Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 23 October 1908 — Page 5
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BEN KLINE GETS A TRIAL IN EAST CHICAGO.
Gary Saloonkeepers t Iart Seenres a Changre of Venue Today. Benjamin Kline, ' the Gary saloonkeeper, who was arrested some time ago for conducting an unsanitary place, went to East Chicago this morning to stand trial on the charges preferred against him by the city health authorities. Although arrested some time ago, Kline has been jockeying around in the different courts until he finally secured a change of venue.
Fined For Drunkenness. 4! Mllith J. A. Maliov and Rohor
Oticla were arrested yesterday on the charge of drunkenness and were fined $18.70, 111-90 and $12.90 rspectively. Looking For Bert Pierce. Jim Gill, deputy sheriff from Hobart, was in Gary yesterday looking for Bert Pierce, the Hobart man who is wanted for passing worthless papers. The fugitive was formerly employed by the street car company as a conductor.
Albert Maack of Hammond, candidate for county treasurer, was in Gary yesterday together with Herbert Jones, candidate for recorder. Both were lining up the situation here and getting the "dope" on the Taft meeting. Miss Belle Donovan of East Chicago is in the city today visiting friends. Gary hotel serves Noonday lunch, served from 11:30 a. m. till 2:00 p. m., 40 cent. The Gary football team is practicing hard for their second game of the season. The boys are, out nearly every night and expect to be in a decidedly improved condition ' when they meet Lowell. With good training Gary will have a splendid team.
but the same is not rated after thirty days. The Gary and Interurban have
also made a rate to school children of
ten rides for J!5 cents.
The yards when completed will be
the largest transfer terminus in the state.
NOTICE.
If you are looking for a clean neigh
borhood to build a home !n S. Carlson's addition, located, on Borman boulevard in Tolleston, close to all car lines, churches - and schools free street Improvements. CaH or address, Alf. Carl
son, room 214, Gary building;, Gary, Ind.
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Crown Point People Will Hear A. J. Beveridge on Monday.
A NOTED SPEAKER IS BILLED
GARY BRIEFS.
HEARD BY RUBE.
Meanwhile the Gary coal man sits
back and Yoftly says: "There will come
a time some day?" The elephant is on the go He never halts a day, But Mr. Bryan wants to know Who buys the creature hay.
It is not at -all strange that Taft
should prefer Gary to Chicago.
If the campaign is not sane enough
for your kindly speak up and we will
have it changed for you.
Down in Indiana the other day a man
was shot, being mistaken for a squir
rel. Being mistaken for a deer is bad enough, but being mistaken for a
squirrel is certainly adding insult to in
l Jury.
Nothing distracts a candidate making
a political speech as to have some out
Eider shout for the candidate on the
other side. Just think, Roosevelt is to get $30, 000 for it. They could get a real edl tor for Just half the money.
There are a few people in Gary who
Captain Peter Austgen and wife of Hammond were the. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Knotts yesterday. County Coroner E. R. Gordon of Hobart was in Gary yesterday on busi
ness. Dr. Gordon expressed much sur- ,
prise at Gary's wonderful growth since his last visit here. Why cook when you can get a Sunday dinner at the Gary hotel at. 75 cents, served from 12 to 2:30 p. m. County Recorder H. E. Jones of Cfown Point was in Gary yesterday
ronM is a candidate for re-election to j ;aking predictions on the election.
that office on the republican ticket.
A party of sixty people from Hobart have engaged the skating rink tonight after the regular hours, from 10 to 12 o'clock. County Treasurer Albert Xlaack, candidate for re-election on the republican ticket, was a pleasant caller at The Timks office yesterday. H. F. Webster of Lowell was in Gary yesterday as the gueft of friends. Captain Austgen of the Hammond
! Better put on file and refer to the Nov.
4 and see what a fool you made of
yourself.
TOLESTON.
Mrs. J. Williams of Chicago is the
guest of relatives here for a few days.
Mrs. G. Meyers and Mrs. E. Culver
were Chicago shoppers 'esterday.
Mrs. A. M. Fisher visited In. Chicago
yesterday.
F. Waldron left yesterday for Steu-
benvllle, O., where he will spend a few days looking after business interests.
Judge H. A. Townsley transacted
business in Crown Point yesterday.
Ed. Behnke & Son have moved their
feed store from their lots on the south
side of Martha street to their lots on the north side, where they have had a number of coal sheds built. They
expect soon to enter the coal busi
ness.
