Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 247, Hammond, Lake County, 6 April 1907 — Page 7

Saturday, April 6, 1D07.

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I Want to Rent a neat cottage or flat in Hammond, not over $22.00 Don't reply if objection to children J. Meyer, Lock Box 214, Hammond WANTED Employment at cement finisher. G. 15. Seetz, 263 Claud ptreet, Hammond. 4 -5-2 1. WANTED To rent by May 1st, 5 or 6 room cottage or flat; 3 persons; Etate particulars. Address F. Times. 4-G-2t. WANTED A competent girl, general housework, good wages. 415 South Hohman street. 4-5-tf. WANTED Competent girl for kitchen. $5 per week. Manhattan hotel, 336 Calumet avenue. 4-4-3t. WANTED Day janitor, Hammond building. Inqulro of It. II. McIIie. 4-5-tf. WANTED Bright boy Tu shipping department. Apply Monday to Mr. Faber, care Specialty Muslin Underwear Co., 125 Condlt street. 4-6-2t. WANTED Boarders and roomers at 146 Morton court. 4-3-lwk. WANTED To rent, a rooming and boarding house In Hammond or vicinity. Address "CJ. 53." caru Lake county Times. -2-it. WANTED Position that will require attention of experienced office man for a few hours each evening. Would prefer keeping books for some physician or concern. Address K. S." care of Lake County Times. 4-2-tf. WANTED Washing to do at home; first class work. Mrs. Chandal, secend flat, 266 South Hohman. 4-2-lwk V..NTED Good girl for general housework; three in family; $5 per week; only experienced need apply. Mrs. C. Kaufman, 23 Rimbach avenue. 4-1-tf WjiNTED Young man to go canvassing and drive tea and coffee wagon. Call after 7 o'clock p. rn., Hammond Tea company, 117 Manila avenue. 4.1-t. WANTED Waitress; good wages. Apply at the Hammond Cafe. 4-1-tf. V.A.WrWD Men, at once f r service In Philippine islands; abl , bodied men, unmarried, between ages of 21 and 35, Ct good character and temperate habits, vrho caa epeak, read and write English. Jfor Information apply at Recruiting Office 2 Btate street, Hammond, Ind., or S2S Soutb State street, Chicago, 11L l-16-tr. STRAYED OR STOLEN Ono mule, on Tuesday night. Return to Ed Marsh. 296 Calumet avenue or phone 1164. 4-4-3t. FOR RENT Largo furnished room, for two; gentlemen preferred. Call 24 Russell street. 5f6-2t. FOR RENT Furnished room for gentleman, office man or clerk. 324 Sibley street. 4-6-2t. FOR RENT Furnished rooms; all modern conveniences. ...pill. at 155 Carroll street. 4-4-tf. FOR RENT Furnished front room suitable for two gentlemen; strictly private and modern. Phone 2951, or call 4 Condlt street. 4-3-tf. FOR RENT Furnished room at 5S Rlmcach avenue. Telephone 11S2. 3-29-tf. BARGAIN ltank fixture for sale clienp. Original rost ten years bo VTfROO.OO. Have been Mored for neven yearn. Will meli for jjttOi). Inquire "A. II." care The Lake t'onny Time. 1)140 Iluffalo avenue. Adv. if. FOR SALE One cottage, lots in Williams street. May street and west of State Lino. Inquire D. A. I'ugh, 213 Ann street. Phone 324 1. 4-5-lm. FOR SALE Chi no cabinet, baby carriage, book case, gas range and other household goods. Inquire 030 Truman avenue. 4-4-lwk. FOR SALE Eggs for hatching from thoroughbred single comb brown leghorn hens, 5 cents apiece. 447 Sibley street. 4-5-6t. FOR SALE 10 room boarding house, making from $50 to $75 per month. Address B. A. R., Lake County Times. 4-3-3t. FOR SALE Eggs for setting from standard bred Barred Rocks, 318 Truman avenue. Phone 3461. 3-2D-3w FOR SALE Saloon and dance hall; very cheap; good location. Rent $15 rer month; anyone with $250; good chance. Apply at this olMce. 4-1-lwk. FOR SALE Two high lots on Michigan avenue; all improvements. Cash or time. Arply Lake Cor.xTY Times. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A few new and slightly used tjpewriters, two stereopticou outfits, all complete, graphophones. all in good condition; Will sell on monthly payments; twenty beautiful pictures. 16 by 20, in massive UP to date frames, worth from $3 to $5, will sell at $1 each; good second hand organ, good tone, suitable for hall or large room $10; hard coal base burner, $5; will cal land give full particulars. Address Lock Box 253 , Hammond. Ind. 4-2-3t. FOR SALE Cheap; a 9 room house with improvements; 50 foot front; In heart of Hammond. Inquire M. Rubin. 19 State street. 3-20-lmo. FOR SALE Lot 50 feet on West Doty street. Very desirable residence location. Inquire 11 Doty street. 4-5-2t. 60 YEARS r v r 1 1 ti Trade Marks ..jO Designs rtt iiH Copyrights Ac. Anroaa tending m (ketch snd description miy eulckiy ascertain our opinion rreo wue ascertain our opinion free whether an nn l probably rt,rroH. Communica invention l probably rt tions strict y confidential. HANQ800K on Patents tent free. OMent avency for curing' patent. Patents taken through Munn Co. recelre tyeriai notit, without coarse. In the Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.arceet tffw dilation of any sclent ttlo Journal. Terms, S3 a yar : four months, $L Sold by all newsdealers. ftlUN!, & Go.35,Br8 Jew York

