Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 57, Hammond, Lake County, 24 August 1911 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Thursday, August 24, 1911.

Crown Point Mews

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

SHUCKS

From the Diary of SL Lesce

lick Spence sez 'y never hear very tnenn'y lawyers a-nghtin' each other, nervidin' thpv'r well arnualnted.

It Isn't always what a man knows erliout you thet keeps his mouth shut, bcause most times It's what he knows crbout himself. Library Xotea. The book committee held an important meeting Monday of this week. People Interested in mushrooms may not know that the library has two excellent books on that "subject which contain splendid colored plates and minute descriptions of the different varieties. When in doubt as to whether certain kinds are edible, come and consult one of these volumes and make sure.

It has been decided that fiction will no longer be reserved for patrons of the library. The custom has caused some dissatisfaction and hereafter everyone will have an equal chance to obtain the particular story they want. Xon-fiction will always be reserved on request.

For the last week the library has

teach 'German In the high school, has been principal of the high school at Zionsvllle. Ind., for the past two years. He Is a graduate of Northwestern university. Miss Fowler, who is a specialist in English, had been head of the English

department in the Blandlnsville, III.,' high school for the past three years Edwards. Tolleston

and Is a graduate of the Columbia Col

lege of Expression.

LAKE COUNTY FAIR SHOW IS HIGHLY POISED FOUR MEMBERS

ADDED TO CLUB

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Grace Edmonds,

Crown Point; Charles Francis & Son, New Lenox, 111.; Lola Farley, Fred and

Miss Godfrey is a graduate of the Mnler- Crown Point; Mrs. Lela Galpin,

Broaiaway, Indianapolis; Thomas

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isconsin state normal - school at Whitewater, Wis., and has been a teacher in the departmental school of Elliott, Wis., for the past seven years. Miss Jones Is a graduate of the Michigan state normal , school at Tpsilantl as a specialist in drawing, and has

been distributing pamphlets containing bna teacher in the. public schools of

lists of the world's best books. There I are lists for old and young, also Mr. 1 Roosevelt's pigskin library "and lr. Eliot's five-foot library. Anyone who has not had one of these pamphlets

may obtain one by calling at the .11-, brary. Opening; of the I'm bile School. The elementary schools will open on

M. B. Gates. Hammond; C. W. Guern

sey, Wanatah, Ind. The Friday Card! ' The races for Friday are as follows 2il7 Pace Stake, Friday, Aug. 25. McLaury cs g, by Red River, dam Goldy, J. J. Lowery, Logansport. Ind. John K., b s, by Gov. Quillan, John Kendall, Logansport, Ind. Nellie M., b .m, by Boston Wilkes, Jos. Peterson Laporte, Ind. Grace Colbert, b m, by Colbert, T. S.

Jennings, Elkhart, Ind. Besslei Goma, bl m, by Prince Goma,

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Michigan for the past four years

Mr. Vincent Youche, a local stenographer of skill and successful practical experience, will devote one or two periods daily to teaching stenography and typewriting in the high school. The dominant aim in the reorganization of the schools has been to nrovldn

for individual differences in children. aam Ma c- c- Heimbach, Burr Oak, and to make the course flexible enough ( Michigan. to meet vari.iu nA, tin irr..i Wineado. b m. by Almedo Star, dam

Sept. 11. On account of the fact that son has evpr ben & or Mag, C. C. Heimbach, Burr Oak, Mich, the new high school building Is not fi- K,r, who fas ,n one ,ubJect and doMl Jlm Grattan. br g. by Grattan Jr..

(iSn-u niKn ti i .."v i.rSu, excellent work in all others of a giv- nam Mella Hunter. II. F. Baker, Kan ka- . until Sppt. 18. Announcement con- . .,,. ., , . , . . . i... tin-ni, ! , , , , , . . , en Krade should be required to spend an Kefl Illinois. 'cernlng the openmg of the high school tra ..... !n that ,.a.t , ,,, . ., ,,,

maoe r. , . the Crown poirlt erhools promotions In Pochahontas, Mark Maddux, Wingate,

rhe teacners in tne puniic scnoois or me departmental school (grades six to Indiana.

Crown Point Tor the coming year are eight) will be made by subjects rather as follow-- than by grades. It is believed that this High school W. II. Curtis, superin-. plan will increase both thoroughness tendent. A. B.. Indiana university, j and Interest in the work. graduate student, Columbia university, I . , physics, chemistry, commercial geogra-j Sheriff Grant succeeded in apprephy; Mary H. Curtiss. principal. Ph. B., j hending and nabbing a foreigner yes-

l niversity of Chicago, graduate stu-

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dent. University of Michigan. Latin, geometry; F. C. Meyer, A. B., Northwestern university, German, algebra, botany, athletics; Lois M. Fojvler, B. E., Columbia College of Expression, English, history; Vincent Youche, stenographer, business college, stenography, typewriting; Mrs. E. Buehler, Ph. B., Northwestern college, music; Clara B. Jones, graduate Michigan state normal college, art, mechanical drawing. A manual training teacher will be selected upon the completion of the

ltotfea and n n I vprsl t is of the ponntrv i mee a Elgin,

Mazzie C., by Atlantic King, dam by Online, J. A. Croxton, Angola, Ind.

