Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1908 — Page 5
Wednesday Julv 29, 1008.
THE TIMES.
HERE A
ND THERE ID THE CALUMET REGION
Day's Grist in South Chicago
jrettlnj?. came in for a share of scoring.
The session was a short one owing to the war evening.
Leave for Cedar Lake.
JOSEPH O'TOOLE PLACED UNDER $1,500 BOND. lan Charged With Hfinom Crime Haa Preliminary Hearing Before Judge Torrtion In South CUlcatfO. Joseph O'Toole, 25 years old, who was arrested Monday afternoon charged with rape, was held to the criminal court yesterday by Judge Torrlson In bonds of $1,500. As no one went OToole's ball, he was taken to the county jail where he will lie pending his trial. That the man will be sent over the road, seems an assured fact, as every bit of evidence coming to light weaves the net closer about him.
A large crowd of South Chlcagoans left last night for Cedar I-ake, Ind., where they will camp for two weeks. The party consisted of six young la
dies and six young men, chaperoned
by Mrs. Elsie Hartsam. They expect
to catch some large fish, and even if they don't we will be expected to lis
ten to some of those celebrated fish
stories.
Want a Garbage Wagon. The residents of Calumet Heights arec lamoring to get a garbage wagon to rame around this district. The gar
bage which is supposed to be taken away by the garbage man Is thrown alongside the house or else strewn In
thw alley, making a very disagreeable smell on the hot days. A petition Is soon to be taken around and all the
residents will sign it, as they have no love for the germs that lurk in the decaying garbage which now has to . a v.rrTirr nnv dace In the alley or
vacant lots.
Hold Kegular Meeting.
The South Chicago Business Men's
Association held Its regular meeting lost nia-htMn the club rooms in the
Lincoln building. Although there was
. o-ncA attendance, little outside of
routine business was transacted. The
rotten street car service that the people In the north end of the ward nre
FOR SAL.K Cheap, express uk.
Inquire Haas & Hilton Co., 213 East r.andoloh St.. Chicago, or 91S7 So. Chi
cago avenue, So. Chicago. 2',
HOVE GOLUUBUSSIATUE
American Discoverer Will
Do Sentinel Duty in South Chicago.
EAST SIDEBS WANT
SMALL PARK HARBOB
Appeal May Be Made South Side Park Com-
to
Briefs.
George Toung of 9009 Houston ave
nue, is spending a few days at taw
Paw lake.
Frank Williams of Broomline, Wis.,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Anna Clark,
of Parkside.
ARRANGES BOAT RAGES
Power Boats of Any Size
Can Enter Labor Day Affair.
missioners.
ANOTHER MASS MEETING
Citizens Improvement Organization Started at East Chicago.
EXPENSE WOULD BE SMALL
HISGEN NAMED
BY NEW PARTY.
(Oatlaned from pace J.)
Basic plans for the big L,abpr Day races were completed last night at the ceeting of the Calumet Power Boat Club in its club rooms at 163 Ninetysecond street. It was agreed to arrange the races in such a manner as to permit power boats of every size to enter the races. The work of completing the arrangements was detailed to several committees. The session last night was attended by members of the Illinois Power Boat
Association, The North Shore Motor Boat Club and Jackson Park Power
Boat Club.
cori,i you rsK fuknitirk or
fixtures at a very low price? I can
fit vou 'wit in almost anything needed
far cheaper than you can purchase
elsewhere. See me hefore buying. I Pell on credit. Mr. Brown, room 213
Iavls Bldg.. 9154 Commercial avenue. 27 "WANTED i?t enographer ; experienced only; good penman and accurate at figures. Apply to H. M. Faber. Specialty Underwear Co., 135 Condit St. WANTED Female help, experienced operator on muslin underwear; steady work and good pay. Apply Mr. Faber, Specialty Muslin Underwear Co., 135 Condit St., Hammond, Ind. 7-14-tf.
Work for European Tailors.
It seems not very Improbable that' the dress adopted by educated India, which is more or less of the western
type, will also be adopted by the peo
ple at large in the future. The fond
ness of the orientals for gay color may give rise to gorgeous neckties and
gold-lace collars. Allahabad Hindu
stan Review.
The marble statue, of Christopher Columbus, that for years did sentinel duty between the old city hall and the county building, arrived in South Chicago yesterday and today workmen are busy setting up the grand old man in his new home. The council recently voted the statue to the special parks commission and ttie latter, following the combined ef
forts of Coramisslone of Public Works John Hanberg and Alderman Moynihan, decided to locate the famous statue at the intersection of Ninetysecond street and Kxchange avenue and South Chicago avenue, in front of the Calumet theater, the spot more
commonly known as Theater Square.