CUBS CAPTURE i ITIC CONTEST Chance's Men Vin Freezing Game From Indianapolis by Score of 4 to 1. Indianapolis, Ind., April 6. In the coldest game if the present trip the Cubs defeated Indianapolis yesterday by the score of 4 to 1 before a small and shivering crowd. The weather was execrable for baseball, and had it not been that the players lost a ful day's practice, owing to the rain in Springfield Thursday, Chance might have canceled the game. As it was the Cub manager felt the men needed all the practice possible, owing to the nearness of the season's opening, and sent them to the ball park for morning practice. The men were heavy eyed and sleepy when they were turned out yesterday, as they did not reach hero from Springfield, O., until shortly after midnight. They capered around in sweaters and heavy clothing and tried to believe they liked it. Not more than 200 fans braved the arctic weather for yesterday's game, which was one sided and uninteresting. The Hoosiers could do little with Overall, who held them to four hits and struck out eight men. Big Jeff was in good form despite the cold, and finished the game without giving a base on balls. Indianapolis used two pitchers, from whom the Cubs got nine hits, of which threo were doubles. The wallops were usually so bunched that runs resulted, and, although the wind was nipping, there were few errors. Score: Chicago. r Slagle, cf o Schekard, If l Schulte, rf l Chance, lb l Stienfeldt, 3b 0 llofman, ss l Evers, 2b 0 Moran, c 0 Overall, p o h 0 0 2 P 0 0 1 13 0 A 0 0 0 3 1 1 4 Totals 4 9 27 11 Indianapolis. II II P A E Schmidt, ss 0 0 0 Hiines, rf. Coulter, If. Carr, lb.. Slegle, cf. .0 .0 .1 .0 1 15 Hopke, 3b 0 Murray, 2b 0 H oliue.il, -. ..0 Cromley, p 0 Burwell, p 0 Totals , 1 4 24 13 Chicago 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 4 Indianapolis 01000000 0 1 LOOKING FOR MATCHES. New York, April 6. Another heavyweight from the coast has come to town and he is a likely looking youngster. This latest aspirant for the premier heavyweight honors is Sam MoVey of the dusky tribe. Being only 21 years old, he has outh and strength in his favor, and Frank Bernard, who has formed a managerial partnership with him, thinks so well of the man that he is ready to back him for J5.000. And he has the money. McVey frankly admits that he has adopted the fighting profession, and being out for all the money In sight, he will meet any of the men in his class. He weighs, when In condition, 205 pounds, and would like to tackle Jim Jeffries, but as the latter says he nsver will meet a negro McVcy is ready to sign up with Jack Johnson or any one else. DONLIN QUITS GIANTS. New York Player "Will Act an Thentricnl Manager. Mike Donlin is to pass up the Xew York Giants this year. The great outfielder of the Giants has been offered the job of assistant manager of the Whitney opera house and has accepted. The theatrical field looks good to Mike and he has decided to abandon the professional field for this season anyway. This does not mean Donlin will quit playing ball altogether. "While here Donlin will play with some of the local semiprofessionals. Donlin left the team in Louisville. He said that he and McGraw parted the best of friends, but that he was not going to stick with New York for the money Brush wanted to pay when he could pick up more here. C. I. & S. TEAM TO ORGANIZE. The employes of the Chicago, Indiana & Southern road and the Indiana Harbor lUdt will have . a base ball team this year. For the last week there has been a movement on foot for organizing but so far nothing has teen done although the men have been out practicing every night.. That the C. I. & S can slate a good team seems to be a certainty as there are several ex-college players on the engineering corps and they have signified their intention of coming out. The organization of the team will probably be perfected by next week when the probable line-up will be printed In The Times.

