Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 205, Hammond, Lake County, 16 February 1907 — Page 7

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES S:timlav, Fob. 1G, 1907. PAGE SEVEN

ant Column

VANTi".!) Front mom, furnished, for man and wife within one block o Plato depot. Address "R. J." JAKiJ Oji'stv Tim L'-Kj-lt.

the Way of

WAN'TIMj- I'.

tlim ki-i per, be: Erie freight. Oa'i

Rants, Henm freight oHico.

itlon as l.o--kke 1 est of reference;;.

or iiii'ii'tis ii

Ind., tare of

r or Call W. Erie

2-1 i t-

WAXTla Apprentice girl3 dr.-.-smaking. Mrs. Win. B Hoffman Mi-.-.-t. 2-1 4-2f.

to learn rder.s, 2 4 0

VAN'TIOl .-t.-a care of drug and D o u g bj s -1. ! fur sa'n: at r-a of 21S i:..V.h P 2 -1 :i - It.

drugghst to ,,e i.c.-.r State , ,.,r said drug aide price. Ir West Harr.i.o

take Line store j i: ! re . ii-1.

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anvemei

F. M.

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rt.t.-.l. Care

Tun-:.-.

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room house; rant rally lo,akc County

WANTED . Clm

:m!-ts in private family, aroet. li-ll-'R.

WATEi Carrier for Itoule. Apply lake

ios( Hammond

WANT CD Position by young lady as Ktonosrapner. Best of references. Thoroughly experienced la law and inBuranee work. Address "E M" care Lake County Ti sins. 2-9-tf.

WAMIOD-tu"!" for West Ilanauoud Uoulf. Apply LaW County '1 ime.

GLORY FOR 0 0 !

my pky&i

abihty, y o u t o :y conip I f-.-l a

caus-i I w a r con v I reed ol ia every v.-a

strength, which 1 time during the & I had been ticate,

said be, tow that I e i't ( ov ry

( . i -

not f er of

r.t

o e -m and ray a : . y f ter

While in St. Lou la recently President I NOTICE

a puny battery

ind

Dovey of Boston sign.

of six-footers in Jake Boultos

Jesse W. Oror.dorff, both of the St. Louis Trolley Lt-agu-1. Bonite-s id about tv.vnty-two years of ajc and Or.ndor:f twenty-four. Buultes won jlt'tte:! out of sixteen games in lea-rue

OF FIHS.T MECTIXQ CHEDITOUS.

Pitcher Harry Thie f the New Yorks am! -led f : the l'..iv. .'.r.ia Dental school " actively engaged :;d will not play ba-

Champions cf 190G Add to Laurels in Meet With Illinois.

FURIOUS PAGE

Cayou Getting His Boys In Condition to Compete With Indiana State Lads.

NOTLE DA3IE IIEEI;

Notre Dc ia---, 1;

AGGIES"

,- 1 1

ati.h Agri a dv:

tes of Notroi'.tural (-..iit-y nl meet in th-lu.-ul iustitoti Four ai:s

1 M

a toi ha ve

a. n 1 a

meet

' i '

WAN TED M'-n, at once for service in P&MiCj.Ine islands; able bodied men, enmnrtied, betAeea as of 21 and 33, Cf good character and temperate habits, who cen cpeak, read and write English. For tfclonn&ticn apiy at Itecrulting O.tOce, M State tv.et, Hammond. Ind., OT J.'iH Sjuth State street, Chicago, in.- -i-afi-tf.

IIIS'II ADS Pi

1)K, lilhNT ba'h at ."i Bt boiisa 'r either 3Cr:s :

l'urnhshed room with Kiaibaieh nvenue. Apply Madame McNeil. Phone 11S2. 2-14-3t.

1'OR RENT A laifre front room, sultal. le far two; modern conveniences. Call 112 Clinton -street. 2-13-lwk. FOR PALE Two well bred roadsters, tnree years old; well broke to drive. Inquire of F. 1!. Seheidt, Flack Oak, Ind, Telephone Hammond 4217. 2-9-G

FOR RENT Knickerbocker farm, con(;t&tit.c of 3td ii ores, almost all of whlcii hi' under cultivation; Rood garden lari5; good buildings; located one mile outh of Hammond city limits; Will text in parcels or as a whole, to eult ter ant?. Apply to Crurnpaeker Ai Jdora'J, Ilammond building-. 2-1-tf.

