Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 282, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1907 — Page 7

Friday, May 17 1907,

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RATES. S lines or less, per day, 10 cent. C criiU per day for each additional line. PAYAULt: IN ADVANCE. WANT AD STATIONS. For tho convenience of patrons in Whiting, East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, we have established agencies in the following places: Vi 1. Kin Whiting Call office. Eust Chicago Veaco, the Drug 3Iau. Indian Harbor II. E. McCrnn'a pres. oClce. lirlng your ads to these places. Same rates. 5-10-tf. MALES HELP WANTED. WANTED Union cylinder press feedere, bookbinders and pressmen. The Werner Co., Akron, O. 5-ll-10t. WANTED Male stenographer, $70 per month: only extern neea v ply. Superintendent's office, C, K. It. R. 5-16-2t I. & WANTED Man and woman cook; also man and woman to wait on table, to -work nights: short hours, good wages. 9136 Mackinan avenue, Bouth Chicago, top Hat; ask for Kelley. 5-16-2t. .WANTED Good cook for lunch counter. Apply 284 Sibley street after 7 p. m.i 4124-. WANTED Man of 50 years or more to act as porter and care for one horse; can be German. Inquire Frank Vrtiinc corner Sibley and Ilohman streets; phone, 4533. 5-14-5t. v ANTED 24 en at once for service in PMUppiti islands; able bodied men. turoarrted, between ages of 21 and 35, CK ficod character and temperate habits, svlUv can apeak, read and write English. !r Information apply at Recruiting CCce, IX Eta to etreet, Hammond, Ind., cr MS Eoutt State street, Chicago, It 1-fS-tf. FESIALE HEW" WANTED. WANTED Young lady for bookkeep ing. E. C. Minas Co. 5-15-3L WANTED Girl for general house work no washing:, no children. Apply 230 Fayetto street, first flat. 5-15-3t. WANTED Competent girl or woman for general housework, none other need amlv. Good wages. Mrs. Stan ton, 314 Truman avenue. 5-15-6t. WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral house work. Apply No. 1, Car roll street. 5-13-tf. WANTED Good waitress. Apply at Eckhardt cafe, 116 Russell street. 6-9-tf. IT OK SALE. FOR SALE $300 cash, balance same as rent buys 7-room house with 2 or 6 lots In Griffith, Ind.; can lease 9 ad Joining lots; all fine gardening, some fruit C. M. Barney, Griffith, Ind. 5-16-1 FOR SALE Piano, small monthly payments; good aa new, cost $275; taken on debt; must sell at once. Address 1L Lake County Times. 5-16-3t. FOR HALE OR - EXCHANGE Nice new five-room cottage In Hammond, Ind.; price, $1,200. DeCouders Bros., Knox, Ind. 5-14-6L FOR SALE Ten room house nearly new, 60 foot lot, nice lawn and shade, centrally located. $2,000 cash, balance of $1,000 in monthly payments. II. W. Veach, 277 Michigan avenue. 5-13-5t. FOR SALE Six room cottage, bath, electrlo lights and gas. Good two etory barn In rear. Lot 50x150 feet Inquire E. S. Cooper, 230 Ann street, lower flat. 5-15-6t. FOR SALE Another lot of first class Edison records cheap. Call after 6 p. m. evenings or Sunday. W. IL Gilman, 492$ Magoun avenue. East Chicago. 5-15-3t. FOR SALE Farm of 21 acres in Pulaski county, $45 per acre. Charles Peterson, 271 Fayette etreet 5-15-6L FOR SALE Cheap, oil stove and oven in good condition. Inquire at Lake County Times. 6-lS-5t.' FOR SALE Four piece Mrlor set. Call 11 Doty street. 6-15-Sr 41 i FOR SALE A well established grocery; best corner in town; stock about $2,(100. Address W. R., Lake County Times. 5-11-6L FOR SALE Good paying restaurant. Call at Lake County Times. 5-17-3t FOR SALE Millinery business in a good location. The only store of Its kind in town of 10,000. Address box 152. East Chicago, Ind. 5-9-tf. FOR SALE Six room cottage, modern conveniences. Inquire at Lake Coun ty Times office. "R. S." 4-22-lmo. FOR SALE Cheap; a nine room house with improvements; 50 foot front; Jn heart of Hammond. Inquire M. Rul!n, 19 Stato street. 4-S6-lmo. FOR RENT. FOR RENT l-urnlshed rooms, front room suitable for one, and one room, suitable for two. Modern conveniences. Rent reasonable. !& Carroll street 6-15-6t. LOST AND FOUND. LOST Sliver watch and gold fob with elks tooth, between Little Calumet river and 265 Sibley street. Reward for return to Summers' drug store. LOST Ladies 0 size gold watch, front of case bears monogram "M. R. M." back has small diar.iond, on black fob with gold 6llde with "M" on it. Lost between St Margaret's hospital and Lake County Times office or Lake County Times office and Lake Shore station. Finder please return to Lake County Times office and receive reward. 5-3-tf. HOARD AND ROOMS. WANTED Two boarders. Apply 402 Claude street. 4-22-tf. at WANTED Two or three furnished rooms downstairs for light housekeeping, man and wife; modern conveniences. Address Mrs. Potts, 53 Offden street. 5-6-2t. MISCELLANEOUS. Does your sewing machine need repairing? If eo call up C F. Miller, the sewing machine expert, 341 Bast State street, phone 2S01. 10-16-lm. It yea want to reach (he loteRljrent readers of Utke county the eit way Is tbronek the columns of THE T.AlTH COUNTY TIMES.