The building which is being erected
by W. C. Kunert on Martha street, near
Third street, is well under way. When
completed' the building will be used
as a barber shop and billiard room downstairs, while the second story will
be a large hall. Mr. Kunert expects to have the building completed and in use before the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hood have
moved to Michigan City.
T0LEST0N SCHOOL NOTES.
Monday of this week was visiting
day. The faculty visited schools at Oak Park, 111., and report the schools
there to be in excellent condition.
A look at the drawings and paint
ings or the pupils of tne various
Republicans Expect to Get a Good-Sized Crowd on That Date.
Out
Gary real estate dealers are working rooms will show that they are deeply
over time, for they know that the sea
son is near at hand when a lot cov-
i ered with eighteen inches of snow does
not sell to the best advantage.
There are many men in Gary, who al
though they have never been a witness in a lawsuit, they usually know what
It is to be crows-examined.
In Pittsburg a man shot himself
interested in their work.
Superintendent F. A. Malmstone and
Principal E. H. Mundell are making
strenuous errorts to nave the new
piano at the school for the program and box social Thursday, Oct. 29. A
cordial Invitation to all to come to the
dedication
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poi.ee wive ... , whUe at the telephone. You can hard-
nis lamuy. ine cyla.u mB i iy blame him lf tfte service ia as bad for the purpose at looking over the , ,n putsburfr ag lt is other places we
steei city. know of
Gary hotel serves club breakfasts, SO cents to $1. Served 6:00 a. m. till 8:30 a. m. Attorney Bardon was in Gary this afternoon on business. -The pavement of Broadway from the
Baltimore and Ohio elevation to the end of the pavement was begun yesterday by the contractor. The space yet to be paved is where the old Lake Shore tracks were. This is the only un- , completed portion of Broadway aside from the middle of the street. f J Coroner E. R. Gordon of Hobart was I in Gary today seeing the town. Mr. ! Gordon later went on to Hammond. j Cures Woman's Weaknesses, j We refer to that boon to weak, nervous, ' suffering women known as Dr. Pierce's JTavorite Prescription. Dr. John Fyfe one of the Editorial Staff I
cf The Eclectic Medical Review says of Unicorn root (Helonias Dioicay which Is one of the chief ingredients of the "Favorite Prescription " : "A remedy which invariably acts as anterIre Invig-orator makes for normal aotlv.ty of the entire reproductive system." He continues "in Helonias we have amedicament which more fully answers the above purposes than any other drug with which I am acquainted. In the treatment of diseases pecular to women it Is seldom that a case is Ben which does not present some indication ior this remedial agent." Dr. Fyfe further says: "The Sollowinsr are amomr the leading Indications for Helonias (Unicorn root). Pain or achlnar In the back, with leucorrhcea : atonic (weak) condltlofH of the reproductive onrans of somen, mental depression and Irritability, associated wlttf chronic diseases of the reprodJt'tive tvfgans of women. constant sensation at heat in the reeion of the kidneys: mernThagla (flooding), due to a weakened conimton oftbe reproductive system: emenoiucpytypressed or absent monthly ijerlod.yaWsinrom or accompanying an fcbnoorryll condition of the digestive organs and .fmlc ( thin blood ) habit: dragging sensLrions In the extreme lower part of the abdomen." If more or 1o of th? a hove syroptomr zh crc-st-nt, no lityaua woman catLTST EttU-rthan take Or. Pierce 3 Javorito ix.'cr'ption .oiiS ofTiVB leading ingredients cfwrucli Is Unicorn root, or Helonias, and the medical properties of which It most faithfully represents. Of Golden Seal root, another prominent Ingredient of "Favorite Prescription,' Prof. Flnley Ellingwood. Jtf. D., of Bennett Medical College, Chicago, says: "It Is an important remedy in disorders of the womb. In all catarrhal conditions and general enieeblement, it is useful." Prof. John M. Scudder, M. D., lata of Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root : "In relation to Its general effects on the system, there in no medicine in we ahirut which there U such ventral unanimity of opinion. It Is univerratty regarded as the tonic useful In all debilitated states." Prof. R. Barthoiow, M. D.. of Jefferson Medical College, says of Golden Seal : "Valuable in uterine hemorrhage, menorrtagia (flooding) and congestive dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation)." Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription faithfol'v represents all the above named ingredients and cures the diseases for which they are recommended.
The only drawback to the doings next Saturday night is the fact that we will hardly know what to do with
all the people.
