Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 221, Hammond, Lake County, 7 March 1907 — Page 7

Thursday, March 7, 1907. PAGE SEVEN.

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WANTED Three unfurnished rooms or willing to share an 8 or 10 rooms house with refined people; no objection to children; by young married couple; residence to be permanent. Address "William Levington, Majestic hotel. 8-7-St-W ANTED Two or three furnished or unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Address Fred Brauer. East Chicago, Ind. 3-6-St WANTED Man to take charge of horse and lawn. Call or address Thomas Shea, 40 Webb Street; phone 3153. 3-6-3t. WANTED Position by widow with one child, as experienced housekeeper or good plain cook. Address A. D.. Lake County Times. 3-6-3t. WANTED Two rooms for light housekeeping, for man and wife and child, address Judy, druggist, at Minas Dep't. Store. 8-5-8t. WANTED One furnished room or two rooms for light housekeeping, by man, wife and child. Address C. B. Judy, druggist, at Minas Dep't Store. 3-5-3t. WANTED Piano pupils; Mrs. Padelford Tupper, 603 Michigan avenues 8-6-3t. WANTED A good girl to cook at No. 1 State street. 3-5-3t. WANTED All kinds of sewing done at 279 Price place. 3-5-3t. WANTED Floorwalker for house furnishing department of the Lion store, Hammond, Ind. 2-25-tf. WANTED Men, at once for service In Philippine Islands; able bodied men. nnmarried. between ages of 81 and 35, Of good character and temperate habits, who can apeak, read and write English. For Information appTy at Recruiting OOioa, 82 State street, Hammond, Ind., r 821 Booth Stat street, Chicago, FOU RENT One furnished room in new flat building, 408 Sibley street, to gentleman only. 3-7-3t. FOR RENT Furnished rooms; suitable for 1 or 2 persons. Address Lake County Times. 3-6-tf. FOR SALE Two seated top buggy apply at 315 Waltharn street, llinks addition. 3-7-2t. FOR SALE Cheap, on account of sickness, building with saloon at Gary, Ind.; a money-making place for right party. Paul B. Lipinski's Agency, 70 South Ilohman street, Hammond, Ind. 3-7-lwk. FOR SALE Lot 94-147 with story and a half house. 24S Oakley avenue. 8-6-lt. FOR SALE Lot 70 feet, with 2 houses 424 Indiana avenue. 3-6-lt. FOR SALE Two lots on Sohl street. Call at Lake County Times. 3-7-3t. FOR SALE Furniture for three rooms, complete; only used four months; am leaving city at once. Call 12 Van Buren street. 31-7-at. , '. . FOR SALE Good building lot, 21 Va by 140, ln Sibley street, near Lafayette school. Just east of Calumet. Apply at 64S State street. 3-7-lwk FOR SALE Brand new 9 room house on Condit street; 50 foot lot. For Bale at a bargain. Inquire Harry Minas, 5 & 10 Cent Sore. 3-5-5t. FOR SALE Choice barred Plymouth Rocks, S. C. Buff Orpingtons, Cornish Indian game eggs $1.00 per 15. Peter Klovtwyk, Munster, Ind. 3-5-5t. FOR SALE or Rent with privilege of 5 acres, 1000 feet side-track on Chicago and Erie R. R. one-half mile south of city limits of Hammond. Phillip McLaughlin, R. R. No. 1. 3-4-tf. FOR SALE 24 acres of sand land in Bection 33, township 37, between Long lake and Lake Michigan; a bargain. , Monroe Fulkerson, 100 Washington street, Chicago. FOR SALE Thirty acres of land; will take cottage for part payment; for full particulars write to S. Lawrence, Three Oaks, Mich., R. F. . D. No. 2.-3 -l-10t. Does your sewing machine need re pairing? If so call up C. F. Miller, the sewing machino expert, 241 East State Btreet, phone 2601. 10-16-lm. If It linn happened In the Calumet Region, you vt1U find It la Tl Luke County Time. 12 you look for It In the LAKE COUNTY TIMES you cannot be disap pointed. HAfWlD DAIRY GO. , Ill 1 1 ,J 1 r, - i 1 . The only sanitary plant la northern Indiana that purifies and filters all its milk and cream. Open to the public for inspection. ttk;lm 2573. 253 Oakley knm mum, ind. " LICEMSE ISOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond, North township, Lake county, Indiana, that I, Adam Slamkowsky, a male inhabitant of the city, ccunty and state aforesaid, over the age of 21 years and a person not In tie habit of becoming intoxicated, will apply to the board of county commissioners at its regular session, which is to be held in Crown Point on the 4th day of April 1907, fcr a license to eell spirituous, vinous or malt liquors ln less quantities than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the came to be drunk on the premises where sold. The place where said liquors are to be sold and drunk is as follows; The ground floor, front room of the onestory frame building situated cn lot 44, block 3 of Morrison adidtion to the city of Hammond. (Signed) ADAM SLAMKOWSKY. Feb. 18, 1907. Swks.