X"OR RENT New, well furnished rooms with bath. All modern conveniences. Address A. W. Lake County Tivr:s. -2-13-1 w.

FUR RENT FtinHh man and wife, or North Ho'.ini'.n tre fdroci.-2-F-.-lt.

d rotfms for fi gentleman. S22 t, near Gcstlin

Crawfordsville, Ind., Feb. 15. Wabash college defeated the University of Illinois at basket ball tonight by the score of 50 to 1J. The Indiana college champions set a furious pace and during tho lirst half mado it a runaway, the half ending 2D to 3. In the second half tho visitors took a wonderful braco and honors wero about even. Lineup: Wabash ( ;0). Illinois (13). Fiddell Right for Ryan. Freeman. .Left for Noer. Tibei g. Ssprow Center "vVestfall. Wicks. . , .Right guard ... I adant. Glpe Right guard. .. .Caul, Cenr.ak Faskets from held Sprow (S). Fn cman (6), Wieks (7), Hiddel (2), Ryan (2). Hadant (2). Freo throws Ryan (I). Wieks, (4). Referee Derate, Do1'auw. Coach Cayou Is working the Wabash lads hard this week getting thorn in condition to meo tho Indiana State boys. Fosson, the Wabash high Jumper, has been canned and this will lca i only Redman for the high jump. Miller is expected to pull away the pose vault and some of the runs, while Rlair will win the. 20 and 100 yard dashes.

EI H UE OK

flPiQON HE

RIAL

Friend's Youngsters Surprise Adversaries from Illinois.

FUR RENTlleV lblt. ttre. t.--2-1."

-1 11! tin 1t.

f urnislo d re at 3 4 1

room in E. State

FOR SALE Six room cottage near court hoiise. Purchaser to move prune from lot before June 1st. Address all replies to E. C. Laki: County Tijjks.--2-1 2-1 w.

FOK SALE I wo 300-egg Cypher's incuoatois arnt a four sectional hot water brood- r. Address J. Ilopman, 321 Kensington avenue, Chicago, 111. 2-J -tf.

FOR SALE Grocery and meat market With fixtures. Inquire corner Fayette street and Webster avenue, 1-23-tf.

Fr. .'h M.p;d' of counirj dressed chicl.ps ami capons and also all kinds of fresh fish and oysters at Williams Fish market, 03 East State street.

Dc-en your sewlr.g machine need repatrn'i P. so call up C. F. Miller, the Ritwirg machine expert. 241 East State trf. phone 2001. 10-16-lm. Ce Tier's flrst class livery and under-tikli-i,-; open day and night, ambulance 411 tr.wered promptly. 5-29tf

HAMMOND DAIRY GO. The onry sanitary plant in northern Indiana that purifies and filters all its milk and cream. Open to the public for inspection.

Coach Friend's youngsters sprung a surprise last night when they defeated the Illinois aggregation at the Rartlett gymnasium by a score of 48 to 2S.

lais meet gives the dopeists their llrst line on the new Maroon material

for next year.

Taylor, victor in the dash and hurdles

was the bvst point winner in tho meet.

Jacobs, who won the pole vault and

finished third in the hurdles was also

a star performer.

j oi iiuiiuis, oampson, me snot putter; Washburn, the high jumper, and Hin-

man, tho mile runner, wero the stars.

Watson, the Orange and Flue-Maroon Orange and Rluo athlete, took a sec

on, I in the kigu jump and a third in

tile hurdles.

ao one event furnished any particular fireworks. Records generally were good. Taylor won the dash by about

two feet and had a comfortable mar

gin in the hurdles. Hlnman defeats

uiore, mo only Alaroon runner in the

mile, after a hard race, in -1:30 4-5. Chicago made a clean sweep ia the quarter, and almost duplicated this feat in the sv.'. Lingle ran a good race, whih Page's performance was a feature. Hubble was nearly Car. e feet under Sampson's mark in the shot put. w!u!c

inly an inch separated the heights of tin three jumpers. Jacobs on his vault had. Several Inches to spare.

fclepone 2573. 253 Catoy Arsn

ii .!-.) svn tiKililr.u.l J iltUi

Lake

Trust Co.

savings

Collects County Taxes. We bare n eouiplou duidieate on ITnmlimnd iroprt. 1) State Si. Open rvenliiK'! except Thursday. APPLICATION FOH L1C1AM1,

i n aooi"

e and ra

up now beea eui'iy season

to a:; interesting Two years ago Notre Fame in Lansing, but at institution was of tho s-rvices expected to be ti nor. Little is 1.

f th visitor--.

arou nd '...-. o. a 1 r

ta the siH'ctss ot

etes. Sniithson

running tl

time, Keef.