Sapho, gr rn. by Prince Carl, dam

Lilac H.. Dr. Kilmer, South BenV Ind. Lillian Hearst, b m. by Nut Irearst, dam Nellie H., Chas. Snyder, Upland, Indiana.

; Four new members, all of whom are believed to be confirmed bachelors, were

S. Reiter, W. 11. Webb Of "uutu lo i memuersmp roster oiJtne

I Car Co F S Betz ' y Bacnelor clul a a meeting and the Hammond manu-l6,nner held Jn McNally's cafe in Broad

way, jonn 11. Herr, president of the organization, presided at the meeting, but he seldom smiled as he was In great fear lest a possible benedict be added to the honored roll of the society. AVhrn They Wine.;"

The club only meets when it is to dine, and it only diries when it is about

to lose a member by matrimony. He

me one tnat is to get married, pays

the bills. A. n. Connell, who in Sep

tember is to take a Chicago girl to be

his wife, paid last night's bills.

It is believed that the new members

elected. Dr. T. J. Toner, Judge Homer Ansley, George " Guffln and Joseph Frost, will be faithful to the club's rules. Usually it is the custom to have

a membership of nine, but the mem bership was. increased to twelve. ,

The other members are: L. B. Bovd.

Henry Vossler, Joseph Gillies, George Scott. Dr. J. H. Long, William Bigelow, A. T. Freer and J. D. Herr.

The "departed" brethern are: Joseph

attractions at the fair.

Judge V.

the Standard Steel

and W. B. Conkey

facturers motored to the fair yesterday. Kach considered himself an expert Judge of fat stock.

The special edition of Tns Times

rushed to the fair grounds yesterday

reached there at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and a thousand copies were distributed. B sure and gt a copy of Thh Times Couity Fair edition today and tomorrow.

The Purdue university display in

Agricultural Hall showing the work of

the agricultural schools especially at the experimental station is attracting considerable attention among t... tors and Is a feature that appeals strongly to the farmers.

"It Just looks as though Lake county was the goat."' said Director W. .F. McAleer this morning. "The attendance

yesterday was twice what it had ever been before on Wednesday and we ,

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RUMORS OF

INTERURBAN CONNECTION

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terdav rharE-r1 with rnhhi n cr a o-t-t i-o 1 ,

store at Boone Grove. The fellow was Famous Dilliard, b s, by Hal Dllllard. held here urtil the afternoon, when dam Carrl J- M- Coterman Goshen. Deputy Sheriff Linton made the trip lndianaup from Valparaiso and identified the ' Agnes Bennett, b m. by S. W. Bennett, fellow as the man wanted for the rob-I dam b" Harry T., Tom Holmes. Laporte, bery. (Indiana.

I HI Henry, ch c, by Theo. Shelton, dam Wynola, B. Lehner, Aurora, 111.

Word from Mrs. Barr, who recently underwent an operation at Hahneman hospital in Chicago, is reported to be progressing finely and much Improvement is noted in her condition. Several Crown Point auto fans are

arranging to take in the big auto race

will be represented on the high school New walks and driveways are being Kapids.

Blllie Sam, rfr g, by Red Sam, J. M. Qulnn, Delphi, Ind. Little Ned, bg, by Inline, Fyson & Gelzlelchter, Huntington, Ind. 2i35 Trot, Friday i. 1. Peggy from Paris, bm. by Beodon,

dam Zelda, Frank Valbot, Grand

t Vi . n Vi t w . were pnlnc to null mit n

litle ahead this year. Then this rain." . v --" vB, u. lunolm

ana a., v. uonneii. There, were several acrimonious dis-

j cussions at last night's session. A res

olution was Introduced to Impeach

Farmer Will J. Davis sharply calls our attention to the Iake county fair.

t r Ka hnliUn a I r i'i Ti- n Pnlnt TniHani- I

. . , , .. j President Herr as a confidential report today, tomorrow, and subsequently. !,.. uv u , .

According to the prospecturs, there

ijiinan iiiss; inira graae, jessie i-etu-, , . , . . , 11.-,.. r.i-Ver X m nnrt tnd , , . , ... There is more Catarrh m thtt tertlon of the country ttomer uecxer, LAporie, ina. bone; fourth grade. Josephine Meeker; than all other disease put together, and until the last R. Laura Fay bv John R.