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YEAR OLD RUNNER N MARATHON Peter Foley Will Compete in Big Eastern Event April 19. Boston, Mass., April 5. Although nearly 50 years of age, Peter W. Foley of Medford, Mass., will compete in the Marathon race here April 19. The veteran runner is considered by many to have a grand chance to be among the leaders at the end of the twenty-five mile event. Foley, who is a member of the Boston A. A., ia an all round athlete. For the past three years he has started in the Marathon race, and although he never won, he always finished strongly. His appearance on the road from Ashland to Boston on those occasions has always created as much interest and enthusiasm as that of the winner. All along the line he is greeted with cheers. While "the old man." as ho is commonly called in New England, is not a sprinter, he is a plodder, who was never known to quit. Many times his stamina has enabled him to beat out his opponents who were less than half his age. Last year he finished among the first thirty, and two years ago he came in thirty-second. In that race it took him three hours, twenty-five minutes and six and one-fifth seconds to traverse the course. No watch was kept on him last year, but experts say his time was much faster than the year before. SPORTING BRIEFS. At a meeting of the directors of the LaPorte Base Ball association held last evening Manager "William R. Smith and Treasurer R. L. Sonneborn were authorized to close the deal today with Louis H. Voegler for Pine Lake ball park. This was done by the pa ment of $430, which vests in the association the ownership of the grand stand, fence, etc., and makes it possible to execute a lease for the use of the grounds for such time as the directorate may elect. The Hammond Baseball association will hold its second annual banquet and ball at Blissmer's hall April 13. The game tomorrow will be between the Joe Long Colts and the Hammond Regulars. The Hammond baseball team will journey to Hubbard park ' tomorrow afternoon where they will have a stiff workout under the direction of Manager Randall. The local team is fast rounding Into condition and will be ready to meet any semiprofessional tleam in the country after their first game April 28. In speaking of a schedule, Manager Randall says that nothing definite has been done yet, but said that the local team would meet the best semiprofessional teams in Chicago. According to reports from Hebron, Ind., the town is preparing to organize a baseball team, to schedule games with all teams through northern Indiana. The Lowell baseball team will have their first practice game tomorrow at Oakland park with a scrub team. Ernest Greagg, an ex-leaguer, will assume management of the team. Frank Green went to Chicago this morning to get two men to go on in the preliminaries of Anderson's fight with Morean, April 17. Attorney W. J. McAleer of the Hammond building is planning to organize a team composed of occupants from the building. Whether the proposition will go through has not been decided, but from the present indications it surely will. Real Estate Transfers Benjamin F. Hayes and Henry Aulwurm were the biggest real estate dealers last Thursday. The various pieces of property involved in their transactions are valued at $9,000. A number of sales were reported from Hammond, but all were of minor importance. Toleston Lots 23 and 5, block 40, in 2nd Oak Tark addition, Joseph F. Learning to Arthur F. Miller $ 1 Toleston Lot 7, block 4, in C. T. L. & I. Co.'s 3rd addition, George Wettengel to John L. Fiester 100 Toleston Lots 25 and 6, block 19, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s 4th addition, Walter S. Ross to Carl Treck 4,100 Toleston Lots 1 and 2, block 22, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s Oak Park addition, Ernst Hacker to C. T. L. & I. Co 125 Hammond Lots 7 and 8, block 3, M. M. Towle's 3rd addition, First National bank to Charles Cowgill 110 Hammond Lot 30, block 2, subdivision blocks 2 to 5, Stafford & Trankle's addition, William J. Hastings to Gustav II. Jacobson 400 Hammond Lots 34 and 33, block 9, Hoffman's 3rd addition, Paul B. Lipinski to Peter W. Meyn.. 50 Hammond Lots 11 and 12. block 2; lots 20 and 21, block 1, Hink's addition, James K. Stinson to Nettie II. Hink 1 Hammond Lot 35, block 17, J. Wm. Eschenburg's State Line addition, George A. Carpenter