MICE PICKS ill FOR FlfiSTRFA GIE Real Work of Sports to Begin at New Orleans on Saturday. Manager Frank Chance nicked a team from his bunch of players yesterday and gave them a stiff workout- The diamond was covered with sawdust, so that It could be used. The way Frank placed the men yesterday will be the same way he will lino them up for their first game at New Orleans Sunday. The line up; Chance ....first base Ilofman second base Sweeny short stop Stelnfeldt third base Seabough catcher Randall left field Osborne center field Gessler and Schulte right field Mike Kahoe batted grounders to the infield, and the old pitchers to the out fielders who swooped down on them in championship form. Chance is especially watching the work being done by Sweeny and is much pleased with the youngster's work, who will probably be called upon to play Joe Tinkers place during the training trip and possibly tho early part of the season. Sweeney is fast and throws the ball to the bases ac curately. Seabough the backstop threw, the ball to second a few times yesterday and seems to have the speed as vell as the Judgment. Last night Chance gave out the Information that he would probably use tho same team that he used yesterday for the opening game at New Orleans Sunday. The team has received a letter from Overall stating that he will Join the club at New Orleans Sunday. FAMOUS BALLPLAYERS AT WEST BADEN Cubs and Plrnten at Resort Hold Gabfeat Before Large Audience of En thusiast. West Baden, Ind., March 7. The Chicago Cubs, with Manager Frank Chance and Trainer Jack McCormick In charge, are right down to very earnest preliminary work at this place. The members of the team all look to be in very nice shape physically, and their work and a free use of the mineral water this week will round them Into great condition. Both morning and after noon yesterday all hands were . on the diamondnear the Springs hotel. The advance guard of the Pittsburg Pirates arrived in time for a late din ner yesterday, the party consisting of Leever, Phillippi, Willis, Leifleld, Gibson and Phelps. Today active work be gan with them along with capacious libations of the water. The remainder of the Pirates will arrive here next Monday. The big Springs hotel, with a circular court covered with glass two hundred feet in diameter, is a lively and animated scene of evenings, and here is where the dally gabfests are held to large audiences. STOP C0CKFIGHTING. A dispatch from New Orleans, dated March 3, says: 'Today is the first Sunday in more than a century when there has been no cock fighting." The suppression of this particular form of entertainment seems to be about as difficult a task as the stamping out of boll weevil and the gypsy moth. There are thousands in whom a love of the sport is deeply ingrained. Mr. Taft ran up against a cock-pit in the Philippines, but succeeded only in pushing it outside of limited areas. American authority abolished it iii Cuba a few years ago, much to the dissatisfaction of many Cubans. A few days ago an urgent call was made upon Governor Magoon to rescind the order prohibiting the sport. If cock fighting is really suppressed here at home we can refuse with much better grace to countenance it in the islands under our control. NELSON HAS COLD. Will Visit Hot Springs, and May Go to Mexico Batllng Nelson and his manager, Billy Nolan, will soon be on their way to Hot Springs. Manager Nolan says that the reason Nelson returned home so unexpectedly was because the Dane is suffering from a very dangerous cold, and for a time Nelson felt that he wanted to bo near home in case he was taken sick. The pair have planned a trip to the south and will likely visit Hot Springs, New Orleans and probably the City of Mexico, where the champion White Sox are now training. PAPKE WINS PROM RHODES. Peoria, 111., March 7. Bill Papke won the decision over Billy Rhodes before the Peoria Athletic club here last night, after one of the most furious slugging matches ever witnessed in this city. Papke took the lead at the start. He hooked a hard right to Rhodes' Jaw half a minute after the battle started and Rhodes staggered to the ropes, almost helpless. He clung to the ropes and Papke showered left and right swings to his unprotected face. He lived through it, clinched, covered, and stalled for a minute, and then caught the step. . Rhodes recovered during a grueling second and third rounds, when his generalship and craft alone saved him, and then they fought on even terms. Papke rained blows on Rhodes' guards, and the latter's vicious swings and savage right handed uppercuts seemed to have no effect on the Spring Valley boy. During the later rounds

Rhodes had the better of the infighting, and they were at It continuously.