Place for Fountain. For years more or less efforts have
been made to locate a fountain statue at this point, but each time the mat
ter has fell through, until the special
parks commission consented to the transferring of the Drake statue to
South Chicago. Previous to the an
nouncement that the fountain would be moved here, Henry Lee, candidate for the nomination of drainage trustee on the republican ticket, announced that he would purchase a fountain and, had the special parks commission not sent it here, Mr. Iee would have had one erected. Property owners in the neighborhood of the new fountain have signified their intention of contributing freely towards improving the now barren waste ground and it will be a matter of only a few weeks until it will be fenced off into a miniature park, with small shrubbery and flowers. The fountain was moved to South Chicago without any expense to the city. Alderman Moynihan defraying the expense of the transfer.
Situation for a Yacht Landing Is an Ideal One Boat Owners Would Be Possible.
Easy Way to Secure Worms. Take water in which, walnut hulls have Boaked overnight and pour it on a spot of Kround. In a very few hours the fishing-worms will come to the surface and can easily be secured for your expedition.
Beauties of Gorse. !o one who sees a common or hillside covered with gorse in full flowet can fail to appreciate its beauty, and we can well understand such plant lov-c-oc '.innards and Dillenius going into ecstasies of delight, as they are reported to ' t'.one, when such a sight first burst on their view after being acquainted with the plant from botanical material only.
A movement is on foot on the East Side for the purpose of having the South Park commissioners make provisions for a harbor for pleasure boats
similar to the Jackson park harbor. The latter is overcrowded and many j local men who have craft at tills harbor are preparing to remove them to South Chicago. It is almost impossible to secure anchorage in the Jackson park harbor, according to local men. At Utile KiprnNf. At very little expense a harbor tan be made at the Kast Side park which will answer the demands of the situation. The local power boat club needs a place for their boats and with the establishment of a harbor at the East Side park it would come in very handy. An ideal harbor could be made at the north end of the park, Inside the present pier of the old Taylor estate. Another pier from the west from the lano to meet this one and the improvement of the existing breakwater will establish the harbor. Moorings will have to be placed and perhaps other improvements, but all these would not entail a very large expense to the South Park commisisoners. Sltiintiou nn Ideal One. The situation for a harbor at Calumet park is an ideal one and probably is one of the best adapted in the city.
Edward Chrlstianson. secretary of the East Side Improvement association, who is now on his vacation at Paw Paw, Midi., has promised to take up the matter immediately upon his re
turn, and petitions will be circulated for signatures. The East Siders believe that with the signatures of every property owner the board will be compelled to grant them their demands.
Special to The Time-.) East Chicago, Ind., July 29. Another Citizens' Improvement association was
organized here last night, being an oiT shoot of the one from which J. P. Kennedy resigned alst week. The following officers were elected:
President D. J. Reed. Secretary E. Pickard. Treasurer 1. I-indblom. Mr. Reed spoke of the uplift move
ment in the city and stated that he believed there was lots of work for the new body to do. Colonel R. I. Walsh also spoke at length on the purpose of the organization.
HURT IfJ EAST CHICAGO John Bates of Hammond Injured by Falling From Street Car.
the crowd of delegates surged behind, denouncing him aa a traitor. Sheppard was the only Bryan man In the convention. He stood alone In tho delegation from his state, who refused to sit with him when they became aware of his purpose to name Bryan. II In gen an Indiana Man. While Thomas L. Hlsgen, independence party nominee for the presidency, is a "Massachusetts man," he hails
from the state of Indiana, And it ever there came a candidate from the people that man is Hisgen. His parents were German people who first located at Albanv. N. Y. In 185" Wil
liam Hisgen, the father, emigrated with the family to Petersburg, Ind., where he opened a store. On November 2fi of the following vear Thomas was
born.
The opportunities for education were meager in the fifties and especially in the country district where the Hisgen family lived, so Thomas took his education as opportunity presented itself in the shape of the ordinary country school. A constantly increasing family with far from a corresponding increase in worldly goods necessitated Thomas and his brother early in life taking up a part of the burden of their father. Rut Thomas Hisgen was ambitious, and the lack of opportunity of securing an education proved an incentive for him to make the opportunity. Lord Bacon says that reading maketh a full man, so Thomas Hisgen became a reader of good books, which have given depth to his grasp of affairs and scope to his view of life.
M O IN EV LOANED on good security such as Furniture, Pianos and other persons! property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 9138-40 Commercial Are. Soatfi Chicago Room 2l. Tel. Bo. Chioaco 104 Opea Monday. Thursday and Saturday evenings until P. M.