, t, a .

to compete in rynma.-miin of i-r row afterflap s - d t- i : i c e

eld :

man, form Cincinnati rs'.ty of 1', last year

in his j d..aU any

gia :

... i e s : more

was held at -Notre

eatiaisiasia is walked of the r. -rival uf the it. Indirati-jnd point b.Utl.-. the "aggi, s" def.-.lte-l outdoor meet at that time the local accidentally deprived of Draper, who was . h.-avlest point winno wn of the strength but conhM.-tv;.- is felt liter's headquarters as

a t :

i, .

starring

in too p at ten ft Kasper time.

the Notre Dai

and Scales have t

hurdles In remarkable and Graham Lave been the distance runs, Rovle

le vault is foing over tli et daily and Cripe, Ke-ac'. ire daiiag the sprints In

bar and fast

The two greatest first 1 atme:i v ever donned a uniform, Charles C iskey and Captain Adrian C. A::s will play against each other this y. An exhibition gam- has ben s. !:

Uled la t weell the white us, cf wLlcU "Coin my" is predu.-nt, and Ar.f...r.'s new se'.iiipro team and one of the agreements in the contract is that the i-l-.l

fist la ; ers-or,. going to have a ball r yesterday he signed s property f-.rm.-rly -a Hyde i'ark bhns Sixty-hrtt street and :ae and will put up a

IN THE DISTRICT 'COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF INDIANA. IN BANKRUPTCY.

1 P. fore John O. Powers, Referee. 1 In the matter of Frank Reling, Pankf ; ruj. t, No. SO in Bankruptcy, Hammond. . I To the creditors of Frank Reling cf . ! the city of Whiting, In the county of i j Lake, tate and district of Indiana, a - : b.mkr'j; t:

-wtice is ii ere 'ay given that on the 31st day of January. A. P.. 1&37, the said Frank Reiing was duly adjudicate. I bankrupt, and that the first meeting of creditors of said bankrupt will be hold in the office of said referee in tl:-- public court house in the city of Hammond, county of Lake, state and district of Indiana, on the 16th day of February, A. !., 1007, at 10 o'clock

timers snail pi a; Anson is sure!; park this year, f a b-a-e for tl, play eel on by t soeker team at St. Lawrence ave

s w e

! 1

grand stand and complete plant

there. The work will start toon and be finished April 4.

KID KELLAR OF CHICAGO

EASY PEEY TOR GRUENE WALD

Young C'lnlly of Hammond Put to Sleep Hy Jack O'I.eary In Fourth Hound of Preliminary at Milwaukee Fights. Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 1G. A draw in the wind-up between Kid Murphy of New York and Young Fitzgerald of Milwaukee, an incorrect decision in tho semi-wind-up between George Ryan and Jack Raymond, and knockouts in both tho preliminaries marked last night's lights-, which took place in the theatre of the Public Service building. Kid Kellar of Chicago was easy for Young Grueiiowald of Mlhva.iloo. In the first round Kellar had it his own way, but in the second Gruenewald came up strong and did the work with a right to the chinJack O'Leary then tried conclusions with Young dabby of Ilammond, Ind. The first three rounds were fought on an even basis, but tho fourth gave O'Leary a chance to put his right to the solar plexus; of tho Hammond youth, and Clabby reclined peacefully until his seconds carried him out to be revived in a dressing-room five minutes later. Ryan was given the decision over Redmond, but the crowd did not see it that "way, hissing the decision. It was thought that Ryan only had the advantage of three rounds, to the

eighth. Raymond leading easily in the

majority.

In the final event Fitzgerald was put

to the floor with almost the first blow,

but kept to his knitting. In the so ond he evened things by clever baxin and kept an even right the rest of tl way.

