of Atonement, , marks the close et the bservanees. Ail the Jewish churches anticipate large gatherings at every service, for all Jewish persons look to the new year as a time to turn away ; front the world and give themselves over to religious thouxht. v

DIES FROflUflJURIES Miss B. Fingay of Indiana Harbor, Dies at Hammond Hospital. (Special to The Times). Indiana Harbor, Ind., Sept. 25. Mrs. B. Fuigay of Alder street, died at St. Margaret's hospital, Hammond, yesterday, as the result of injuries sustainedby the explosion of an alcohol stove. She will be burled in Holy Cross cemetery tomorrow afternoon, under the direction of Undertaker Kmiec of East Chicago. Mrs. Fuigay was boiling some olcohol on a small alcohol stove when one of the burners became defective and allowed the gaseous liquid too escape too quickly. The flames spread to the

pan 01 aiconoi and Mrs. Fuigay attempted to extinguish It by throwing her skirt over it. The thin fabric was soon a mass of flames and Mrs. Fuigay ran into the street, screaming for help. Neighbors succeeded in quieting the agonized woman and extinguishing the flames, but not. however, until she had been so severely burned that Dr. C. C. Robinson gave no hopes of her recovery. Mrs. Fiugay leaves two small children to mourn her awful death, and the sympathy of the entire Roumanian colony in the Harbor has been extended to the bereaved husband and children.

YOUNG MEN START : ANOTHER CLUB

j first used Hyomel, which brought comiplete relief. Hvomei has nppn a verif

iable godsend." Rev. Charles - Hartlev.

Sardinia, Ohio. Thousands of catarrh sufferers have

(Special to The Times). East Chicago, Ind., Sept. 25. Young Men's Republican club -will be organized In this city and Indiana Harbor during the coming week and the young voters trained in republican policies, that they may be wise in their judgment at the November polls. The first club will be organized in Indiana Harbor tomorrow might. Local Chairman Charles Fowler has sent oat about 250 Invitations, although an attendance of more than that number Is expected. Judge V. S. Reiter, candidate for re-election to the superior court bench, will address the young men and assist In the organisation of the club. Monday at East Chicago. On Monday evening. East Chicago will be the scene of an enthusiastic meeting. Congressman E. D. Crumpacker. Lake county's favorite, will address the voters at eWiland's hall, on Forsyth avenue, discussing the national and state issues with his usual ability. Thomas G. Davis of this city will preside at this meeting, introducing the speaker. Following Mr. Crutnpacker's address, the organization of the new club will be effected, officers elected and arrangements made for the prosecution of a campaign of education throughout the city. The meeting will be well attended and should result in the winning of many voters to the republican cause.

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given up In despair. They have triedf j8- hard robber inhaler, costs but $1.00, stomach dosing, snuff, sprays and!jand an extra battle of Hyomel, if after-

douches without success, and now believe eatarrh to be incurable. But Summers, the druggist, holds out) hope to all distressed. He sells a remedy called Hyomel which is guaranteed! for eatarrh, colds, coughs, bronchitisasthma and croup. Hyomel (pronounced High-o-me) is medicated ialr, , full of the healthy virtues of the mountain, pines. You breathe In the . delightful - antiseptic

waras neeaeak. costs -but 50 cents. See Summers pharmacy about It today. Temperature Causes Trouble. The -elfectric locomotives used in the Simplon tunnel are troubled with excessive condensation, affecting the insulation, -due to the difference in temperature in the tunnel". and outside. '

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HOARDING HOUSE.

A BIG FIRE AT LOILli h'MnM I

H. A. Jones Nearly Loses Life While Sleeping Over Blaze.

Lowell, Ind.. Sept. 25. (Special) Fire broke out about 1:30 this morning in the Andrews building on Commercial avenue, a two-story frame building. The lower floor is occupied as a barber shop run by Jud Palmer. The fire department did good work and saved the surrounding building from going up In smoke. H. A. Jones, who lived above the shop, was sleeping when the fire broke out and had a narrow escape from death, being rescued at the last moment.

