Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 15 August 1908 — Page 5

Saturday, &ugusfrl5f 1903.

THE TIMES.

HEBE MM TMEBE III THE CALUMET REGION

Day's Grist in South CWo

Notice.

NOTICE. Friend of The South Chicago Times will confer a great favor upon It by telephoning all ntwi Items, personals and social news of any sort to The Times offlee. The telephone number Is 288 South Chicago. If your friends come for a visit or you go visiting, call up The South Chicago Times.

will be Major-General J. II. Harris, Grand Patriarch F. D. Snelling, Grand Representative W. R. Humphries, Grand Past Finn, Past President. Nellie Ia Haris, Past Grand J. R- Kewley. :

It swerved and hit Mamie Carson, 8

years old, inflicting slight bruises about the body. She was taken to her home by friends and her bruises dressed. The

j buggy was the property of Frank

Harris, 4342 Cottage Grove avenue.

A LAST FAEEWE1L . TO THE EOBY TRACK.

Patrons of the South Chicago Times are kindly asked to note that owing to the resignation of Edson Taylor from The Times' staff, la South Chicago, he has been succeeded by Koy G. Parry, formerly of the Hammond Daily ws. Any courtesies shown him will be appreciated by the publishers of The Times.

SOUTH CHICAGO REBEKAHS PREPARING FOR BIG TIME.

Grand Stand at Famous Old Race Track Is Being Torn Down. The end of the old Roby race track has come at .last. The place where the once famous race course, where many bloody battles were fought between the Indiana authorities and the Chicago raceing and gambling factions. Is now no more. The territory once occupied by the race track, barns and buildings,' will be divided into building lots and sold by the real estate firm who are now owners. A large force of workmen are now employed in tearing down the grand stand and after the debric is cleared away the land on which the once famous track stood will be sold for building and residence lots.

ARE THEY THE CAMP CUNEO DYNAMITERS?

Planning for a Water Trip Next Wednesday Evening High Officials of Odd Fellowdom W ill Be on the Boat. Charity Rebekah lodge No. 362 of South Chicago are planning to have a big time on their trip on the steamer Tourist next "Wednesday night, August 16, which will leave the Ninety-second street docks at 8:15 p. m. Among the notables of Odd FellowIsm who will be present on the boat

Cottage For Sale a oargain if taken at once. Six room cottage on Commercial avenue, near 90th street. Apply to Young &

Brown, 9049 Commercial, South Chicago; phon? 500. MEN WANTED

South Chicago May Have Clew to Robbery of Fisherman's Resort at Lake Front Park.

Lieutenant Joseph Smith, arting cap-

tain at the South Chicago police station, received word yesterday from the Maxwell police station to summon all witnesses possible to the recent holdup at Camp Cuneo at the Lake Front park. Two men were arrested in the Maxwell district who are thought to know something about the daring holdup, and the witnesses are summoned to Identify them.

Again In Working Order. The aerial tramway at Seventy-third street and Lake Michigan, which was destroyed by the storm last winter, has been repaired and is again In work

ing order. The George v. Jackson company finished work upon the struc

ture Wednesday. The tramway extends into the lake 7,500 feet from the shore where the Seventy-third street land tunnnel is being constructed.

the contestants felled the other with a right-hander and then got away with the coal. .- - Building Permits. '

8157 Exchange avenue, 1 story-

frame, A. Osburg $1,000 7014 Morgan street, lb story frame cottage, L. Berg 2,000 11343 Prairie avenue, 2 story brick flats, W. Malewskl 4.500 7209 Champlain avenue, 2 story brick flats, G. Blackman 4,000

Masons Leave for Hudson Lake. Several hundred Masons and their friends left this morning on the 8:30 Lake Shore from South Chicago to Hudson lake, where the big Masonic picnic Is on. Although the weather looked threatening the picnickers were hopeful that it would clear up before noon -and did not let the weather detain them.

HERE AND THERE.

Car repairers for railroad company; good pay and stoady work. Call at once. C. M. llonson, 235 Clark street, Chicago. 8-8-tf. WAXl'KD Situation; respectable colored woman to go out by the day or week; referencrs. Mrs. Mallon, 8S13 Commercial avenue, South Chicago. 2t FOR SALE New Oliver typewriter; cheap if taken at once. Call at Times office. . . 10-6

GIRL, WELL KNOWN IN SOUTH CHICAGO, A VICTIM. Miss Mabel Ward Is One of Four Who Drowned In the Dells of Wisconsin Body Recovered Yesterday. Miss Mabel Ward of 234 East Sixtysixth place, Parkslde, who is well

known in South Chicago, was one of the four unfortunate Chicagoans who were drowned on Thursday afternoon at Kilbourn, Wis., when a river launch

was capsized.