taifth irrade Rose Schmal few years waa supposed to be incurable. Fot a Kreat T . . rVun Kru. "" ':u""a'- rfnrtnn nmnnnnri it . inni ernon McGlrr. Hammond. Ind

faculty. ) constructed at tne urown Point cemeThe local high school is fully accrd- ,tery which will add much to the beaulted by the state and graduates who ty and looks of the place, besides being have taken our college preparatory a necessity In some places, courses are admitted to all the leading Mr. and Mrs. Val Zimmerman of Rocolleges and universltle-without ex- Chester, Ind., are visiting with Mr. and amlnation. Including the Universities of Mrs. George Keiser on Main street. Indiana. Michigan, Chicago, North- ( ..Xhe Uon and the Mouse" is billed as western and Wisconsin. the attraction at Central Music hall toElementary school First grade. Nel- ni"-ht. lie Griesel, Essa Crowell; second grade, ,

2. Jessie Hart, bm, by Great Hart, J. Heierodt. Coldwater, Mich.

will be grand racing, trotting, and pacing as a . feature of "a regular o. f. county fair on the most unique track of the globe." The invitation to self and our well known (or w. k.. to oe explicit) poultry expert, P. Hammond, Is

most cordial. But, alas! says H. E. K. !

in the Chicago Tribune.

The list of directors of the fair this year are as follows: W. J. McAleer, North; C. H. Frederick. Hammond; Ernest Treptow, Calumet; B. W. Stratton. Hobart; N. P. Banks, Hobart Township; J. F. Herman, Ross; Jacob Schmal, St. John; Mat Jourdaln, Center; Wm. Vansclver, Crown Point; Geo. Piepho,

Hanover; C. T. Bailey, West Creek;

had been received that he had been

seen in company with three ladies at one time, and on another occasion he was observed talking to a fair excursionist on the Wabash. Henry Vossler was accused of atmiring a pretty west

end belle because she made good biscuits of which Vossler is exceptionally fond of, and according to friends, he would

even get married In order to get his

favorite food.

& Interurban railway with the recently Incorporated Calumet United Ralways.

The Air Line people are building the

Gary Connecting railway. They are said to control the Gary and Interur

ban, they do control the Valparaiso and Northern, the line radiaUng out of Laporte connecting Goo3rum and Ches

terton, and If not the dominating factors in the destines of the Gary, Hobart and Southeastern Traction company, they are heavily interested in It. For some time the Air Line has been making overtures for the acquisition of the Gary and Southern railway. Who Ia Back o MoveT.. Frequently the rumor arises that the Calumet United interests are to take over the Gary and Interurban rail.r but this Is denied by both sides. Whether the supposed holding company is to take over the C. V. Ry. and Air Line interests remains to be seen and what is more undertermined yet is which is to control and whether out-, side capital is to absorb both interests.

MIIIer-Eaat (iary Route Surveyed, v As announced in yesterday's Tjiiks

new speculation has ben caused by the survey for a trolley route between East Gary and Hobart. It is now -learned

that a preliminary survey has been

made between East Gary and Miller where the South Shore line now operates through.

Two years ago Arthur Blank of Miller and Frank Schauff of Gary secured traction rights in Miller together with a franchise giving them rights to operate to Miller beach. Frequent overtures have been made to them by the South Shore Interests but they have declined to sell.

SPARTAN.

ARE TOO FAKING THE TIMKlf

3. Ray Allerton. bg, by Self Conceit. )Ric McMillan. Eagle Creek; Lew

J. H. Dice, Rochester, Ind.

' 4. Viola J.. bm. by Warren J., H. C. McFarland, Warren, Ind. 5. Dick Entertainer, bg, by Entertainer. C. P. Dryden, eMUcago. 6. Tom Dillion, bh, by Fred Dillon, C. C. Webb, Chicago, 111. 7. Maxine, bm, by Count Louis.

Wood. Lowell; James Black. Cedar Creek; David Stewart, Winfield; Geo. W. Lewis. East Chicago; Wm. Vater, Whiting; li. S. Norton, iry.

Gentry,

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Departmental school (grades six, prescribed local remedies, and by eonstanUy falllm

seven and eight) Elizabeth Hughes, to cure with local treatment, pnanounced It Incurable. ... ... ,, Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional d!principal. reading, writing, fc,ngnsh his- eaa8 4 therefore requires constitutional treatment, tory; Arietta Godfrey, grammar, artth- Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. t'hrney ., . t t- Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only Constitutional cure on metlc, spelling; Clara B. Jones, art, U. ttM market. It la taken Internally In dowa from 10 S. history, phyteiologv, sewing; Mrs. E. drops to a teanpoonful. It act directly on the blood . , , and raucous aurfacea ot the system. They otter one Buehler, music. hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure. Send Our new teachers. There will be tor circulars and testimonials. , . , nH, Address F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, Ohio. several new teachers In the publlo amtd bv Dnicfftsta, tse. schools this year. Mr. Meyer, who will Take Haifa Family Puli tor constipation.

9. Dolv Royal, bm, by Royal Signe,

Stratton & Walsworth. Hobart. Ind. 2il2 race, Friday SS. 1. Poslbillty. ch h. by Newton Boy, J. R. Martin, Newton, Ind. 2. Ivan C, bg, by Argott Wilkes, M. F. Baker, Kankakee, 111.

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