Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 122, Hammond, Lake County, 9 November 1908 — Page 5

Monday, November 9, 1908.

THE TIMES. 5 Official Vote of Lake County, November 3rd, 1908 A !N GA President Gornor Congress Jundge Eepresin- Joint Hep. Auditor Treasurer Rtcorc'sr Sheriff Coroner fomYir,er LV-Yrur f up'r Court tai.yj . 1st Cist. 3rd Dist.

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GARY BAND BOYS ARRANGING BIG BALL.

Muaiciana Extend Thanks o CitUeua for Past Kladneaa and Hope for Patronage in Future. The members of the Gary brass band are "digging In" good and hard to make good with the citizens. Special muilc has ben purchased for their big benefit concert and dance, which takes place Nov. 18 at Assembly hall. Tickets are sold at fiThe band Is now out of debt and has quite a large library of music. Manager Blgelow says that they will be ready by the 18th to play any and all engagements they may obtain. Sixteen picked men will play the music for their affair and It will be the first time in Garys musical history 'a band has played for a ball. The boys are preparing to help the Commercial club celebrate the anni versary of their first banquet, which was held at the Gary hotel a year ago. The band boys extend many thanks through The Times to the citizens for past kindness and trust they will de serve a continuation of their support. INVITATON EXTENTED TO THE GARY 0. E. STARS. Hammond Chapter Will Entertain In Honor of Higrh Indiana Officials. The Gary Order of Eastern Stars are notified that there will be a regular meeting of the Hammond chapter of the Eastern Stars Tuesday evening, Nov. 10. The worthy grand matron of Indiana will be present. An elaborate banquet will be served to the visiting members at 6 p. m., after which the regular routine of business will be transacted, which will be followed by a enjoyable hour's of entertainment. CHANGE IN SKATING RINK MANAGEMENT. J. Mrownien Succeeds Horry S. Car mue, Who Geta Desirable Posltion In Steel Mills. , H. A. Vossler of the firm of Vossler & Toung, owners of the Gary casino, announce a change in the management of the skating rink, which became effective today. The new manager is Mr. W. J. Brownien, formerly of Madi son Garden and an experienced skating rink man. Harry S. Curnue, the former manager, has secured a fine position in the steel mills where he will be em ployed In the future. LEWIS GOODMAN'S PLACE ,.' IS ROBBED AGAIN, Robbers Find Renr Windows Open, But Get Away With Little Loot. For a second time within a week robbers entered the store of Lewis Goodman, on Broadway, between Sixth and Seventh avenue. The second attempt took place last night and was discovered by Officers Swada and Nestorovich. They found the rear windows of the place open, but the proprietor, upon making a search, could not find that anything has been stolen this time. His place was robned less than a week ago at which time $300 worth of silk was carried away. MARSH PEAT BED ON FIRE NEAR GARY. Will Probably Smoulder Vntil Heavy Raina ExtingruiMh It. A big marsh fire, which broke out in the marsh about' three miles southeast of Gary, is thought to have started the big peat bed under the marsh. If this is true the fire will in all probability smoulder all winter or until a heavy rain falls. The big fire Illuminated the entire sky ease of Gary, and caused many people to wander what was really burning. No damage was reported. CIRCULATNG NEW DIRECTORIES. The Chicago Telephone company operating in Gary and Toleston, today circulated its new directories. The company has kept pace with the growth of the two towns and now has 630 stations in the two places. New telephones are being installed daily, and the service is constantly being improved. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT The Lake superior court convened at Hammond this morning with Judge Virgil S. Reiter presiding. Probate matters were taken up and the cases for the term will not be set until tomorrow. There was a motion hour this morning and the court adjourned early. There is a large amount of business to come before the court this team and Judge Relter is expected to dispose of it with the same alspatch that has characterized his work so far. Now that the election is over the lawyers are getting back into the harness -and are anxious to take up their work in dead earnest. MONEY Loaned on Pianos. Furniture, Etc. . . MONEY IN TWO HOURS STRICTLY PKIVATE Hammond Loan and Guarantee Co. PDone 257 145 S. Hainan Street

HEARD BY RUBE.

