Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 297, Hammond, Lake County, 4 June 1908 — Page 5

Thursday, June 4, 1903-

THE TIMES. JUDGE GILLETT SPEAKS 1

Bay's Grist in South Chicago

SGIKLS AEE FRIGHTENED BY TWO BURGLARS.

Comraerclul Avenue Family Is Disturbed by Midnight Marauder. The screams of two frightened girls who were awakened in their beds last night by the tapping on the window of .two burglars,, who tried to gain an entrance and who accidentally made a noise on the window. The two glrl3, "daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Donehue, 9010 Commercial avenue. The parents were out attending a school function and the two daughters

were at home alone when they were

heard by Officer Maurice "Wall, who

happened to be passing. The officer made an Investigation and found the

two burglars in the house. Leveling his gun at them he ordered them to

throw up their hands, which they did very readily. Wall, searching their

pockets, found a gun on one fellow

, and a "billy" on the other. II con

, Hscated both and marched tho ruffians to the police station where they gave

their names as Charles Bollack and

Steve Savlak.

which will be. about June 10. Its management will be under Arthur B. Lane, who has offices In the Fisher. building, down town. Mr. Lane stated to a Times man that nothing would be spared to give the people of South Chicago and the Calumet region the best 5-cent show within the city limits. He is an experienced theater manager and it his intention to add a number of new features to the play house that his competitors do not exhibit in South Chicago. "Watch for the announcement of the opening in the columns of this paper.

Begins. Suit for Divorce.

Suit was filed yesterday in the cir

cuit court by Mrs. Thomas Duggan ask

lng for a divorce from her husband.

Thomas Duggan. In the complaint Mrs.

Duggan charges that her husband has

treated her like a dog for the last two

years and that he has refused to buv

her new wearing apparel or give her money to buy hem. In addition to this, .she alleges that her husband continued

xo keep company with other women af

,ter their marriage. The Dusrsran fam

ily resides at One Hundred and Eight Btreet and Wentworth avenue, where

they have lived since their marriage. , - : Kensington on Lookout. i -i mm

The Kensington police were told told

to be on the look-out for two boy3 who left their homes last week in New York and were on their way to Kensington to get a job in the mills there. The boys are both 16 years old, and are both the same size. Two boys answering the description of the two missing boys were seen at the corner of One Hundred and Nineteenth street and Michigan avenue late Tuesday night and seemed to be lost. When a policeman hove in Bight they both ran away and nothing has been seen of them since.

Where THE TIMES May Be Had. The SOUTH CHICAGO TIMES may bo found on sale at the following places. Those who are unable to secure a copy will confer a favor by notifying the circulation department. Room 15, Lincoln building, or telephone 288 South, Chicago. Harding's, 158 NInety-3econd street. Costello's, 93 Ninety-second street. Jamlnson's, 197 Ninety-first street. Raduenael's, 184 Ninety-second street. Pouley's, 9155 Commercial avenue, Moore's, 7502 Saginaw avenue, Windsor Park. Truogs, 9908 Ewlng avenue. East Bide. Zegar's, Ninety-first street and Commercial avenue. M. E. Dowdings, 153 Cheltenham !ace. Thomas Powell. Sixty-third street and Etony Island avenue. William Mason. Seventieth, street and X. C. station. Sam Winters, 10401 Ewing avenue. East Side. Also Take3 subscriptions. Phone 4023 South Chicago. Klllacky Bros., Ninety-fourth street nd Cottage Grove avenue, Burnsid.

BIG BENEFIT CONCERT Will be Given by Cecilian Chorus Under Auspices

of Young Women.

FilSTREL It

TONIGHT AT GARYi

Hammond and Crown Point

Society People to be

Guests of Friends.