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AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY Save time, trouble and worry by using A FOUNTAIN PEN A GOOD Fountain Pen Such as is sold at Summers Pharmacy Guaranteed, to work promptly. Summers Pharmacy EXPERT PRESCRlPTtONISTS Commercial1 Ba0K BIdg Call your doctor MHriM

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BASTAR & McQARRY

THE JflWEUERS 175 S. Holiman Street Are offering special low priois on all watches to reduce stock. It is worth your vhile to look them tver.

Ladies' Gold Filled Watchej $ with'Elgin or Waltham movement, guaranteed 20 j 'ears , - - -

Gentlemen's Gold Filled 7 Patches with Elgin or Waltham movement, guaranteed 20 years

All clean, new stock, fully, guaranteed. We are a little overStocked wthwatches and want to reduce.

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YOU CAN'T AFFOATAY A."UiriJS JSStSfa M " that GIGANTIC SEPTEMBER FURNITURE SAI F FKiTatTn REGULAR PBICES. Tiat's why

This $20 Extension Table for 12.48 Should appeal with irresistible forcefullness to all who appreciate good furniture- Same is built from genuine oak of handsome flaky grain, extra large and massive pedestal base. You'll do better at the Lion Store, but don't take their word for it come and see.

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NOTICE 3 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE

This Genuine Leather Couch 15.25

We have been fortunate in securing these real Leather Couches guaranteed $30 value and give our customers the advantage of the purchase. Highly carved solid quarter sawed oak frame, warranted oil tempered steel springs, sanitary construction, deep diamond dufted. Genuine leather. Exactly as shown, $15.25.

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EXTRAORDINARY SATURDAY SPECIAL SHIRT WAIST BOXES , Or course you want one O t7

The best of them all THE DOMESTIC LINCOLN RANGE 24.75 We claim: Largest heating capacity, greatest economy in fuel, most artistic design and finish. Every range sold under builder's guarantee from factory; SO days' free trial. Let us prove the above to you! ,

This beautiful Bed 5.65 A most extraordinary offer and one that cannot fail to bring hundreds of buyer to the big store, Saturday and two weeks thereafter. This Bed in Vernis Martin finish, malleable iron and brass, 5.63.

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This Handsome DavenportOQ 7C Like cat, worth 45.00 wi I J rf you are considering the purchase of a Genuine Leather Davenport, by all means make use of this opportunity. You will find a great, massive, beautifully carved legs, continue post back. Dest of Sterling Leather over finest steel construction and oil tempered springs, absolutely worth 45.00. Sale price 29.75.

uia you ever see a genuine leather Rock like this for 12.75 If ever you had a chance to buy a bargain here is one. We bought 100 of them at one-half the wholesale price. This is a great big massive Rocker, upholstered seat, back and head rest in solid genuine leather. The regular price is 22 while they last 12.75.

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Again we demonstrate our ability to give our customers a Saturday special that is actually worth 2.50. Exactly as shown, 26 inches long 15. inches high, 15 inches wide, upholstered top, covered with excellent quality colored danam. None to children, no phone or C. O. D. orders. Sat

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OUR CARPET SALE Is proving a sensation. Don't delay making your selection of Carpets, Linoleum Drapes and Curtains. To wait is to suffer regret.

Come and see this massive Tf BRASS BED .OU rhis is a Lion Store offer and is genuine. You will not find a light, small post cheap bed, but a perfectly constructed massive 2-inch post bed. A ?40 value at 25-50.

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McDougall Kitchen Cabinet

OF COURSE YOU WOULDNT THINK OF BUYING A KITCHEN CABINET until you see our great exhibition, fully three times as large as any showing in Northern Indiana. "Hoosiers" for those vho want them itfeDougals for those who demand the best. A great massive cabi

net. September sale price

16.50

WE WILL HOLD GOODS Bought during this sale until wanted, storage free. Refund railroad fare in

radius of fifty miles on purchases of $25

and up. Free delivery.