All day long yesterday a search was ma.le for the bodies of the victims of the drownings. All of whom were re

covered.

Child Hurt In Runaway.

A runaway horse dashing madly

along Ninety-third street with an ov

erturned bussv behind him, ran Into a

telegraph polie in front of a grocery store, causing unusual excitement.

When the buggy hit the telegraph pole

Summer School Closed. The J. N. Thorpe school, Eightyninth street and Superior avenue, which during the summer months has been used as a summer school, closed yes

terday and the 500 pupils that have

attended the school for the past two months have freed their minds of

studies.

Draws a Big Crowd. The warm evening and the fact that Busse's band played at Bessemer park, drew more than 2,000 people to that pleasant breathing place in South Chicago, last evening. An excellent program was rendered and was greatly enjoyed by the huge crowd.

Will Build an Addition.

It Is said that Storogis Bros., who

new own the new brick saloon at the northwest corner of the street car

tracks at Roby, expect to build an ad

dition to their place and run a first

class hotel in connection.

Death of Mary Maygof. The death of Mary Maygof, age 34

of 8231 Houston avenue, occurred yesterday. The funeral will take place at the Polish cemetery at Hammond.

Elmer Warner, 9150 Phillips avenue, will leave in a few days for Riverside, Mich. He will be gone about two weeks. Roy Warner, 9150 Phillips avenue, re

turned yesterday from Michigan and he

reports a fine time.

Miss Martha Anderson, 9340 Elizabeth avenue, left yesterday for a two weeks

vacation which will be spent at Ben ton Harbor, Mich.

Theodore Dearmer, 79.50 J-xcliange

avenue, returned irom r ox i,nKe, in

where he spent his vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, 564 Eighty-

eighth street, left last evening for

Fort Worth. Tex., where they will

visit Mr. Harrison's mother. The

couple will be gone two months.

Mrs. Francis Wilbur, 7650 Coles ave

nue, is at her nome wim a toucn or

scarlet fever. Her friends hope for her

speedy recovery.

Arthur Feroe, 7920 Exchange avenue lias accepted a position with the Fed

eral Furnace company.

William Koeller, left this morning for a week's fishing trip to Wisconsin. Miss Mary Kuskowsky, head bookkeeper at Speigels, will leave on Monday for a two weeks' outing In Wisconsin. Charles Pfeifer of Speigels House Furnsihlng Company has returned from a two weeks' vacation spent at Wisconsin summer resorts. M. Pfeller is as brown as a berry and his trip has been of much benefit to him. Harry H. Iskowich, general salesman at Speigels Housef urnishing Company, and family of 1044 Seventy-sixth street, will leave Monday for a two weeks' visit in Danville and Kankakee, 111. They will spend a week at Paw Paw Lake. Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robertson of 1915 Houston avenue, will leave next week for an extended vacation trip in Wisconsin and other points of interest

in the state.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Iverson and family

will leave tomorrow for their week

end trip down the Calumet river and will spend a few days at their lodge at Clark Station. Dr. E. Nelson and Superintendent Strollers of the Inland Steel Company,

will leave In a few days for Mud Lavla,

Indiana where they will spend a few weeks.

MIsa Margaret Adams, 7843 Marquette

avenue will leave in a few days for Tampa, Fla. Miss Adams expects to

be gone for about two months.

Miss Anna Gorson, .789 Ninety-third

street, In company with Miss Marie Thompson, left yesterday afternoon

for Muskegon, Mich., where they will spend a two weeks' vacation.

Albert Calhoun. 9850 Avenue K is

spending his vacation In Madison, Wis.

Frank Borman, 234 Ninety-fourth

street, returned from a two weeks' fish

Ing trip. He reports having a very

good time.

Roy Smith, who is employed at the Gaiety theater, will leave Saturday for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Ohio. Mr. Frederck Acker of 9217 Houston avenue, manager of the local telephone exchange, and family, will leave Saturday nigiit for weeks' outing at Clark Station to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. Iverson.

GRAFT IS CHARGED IN CASE.

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A Great Ado at Hegewisch. There was a bunch of excitement at Hegewisch yesterday at One Hundred and thirty fifth street and the tracks. Two women fought over a piece of coal they found and pulled hair and tore each other's clothes until one of

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Not What They Seemed. "Your goose Is cooked," cried one of two speakers. "And your cake is dough," retorted the other. But they were not enemies recriminating with

joy at each other's misfortunes; they

were merely two friendly cooks comparing notes of progress.