OXCE MORE ARE VICTORS.

WhJtias Basket Ball Team Wins Again

From R:iptiM st at laitter's Gymnasium.

The Whitini won from th

basket ball team again

local Baptists at t!

hatter's to Is. The s

gymnasium

1 v

a score

ranie all through w

roui. the

that

as lacking

has 1 1 ceil

last few

. E F .It. F . C.

ran les

The

LA PORTE HERE MARCH 8.

La Fort.

Ind..

do c

f the

i-'eh. 15. Tho sehfd-

Girls Basket bail team of the.

La Porto High school ann-a!ie.d tod:iv lists games with th- Whiting and Hammond teams. W luting will play in this city March 1. A week later La Porte will play in Hammond. The following week La Porte wiii play a return game with Whiting in tho oil

town.

ivmouth

paiy

a re tne

night of Washington's birthday, Bend will come March 22 and on 29, St. Joseph, Mich., will be here.

South Maich played

Notice is hereby given to the citizens of U. svillo. Lake county, Indiana, that

undersigned, having ceen a resi--. -f llessville, Lake county, Indil' r a period of more than ninety

a male innaoitant over 'i go, will apply to the Board - : -T.crs of hake county. Intra ir March term, 19i7, for a sell spiritous, vinous and as ia a Uss quantity than a

a tune to pc u ran it on my

J. U.c dent una. : lines n ars Of Ca diaaa keens malt quart

CHESTERTON ORGANIZES. Chesterton. Ind., Feb. i-i. xi:e Tribune ball team of this place is to be reorganized for the coming season. It was under the management last y,ar of Dr. Wiitfong, a prominent physician of the town, but the prospects now favor enclosed grounds with the organization of a stock company to place the team on a solid basis. It is likely that Clark, a La Porte boy, and Wallace, of Chicago, will do the battery work.

a n o 1

u. jr. at

MATKEWSON IS GOOD.

premises at my jaaeo or tuismess namely: Eronr room of one-story frame

building .situ.it.-d on lot 7. IV ter Meyn

Pd.iHlon W village of llessville. Lake county, being mat part north of the New York, Chicago and St. Louis railroad right of wav of the 5-6 of the

a.-t , of nw i. of section 9. township

0 N.

J west. 2-9-3WK

CHAri. W. STEWART.

Palace of Sweets CARIES AND ICO CREAM

New Y" oriel ul nor pi

-W

15.-

as thought

matte r, it is

neither to sav

a fact

:as been with the

the usual shown in

line up : Baptists. Wall Da La lien II. Hudson. . . 1 luettene-r .... Campbell Fold goalsPoints on f.iu

The Baptists second team defeated the second high school team by a score of 2 0 to 10.

. . R. alar

-ts, ti; iiting,

Whiting.

Ttowle

Ore-

Co-vard Floyd Morrison Whiting, 15.

S; 'Baptist

Little Rock, Ark., Feb. i:. Legal advisers of the management of tin- Oaklawn track at Hot Springs have affirmed that the Amis anti-pool selling law, recently passed by both branches

f the legislature, is defective in many ays, and the otheers of the track have r.uouneed that they will test its val

idity and constitutionality in the courts

a his action win oe taaen as soon as

tae governor has aiiixea ins signature.

said

ho forenoo: tors may '.i:, appoint bankrupt :

at which time said attend, prove their i trustee, examine the id transact such other

business as may properly come before said court. JOHN O. BOWERS. Referee In Bankruptcy. Twelfth. Referee District of Indiana. Dated at Hammond, Ind., February Cth, 1 ..a 7. Note Creditors will please observe requirements coneernir.j? proof of claim. See section 57 of bankruptcy act IS'jS, General Order NXI and forms.

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HHOUHOEMEMT

SPECSflL-

Prices from now until MARCH 15th on Contract for PAPERHANG1NG

Estimates furnished on ail kinds of Work at a very low figure and solicit your patronage.

All Work Mrktly Guaranteed. Come Early to Avoid the Rush.

I. L. COHEN

Telephone 2022 405 SIBLEY STREET

H A M iYl O N I),

I N D.