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William Merchant tiny your tickets (or Cblcaffo theatres. Leave orders at Sum mer Pharmacy and Miltikana store fc-30-tf. $100 EEWAED. One hundred dollars reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person -who maliciously injures or interferes with the lines of his company. This supersedes all previous offers. American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 15S Adams St, Chicago. 111. HEAL, ESTATE. Ate you look-ins for a bargain in real estate f If so, read our real estate want ads. Ileal estate men will find THE LAKE COCNTV TIMES want ads are the best mediums for reaching the people throughout the Calumet region. Try one today. Phone your ad or have Kolieitor call. 4-30-31. LAUD AGENCY DALLY BARGAINS. FOR SALE Lots in C. C. Smith's ad dition to Hammond, J200. Easy pay ments. 5-9-tf. FOR SALE Two new 4-room cottages ready for occupancy, $200 cash, bal ance Jo per month. See us at once. Ladd Agency, East Chicago. 5-9-tf. Real Estate Transfers A list of real estate transfers furnished daily by the Lake County Title and Guaranty company, abstracters, Crown Point, Ind., May 15: New Chicago Lot 2 and 10 feet oft lot 1, block 1 in fifth addition, New Chicago Real Estate & Investment company to A. W. Huber Liverpool Heights Lot 11, block 4, Matthias' adidtlon, New Chicago Real Estate & Investment company to Mary M. Anderson Indiana Harbor Lot 44, block 4 in third adidtlon, East Chicago company to Szczepan Kowalskl $275 Toleston Lot IS, block 10, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s third addition, Henry C. Brown to John F. Benes Toleston Lot3 3 and 4, block 18, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s third addition, Walter Marshall to Harry King Toleston Lots 7 and 8, block 8, Israel L. Cohen to William J. McAleer 600 800 Ivanhoe Lots 1 to 48, block 9; lots 82 to 38, block 14; lot 27, block 15; lots 7 to 40, block 16; lots 1 to 4, 11 to 16. block 14, William D. Hurford to Fanny C. G. Sparks 1 In addition to the foregoing trans fers there have been filed for record three mortgages, four releases and two miscellaneous Instruments. The Racking Problem. "Tha problem that is absorbing mj attention at this stage of the game," sighed the little widow, "is how to go to a tea, dinner, dance, late supper, get home at five of a morning seven times a week, then snatch enough sleep to keep my brain in condition to keep the wolf from the telephone." The Simple Life. Happy is the man that eats only for hunger, and drinks only for thirst, and lives by reason, not by example, and provides for use and necessity, not for ostentation and pomp. Seneca. To Preserve Big Game. Africa Is certainly becoming civillied. Big game Is so rapidly disappearing that the various international authorities ere adopting measures for the preservation of what remains. FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF rPHfio DISTRICT NO. 1. $ All Hammond Including West Hammond. Nona Reilley. stenographer at Judge McMahon's office 23,600 Callie Johnson, telephone operaAnne E. Gray 1S.OO0 tor at Simplex 16,4o Daisy Emery 12,800 Anna Kruse, clerk, Ruhstadt's.. 10,550 Louise Slebert, Hammond Baking Co 10,000 Arlie Tleche, clerk, Loin store.. 2,500 Ela Michael, 537 Sibley street... I.S50 Ada Johnson, 144 Sibley street.. 1,250 Martha Belau, 121 Charlett avenue 1,500 DISTRICT NO. 2. Whiting and Robertsdale. . Katherine Bader, Robertsdale. .. 12,250 Nellie Hennephin. telephone op- ; erator. Whiting 10,075 Ola Van Camp, Whiting... S.000 Nellie McEniff, Whiting Supply store 7,000 Irene Carringer, 36 New York avenue. Whiting 1,500 Anna Munisberg, grocery store, Robertsdale 1,250 DISTRICT NO. 3. iasi t-Bicago ana Indiana Harbor. Gertrude Cole, East Chicago..... 18.S50 Felicia Ordna, Indiana Harbor.. 12.000 Jennie oreen. i-ast Chicago.... 7,250 Helen Qabrin, Indiana Harbor postmistress 6, COO Eclth Evans, Eaat Chicago..... s,600 Grace Mess, East Chicago....... 3,230 .Clara Szymanskl, Indiana Harbor 1,000