DAILY SPECIAL

Full Turkish MOCKER

Everything is now In readiness for

the big benefit entertainment that will be given bv the Cecilian chorus June

9 at the South Chicago Congregational

church, under the auspices of the South End Woman's club. Nearly every night the young ladies composing the chorus are practicing

and one of ,tha members stated yester day that their voices were In fine con

dition and the coming entertainment would eclipse all former events given

by the Cecilian chorus. Following is the program: Part One. Pavane Favorite (Louis XIV) Frederick Brisson Arranged for Organ by Wm. H. Squire. Marie CrandaL Allegro A Major Concerto .... .Mozart Leon Marx. Saide Kraus-Marx, accompanist. Flower Song Faust. ..Charles Gounod Marcarpt Dnhlctrnm

A Kentucky Cardinal. . .James . Allen

ivattiarine wheeler Cullen. (a) King Charles Maude V. White (b) Mother o Mine. ..Frank E. Tours Thomas Taylor Drill. (a) Air Tla K

(b) Gypsy Melodies Nachez Leon Marx. Work of the South End Center.....

wace JJarnng, Head Resident. Part Two.

(a) The Life of a Leaf. .Emma Ashford Violin Obligato. .Chas. H. Crandall (b) Rose of Avontown Mrs. Beach

oup. jougato Elizabeth. ay The Cecilian Chorus.

BUILDS HIS 01 GRAFT

Yachtsmen Say Young Ben

nett Has Trimmest Boat in the Haven.

Will Have Another Theater. South Chicago is to have another amusement theater and it will go under the name of the Lincoln theater, located in the Lincoln building, 9103 Commercial avenue. Already carpenters and electrians have commenced' to put the Interior in readiness for the opening

South Chicago

IRECTORY

Chas. J. Simon 6: Bro. Pawnbrokers 236 92nd St., So. Chicago All Bu&lnes Strictly Confidential.

Although suffering from a severo

affliction of the eyes, which compelled

mm to give up his studies at the Boston Technical school, Louis C. Bennett,

22 years old, a son of Alderman Frank I. Bennett, has constructed a 40-foot gasoline cruiser admitted by south side yachtsmen to be the trimmest craft plying out of the Jackson park haven. The motor boat, which Is declared a perfect piece of construction, slipped a few cogs in its gearing while out near the crib this week, and the builder and owner has begun repairs which will fit the craft for a summer cruise. The boat and equipment, docking and deck house were all built by the boy. The work is pronounced as fine as if from the hands of a professional builder. The Bennett boat is 40 feet long, with a 9-foot beam, and a draught of three feet. It is equipped with a 24-horsepower Anderson. It has a torpedo stern, roomy cabin, awning and mast, and Is wholly decked. A similar boat was built by J. C. Asplet, 224 Fifty-third street.

VARIED PROGRAM ARRANGED First Annual Affair of Gary Minstrel

Club Is Billed for This

Evening .

$1Jt75

tn9 -VS

Indianapolis College of Law Graduates Favored With Address.

This large roomy full Turkish

Rocker, upholstered In best quality

t abricord Leather, is a wonder

ful production and in order to

fully apreciate Its merit you must

see and sit in one of them.

91.50 Cash; $1.50 Monthly.

On our Parlor Floor we are dis

playing an Immense line of Odd

Rockers, Divans and Arm Chairs at

close out prices.

The entertainment of the Gary mlns trel club is the principal topic of con

versatlon In Gary social circles. The

cast includes some of the best known

business men in the city and it is ex

pected that there will be a large at

tendance this evening. Many Ham

mond and Crown Point young people

wiu attend

The songs have been well selected

ana the chorus is a good one. Those

who have been permitted to witness the rehearsal of the show claim that it

is to be one of the best amateur productions that has ever been given in

this part of the state.

The entertainment will be given in the Binzenhof hall and this room has

been decorated and remodeled for the

occasion. The stage has been greatly enlarged and all of the thinsrs neces

sary for the successful staging of the

minstrel has been provided.

All of the jokesmiths of Gary have

Deen at work for some time In the

preparation of witticisms and funny

slams, and it is understood that every

thing from the Indiana Steel corporation to the saloons in Gary will re

ceive a share of attention

Program I a Varied One.

Already there has been

vance sale of seats and it is exDected

that all of Gary will turn out to see

the business men of the city off their

dignity for a while.