V Tl ti ti V 4 i ! 1

Cincii: nati

named Haas.

has signed a Redland rooters

ca tcher will lo

able to shout at tho new backstop be

tween gulps of beer without having to twist their tongues around the English language.

state

Transfers

February PI, '07. A list of real estate

transfers furnished daily by the Lake County Title and Guaranty company,

abstracters, Crown Point, Ind.

Martin J. Kueharski to Paul B. Lipinski, Let li'2, block 2.1, subdivision West 317, S. W. section D7, 9, East Chicago $1200.00 East Chicago company to Kataryna Kwasny, Lot 2e, block 22, East 4, 7, S. W. XI section

2'J, 27, 9, East Chicago East Chicago company to John Yaradj, Lot 23, block 23, second addition, Indiana Harbor Anthony J. Reihind to Albert Given, Lot 7, biook S, N. W. : section 32, 37, 9, East Chicago Mary A. Reiland to Albert Given, Lot G, block S, N. W. K section 32, . 37, 9, East Chicago Michael Wehner to Henry J.

Railway Time Table.

Roads

Lve. Roads IlamdA M. Erie .. 5.4 ox Perm . . 5. 5 Ox Mon'n. 6.10 Erie... C.12 L. S. . G.Idx

Wab'h. C.lf

M. C. Perm.. L. S . . N. P. M. C. Penn. . Mon'n L. S . . Erie. . Penn. . Erie. . L. S.. Wab'h Mon'n M. C Erie. . R S. Penn. .

Mon'n

(5.20 , 6.16 6.23x1 C.40 6.40 , 6.42 . 6.47f 7.06x1 , 7.30 . S.OOx , 8.40 8.oS . 9.H4 , 9.36 , 9.53x .10.05 10.14I .11.00s

11.11

M. C...11.53X

P.M.

Penn. .

I L. S. ,

M. C. Penn. . Wab'h Penn. . Erie. . L, S., M. C Mon'n. Erie . .

L. S

hOO

,12.38x 1.0S , 2.06 . 2.1S9 , 3.03 , 3.31x , 3.50 4.02 4.08X 4.393 , 4.42 4.55x1

N. Y7. U N. W. 4 Z, 34, S and N. E.

heeuuu -t, ot, o, coir S2.o3 acres Carpenter to Otto

Mon'n. 5.02 M. C... 5A2x Penn... 5.32 R S.. 5.35x R S.. 6.401 R S.. 6.57 Penn 7.00x M. C... 7.05x Mon'n. 7.49x N. P. 8. 10 Wab'h. 8.40 T.T. a.. 9.13s Erie. ..10.10 L. S.. 12.50

Ar. ! Chi. A.M. ; 6.42 t.45 7.10 7.12 7.12 7.15 ' 7.10 7.25 7.46 7.40 7.30 7.4s 7.40 8.32 8.80 9.00 9.40 9.50 10.22 10.35 10.45 11.00 11.20 11.10 12.00 12.35 P.M. 1.35 1.57 2.55 3.15 8.50 4.30 4.50 4.55 4.50 5.35 E.40 6.04 6.55 6.00 e.bo 6.27 7.52 7.4S 8.00 7.55 8.40 9.15 9.30 9.55 11.10 1.40

Erie. . Penn.. Penn.. L. S.. Penn. . L. S . . M. C.., Erie. . L. S., P'-nn.. Mon'n, Penn. . L. S . , N. P. EriP

Lve. Chi. A.M. 12.35 5.20 5.30 5.33x COO 6.15x 7.10k 7.10x 7.421 V.OO.x fc.30 8.50s 9.25 10.35

10.53

Wab'h. 1 in a

I'enn.. .n'.20x Mon'n. 12.00 I- S.. 12.01 P-enrj... 10Qa

renn.. . Erie. .. N. P. Wab'h.

Mon'n.

2.10X

I Via Harbor.

Indiana

M. C... L. S.. Penn. . , R Penn.. , Erie. .. M. C... L. S.. Penn. . , Erie.., R S.. Erie. . , Penn. . Mon'n . N. P.

Erie.

