Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 150, Hammond, Lake County, 8 April 1908 — Page 2

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t MEETING POSTPONED. : The meeting: of tlie Jewel Study club which announced to have met last evertin g "with Mrs.-J. D. Haliburton of Mason street, was postponed indefinitely on account of the revival services being held at the First Baptist church this "week. DANCING CLASS. A pleasant weekly dancing party was held last evening in ljongs nan wmcn was largely attended by young people from .East Chicago and Hammond. EXTERTAINMEXT PLANNED. ; The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal church has secured thte Glazier Jubilee sinerers of Chicago to give an entertainment at the church, Thursday evening, April 9 which promises to be one of best heard in Hammond for some time. The entertainment promises to be well attended from all indications. -The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. PEDRO PARTY AND DANCE. Golden Rule Council No. 1, D. of I, will hold a pedro party and dance on Tuesday evening, April 14, in the K. of P. hall. A very pleasant entertainment is prDmised all who attend. CALLED HOME. Miss Mary Richards, a teacher at the Lafayette school, was called to her home in Pennsylvania on account of the serious illness of relatives. This is the second time since Christmas that Miss Richards has been called. MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS. The Martha society of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Vansickle at her home, 92 Plummer avenue. All the members are. urged to be present as business of importance will be dis cussed. RETURNS TO SCHOOL. Charles Crumpacker has returned to Bloomington, Ind., where he is attend ing the Indiana university, after spend lng the spring vacation with his par ents, Air. and Mrs. Peter Crumpacker, of Webb street. VISITS HERE FROM DENVER. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Deweese of Den ver, Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl De weese were the guests of Mr. and Mrs A. M. Deweese and family of Rimbach avenue, yesterday. RETURN TO SCHOOL. Miss Pauline Sauerman and Miss Haezl Jones have returned to Lake Forest, HI., to resume -their studies at Ferry Hall, after spending a pleasant week's vacation at Miss - Sauerman's home In Crown Point, and with friends in Hammond. Several parties have been given by young ladies by friends In Crown Point, among them dinner parties by Misses Belle Peterson, Josephine Wheeler and Florence Seaberger. , , MISS LA RUE A HOSTESS. . . Miss .Hazel La Rue will entertain the members of the Pleasure club this evening at her home. The club's parties are always pleasant and the members expect an enjoyable time. CERONA CLUB. Mrs. E. J." Seeley will have the members of the Cerona club as her guests at the party tomorro wafternoon at her home in State Line street. Cards will be played during the afternoon and "a dainty luncheon will be served ' by the hostess. A very pleasant afternoon Is anticipated by the members. MUCH IMPROVED. Rulo Minard, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. 'A. Minard, who has been ill for several weeks with typhoid fever at St. Margaret's hospital, is reported to be Improving very nicely. LADIES' GUILD. An important meeting of the Ladles' Guild of St. ' Paul's Episcopal church is being held this afternoon in the guild room -of the church. Business of importance to the member is being disposed- of. PRESBYTERIAN AID. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church are meeting this afternoon in the church parlors for the annual election of officers. There is a good attendance of members. OAK LEAF CLUB. Mrs. John , Miller "vvill entertain the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery club at the meeting tomorrow afternoon at her home, 43 Sibley street. A very pleasant party is anticipated. M. E. MISSIONARY MEETS. The Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. R. Stauffer, 16 Condit street, for the regular monthly meeting. -"Children of the Mine, Mill and Workshop" was the study for the afternoon. The question of child labor in the mills and factories of large cities was discussed quite freely. Mrs. A. II. Rohrer of Goshen, Ind., conference mite box secretary, was present at this meeting and gave a very interesting talk on child labor and the mite box work. Mes- , dames Julius Dunsing and Fred Newell were In charge of the program for the afternoon, which Included the following numbers: A vocal duet by the Mesdames Julius Dunsing and A. K. .Thompson, which was followed by a very interesting paper on "Child Toilers in Great Cities," by Mrs. Fred -Newell. Mrs. M. M. Bruce also read -an interesting paper on the question .of "White Slaves of the Boston Sweaters." The program closed with another vocal duet by Mesdames Dunsing and Thompson. The usual social hour -followed when refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meetlng will take place the first Tuesday , THE TIMES COTTAGE

o . ""lespoomui butter and cupful sugar. Add a half cup milk, one cup and a half flour sifted with a heapirg teat ZTfil?iOSJOWJer and the 8tiffl -hipped .whites of two eggs . aRd flavor t0 ult- Bat well and bake in a brick-shaped pan.