The decision was well received by the greatest crowd that ever saw a fight In this city. WANTS TO MEET ANDERSON. -Ritr .Tim Rnrrv nf Snrint Vallev. Til the home of "Billy" Papke is training in Phicairn thla wapIt at fiilmore's in nrpnaratlnn tnr a fichf with either Martin Burns of Milwaukee, Wis., or with Carl Anderson the local welterw.iht Arir,or tn r.nn,t prrv is wr.rkfntr harri h th cr marks of a good man. Anderson is in Chicago today with a 1 Ms manatrpr. TVanlr P.r.on nnrl wUI frv and arrange for a match in the near future. NOTES OPFIGHTERS. "Honey" Mellody of Charleston, Mass., was completely outpointed last night when he met Joe Thomas of San Francisco in a six round go. Thomas was given the decision, which was well re ceived by the spectators who were present. A return match will probably be booked for the last of April in Frisco. Milwaukee, March 7. There will be two championship bouts here March 12, which will Include bantams who have appeared lately. Young Fitzgerald and Johnny Coulon will mix it, and Kid Murphy and Eddie Greenwald will also go on. The Green Valley club landed the Murphy-Fitzgerald match by adding iuu to me purse orrered by the Badger club. Meantime, the Green Valley managers had heard of the Murphy defection ana went to Chicago, where they signed couion to meet F itzgerald, Manager Feretti and Hugo Kelly re turned from Rochester yesterday. Both Kelley and Feretti denied that the Kel ly-Ryan anair at liocnester was a "frame-up" and declared that both men did their oest. ivewy says ne can stop Ryan in a right mat wm go ten rounds or more. Johnny Coulon and Young Fitzger ald wili meet at Milwaukee on March 12. Kid Murphy and Eddie Greenwald, the other crack pair of little fellows, will clash at the rival club March 15. Packy McFarland and Joe Galligan, the rising local lightweight, are work ing hard for their coming battles at Davenport. Each is nearly at weight. wiucn win oe i&t at o ciock. aoin are great hitters ana 11 is uniiKeiy that the bout win go tne scheduled nrteen rounds. Jack Chrispy, the newsboy champion of Chicago, who won from Kid Frederlckson on a knockout in the fourth round Tuesday evening, is out to meet all comers at 130 pounds. Jack Roe, the LaPorte welterweight, will challenge Anderson for another bout, to take place anywhere. In the United States. That is pretty strong talk from the LaPorte man. Reno, Nev., March 7. The final de tails of the Brltt-Corbett fight were practically arranged yesterday by the promoters of the Reno Athletic asso ciation and Willis Britt. It is believed that the $15,000 for the purse and the forfeits by the fighters will be posted today. As soon as the final details are arranged the articles will be signed. There is some talk now that Sailor Burke, the local middleweight fighter, will get the first chance at Jack Palmer, tho English heavyweight, in a limited round bout in the Quaker city. Jack McGuigan, matchmaker of the Na tional Athletic club of that City, is anxious to put Burke on with Palmer, and will try and complete the match tomorrow. If the men meet they will battle six rounds at catch-weights. SP ORTING BRIEFS. Albany, N. Y., March 7. A bill to put horse racing on a higher plane and rid it of some of the evils that now attend the acta of judges and stewards was Introduced yesterday by Senator. McCall of New lorK. 'ihe measure amend3 the act establishing a racing commission by providing that before a Derson Is appointed a judge or Btewards by the Jockey club or National Steeplechase association his appointment must be certified to the state racing commission and to the super visor of taxes for running race meet ings. Articles were signed yesterday for a wrestling bout between Frank Gotch, the champion, and Jfbhn Rooney, the star of the Chicago police force, the bout will be held in Chicago March 14 at the Coliseum. Billy Nolan yesterday turned down an offer or ju,uuu ior a secona meet- . T 1 1 . Va1a J T ing Detween Dii"' " Gans. Tex Rlckard, who pulled off the first fight between the men, made the offer. Rock Island, 111., March 7. Rock Island inree-i iiuu jwiciuaj .imu unceu . T . ,- -1 . I ,Mlrtwlnsr list of Dlavers sienpd fnr ooason of 1907: Rudd, first baseman: Warner, second base; Cerger and Lyons, third base; Cook, Klugh, Gatherd, shortstops: Murphy, Swalm, Bradshaw, Dowera, Dudley, Sellers, Erlckson, and Carpenter, outfielders; Wilson, Howard, Maloney, Havlik, Anderson, Gansman, Wedig, Herbert, and Hardgrove, pitchrs. and Christman, Jokisch, Traber, and Eng. catchers. In this number there are only seven members of last season's team who will report. There are Rudd, Warner, Cook, Dowers, Howard, Wilson, and Swalm. Billy Forney, last years catcher for the team, will not play with them this year on account of managing an independant club at Valparaiso, Ind. Los Angeles, Cal., March 7. A big surprise met the speculators in the first race yesterday when Teddy Muck romped home an easy winner over Taos, the favorite. The price on Muck was 50 to 1. He got off well and took up the running without losing any time, and flashed a length and a half to the good.