Although the local candidates have
done very little speech-making local
drug stores report a big sale of throat
lozenges.
Cheer up, let the ice man have a full fling. Tou know it is an awful long
', time until next April.
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CLARK STATION.
Miss Helen Scheurer and Miss Edith
The Chicago, Lake Shore and East- Schmetzer spent the evening with Miss
ern nave a targe iorce ql men em- Emilv Behn
There are many prairie fires around
here now, and one especially threat
ened to do damage to Mr. P. M.
Stults house. But the laborers at Griffith were summoned and the fire
was put out.
Mrs. R. Uhlman spent the day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of
Liverpool.
ployed in laying trackage for their enormous yards just east of Gary. It is said by the 15th of November that thirty-six railroad crews who formerly
operated, at South Chicago will be
moved Ho Gary, which will bring at
least 800 men to this place.
The Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend interurban are putting in new switches near Harbor Junction, and when completed will save much time
in the schedule of transfering pas
sengers from Indiana Harbor and Gary
at that point.
The new ticket office and waiting
room at Harbor Junction is nearly com
pleted and is the largest of any on the
line from Hammond to Gary.
The material for the paving in between the tracks of the Gary and in
terurban has arrived and a large force of workmen are employed on North Broadway at the present time on the work. Now that the material has arrived the work will be marked until
completion.
There will be special rates on all the
railroads leading to Gary on Saturday
night on account of the big Taft meet
ing at this place.
The new station of the Chicago, Lake
Shore and South Bend interurban at
Gary is nearly completed, and will be open for business in a. short time. The
nnisners are at work at the present
time.
A building permit for the new Baltimore and Ohio freight house was issued
by the building department a few days ago and work will be started on the j
new structure at once.
a large iorce or men are stiu em
ployed In the elevation of the Lake
Shore tracks at Gary. The task has !
been an enormous one, and has cost The Terrible ItChlng, BlUHing the Lake Shore a large sum of money. The uth of next month win see its Disfigurement, Humiliation of
completion wicnin tne limits or jary.
On the first of the week the C, L. S. and S. B. agents put on sale a fifty-
iuur-nae cornniunicauon iicsei ior o.
The people of Crown Point are to
have the oportunity to hear Albert J. Beveridge, the senior United States
senator from Indiana, who is regarded
aa one of the greatest orators In this
country. Monday, October 26, at 8:20
m. Mr. Beveridge will speak in the
county seat for twenty minutes.
The fact became known through the
publishing of the Beveridge schedule
of speeches for Monday. Mr. Bever
idge will leave Chicago at 7 o'clock in the morning -and will make .Crown
Point his first stopping place.
Everybody Is interested in the brll
liant young senator from Indiana,
whose career, ever since he atended
school at De Pauw and captured the
oratorical honors there, after working
his way through school, has attacted
the attention of the whole world.
The Itinerary.
The special trains planned by the
republicans for next week are the one one which Senator Beveridge will make
a five days' tour of the state and the one on which James E. Watson will make a two days' whirl on Friday and
Saturday, October 30 and 81. The Bev
erldge train schedule has already been
announced, but the Watson train's schedule is now being made up. So
great has been the demand for Wat
son in all parts of the state that the
republican state committee decided to do Its best o send him everywhere pos
sible. The Wason special will leave
Indianapolis early Friday morning over
the Louisville division of the Pennsyl
vania. It is -understood that the first stop will be at Franklin, and from that time on Watson will speak in the
southern and outhwestern part of the
state, closing with a monster meeting
in Indianapolis on Saturday night. On
Friday night he will speak at Evans
ville. He will make about thirty
speeches in two days.
Beverltf:e Tral Schedule.
The schedule for the Beveridge spe
cial train has been completed. It as follows:
Monday, October 26. Leave Chicago at 7 a.' m.
Crown Point, 8:20; twenty minutes,
North Judson, 8:25; twenty minutes. Knox, 10; twenty minutes. Walkerton, 10:36; fifteen minutes. Plymouth, 11:20; thirty minutes. Warsaw, 12:25; thirty minutes.
Columbia City, 1:25; twenty minutes
Garrett, 2:40; twenty minutes. Auburn, 3:20; twenty minutes. Angola, 4:20; twtty minutes. Waterloo, 5:05; twenty minutes. Kendallville, 5:55; thirty minutes, Avilla, 6:40; fifteen minutes.