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In May when the "society -"meets at the home Of Mm. T?rf .Nfiwell. 385 . faouth Hohman street. At the meeting "tftohe ZZ slonary meeting to be held the 26. 27 and 28th of April at WInamac. Ind.. and M. M. Bruce and Mm. James IL Whit - . bey will h nltomafss IMPORTNAT MEETING. . " . The "Woman'., M iasiarv soH.tv f the Congregational' church will' hold its regular thank offering meeting for home -mlsisons at the home of Mrs. A. H. W. Johnson. Thursday evening1. An - ril 9. There will be a program of music and an address by Miss Florence Towne of Chicago. INTERESTING MEETING. .me i-ine street moie class held a pleasant meeting last evening at which a splendid program was rendered. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. The following was the program: 'Blessed Be the Tie that Binds Class Recitation Leah Stetson Trouble in the Amen Corner." Quaret . . ."The Bird with the Broken Wing." Mrs. Grave, Minnie Hussev. Charles and Harry Stoke. Reading. .Mrs. S. E. Green "If Mother Could Only Listen." Solo..... Mrs. Stetson "Pravinc fn.y Ynn " Recitation Mrs. S. E. Green "The Last Hymn." Song Mr. Stetson and Famils i nccu mo j-iajers ui inose x Love. feoio j. o. Thompson Quartet 4(Trr -r-v vay own upon tne swane Kiver." murine xiussey. Alice MarDer. Harold warper- and Herbert wilhelm. , rinsino- Tlvm n i

- i 1 aic- eytJiiuing ti vacation I - - - -.'- 'Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd." with Mr. and Mrs. otto Knoezer at parties fina,ly reached an understandDEBORAH AID TO MEET. their home In Fayette strt. ing out of court. .

The Deborah Aid .soMM-tr of - -- Christian church will meet with Mrs. Harlan, 801 Michigan avenue, Thursday April 9. All are cordially invited to come and a full attendance is desired. mpft Tminnnnw MEETS TOMORROW. "he members of the Sewing circle of ou iuargareia Hospital will meet tomnrrnw nf)orntnn 1 v, iiusyiiat yar--..nnnu rxxvu ha.ti.iiu.iu. v imam nonman nnrr Tam t who have been making their home in "j,,

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past few years, left yesterday for Wvo- - ming, where they will Join Mr. Hoff man and make their home in the future at Thermopolis. WOMAN'S CI.UB PLAY. The Hammond Woman's club will celebrate . "Wit and Humor rav" at their next meeting Saturday afternoon, April 11, m Towles ODera house. Mr. Towle has very kindly donated the use .. ...iiui j uuua lcu me usei of the opera house for th3 afternoon. ine aamission for non-members of the club will be 25 cents' and the proceeds will be used for charitv. The first van ui me aiiernoon s program will consist OI OlViaed Darts, Of KOnsra jind flrni-n .,r T T iC;5,Cvi.u oe a snort one-act comedy entitled. "A General Mix-up." Mrs. J. M. Turner ls chairman of the committee and a very pleasant entertainment is " pcv-ieu. unuer ner airection. Those who are assisting Mrs. Turner with the program are Mesdames Hower, Boone, lirunt, tfurx, Davis. Gillis. Hlrsrh Kingwell, Lundt, Meyer, Monnett, Olwin, Ruff. Sutton. Wolf. Wilder John ston and Hammond. Briefs.

Charles Stewart has gone to West Mrs. Mat Klein returned yesterdav ..... ' .vm viBiwiiB ner aaugnter, airs, uert Conway of Edgewater, 111. Miss Ruth Clark has returned from n ...... , . . . I visit wun relatives m roiestan. .-..V uccu v 13- i

nanes ctewart nas gone to West uusi jonnson or East Baden to remain a few weeks for the ChicaS declared his Intention at Hambenefit of her health. mond on April 27, before Clerk Wheeler. . . When Chn-rloa Hnrn.in. .