Dover, Del, March 1. An important bill legalizing horse racing in Delaware under the strict Jurisdiction of the Jockey club of New York was introduced in the house of representatives of the legislature yesterday by Representative Efnnum of Sussex" county.

If the plans materialize the Hammond high school track team will meet the LaPorte team In a dual meet to be held at LaPorte some time the last of April. The Valparaiso high school team Is also out for a meet with the Hammond boys, but as yet no arrangemenis naae ior trie meet,nS "c u"ur. wr w maKe v est "ammona a ngnung center according f reports from there yesterday. The tent used by Fred Hienz for a skating rins win oo eecurea wmen wm seat about Pr " ttl6 Pr3ect ot9 I 4" will linniiKi11.. J k " " "'mvuuicm, uiaw large crowds, being accessible from Chicago and other nearby cities. geal Estate Transfers A list of real estate transfers fur nished dally by the Lake County Title and Guaranty company, abstracters, Crown Point, Ind. Toleston Lot 24, block 13, C. T. L. & I- Co.'s redlvision 4th addition; Walter S. Ross to Thomas Duray $ 1,300 Hammond Lots 22 and 23 Staf ford & Trankle's 5th addition, Louis H. Stafford to Adolph H. Bischoft 320 Hammond Lots 22 and 23, block 4 Fogg & Hammond's 2nd division; David T. Emery to Tampa Graves Hammond Lots 2 and 23, Fogg Hammond Lots 22 and 23, block 4, Fogg & Hammond's 2nd addition; James R. Graves to David T. Emery Whiting Part bw M sw 14 of 8-37-9; Henry Schrage to Mi chael Kozacik Whlting Lot 67 subdivision pt lot 1 ln g.37.9; Solomon Recht to Michael Kozacik 2,500 East Chicago Block 2, Os borne's 1st adition; First National Bank, Britt, Iowa, to Elizabeth Brophy Trior, TTarhAr rt 17. hlook 22, East Chicago company to Minnie Bartles 1,235 Crown Point Lot .1, block 19, Railroad addition; Philenus Williams to Eugene II. Crowell 12 Section ie-38-8 Lots 10 and 11, Carnuei M- St. Clair to Selma L Kohn 20,000 section 36-32-10 nw U and part sw V twenty acres; section 25-32-10 part southwest 234.98 acres; Alfred B. Scrogin, to E. M. Brown 11,749 Section 8-37-8, part sw sw 4 Henry Schrage to Michael Kozacik . . .i . . , In addition t6 the foregoing transfers there have been filed for record, eight mortgages, three releases and three miscellaneous instruments. - Ctrange Foods. ' The Indians of this country were not afraid to eat grasshoppers, and the desert Hebrew tribes of, Palestine thought locusts a dainty dish. In the West Indies the negroes eat freely oi the big grub found in palm trees. The fat, white morsel, which they call 'gru-gru," is not cooked or salted the aborigines of Australia live al most entirely on a butterfly known, at the bugong. Typhofd Fever Checked. In India alone the losses to the Brit ish army from typhoid fever amount to half a battalion a year. The latest reports furnish proof that the practice of anti-typhoid inoculations in the army has resulted in a substantial re duction in the incidence and death rate of enteric fever among the inocu lated. LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the cill zens of Hammond, North township. Lake County, Indiana, that I, Nick Snyder, 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 commls sloners at its regular session, which is to be held ln Crown Point on the 1st day of April, 1907, for a license to sell spiritous, vinous or mait liquorB ln less quantities than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drunk on the premises where sold. The place where said liquors are to be sold and drunk is as follows Ground floor front room of a two-story frame building, with living rooms in rear and above. Situate on Lot No. 2 Bjock Xo- 2, Original Town of Ham 1 mond, Ind., known as No. 100 State street. NICK SNYDER. March 4, 1907. 3-14-3wk NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION rTt Tl ...., , . i , . . T T T . . r XiljJXBtUX, Nctice is hereby given that on March 1. 1907, the law firm of Crumpacker & Moran of Hammond, Ind., was disBolved by mutual consent of its mem bers. Mr. Crumpacker will continue the practice of law in the present offices at Suite 202, Hammond building-, Hammond, Ind. Mr. Moran will continue In the prac tice at Suite 409 in the same building. The unfinished business of the part nership will bo concluded to ccmpla tion by Messrs. Crumpacker & Moran as heretofore. Accounts payable to the firm may be paid to either of its former mem bers, and accounts payable by the firm will be paid in like manner on de mand. PETER CRUMPACKER. DANIEL J. MORAN. I Hammond, Ind., March 1, 1907,

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