Arrive Fort Wayne 7:25 for night
meeting.
rylng to dispose of ladies' wearing ap- j
parel to Jack O'Keefe,' the "popular restaurant man on One Hundred and Nine
teenth street.
When taken to the station the suit-
ease which the man carried was opened and found to contain many articles of
clothing belonging to the fair sex and all were of the finest material.
The collection consisted of three silk
waists, one of which was a beautiful
white one, and a purple velvet dress, which was exceptionally grand.
In addition to the wearing apparel
Baker had a woman's gold turquois set
ring, which he was also trying to selL
IHmaelf a Good Dresser. The man under arrest is quite well
dressed, wearing a light suit, derby hat, patent leather oxfords. He is of medium build, dark brown hair and
mooth face.
The story told by him when asked
by the officer where he had procured
the articles, was a most unusual one.
Although only about 21 years of age,
he told of being married and living at the above address. He said he and his wife could not agree, so they decided to break up housekeeping and
the result was he was out selling her clothes. How a man has the right to
dispose of his wife's clothing, even
though they cannot agree and sep
arate, is a mystery, and he will be held
n the local jail until an investigation s Instituted.
INDIA
FRANCHISE IS PASSED
Whiting. Ind., Oct. 23. (Special) At
an adjourned meeting held last night
by the Whiting city council the pend
ing street car franchise to Lewis N.
Erb was passed. In granting the franchise Mr. Erb was given 60 days' time
in which to secure his franchise into Indiana Harbor and by this time he
must have furnished 1,000 cash bond
The franchise is for a term of 30
years with the additional requlremen
that the promoter furnish a $5,000 and that he pay annually for five years
$1,000 in cash to the city.
The time schedule Is regulated to 15
minutes from five o'clock in the morning until 9 o'clock in the evening. Six
tickets must be sold for a quarter and after five years of operation eight
tickets must be sold for a quarter.
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!1A HARBOR'S '
COMMERCIAL CLUB
John R. Farovid Secures
Contributions From 30 Business Men.
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DEMOS. SH MILLER
"Little Joe" Makes Rapid-
Fire Attack on the G. 0. P.
Miller, Ind., Oct, 23. Special.) The
much-advertised democratic meeting at
Miller was held last night, and the lit
tie schoolhouse was crowded to the
limit. There was nearly a doee'n democrats who came to Miller from Gary, so many attended, in fact, , that they were unable to hold their own weekly meeting in Gary. That meeting was
postponed until Monday evening.
At Miller the main speaker of the
evening was Attorney Joseph Conroy of Hammond. He delivered his usual
rapid-fire attack on republican principles and was well received by the crowd. He wds then followed by Judge
W. W. McMahon of Hammond. Edward
Simon and a number of others also
spoke. The rally last night was one
of the largest that has ever been held
in the city, as there were quite a few
who attended from Hobart, which Is
also in Hobart township.
At Miller yesterday preparations were
made to come to Gary tomorrow to at
tend the great Taft meeting of the re
publican party.
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores or Hammond Read.
ers Are Learning the Duty of the Kidneys..
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Cases that baffle all medical skill cases believed incurable these are the
people we want to try
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Indiana Harbor, Ind., Oct. 23. Indi
ana Harbor Is soon to have a Commer
cial club, comprising in its membership
about forty of the prominent business men of this city. The organization is now being effected through the efforts of John R. Farovid, who has secured the names of about thirty men already, each willing to contribute a substantial amount for the purchase of a lot on
Michigan avenue. It is the Intention of the club to spend about 3,500 for a suitable piece of property and build upon it. A threestory brick building is contemplated, with clubrooms on the second and third floors and stores on the main floor. The building is to cost about $10,000 and should bring handsome returns to those entering into the company for its building. A meeting will be held in the near future, according to Mr. Farovid, at which the officers of. the new Commercial, or Business Men's club, will be chosen and the details for the prosecution of their idea considered. There is no doubt that the erection of such a building would be a splendid advancement for this city, where it is impossible to find clubrooms suitable for social or recreation purposes. The new building, when completed, will give business men of the city a place in which to have half an hour or an hour's rest every day, hold their meetings for the advancement of the city's interests and mingle in friendly intercourse during the evenings.
SELLS CLOTHES Chicago Man Breaks Up Housekeeping and Is Arrested in Whiting.
(Special to The Times). Whiting, Ind., Oct. 23. A man giving his name as LaForest Baker, and hla address as 344 Dearborn street, Chicago, was arrested by Officer Joseph Vacha last evening, on suspicion, whil
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