.t...6 u. turner vartena oil"M-c uureau aeniea the right off Toleston, has returned home. such a step In the following- words to

Mrs. Fred Carter of Crown .Point, was the guest of her friends in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Peter Klein of Dver wa a. via. itor in Hammond Monday. Mr. tVL V ? an? m"y , - - were the guests of relatives in Clark

of friends in Hegewisch the past few 14 ' proper for the clerk to remove davs- the records of the court from ht ofHce Miss Edna Dutton of Ross, Ind., has ln OTaer ake ne declaration of an been the guest of friends in Hammond aI,cn nt he latt,r's ,!dence.' for a few days. Inspector Boester goes to Crown Mrs. Walter Conkey was the guest of Plnt fr th& purpose of investigating friends in Chicago yesterday afternoon. h "rda there. Tvtro t a TVfir,, . Aside from the new ruling of the fedMrs. L. A. Minard spent yesterday in eral court it would be impossible to Gary on business. push the forelgnerg through the naMrs. Scheldt of Englewood was the tualiazatlon mill as the forms and apguest of Mrs. Fred Gastel of Williams plication blanks are much longer and street yesterday. ' exhaustive than they were formerly. Mrs. Arthur Thompson and Mrs. Wil- Where in olden times it was ImposHam C. Harrison are spending the day sib,e to receive the declarations of 250 in Chicago. in one night, it now takes a whole day Mrs. D. C. Atkinson and mother, Mrs t0JF th declarattion ,o 25Knapp were visitors in Chicago ye T Wltnesses; tooJ ,n each cas tor terday. application must undergo thorough in- ,. vestigation and examination. Miss Addle Post Will return to he t.iq a

, home in Carthage, Mo., tomorrow or P riday after a week's visit with At,- , -... Fred Newell of South Hohman street, Miss Post 13 on her way home from an extended Visit with relativp in Ok V X. I fr1oTi?8 in 'Vi iva -o-nA.j. 1 f Mrs. T. Smith was amonsr tho TTam mond ladies in Chicago yesterday. Howard Stevens Is able to be out COOK BOOK PUDDING. TVJ0 ""te " in a DlaaK fcook a card