The following is the program which

wm be rendered: First Part.

Overture Orchestra

ypemng tjnorus Gary Minstrel Club

iicn me .aioon .fiays .Feek-a-Boo V T TK--

. , , ........ .... . tfuuuauu JMuch Obliged to You" Lee Moss

'V" xiossums u. Cummlngs "Lv'ry body's Pickin on Me" .

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The song the Anvil sings- Hammond Co. Disappointed

. - --------- . . . . nuseuerry I

,S.?me?ody Led" Dwight Howard

HOME OF THE OUTFIT

iegel

9133-9135 Commercial Ave, South fihlradA'c

a large ad- S Leading Furniture Store

NEW PROCESS

IS NOT PATENTABLE

i.ne i-ast Kosa of Summer ia th

Sweetest Song: of AH" F. L. Hume

v-ommon cense" w. S. Ross

r naie - unen I Go Marching with Georgia" Entire Company

Second Part-

Song and Dance SDecialtv.

..c'' .: '-Vl' ; V : V i,- -tpeodore Blnzen

"ijp "uumn x. 11 ne a jjream" f T ti.". I -

Musical Act K. W. Glenn

-travesty twun opologles to George M.

imruuucing u. Jti. Alaloney

? aZ, iempiton, singing "So

ijong, mary.

fISPECT THE PAVEMENT

Junketers From Blooming-

ton, 111., Pay Visit to Gary.

Sage Brush Won't be

as Profitable-

NEW PHASE CAUSED TROUBLE

Wood Alcohol and Acetic Acid Found

To Be Most Profitable in Discovery

CLUB WOMEN'S MEETING

South End Woman's Club of

South Chicago Conclude Their Season.

HENRY GROSS fainting and Decoratings PAINT, GLASS, WALL PAPES PAINTER'S SUPPLUS

9033 Commercial Ave. Tl. So. Chicago 212

William A. Schoening Osneral Contractor and Builder Fire Losses Adjusted Jobbing Promptly Attended to 1C520 TORRENCE AVE.. Chicago Phone, South Chicago 480

So. Chicago

rlepltaaea flee, 148, Resldeno S4j Soath ChJcagro. -FRANK FOSTEB ATTORNEY AT UktV. Room 15, Commercial Block. $206 Commercial avenue, - Chloago, HI JlMlJepo 1120 Exchange mrnm.

The South End Woman's club of

South Chicago held Its last regular meeting yesterday at the Besemer Dark

assembly halL Officers for the ensuing

year were elected and the business for

the closing year wound up, with the 'exception of the business for yester- ' day's meeting which was unfinished and which will be completed at a special meeting next "Wednesday. I The past year has been a very successful one for the club, It having 'gained much for Itself In the wav nf

social Intercourse and having done a world of good for the poor of South Chicago The retiring officers yesterday made short addresses as did also the newly elected officers. The officers for the following year are as follows: President Mrs. E. E. Kendall. Vice President Mrs. Edward Bishop. Second Vice President Mrs. Howard Heath. Secretary Mrs. Edward "Watklns. Treasurer H. Helnson. Directors Mrs. I A. Blackwood, Mrs. A. Duffy, Mrs. Reed Ilindman, Mrs. John Beynon and Mrs. W. B. Stone.

All Pointing to Hope. Who sbaiJ despair while the fields ol the earth are sown with flowers and the fields of heaven blossom with stars? H. W. Mabie.

The Hammond promoters of tho

Diusn enterprise In which it is est!

mated that a fortune can be made from the distillation of the ashes of this

desert weed for the purpose of recovpr

lng the acetic acid, wood alcohol potash

and other by-products have been com

pelled to start out on a new tack

It has been discovered that the nrnppsa

The city officials of MAnmW, in 01 ols"ation not patentable except

were in Gary yesterday for the purpose manner in which potash is of inspecting the ranitn,d ZZ? SeCUred and consequently the patentees

Broadway. In the partv was ROt get nearly as much out oC the

Ti,on,u tT " . " company as was at first ex Dected.