And Just think it was only a week ago today that William Jennings prophesied that he would be the next president of the UnitedStates. And now the race for the election to the city offices has begun. Let us hope that it will be safe and sane. There are many men In Gary who think they are saints Just because they have dreams of heaven every Sunday. Even if turkeys are to be so terribly high for Thanksgiving there are good people in Gary who will eat veal instead, and nobody will know the differ ence. A Chicago man even came as far as Gary to get his wife who ran away and left him a month ago. Every cow in Lake county is to be examined by the state officials for tuberculosis. It Is needless to say that many will be put on the unfair list. Prosperity has even gone so far in Gary as to make some people think of buying Christmas presents already. The time has arrived when mother's old family cough syrup is brought into general use. Weanwhile the dealers in fall goods in Gary are anxiously awaiting the departure of the Indian summer. The death of the laborer on the Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend Interurban railway demands a strict investigation by the coroner. If there is anything In the way of weather that you want please ask for it. All of Gary's building are being rushed at the present time, but there promises to be some cold fingers before their completion. GARY BRIEFS. William Campbell and wife of Hammond were in Gary yesterday, seeing the city. They came over on the interurban. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burge of Ham mond and Mr. and Mrs. Giles Warner were in Gary yesterday. Mr. Burge inspected his new building which ha having erected in Broadway, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. At 1:30 Sunday morning several rear windows were found open in the Good man store on Broadway, which was robbed several days ago of $1,000 worth of silk. The police attempted to find Goodman, but he could not be located in the city. Why cook when you can get a Sun day dinner at the Gary hotel at 75 cents, served from 12 to 2:30 p. m. Today is the scheduled for the open ing of the Hotel Norton, the new hos telry being constructed by the Brennan syndicate on Sixth avenue and Washington street. Manager Causer thinks that he will have the place in such shape that the business, can be carried until the building is com pleted. Gary hotel serves club breakfasts. 30 cents to $1. Served 6:00 a. m. till 9:30 a. m. Tonight the one mile handicap roller skating race will be run at the Gary Casino, in which the local skaters will participate. It is expected that one of the largest crowds of the season will participate in this event. Attorney' J. Glenn Harris was in Crown Point Saturday on business. The new Chicago Telephone directories are now out and contain a large number of new names. The directories will be published about every three months in the future. The university boys of the steel plant held a dinner Saturday night In the dlningroom of the Gary hotel. There were a large number present and the room was beautifully decorated with college pennants, etc. The boys are thinking of forming a permanent organization, and will probably do so in the near future. Loan Office Money loaned on anything valuable. Gottlieb,' 20 Eleventh avenue. Yesterday was a memorable day for' Sergeant Charles Catey of the local! police station, for the officer was celebrating the second anniversary of his starting on the local force. When Sergeant Catey started in the pioneer days there were far fewer men than at the present time and consequently there was more crime to contend with. Gary hotel serves Noonday lunch, 3erved from 11:30 a. m. till 2:00 p. m., 40 cents. Judge A. C. Huber and wife and daughter were In East Chicago yesterday visiting relatives and friends. Coroner E. R. Gordon of Hobart was In Gary Saturday afternoon on .business. The meeting and luncheon of the real estate board will be held tomorrow afternoon in the dining-room of the Gary hotel. It Is desired that a large attendance be present because many matters of Importance will come up for discussion. ' Miss Theresa Mayhak of Miller, employed in the office of Attorneys Harris & Bretsch," was injured at the skating rink Friday night and was unable to resume work Saturday. This is the second accident that Miss Mayhak has had on the local rink. NOTICE. If you are looking for a clean neighborhood 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. Call or address, Alf. Carlton, room 214. Gary building, Gary, lad.

TtGARY TEAMS ARE

DECISIVELY BEATEN Plucky Elevens from Gary High School Swamped on Saturday. REGULARS WIN OUT EASILY "Scrubs" Are Game But They Lose to More Experienced Eleven By Big Score. Owing to the fact that the eleven re presenting the Hammond high school did not have a game scheduled for last Saturday and was desirious of engag ing in a practice game before the cru cial contest with Crown Point next Saturday, a game was scheduled with Gary late Friday night and was played last Saturday at Harrison Park. The Hamond team won by a score of 28 to 0 and later the Hammond scrubs defeated the Gary scrubs by the score of 34 to 0. The game between the regulars was for the purpose of giving both teams practice and the game be tween the reserves was for the purpose of developing new players for both the teams. The Hammond boys were very much pleased to have the Gary boys come over and help them out for the big game next Saturday and as a result of the courtesy there was an entente cor diale created between the athletes of the two cities which promises much for the future. Kbert and Murray Out. Owing to the fact that the Gary team was very much lighter than the Hammond team and that it has had less ex perience its members requested that Ebert and Murry be not allowed to participate. This request was readily granted as these men were very much heavier than the others and would have made the game needlessly rough and the teams very unequal in weight. The game was a fine exposition of the open play. The forward pass was frequently resorted to by both teams and they used it to great advantage. The weather was splendid and although the game was not well advertised there as a good sized crowd in attendance. The Gary boys put up a good game and were complimented for their gentlemanly conduct and their sportsmanship. The Hammond boys believe that Gary was justified in asking that Ebert and Murry be kept out of the game on account of their size and the fact that both of the boys will easily make the all Lake county and all northern Indiana teams. The game itself was an open one from start to finish. On several occasions the visiting team was forced to punt thus giving Summers of the Hammond team a chance to show his ability in golng through broken field. There were many long runs which served to make the game interesting to the spectators and many of the touchdowns of the local teams were made in this manner. Coach, Sargent of Gary said that he was very well pleased with the showing his boys made against the heavier and more experienced Hammond team. He says he expects to profit greatly from the experience he had here. Several times during Saturday's game he noted places here he could make improvements and will profit thereby. Coach Allee, who wears the smile that won't come off, was well pleased with tho game and thinks there will be great , improvement in the team hen it plays Crown Point here next Saturday. He was also able to pick out several weak places in his team and these will be . remedied before the game at the week's end. Hammond's first touch down was made when Graves recovered a fumbled ball and ran down the field for a touch down. From that time on the Hammond goal was never In danger. inninBiiT IjLllf ftCDIDfiUT QflDl! B L MS flUI (ilnil I DUSJlI 1 " minis UUUU UP A. Dearbeyne Wants to Gary's Next City Clerk. Be The latest aspirant for municipal office in the city to announce himself Is A. Dearbyne, manager of the "Walter S. Ross real estate office, who will be a candidate at the city election next fall for the office of city clerk. Mr. Dearbyne hopes to have his name placed on the democratic side of the ballot and will possibly be the running mate of President Thomas Knotts. It has been known for some time that Mr. Dearbyne had his eye on this plum, but until today he has not been accredited as an avowed candidate. Now, however, that several aspirants for municipal offices have announced themselves Mr. Dearbyne got into the band wagon, and will make a trial for city clerk! Mr. Dearbyne is one of the old-timers of the city, and is well known about the city. During the time that he has been In Gary he has been in the real estate business. Mr. Dearbyne has always been an active democrat, and during the recent election has worked hard for his party. He was one of the precinct officials in the election and for some vtime was acting secretary of the Gary Democratic club

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