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62 Chicago Ave. Ea. Chicago, Ind.

the entire dav. was unfinished at 6

o'clock last nigrht and was continued until 9 o'clock today. Throughout the afternoon session, when the sensation had spread about the city, the courtroom was filled with interested spectators, mostly lawyers. Nothing of this character has ever stirred up a greater feeling than the present regrettable Incident. The people of Gary seemed anxious to have the charges sifted to the bottom and their wish was fully gratified. Many and varied are the opinions of the innocence or guilt of the accused officer, hut all arc demand

ing justice, whichever party has been wronged. In a statement yesterday afternoon, j

Attorney X. A. Beck stated that he will ask for a grand jury investigation of

the charges against Juric, no matter 1 what may be the decision of the court today in the matter of the provocation charge. It seems therefore that the i end of the trouble is a long way off. Jl'ItlC IHOMKS CHARGES. i As to Juric. he sweepingly denies 1

having ever accepted or demanded an extortion from Soloman. He says that he was only in the grocery twice since he has been an officer, and that Is when he arrested Adolph Markowitch, the brother-in-law of the groceryman, for horse stealing, and yesterday afternoon. Juric is confident that he will bo vindicated and Chief Martin backs him up. The accused policeman is a Hungarian and has always been considered a competent man and especially valuable because of the fact that he Is a linguist of considerable ability.

MONEY LOANED on good security such as Furniture, Pianos and other personal property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 9I3S-40 Commercial Ave. Sooth Chicago Room 2C. TaL Bo. Chlcaco 104 Open Monday. Tbnnday and Saturday mains until V P. M.

4 Sgmwo.. Dillon Shop. TONSORIAL PARLOR JOHN W. ATKINSON, Prop. First-class Pool a Billiard Parlor Connected 630Q Cottage Grove Are., Chicago.

MBDICAL. DR. HASENCLEVER, 182 State St., Room 45, Chicago Specialist in all Diseases of Women. Consultation and Adrice Free. BOUBS KM 4.

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CONFZCTIONIKIXS, 721 1. 63rd, . L Cor. Cottage Orore. Chicago. STERGIOS BROS. Dealers In Fruits S Confectioneries Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Phone Hyde Park 4575. BUFFET, 108 St. and Indiana Boulevard Kooy. Indiana.

MEINRY GROSS uPainting and Decorating:: PAINT, GLASS, WALL PAPER PAINTER'S SUPPLUS

So. Chicago

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William A. Schoening Gsmer al Contractor and Builder Fire losses Adjusted Jetting' Promptly Attended to 10520 TORRENCE AVE., Chicago Phone, Sooth Chicago 480 gaUjtt so. . Otn.-T4S XUetfa flotfe-CfiXa PERM'S: ATTO&SCT .XAt Boom IS, Oje&lJiloTsk. ISOCommrcUl.a,veilUA - tJoloafS,. TO! assldsso lioxehaiisfa'avann.a.

South Chicago Theatre

9223 Commercial Ave., South Chicago,

A show for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.

Admission 5c

All new

Features and -Songs. Program changed .everyday. Open

from 1 p. m. to 10.30 p. m. Saturday, open until 11-p. m.

Sunday, open from 12 noon to-llp. m.

Admission -Sc.

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Inning: Tuesday 9 August 1

8th

Continuing until 9 Friday Midnight

4 Days3 Nights

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LEBRATION R

The

CROWN POINT, INDIANA.

10,000 Exhibition,

ACE

PPn A I TO A 1 1J QPlXTf'P is Sranted to the people of Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor, Gary and South Chicago by the Erie CivllL 1 1v1a 4jLliV lvC Railroad Company. Beginning Wednesday morning, August 19, the Erie will attach special cars to every train leav" ing Hammond as follows: 8:10 a. m., 11:35 a. m., 3:10 p. m., 6:15 p. m., (for night show.) As many cars as is necessary to give good service will be attached to all trains Train No. 15 leaving Crown Point at 11:12 p. m., will haul these extra coaches back to Hammond each night, insuring excellent accommodations. GO TO HAMMOND AND TAKE THE ERIE. A grand opportunity for the north end people to attend this great celebration

The

aces are a Feature

iVlore horses and faster ones than ever on track before. Among them is "Laura Pay" W. J. iVlcAleer's fast pacer. She leaves the wire among a fast bunch Wednesday & Friday

T FEATURE OF ALL

Beginning Wednesday Evening, August 19,. at 7 o'clock.

SHOWS

BARISIE YOUNG'S CONCERT BAND. DIAVOLO, High Diver, who dives from 100-foot ladder into a tank of burning gasoline. THE ALVO TROUPE, Comedy Ariel Artists. Grounds beautifully decorated and illuminated by Electricity.

PAIIN'S GREAT FIREWORKS SHOW. WHEELER & ROSEY, Comedy Bicyclists. CARSON BROS., Acrobatic Feats. And many other sensational features. Barnie Young will conduct dancing pavilion each evening, on the grounds.

TAKE THE ERIE FROM AbL CONNECTING POINTS WITH HAMMOND.

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