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STANDING- OF CLUBS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Club. W. L. Pet Columbus 14 9 .609 Kansas City.... 12 8 .600 Minneapolis ...12 11 .522 Milwaukee 13 13 .500 Louisville 10 10 .500 St. Paul 12 13 .4S0 A Toledo 11 14 .440 Indianapolis 10 16 .3S3

THREE-EYE LEAGUE.

CENTRAL LEAGUE.

Club. W. L. Pet Clinton 10 2 .833 Decatur . . 8 3 .727 Rock Island ... 8 5 .615 Springfield 5 4 .556 Bloomlngton ... 4 5 .444 Cedar Rapids .. 5 8 .385 Peoria 4 7 .364 Dubuque 1 li .083

Club. W. L. Pet Dayton 10 8 .556 Canton 9 7 .563 Terre ITauto ... 9 8 .529 Grand Rapids ..10 9 .526 Springfield 8 8 .500 Wheeling 8 8 .500 Evansvllle 9 12 .429 South Bend ... 7 10 .412

WESTERN LEAGUE.

Club. W. L. Pet Omaha 16 9 .640 Des Moines 13 9 .591 Denver 11 10 .524 Lincoln 11 12 .478 Sioux City 9 14. .391 Pueblo 9 15 .375

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Columbus, 5; Milwaukee, 0. St. Paul, 13; Louisville, 5. Minneapolis, 3; Indianapolis, 2. Kansas City, 4; Toledo, 3 (ten nings). inTHREE EYES LEAGUE. Rock Island, 3; Peoria, 2 (ten nings). Bloomington, 5; Clinton, 3. Decatur, 10; Dubuque, 3. Cedar Rapids, 2; Springfield, 1. lnCENTRAL LEAGUE. Evansvllle, 8; Dayton, 2. South Bend, 5; Wheeling, 3. Canton, 4; Grand Rapids. 3. Terre Haute, 3; Springfield, 2. WESTERN LEAGUE. Omaha, 15; Denver, 6. Sioux City, 8; Lincoln, 1. Pueblo, 8; Des Moines, 2. IOWA LEAGUE. Oskaloosa, 4; Waterloo, 1 (ten Innings). Ottumwa, 7; Marrshalltown, 5. Quincy, 5; Burlington, 2. Jacksonville, 2; Keokouk, 1. WISCONSIN LEAGUE. Eau Claire, 5; Oshkosh, 2. Freeport, 13; Fond du Lac, 4. Madison, 3; Wausau, 2. LaCrosse, 8; Green Bay, 4. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Montgomery, 5; Memphis, 1. Little Rock, 5; Birmingham, 0. Nashville, 1; New Orleans, 0. TEXAS LEAGUE. Dallas, 4; Waco, 2. Temple. 17; Fort Worth, 9. San Antonio, 5; Houston, 1. Austin, 6; Galveston, 0.