again after a few days illness that has kept him confined to Ma Tima in ci.u

j-.ine street. mauaiiie .BiaCAieer Hfli Mfnon a her home in Oak Park, tit o stay wita Mrs. Dietrich of Fayette street. Mrs. Max Stieelit nf www the guest of Mrs. William Stieelltz of i euoi ui inrs. vviim Fayette street Mnnv USVhJL? i" "mmona evening, Ljalville Ind , SnQ to Ken" I ' aays i "u nienas and relatives I "duves 1 Tl T IB LV li0hreT of Goshen, Ind.. .e"t!"finea Dy members of the l w n.s t'niprro nai v. . . . "dich to bo hM ay meetiR5 I Stauffer in Condit street I ,, - ' iirs. j. jriynn Smith visited relatives in Chicago todav A large number f vnnr. from various r,ia(.00 V r v piBJ J" I n th! CfUnty are 5: t..t'-..atte.nd..the.d,lncinS Party iven by a club of w Mason, temple men The nartv ammo"(1 yunsr the most pleasant IS th0 V' one of the largest attend a - ea Lav7; phiV spending the flay ln Chicago. Miss Grace Dahl on1 -! Hannah Dahl, of Lowell, nm vioitnro in Chicago today. Mrs. Josephine Hotran nnrt Krtn TrilT lam, of Chicago, were the e-np'sta nt friends in Hammond yesterday. Miss Llllie Burge of Crown Pntnf 4 expected this afternoon to h guest Of Miss AVa Crowell at her home ,n Ann street for several days. I Mrs. Joseph Miller, whn .oa tne guest of relatives in rv - I .-". CX muc, jeiurnea nome last vn ,ns Miss Aernes ITUl. nf pva i r ' v wao me guest or friends in Hammond yes teraay. Mrs v .t'thMt I niiu iiuuren o i ivan ,lka" I HTra vn-hu . . '--u- uubauctii ojiiajier nas rprnrnn from a visit with relatives in Dver . Mrs Auestrn of Fnof s-k ' hat etuVrfed ' from f si lort iZt 2 relatives and friendt In 2 lL rrnwn pit "lenas ln bt. John and , George Miller was in TTpeP(nh J 1 day on business H.' A. Blxby transacted business In I . J "a"ii.li;u OUSineSS In unicago today. Attorney W. J. McAleer was ln Chlcago today on business l -r.. , . DaVl. a Yn CfL d UnCP Vr V iTr!VTo Viiv - c. in. i uuiiies3. W. C. Bass of thG Art Mfal rrtM. - " struction company of IndlananAHa transacted business in Hammond to E. F. O Toolo was in Chicatrrt tndav , , -'- j - w 'ivwu. C. C. Smith of East Chicago was among the out of town business men in .Hammond today. SI . mi ... - .i". o, noun aKeui ior tne (J i -tnmc n i n . . . . . . . . T- anJ S. railroad, was in Hammond I toJaV on business lr- E. Crowell pf'crown Point spent yesterday with his brother a I "e" 01 mis city. A it- xr . ... . IJUUe"raven 01 "ernlce, 111.; a student at the Chleac-o Tin i vnrsitv nt i,t .r. . . in Hammond e flS Tr r , Faber wa3 Chicago today 011 uusmess. INSPECTOR SPRINGS . A SENSATION, j (Continued from page I). made his declaration at Itammn March 15 That Fmpqt cB ru . -r, I So decTatd X 'To" J " imries . surprise, several I Tin - ' "I mumns ago, upon the renuest nf wvoi hnnrtr r,,,.. .M Iht. . lV:'. lo iaKe tavinc . - . . 1 -"-"auuua mere ne nrst ouired of the nTfm.,f f - - - i-v me jc-aiity oi SUCn ft J MrS' .Surpr,se: .."With reference to your Inanlrv nn in the removal of the naturalization reeords of your court to Garv. liK.iflntt. the purpose of taking the declarationn of some five hundred foreigners vrho nre nnnbI,f come your court for uuuuiit iv i-umr iw jur-court top the pnrpose, yo are Informed that In - J m. M JU I.ancrtrT, 31 R. II. 870. It vn hM nimcuun ui ui leueral court opens his court in Hammond on in.ii on k " i m uc iuui iu petition him for his second papers. They are John J. Sullivan of East Chicago, Samoi strv nt wwtino. o 1. 1 . - -uivii uai tuaccwi(.a OI Indiana Harbor." Their declaration ha. j been made in the proper form and in - - LnH a. 1 . - the circuit court BOARD ADVERTISES FOR BIDS. The board of public works this morning advertised for bids, returnable on the 24th inst., for the new fire engine for the south end station. "William Leimbach was appointed inspector for the Hanover street brick pavement. The petition of Blackmun and Ulrieh and others for a local sewer in Truman street, from Hickory to Columbia avenue, was referred to the city engineer with instructions to draw up plans and specifications for the . same.' The opening of the coal bids for the pumping station was deferred until the loth of this month.