2.30 3.00 3.05 3.15x 4.0 Ox 4.15 4.2 7x1 4.30 5.15 5.3 Ox 5.40 5.40 5.40 5.50 5.5 Sx 6.15x 9.00 9.15

9.30

M. C. .10.00 Wab'h. 10. 30x Penn.. .11.353 R S.. 11.37 M. C. .11.65 Mon'n. 11. 20f

Ar. Hmd. A.M. 1.25 CIS 6.4 2 6.23 6.5d 7.06 7.6S 8.10 8.5S 8.5G 9.19 10.11 10.14 11.25 11-52 11.4S 12.38 P.M. 12.50 1.08 2. OS 1.54 S.31 3.25 3.25 3.48 8.55 3.55 4.55 5.32 6.35 6.32 6.03 6.09 6.57 6.42 6.15 6.40 6.55 7.17 9.50

3 0.08 10.23 10.47 11.20 12.32 12.50 12.49 12.08

xDaily except Sun.

Daily. fDaily except Monday.

eSunday.

NOTICE

OF FIHST SIIdETIN'G CHEUITORS.

SPORTIITO BRIEFS. Tommy Mowatt is to give himself another tryout at Peoria Monday night, where he is billed to fight "Kid" Farmer ten rounds.

. The first on occurred when Fred

the cariv 'Scs,

horse In-tr-uetor

runaway and broke his neck, who came to this coast from the

San Francisco, Feb. 1 fatality of the racing sea at Emeryville yesterday

Ross, a crack jockey in

was thrown from the

in a Ross, mi del

West, was 60 y

Tom Railing, the Texas pitcher, has accented Boston American's terms.

This brings Bosto: up to fourteen.

list of pitchers

Tim Murnane Is of opinion that "Jiggs" Donahue, of the White Sox. is. all tilings considered, the greatest first baseman in the profession, excelling even Chance, Davis, Chase and Tcnney.

Meyrer, section

TC E 1

tainin Geo. A

Huoloier, lots 2 4 to 27, block PI, J. W. Eschetiburg's state line addition, Hammond $1,000.00 Janus J. Water to Margaret L. Arnold, lot 14, block 25, Indiana Harbor 1.00 Joseph O. Morris to Peter W. Meyn and Wells 1). Webb, lots 9 and 10, block 2, Morris addition, Hammond 2,500.00 Wm. Sehieh to Walenty Wlek-

linski, lot 1, block 5, Birkhoffs addition, Hammond ... 1,175.00 Wm. Schlich to Nellie M. Motto, led L' tdock 1, Hammond Heights. Hammond 1,350.00 Auditor Lake county to O. A. Johnson, lot 13, block 3, Horsford Park 1.13 Auditor Lake county to J. R. Far void, lots 1 and 2. block 2, r. division part nw 14 section 29-37-D, East Chicago; hd 22, block 11, and lot 6, bloek 03. Indiana Harbor; lot 0, block 15, second addition, Indiana Harbor 15.S2 Thomas Ray Dille to Walter L. Allman, w 5.05 chains of that part w !j south e-f Indian b undary of in niile line of section SG-37-S, containing ft'.. 7 7- acres, except strip oif south end deeded to Indiana Harbor Railway company ... 4,000.00 Lizzie Nash to Ilyman Evans, lot 1. block C, Towle and Young's addition, Hammond. 3,900.00 Frank Abrahamson to Edward

54 section So acres. . 1,500.00 go Elbert, lot 'i, sec

tion 16-S5-S 1,200.00 Kate White to George Elbert, 3J feet off east side w ; lot 3 of 1 acre lots, section 10,-2,-,-s 100.00 Michael Stark to John Stark, lot 1, A. Hart's addition, St.

John 5,000.00 Ia addition to the foregoing trans

fers there have been fled for recorel

five mortgages, five releases and six

niisceila neons instrumen

and s sw -4 sw 11-S3-S, containing Wate White to Geo: ha 4 and part of

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IN THE DISTRICT COFRT OF HIE FNITED STATES FOR THE DIS

TRICT OF INDIANA. IN BANKRUPTCY. Before John O. Bowers, Referee.

In the matter of Wm. B. Davis, Bankrupt, No. 37, in Bankruptcy, Hammond.