East Bates,
(Special o The Tim en.) Chicago, Ind., July 2lt. John
9326 Pine street, Hammond,
came within an ace of losing his life last night while trying to get off a Hammond bound car at Forsyth and Chicago avenues. The cars was going along at a good clip when Bates started to get off the car and slipped. He fell on his head and face and riocheted along the pavement. The car was stopped and the crew went to his assistance. Bates was half unconscious, and presented a shocking spectacle. His face and head were covered with blood. He was taken to Dr. Brown who dressed his injuries. The Injured man was able to return to Ids home In Hammond later in the even
ing.
Accepted at His Value. A good man's pedigree is hunted up. German Proverb.
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W. D, CARROLL, M, D. SPECIALIST. ni.OOD. SKIV, SKHVOl-S AXO RECTAL DISEASKS, Including
Contagious Blood Poison, Sores, I'lcers. Eczema, etc. I'HIVATK DKBADES, Kidney. Bladder and all urinary affections. NERVOIS IJKBIMTY. HKCTAU DISEASES. HEMORRHOIDS, etc Dr. Carroll desires to announce that he has opened an office in South Chicago where he will be pleased to meet his many friends and former patients in the Calumet section. 25 years' successful experience in the above class of diseases for 20 years past on State street, Chicago. Consultation Free. Office: 256 Ninety-second Street, SOUTH CHICAGO, ILL.
4 SSaW. Union Shop. TONSORIAL PARLOR JOHN W. ATKrNSON, Frop. First-class Pool c Eilliard Parlor Connected 6306 Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago.
Worry and Consumption. Worry is one of the most fruitful causes of consumption.
The Sympathy of Friendship. It is sublime to fe?l and say of another, I need never meet, or speak, or write to him; we need not re enforce ourselves or send tokens of remembrance; I rely on him as on myself; if he did thus or this, I know it was right. Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Fred Peulecke Patterns and Models 1 to 36-Horse-Powe Marine Engines. - - - - GENERAL & ELECTRICAL MACHINE WORK. I Sold, Stored, AUTOMOBILES ( Repaired. 9122 Erie Ave. South Chicago 'PHOK 741.
MRDICAL. DR. HASEN CLEVER, 182 State St., Room 45, Chicago Specialist In all Diseases of Women. Consultation and Advice Free. HOURS 10 to 4.
HENRY QROSS fainting and Decoratings PAINT, GLASS, WALL PAPER PAINrER'S SUPPUiS
So. Chicago
033 Commercial Avt. Tel. So. Chicago 212
Dress
Juno J
Shields
721
SixSnAPESftN Sizes Every Pair Warranted
DRESS SHIELD BOOKLET FREE ON REQUEST.
I. B. KLEINERT RUBBER CO. -723. 725-727 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
William A. Schoening Osneral Contractor and BuilJer Fire Losses Adjusted . Obbintf Promptly Attended to IC520 TORRENCE AVE., Chicago Phone, South Chicago 483 T elephonea t Oflloe, 148; Realdenoa 3i3f South Chicago. FRANK FOSTER ATTORNEY AT LAW. Room 15, Commercial Block, 1506 Commercial avenua, - Chicago, 111. Realdenea 9120 Kxchanare avenua.
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At Prices that do not even cover cost of material.
WE MUST REDUCE OU1 STOCK.
Our loss your gam. Enough said. The prices will say the rest. Everything marked in plain figures.
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STORE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY FOR MARKING DOWN PRICES.
The class of goods we carry is well-known to you to be of high grade and most stylish. Such opportunities are of the rarest kind that can not and should not be missed by anyone. No doubt the cream of the stock will be sold in the first few days, so you had better attend early and derive the greatest benefit from our clean and stylish stock of goods.
REMEMBER, THIS IS NO ODD
S AND ENDS SALE.
We have plenty of every do not even cover the cost of
item advertised; of course none can be had after the original lot is sold, as our selling prices material. Please bear in mind that this sale comes from
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IMPORTANT. Store closed all day July 31, for remarking all merchandise at prices that will sell it quick.
Salesmen and Salesladies Wanted
Cor. 90th and Buffalo Avenue, South Chicago sure safeguard against illegitimate advertising, known to be the truest, and best value giving retail store in South Chicago. IVTONEV REFUNDED IF DESIRED.
NOTICE. I We will pay fare both ways to the purchaser of $5.00 or over I from the following places: Whiting, feast Chicago, Indiana Har- I bor, Hegewlsch. Stony Island, g Burnslde, Pullman. Roseland jj and Kensington. It will pay you to come.
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