.uwuuio nuuauu aim several or thai t. . - other city officials. .Ifc was at first Panned to give them

It has been proposed to out down a '6 me siock as a royalty

, . . - uu ineir paieni DUt now that anvbodv

- cci ui gianuuiu paving in liloom - 1 ..... ington and it was suLestf, tn has a leal rlht to use he Pess. "

cials of that city that In Gary there Ultyvcan a'8COVer nat It is the other had been an ideal street of this ml! of the company do not believe terial laid they are warraned in giving the pat-

The lunket v entees sucn a liberal allowance of the

" u hJVfe Y ii ftVlir I A. 1-

Tom Knotts who. In rnm

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Engineer A. P. Melton, showed tho vl. company 11 as its -lronbies.

itors all there was to be seen of Garv For several weeks It was feared that

Afterwards the party went to the ra- "e dissensions which arose over this zenhof restaurant where they were P-ase of the matter would disrupt the served with an excellent meal. ccmpany but the affair has finally been

land are old time friends and it was about the organization of the company

imacii wuo suggesiea me granitoid lne Duiiaing oi me pjanu paving as the Ideal material fnr o I Mr. Shea and Mr. Thomas discovered

street. that, contrary to their original Ideas of

the matter, the products of greatest

TT, . . vaiue wnicn are to De securea irom tne NEW LAWYERS AT VAXPAItAISO. distillate are the acetic acid and the

iwooa aiconoi rather than 'the potash University Graduates Forty-neven and which was represented to be the prin-

re nummru iv iuc uar. cipai product.

Valparaiso. Ind.. June 3. At th tn. kc

I v v- V-VA kUCfcb llltl C 10 CL ACL 1 gt;

..wmiicuueiiicui exercises or tne profit to be derived from the produclaw department of Valparaiso Unl- tion of these chemicals, the local men versity this evening the address to the n-ni ,,i-t

, 1 f 11 4 t.11 lii& ui,ai"iaiivii J 4 CL

m jr uvun ui.itju oz company.

was admitted to the Porter County bar ' Thomas Kam Powr ' Attorney.

jy juage juaaianan, ana to the Su- jjcucincca agicc iu n.oigu meir preme Court by B. C. Noble. The class Patent for the production of the potash numbers forty-seven, and Chicago is to tne company that will make an ad-

represented by R. M,

Donahgue

to the company that will make an additional product to be derived from the

sage mrush and will of course make

the business just that much more profit-

able.

Mr. Thomas has been eriven the

Don't Naa.

I admonish all those In mv famttf

, - J j. numa ua,a ueeu given me wno nave authority to be anerrv. in th

5 , " ' v. j.v.v7 11c iaj V C-ilVCLU. Willi nrst place to manage their anger, and the organization of the company while not to lavish it upon every occasion, Mr. Shea is In New York and the an-

- - ivuiucus luO ia9U till' J v m,v- w. iiauico j i. inconstant scolding runa Into custom, corporators and the first officers will n vA-nnM 1 1 1 soon t maflft.

Itself despised. Moi soon be made-

Others Whenever.

Some people make happiness wher per? ever they so. Success Magazine.

and renders taigne.

The Intention and the Art.

The Philosopher of. Folly. what sljmifiAa tha 1U.

- - I . . O " v, m-ulJ VI UIB A good husband. savs the nhiloao- Jnfontinn whsn to ot

. . , ,, " ""'u" a. crime

jjiici ul xuuy, is one wno can answer Jean Baptists Massillon,

prumpuy ana intelligently when his

wire asKS: "What EhaU I ere.t for din- xvt,. .

w 1 w.mw.a uicnuuHa 1 ur irauinx nwM

piiper of this region, mentions THE

1 TIMES flxst. 1

Chief Justice of the Indiana State Supreme Bench John H. Gilletf of Hammond, made the principal address before the graduates of the $idiana Col

lege of Law at Indianapolis vesterdav.