To tho creditors of Wm. B. Davis of

the city of Hammond, in the county of Lake, state and district of Indiana, a

bankrupt:

Notice is hereby given that on the

9th day of February, A. D. 1907, the

said Wm. B. Davis was duly adjudi

cated a bankrupt, and that the first

meeting of creditors of said bankrupt will be held in the office of said referee

in the public court house in the city

of Hammond, county of Lake, state

ind district of Indiana, on the 23rd day

of February, A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time said creditors may attend. prove their

claims, appoint a trustee, examine the said bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come belore said court. JOHN O. BOWERS, Referee in Bankruptcy. Twelfth Referee District of Indiana, Dated at Ilammond, Ind., February 9th. 1907. Note Creditors will please observe requirements concerning proof of claims. See section 57 of bankruptcy act 189?, General Order XNI and form3.

Spring and Summer Woolens now ready your inspection, once you get the habit you'll wear no other

I DAVE HIRSCH, 203 Fayette Street l HAMMOND BUILDING i

fori

hk Pepperdine & Son

Phone 2633

Contractors and Builders

Cement and Concrete Construction a Specialty. 244 Plummer Ave. Hammond.

Beauty Specialist Mme. Palmer Room 310 Hammond Cldj. Electrical Scalp Treatment, Hair Dressing, Face Bleach and Radio Bell Hand Massage and Manicuring a Specialty.

Ready to Receive Patrons,

The University ot (.men go Central Y. M. C. A. baskct-l a

month victorii

Feb. 'e- 1

anything ai out the

that Christy Mathewson signed to a 19e7 contract

Giants for more than a month. When tho "tig fellow" met the owner of the club to attach his name to a contract, Mathewson volunteered the Information that ho believed himself fully recovered from the attack of diphtheria, which threw him out of training in PTeo;, and told Mr. Brush that lie was confident he could pitch as well next summer as he ever had. "I want to express myself rather lr-

sctly ia referenda ta ihs ausUi oS "Unes,

and. th '1 teams.

considered the two most ukeiy claimants for the A. A. I", championship, will meet ton! gilt in their second game cf the season. The game will be played in the Y. M. C. A., and promises to beeven more interesting Fran the one a

ago, s by

when the Maro a s-ore of '2j to

Iowa City. Iowa, Feb. 1 announcement of any ki made by anyone cor.r.oc.'

-While no

executive athletics.

end o it has hi

Iowa on learm

with -r.iver that

the si tithe

sc.neduie o!

for next fall will the University of and Nebraska, in

t he hawkey? football team

i n c iude g a in e s with Wisconsin, Illinois addition to contests

with the University of Missouri and

th Iowa, Collegia of dMechania Arts-at J

LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond, North township, Lake county, Indiana, that I, George Brandl, a male inhabitant of the. city, county and state aforesaid, over the ant of 21 years and a person not in

I the habit of becoming intoxicated, will j apply to the board of county commissioners at its regular session, which ! is to be held in Crown Point on the I 4th day of March, 190V, for a license

to sell spiritous, vinou3 or mait liquors in Rss quantities than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises where sold. The piace where said liquors are to be sold and drunk is as follows: Situate in the ground floor of a frame building 33 feet deep on lot 15, block 1, to Hammond, Indiana, and known as No. 5S riummer avenue. There are two living rooms in the rear. (Signed ) GEORGE BRAND! Feb 5, 1907c3wk3

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate. In the matter of the Estate of George Skutt. No. IS 5. In the Lake Superior Court, December Term, 1906. Notice is hereby given to the Heirs, Legatees and Creditors of George Skutt deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the 11th day of March, 1907 and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness the Clerk the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 24th day of January, 1970. HAROLD IL WHEELER. Clerk Lake Superior Court. """' "' 1 "' LICENSE NOTICE.. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond, North township, Lake count, Indiana, that I, II. Kraft, a male inhabitant of the city, county and state aforesaid, over the age of 21 years and a person not in the habit of becoming intoxicated, will apply to the board of county commissioners at its regular session, which i3 to be held in Crown Point on the 4th day of March. 1907, for a license to sell spirituous, vinous or malt liquors In less quanti

ties than a quart at a time with the i privilege of allowing the same to be i Crunk on the premises where sold. j The place where said liquors are to j be sold and drunk is as follows: The I ground floor front room of the two i Btory brick building situated on lot 23, j

block 3, Townsena ic uoarreys addl- j tion to Ilammond. corner of Sibley j

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