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DISTRICT NO. 4. Crown Point Center, Ross and W Infield Townships. Cora Fowler, telephone operator 3,000 Mayme Marlett, cleik in treas urer's ofSce, Crown Point 2,500 Mable Crawford, school teacher Crown Point Ruby Wilson, chool teacher at Crown Point Katie' Ainsworth, school teacher, Crown Point Edith Fuller, school teacher. Crown Point Bessie Kosenbauer, clerk in P. O. Lois M. Hughes, telephone op erator 1,000 DISTRICT NO. 5. St, John, Hanover, West Creek and Easle Creek. Matilda Miller, St. John.., 2.900 E3telle Keilman, Dyer... 1,250 Hattle Foster, Lowell 1,000 Elizabeth Webber, Cedar Lake.. Ethel Danis, Lowell Flora Fuller, Creston Edith Kennedy. Lowell Mary Richards, West Creek... Ina Haoydon, Cedar Lake Harel Mitch, Cedar Lake Ruby Farley, Lowell.... Clara Gerlach. St. John........ Lizzie Thielen, St- John Laura Scherer, St. John Veronica Boeker, St. John...... Alma Stommel. Dyer ...... Alphonsa Walter. Dyer Edna Basten, Dper....... These candidates no votes received. Remember, the contest has J nut becun and It Is still tim

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O III O-PEN N S 1" LVA N I A LEAGUE. Sharon, 4; Lancaster. 3. Newark, 8; Newcastle, 1. Akron, 12; Mansfield, 3.

EASTERN LEAGUE. Baltimore, 2; Buffalo, 0. Jersey City, 4; Toronto, 2. Providence, 5; Rochester, 0. SOUTHERN MICHIGAN LEAGUE. Jackson, 9; Flint. 4. Mount Clemens, 9; Lansing, S. Tecumseh. 19; Battle Creek, 1. Kalamazoo, 2; Bay City, 0. EASTERN ILLINOIS LEAGUE. Pana, 4; Taylorville, 3. Shelbyville, 6; Charleston, 2. Centralia, 5; Mattoon, 4. COTTON STATES LEAGUE. Meridian, 3; Mobile, 0. Gulf port, 2; Jackson, 1. , Columbus, 2; Vlcksburg, 1. The Cubs likewise had an easy time in Boston, where they scored seven runs to their opponents' blank. Pfeister faced Lindaman and had the best of him by six hits, Boston getting only five and Chicago getting 11. Chance was there strong with the willow, getting a home run and a two base hit. Pat Moran also showed the beaneaters what they lost when they traded him, by getting a two bagger and a fine single, besides nailing every man that tried to steal on him. My, how the crowd rooted for Pat, as he is a hot favorite in Boston. Brain played a fine game for the home team and got three hits. It Is getting rather tiresome reporting the Sox and Cubs games as it seems to be the same old story every day. The newspaper writers have already exhausted their vocabularies along the win lines and are now praying that they will get a chance to write something about the Chicago teams losing a game. What is the matter with the other teams in the American and National leagues that they can't take a game now and then from the Chicago teams? We hope the bottom won't fall out of the winning streaks, but we want a tight race. Bill Squires is taking a good stand against matching up with any of the pugs who have earned reputations as fakirs, and if he means what he says, he has the American sporting public with him. It is Intimated that he was the cause of the postponing of the match between Burns and himself, as he refused to meet the Canadian. "No fakirs can fight me, 'is the statement purporting to come from his lips, and so Coffroth thought it best to put the fight date over a month in the hope that Bill might change his mind. Rseben ran like a selling plater In the Crotonla stakes at Belmont park yesterday and finished sixth In the race. He had no speed whatever and the whip end spur had to be used to keep the giant sprinter along with the bunch. Something surely is the mat ter with this good horse, and his con dltlon should be investigated by the stewards. However, his owners, John son, Sullivan and Farrell, are said to have lost heavily on him. Suffrage, 3 to 1, came in first. :A large number of Hammond and South Chicago fans Journeyed over to Chicago Heights last night to witness the bouts at the Summit Atheltlc club, and they proved fairly good fights Carl Anderson was present and chal lenged the winner of the main go Otto Uder and Tom O'Keefe went six rounds to a draw, Kid Smith whipped Young Sharkey In six. Kid Hogan knocked out Jack Doyle in two. and DISTRICT NO. 6. Calumet, Hobart and North Townships, Not Including DIstricts 1, 2 and 3. Anna Blaumlre, Lake Station.. 37,050 Lela Mlchealson, Hobart 15,000 Amanda Bullock, Hobart 6,000 Miss Bankus, Gary 1,000 DISTRICT NO. 7. South Chicago, Including; Colehour, East Side, South Deerlns and Ilegewisch, 111. Anna Donna, South Deering.... 6,350 Gertrude Hughes, South Chicago 5,000 Mary E. Heslin. South Chicago. 4,150 Hattie Kamsie, South Chicago, clerk at Lederer's 3,250 Car Works, Hegewisch 3,000 Levanche Martlndale, Hegewisch, music store 2.250 Lillian Doe, stenographer, Ryan Mary McDonals, grocery store, Hegewisch 1,500 DISTRICT NO. 8. Steney Island, Kensington, Burnside, Roseland, Dauphin Park, Pullman and West Pullman. Lillian Alson. Alson real estate ofSce at Burnside.. .. 3,500 Evelyn Anderson, clerk at Peo pie's drug store. West Pullman 2,000 Alice Cassidy, 12145 Green street West Pullman................ l.fcOO Lillian Schmidt. 1192S Wallact street. West Pullman. 1,250 Cora Lera, west Pullman.... Vina Carlson, West Pullman... Irene Collins, West Pullman Josephine Siombrice, West Pull