Last Monday was the last day open

lue ieacne to sign contracts for ensulng year.. It is understood that uut Ui me (s teachers who are now mmond, ail but 10 have signified their desire to return next ear by slenfng the contract. In previous years there have been as high as 30 to 40 teachers who have """" lu relurn' Tnls year- however, tlA A j. . haS been materIay reduced ani Superintendent McDaniel is wel1 pIeased w,tl the prospects. I Th . . , 1 l lcaai,;rs wm De in" creasing to 80 next year and so there ,be -ln -the neIhborhood of 15 vanciea xo mi. or the ten teachers who wil1 not Jtum it is understood that two or three will be stormed hv nl,1. " 13 believed that the general increase in salaries, accounts for the fact that the teachers are nt searching for greener fields and Hammond is not losing its valuable teachers to other clties which are paying higher salaries. Frntr. rroaaf l.n lint fny.a -r,.m u . 11.. . v. et and i students will face the same school I next yCL ' GEANGER-AHLBORN CASE TS "KrHTTtC p-nnco-p-n TnT4V . The case of H. E. Granger, the. Ham. mond reoresentatlve of th mfnOTfw union, whn was. frbH it, wt w,m. mond vostprrtsv fnr oii c,ii I w J " ' ------- O v u l u on the person of Henry Ahlborn bei cause Ahlborn did not use union carpenters for the Duroose of tearinsr out some planking around concrete work, was to have ben tried in Judge Hunter's court in Burnham this afternoon, but the case was nollA rrnRfrl when ha I The trouble arose over some work , . , i . WaS S done n the res53ence ?T Charles Spichert in West Hammond, S" AbJbrn thG CntraCt fr "T? & the C6ment had set he proceeded to tear out the Planking himself contrary to the rules and ree-ulatlnna of ,, -o.ion. H. E. Granger, one of the officials of tne union, happened around and ob jected to the work that Ahlborn wna doing. Ahlborn ridiculed and the. Men of taking a carnenter from Ma nmv do "! Job like that and trouble w as' started which finally lead to an assault by Mr. Granger on the person vr- aui AMXi. AlilUUIII. amk .... to? Gs, art and U waT before Granepr rmiM o-cf -.fA- k i - - -v o--. v i me etatc i ii u r. Granger was placed In Jail bv Offleor Barnie Johnson after several shots had been fired after him in an effort to compel him to halt. As Justice Rtnrho. vitz was serving on the election board it was necessary for Granepr to re main in Jail for some time, but h ta nnany released on ball. The settling of the case out of rourt prevented the introduction of thft evi dence of numerous witnesses who saw tn the fight and those who had gone over to Burnham expecting to hear an 1njteresting trial were disappointed. STATE CASE IS PLACED ON TEIAI. The state case of Mike CW placed on trial today in the superior court, uswalda is charged with grand larceny, more specially with havinetaken goods from the PennsvK-anio railroad company's cars. The following new cases were filed today: AUOrne8 "arris and Bretch, No. 4531 Bern.ce'Griessel! Attorneys Harris and Bretch, No. 4531 et ai; mechanic's lien. Aiiunieys iion?(fl ttnrt ffMfroo, 4532 Charles P. Janoa v .1 . . . . v-a.oe.v .o.; appear finfm CTTntrr km T)UTinTii ln-l"v,y'' xix jjjujxujCjEL a fnirr m-n-r. respite tne rain last evening two large sized houses witnessed th fo,, top-line acts presented by Manager Berger to his patrons Musical Bernard was added to the show last nlarht. Thin wntimo not appear Monday night. His act was heartily appreciated by the audience Fern & Mack certainly made them laugh with their bright fables, sing ing and eccentric dancing. The Jalvens again mystified with their magic and conjoring act. The act is a real treat. What all Derby don't know is hardly worth mentioning. His performance, blind-folded, while punching the bag gota big round of applause. Friday night will be the banner night of the season. The Roby Dramatic club presenting "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Stick for the finish and see Uncle Tom go to heaven, it sure will be a rare treat. So bring the family for a hearty laugh. No reserved seats held after 8 p. m. All amateurs invited to give a speciment of their abilitv Friday r,i, Don't be backward, come and show the people ot Hammond what you can do. Some of the most tiODular nnnia t' Hammond will take part in the show Friday nignt. We mean to make it one of the greatest nights that TTam ever had for an amateur night. Brinethe babies, bring the ladies to see Uncle Tom at Berger's theater Fridav night. Our Specialty OYSTERS; New York Counts on Half Shell New York Counts Stew from Shell. New York Counts Fry. New York Counts Panned. Highland Clams on Half ShelL Clam Stew. Clam Chowder Hashed Clams with Cream. Hashed Clams on Toast. FISH. Smelts With Tartar Sauce. Yellow Perch Panned, Delmonlco Style. Black Bass, Broiled. Boiled Halibut, Egg Sauce. OMELETTES. Oyster Omelette, Green Pepper Omelette. Tomato Omelette. Mushroom Oftt Spanish Omelette. Egg FoyuB 86 SO. HOHMAN ST ; C R. HEXDRIX, PROPRIETOH Head The Times and set the new,