Seventeen students from the senior

closs of the Indiana College of Law were graduated with aDtronrlat PTPr.

cises held in the Grand opera house.

The class address was made by Frank

C. Branstetter, the degree of bachelor

of laws was conferred unon each mem

ber of the class by Ulrlc A. Wiley, dean

emeritus of 'the college.

Judge Glllett spoke briefly upon the

meaning of the profession of law. nrt

told the class that he wished

to them first as Individuals, and onlv

secondarily as graduates of the col

lege. He said that success In thr

chosen profession depended upon their

own individual efforts and without the application of their efforts they could not hope to atttaln any degree of success. Frank C. Branstetter addressed the class on "The Lawyer as a Citizen." He cited the many prominent men, both past and present, who had chosen the practice of law as a profession, and declared that an honest attorney wielded a great influence for the welfare of the community.

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STATE AUDITOR SHUTS BANK. Indiana Official Say Koncluako County Concern Is tn "Qneer Shape." "Warsaw, Ind., June 3. Bank Examiner Charles W. Camp of Garrett, who, with State Auditor John C. BUIheimer, has for several days been holding conferences with officials and directors of the Kosciusko County Bank, Warshw, which was closed this afternoon by the state auditor, tonight ordered payment of outstanding Items stopped. Cashier Abe Brubaker is out of the city and the liabilities and assets of the Institution could not be learned. Officials declare the bank will be reorganized, but State Auditor Billbeimer announces that he "found the affairs of the bank tn queer shape." Examiner Camp Is now going over the books. Hundreds of persons th.i

In front of the bank this evening to

reau the notice posted by the rnt

auilitor.

252-56 Ninety-second St. Cot. Houston Ave., South Chicago

We cheerfully refund money if you are not satisfied with your purchase. WE TREAT YOU RIGHT.

Coupon Coupon Coupon Has a CASH VALUE for 3.50 on any purchase of 25.00 and up. Bring this with yon. SAVE MONEY

AH Goods Marked in Plain Figures

Horses, Horses

orses

We Always Have What You Want Horses, Mares, Molos Suitable for aH idjids of Work BOUGHT AND SOLD Also Wagon and TTarrwgg AH Horse Bitched end Shown In Harness Before Ton Buy One of tic Most Extensive Dealers la tte Cain met Region Frank Arnold 8952 Houston Avenue SOUTH CHICAQO Phone 1711

YOUR CHOICE Has Gome at Last!

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Quarter sawed, oak finish

Rocker, high back, large roll

seat. All connecting parts

are screwed, O "? C

Mahogany finished Parlor Chair, upholstered in imported verona Graceful design, ft

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We Must Clean Out Our Large Slock of Spring and Summer Goods. We Need the Money and CAN Save Money for you. For the next thirty days $20 and $35 suits made for

$15.00

J. KAUFMAN,

THE COMMERCIAL TAILOR, 9147 Commercial Avenue

SnI,s 15.00 Trousers 4r.00up.

bS COUPON ,.sss payment in Suit Club ......

THE RIVAL TAILORS, 308 92d St., South Chicago. OVERCOATS $15 UP.

This beautiful Preambul ator.

Handsomely finished, large sway springs, heavy rubber Ckr -II-

"res ZO.D $2.50 Monthly.

Prlncess Go Cart, genuine rattan basket, very durable, A C at b.Zu 23c Weekly.

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There is only one BEST TRY Old Steuben Bourbon (Straight Goods) and agree with us that it is PERFECTION

Steuben County Wine Co.

uisinouiors, CHICAGO, ILLS.

(Select quarter sawed oak China

wloset, hand rubbed and nol-

lished, bent glass door C H

and sides, at i J. JU

$1.25 Monthly.

Solid quarter sawed oak Extension

Table, hand polished throughout.heavy pedestal posts, nicely carved g -r c!aw feet, extends 6 feet, at,H. 0

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ROOMS FURNISHED

wvrTX. A 1 1U1 . . g gal

Terns, 7.50 Cash. 1.00 Weekly.

Advertise in THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES.

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