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to Martha Henning 250 Hammond Lot 3, block 4,' Morris addition, Sol Friedman to Samuel Friedman 750 Hammond Lots 35 to 40, block 3, Manufacturers' addition, Lillian A. Hoyt to Israel Taylor.. 1 East Hyde Park Lots 27 to 30, block 1, Otto Gersbach to Gary & Western Railway 1 East Hyde Park Lots 25 to 26, block 1, William McMaster to Gary & Western Railway 1 Crown Point Part lot 34, Benjamin F. Hayes to Henry Aulwrum 4,500 Indiana Harbor Lot 20, block 56, Vincent Mohr to Isaac Wilcockson 950 Section 16-35-8 west Part, Alfred II. Pierco to Myiel Pierce 1 Section 16-35-8 west Part, Marion H. Pierce to Myiel Pierce.. 1 Section 7-34-S west Part lie '4 ne M 8 acres, Hugh Dotzer to Tamoria A. Cox 2,050 Section 6-34-3 west Part se 3i se U, 34.68 acres; section 26-34-8, part ne 'j, ne U 1.62 acres; section 23-34-8 west, pt ne i ne !4, Benjamin F. Hayes to Henry Aulwrum 4,500 In addition to the foregoing transfers there have been hied for record two mortgages, two releases and six miscellaneous instruments.

JEROME "MIGHTY OTiSAKTIN' " Concludes After All, Not to Appeal to a Higher Court Thaw Trial Pro ceeds Next Week. New York, April 0. The trial of Harry K. Thaw will procotvi on Monday morning', when Delmas, the leading counsel for the defense, will begin his summing up address to the jury. District Attorney Jerome finally decided not to apply to the appellate division of the supreme court for a writ of prohibition or mandamus to halt the trial. He reached this decision, it was said, after a consultation with eminent counsel. Jerome may argue briefly on Monday morning against the confirmation of the report of the lunacy commission which declared Thaw to be gane, but he is aware that Justice Fitzgerald's disposition is to confirm the report, which was unanimous. The trial on Monday will enter Its twelfth, and what is confidently expected at last to be its final, week. The long delays which have characterized the proceedings from the first have imposed the extra task upon the attorneys who are to sum up to the jury of making a complete resume of th testimony, fo as to freshen the memory of the jurors who for two weeks will have been entirely out of the atmosphere of the trial. Delmas may speak two days. Jerome says he will not speak more than three or four hours. It is thought that a verdict may be reached on Thursday. TROOPS READY TO ACT Ohio National Gnard To Be Called Out if More Strike Violence Occurs at Lorain. T.oraii, O., April G. With the members of company 13, of this city, Ohio National Guard, under orders and sleeping in the armory close to the seat of trouble, and three companies of Cleveland troops under orders and ready to respond to a call here at any moment, quiet prevails at the yards of the American Shipbuilding company, the scene of rioting for two days past. The troops are under orders to respond at the call of the mayor, who has also sworn in a large force of special deputies who are co-operating with the police and company detectives. Columbus, O., April 6. The adjutant general's office was kept open until late at night, but beyond a telephone message from Major General Speaks, who went to Lorain to investigate the strike situation there, saying that there seemed to be no danger of an immediate outbreak, no information was received. General Speaks will remain in Lorain until the trouble has subsided. Steamer Burns, but IS'o Life Lost. Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., April 0. The steamer City of Troy, of the Citizens' line, was burned to the -water's edge here. All the passengers, some sixt.V' five in number, were landed safely The steamer was completely destroyed with it3 cargo of freight and thirteen horses. Edwin Gould's dock, to which the City of Troy tied up when it was found impossible to control the flames, was also burned. Japs to Have the Biggest. London, April 0. It is reported here that the largest battleship in the world, to have a displacement of 21,000 tons, is to be built in England for the Jap anese government, and that a commis sion already is on its way here from Japan for the purpose of placing the contract. Some Eminent Old Men. London, April 6. Lord Lister, the celebrated surgeon, and Algernon Chaa. Swinburne, the poet, yesterday cele brated respectively their 80th and 70th birthday anniversaries in excellent health. Swinburne is engaged on new tragedy, the subiect being Caesar Borgia. Edison Record iwo uozen re-w Kecorus are mndo Monthly ton Edison Phonographs. The Gems of the April List are: 'My Kickapoo Queen', a duet, by Collins & Harlen, 'Ida-Ho' by Billy Murray andChorus, 'Let it Alone' by Ada Jones, 'Sousa's National Fencibles March' by the Edison Military Band 'Sunbeam Dance', bell solo, by Albert Benzler and 'My Mariuccia Take-a Steamboat,' band medley. Tom Bonfield, Edison Dealer 79 Stat Street

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