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Young Lobach and Young Croix went six rounds to a draw. A Hammond man was referee.

The Sox won a freak battle from the Senators yesterday by a score of 7 to 2. Heavy batting at critical times, courled with errors by the Washington men, was responsible for the victory, and the Sox were there with the willow when a hit meant a run. Hughes was relieved by Graham in the sixth inning after five runs had been scored off the long boy's delivery, but two more came in In the seventh. Jlggs Donohue got three hits and Dougherty two. Michigan and Williams, the east vs. the west, fought for supremacy until dark last night, and after thirteen Innings of play, the game was 0 to 0. This leaves it up to the Chicago-Williams game tomorrow at Marshall field to settle the argument. The Michigan pitcher, Ovitz, allowed only three hits and struck out ten men, and Ford for Williams allowed five hits and struck out nine men. Director Stagg left yesterday for New York where he will attend the meeting of the joint football rules committee tomorrow morning. The principal changes are the substitution of a fifteen-yard penalty for the loss of the ball on a forward pass, and the lengthening of the halves from thirty to thirty-five minutes. Mike Kelley appeared at the South Side grounds yesterday to play with the Washington outfit, but although he was in uniform he was ordered from the bench by tho umpire, acting under Johnson's orders. The Hyde Park Y. M. C. A. is holdng a cross country run on June 29, open to all registered amateur athletes. The course will start at the clubhouse n Madison avenue and Fifty-second treet and after a run through Jack son park, will finish at the clubhouse. President Roosevelt has been pre sented with a life pass and a life membership in the National Associa tion of Professional Baseball leagues. The card was of solid gold. The athletes are gathering at Urbana, 111., for the track and field games of the interscholastic league. 3ol boys are entered. Everything Is ready for the SchreckWille fight at Tonopah. Any faking n that burg is likely to be followed by bullets. Notre Dame defeated Indiana yes terday 3 to 1. The former team is surely the candy boys in this section. nose and they won't pinch or feel uncomfortable. Glad to show them to you. BASTAR & McOARRY 175 South HohmanSt. HAMMOND THE CITIZENS' GERMAN NATIONAL BAN! el HanuBsnd. A comparative stats meat el deposits sine ear opening dsyi Kay 13, 190 14.0S0.0C Jama 13, 1006 mioi.. S$l2.09 July 13, l0.v. C3,ifS.ia Aas-ust 11, 190 12S,8t'B-fe September 13, 1008 ........ 147,&&.T October 12, 190.. 163,1S&S& Kovrmbn 18. lra-TSS" December 12, 1G ira43l Juuary u imz rf.isa.4a Ifaanjury 26, 1807 226,548.43 Ko Connty, City r School Funds la eluded In the above. We are the yoaagest bank In Hammond. Oar first birthday irlll be on May 8, 1007. THREE PER CENT. PAID ON BAT INGS AND TIME DEPOSITS. , Givs a trial and be coavfaeed of rtaf fait treatment. ii uiitim ill' : ' -Iftj-in -J - DERMA VIVA Whitens the Skin Red., Brown or Dark. Pace. Neek, Arms or Hands Msde White at One or Vour Money Back. Is used In place of powder. Has same effect but does not show. Contains no poisons and does not peel the skin. ERUPTIONS, MOTHS. FRECKLES, or LIVERS POTS, cured in a very short time. Delightful after sharing. On sale at all Druc and Dep t stores. rTice fcuc. .ccect no wortniess suDetitute oisonest dealers will try to sell you ecausB their prost is greater. Bent prepaid tsr 60a. Be sure to Ask for Derma Viva. DEB5Li VITA CO. 155 Washlna-toa St- Calcaee, TIL LION STORK DRUti DEPT. Local Agect.

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