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Sunday, April 12 Joseph murphy's famous play The E( With "Erin's Sweetest Singer" BERNARD DALY (Only Successor to W. J. Scanlan) Don't Fail to See the Great Forge and Race Scenes, Most Realistic Scenes! ever produced on any Staee. Thor-i onghbred Race Horses and a Flock of Wonderful Trained Carrier HEAR MR, DALY SING His Popular Irish Ballads PRICES: 25c 50c 75c. CONTEST READY S00 Advertisers Are Coming ini Rapidly and Feature Will Soon Start. The missing; word contest ,h, be started in The Times the first part ol nec we?K is going to be one of the greatest advertising stunts that was ever attempted by any paper in this county. -ihe business men of H mono, .ast Chicaero. Indiana! wQr.v, Whiting and Gary are getting into this pag-e rapidly now and if you fall to reaa tnis page you will miss tho "l opportunity or your life. Every 4. . .. . thing will be advertised in The Times missing: word page and if von don't And something you want it will be because you nave not read the ads carefully ine page win be made tin of ads renro sentlng every lint of business and. even u 'ou should fail to get the dollar, wnicn will be given away each dav we know you will know you will be amply repaid for your trouble in rpad lng the ads through the many good things you will find to save monev on. Now keep your eye on The Times and catch the first issue of the missing word contest. Those who have taken space on the page up to this morning are: Hammond First National Bank. Lake County Savings & Trust Co, Hammond Savings & Tust Co. South Shore Gas & Electric Co. ' Colonial Theater. A. Jordan, Barber. J. J. Ruff, Hardware. Jacobsons. Real Estate. C. F. Dickinson, Pianos. Minas, 5 & 10 Cent Store. F. C. Linz, Wall Paper. E. Minas, Furniture. Jlmmie Graves Grocer. J. M. Wilcoxson, Pianos. The Boston Resturant. C. O. D. Laundry. Chicago Business College. G. W. Hunter, Auto Supplies. Hammond Garage Co. Ortt & Towle. Hammond Cornice Works, C. R. Hendrlx's, Cafe. The Model Clothing House. Summers Pharmacy. Mrs. Stewart, Hair Dressing. Jones Business College. LaVendor, Cigar. II. R. Schneider, Buffet. The Hammond Distilling Co. Hotel Carleton. P. H. Mueller, Hardware. Fredricks, Insurance Agency. Stewart Machine Manufacturing Co. Bick's Laundry. Mrs. Kittle Rellly, Millinery. J. W. Milllkan Sporting Goods. . . East Chicago Indiana Harbor & East Chicago Electric Co. James Clements, Hardware. Given The Tailor. A. G. Schliker, Druggist. Paver & Peterson, Grocers. W. R. Diamond. Grocer, The Ladd Agency. Veaco, The Drug Man. Clinton & Son, 5 & 10 Cent Store. Indiana Harbor Wolker & Barrett, Grocers. Glass The Tailor. O. P. Goerg, Drugs. Golden Gate Wine House. Gary W. R. Luxton, Jeweler. EVANGELIST SHANNON WILL BE HERE SUNDAY . Baptlt Are Disappointed to Get Telegram Announcing Farther I Postponement. The revival meetings at the Baptist Church are full of interest and th. church is looking forward to the greatest meelng in its history. The pastor is preaching the simple gospel In a fearless manner. He told the people last night that some of the weak kneed Baptists have sent an IndirPft message to htm that he ought to leave such plain talk for the evangelist, but, said Kev. Sharp, "I don't think all the good things ought to be left to the evangelist, then what is the difference, because when the evangelist comes and gets up here and sails in, it would be just like the pastor to feel so good that he would shout amen and give it away that he is in sympathy with the whole thing, (laughter) further FANCY Seed Potatoes Early Rose Burbanks ana fcariy Ohios HAMMOND FRUIT GO, 81 State St.

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we have made a few sore, this eeems to be the order; first wound, then heal Possibly we can deal out a littla of that precious ointment that the word speaks of and heal some of these sore fellows. But It makes little difference whether all get in line Or not. we are only worrying aboat what some are going to miss by being contrary." borne red-hot testimonies were given after the sermon. Evangelist Shannon telesrranhed Dr. Sharp last night that he was all in and needed rest but would be here Sunday without fail. Mr. Shannon is one of the foremost evangelists in the Baptist ranks. His service.-? are In such demand that he has dates a year ahead. JIrs. Shannon Is a Valuable assist ant to her husband and will be with him in the Hammond meeting. GO AS DELEGATES TO WESTEKN POWER BOAT MEET. Alfred A. Shcrby and Cyril Payne Re turn From Convention, Full of Information. Alfred A. Sherby and Cryil Payne at tended the Western Power Boat meet in Chicago last night in the Interest of the Hammond organization. Many things of interest to the home club were discussed especially the rulimr pertaining to necessary equipment of all power propelled boats wheather steam or otherwise. The secrptarv nf commerf,e and harbor has sent 'out an order that all boats plying In gov- " f . Whetner aged In .kuci) ownea , y v.. w.wc.wise, must carry a. cquipinaii ut ngnts, side lights , , ,1 ?r.e. by sl ,nch a"u nc ana whistle. Opciaiuia ut UUdlS over thirtv fet must pass examination. Much Inter est is taken in the Calumet river and the home club will be pleased to learn that their interest here is being takfn care of. Great things are promised for the Grand Calumet. Some obstructions to navigation now existing, will be removed and the right of those who enjoy boating will be taken care of. OFFICER MEN WORKING HARD. Stories of callouses and lame backs come from the Standard Steel Car district, where the office force continue to work out doors at hard manual labor. The men who are handling hammer, pick and shovel feel they are at least earning their salt by the sweat of their brow. WOMEN IN FIGHT. Judge W. C. McMahan will have an other knotty problem to decide next warrant which was sworn out in his I

Wednesday. April 8, 1908.

SOUTH CHICAGO Thurs., Friday 5 Saturday, APRIL 9, 10 and 11 THD SEASOX'S BIG C03IEDV. MrSICAl THE OF THE FAMOUS BERMGELESE BEATTTX! CHORUS. AVHISTLIXG TUXES. JC.XGLE JOKES. t GORGEOUS COSTUMES Rnndnv ft i r rv. 25c. Boxes 35c. ' Sunday Night, 25, 35, 50, 75c THE NAME -'MW"IH"ir"lp 147 chflTrf mhmaki c.-rrr,,. r i i i 1 1 i iimi in ii him mi i n --Wo hnvpn't we WILL feed the horses the welfare of your horses ieeaer. court thi3 morning by Mrs. Mary3 Scholtes charging Mrs. Golden with assault and battery. Mrs. Scholtes is a canvasser, whosa territory is Hammond and its vicinity. She has employed as one of her assistants the daughter of Mrs. Golder and last Sunday night went over to the Golden residence to talk business. A wrangle ensued which developed into something worse before lang and It Is reported that a fight took place In which qulto a good deal of hair was lost, the bone of contention being tha canvassing done. The case will be tried oft Saturday at 1 o'clock. POLICE COURT. ' a. SHERIFF TAKES HIM. ; Mike Archer, one of the knlehta . nf the key, and reported to be a trood rm has been in trouble in Hammond anil Michigan City many times, was gath ered Jn by the Hammond police yesterday afternoon on the charge of being a fugitive from imsto tt turned over, to Justice F. S. Carter who took him to the Crown Point jail. GEORGE CERTAINLY GOT DRUNK. George Fleming of Fayette street. put down on the police blotter as a blacksmith, was arrested yesterday for drunkenness. Fleming halls from Newport In the Bluegress state and Chief RImbach released him from custody on his promise to leave town. Fleming promised and made a beautiful hike. ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY. Mary Vagar, aged 2S, living at 307 Gostlin street is in serious trouble. Mary was arrested yesterday by Constable Frank Shine at the instigation of one Rosa Midotski, also of tho north side. Mary and Rosa have been having? trouble for a long time clothes Una ' quarreling and the like. Now Rosa comes into court and says that Mary has been guilty of very improper behavior with one Antonio Batostak. The couple are alleged to havo been living together in a manner con trary to law and good morals. Tha case which will present a good many juicy aspects, will be heard on Saturday in Judge McMahan's court. $.35 Juliets Cut to $1 Ortt & Towle Shoe Go. 177 Hohman Street Second f-loor Times' want ads bring results.

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