Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 129, Hammond, Lake County, 17 November 1908 — Page 5
Tuesday, November 17, 1908.
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111 THE SUPERIOR COURT This is Gary day in the Lake superior court. Chief of Police Martin and Sergeant Catey were over to prosecute three cases which were to come
up. The case of the state vs. Will Hart, a negro, who la charged with highway robbery. The negro is accused of picking the pockets of John Krutzkowski of Gary. Krutakowski is an oil man and it is presumed that Hart thought he had some of John D.'s money about his person. - The case, was continued until tomorrow morning. Another case In which Chief Martin apears as the prosecuting witness, is that of the state vs. Lawrence Ryan. Ryan is charged with stealing a , pair of rubber boots from the Otis Engine company. He was arrested by. the Gary police, and his case will be tried before Judge Virgil S. Reiter this aft
ernoon if the bailiff succeeds In getting
a Jury.
The third case in which the Gary chief is interested , is that of Antone
Lipke, who is charged with stealing some meat from a Gary market. The
case is one of . petit larceny and Ser
geant Catey is one of the prosecuting
witnesses.
These cases will. probably take up all of tb afternoon, and the court will continue the work of cleaning up the criminal docket for the rest of the
week.
EEAED BY ETTBE.
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GABY POLICE EXTINGUISH
. , A MARSH FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Alarm Is Tom in When Threatening
Fire Breaks Oat South of Michigan Central Tracks Department Cheeks Blaze in Harry. : A fire alarm was turned in at the police station shortly after 9 o'clock last night that the marsh south of the Michigan Central tracks was on fire and was spreading rapidly. A number of officers were detailed to the scene and the blaze was extinguished In a short time.
FINDS CONDITIONS IN OHIO MUCH IMPROVED.
Lnia Meketinski of the Mack Company Returns from Try in East
Where lie Has Been on Real Estate
Business. Louis Meketinski, of the real es
ta.te firm of the Mack company, has just returned from the east where he has
been for the past few days . disposing of real estate. Mr. Meketinski has b'ien disposing of property in Ohio, where he finds that conditions are very much improved. Mr. Meltiers partner, who has been in the east for the past month, will return to Gary within a few days. He has been fortunate in the sale of property in the east, and may return this year.
There are a number of Gary men who indulge in self praise whenever they perform some little act of note. Look out for all forms of bogus prosperity in Gary. There seems to be a great difference of opinion among those who don't know as to when the Gary steel mills are to commence operations.
"What has become of the usual au- ! tumn carnival of crime in Gary. I Considering that this la Gary's second year in football they are making a very creditable showing In the wrong way. Just think how nice it will be to hold ekating parties on the Burns ditch in years to come. The person who stole the gallon jug of chemicals from the police station on Sunday thinking it was liquor evidently knows by this time that he got a wrong brand. It is up. to. the foreigners in Gary as well as the ladles to learn how to alight from a street car. It has been said that the Gary and Interurban will have its right-of-way paved before Dec. 1. Think they will? Let Gary"s nimrods be careful when they are out rabbit hunting. It was only last week down in southern Indiana that a duck hunter was mistaken cotten laid and as a result is now nibbling green buds in bunny land. There are a lot of women .in Gary who will find it awfully dull in heaven if they have to wear the same style
robe all the time. ' - There is one way that Gary merchants can increase their business and that is to enter into the spirit of advertising. If it pays one merchant in a city to advertise it will give all others the same results. Gary real estate dealers are casting envious eyes on those of the same profession in Toleston. Some of the prospective candidates for the city offices are already planning an extensive campaign and have even gone so far as to try several brands of cigars. You can begin too
early, but let us have a safe and sane
campaign cigar from now on.
SENATORSHIP
S THE PRIZE
Many Legislative Seats are Likely to Be Contested
Shortly.
Democrats Watching For Coup on the
Part of Republicans Who Are Contesting Election.
GARY BRIEFS.
11 BENJAMIN KLEIN'S CASE AGAIN POSTPONED.
Officer Aewman, of Gary, Notified By Judge Reiland, of East Chicago, That the Trial Will Come Ip Not. 20th. i Judge Reiland, of East Chicago, notified Officer Newman last night that the 3C. Benjamin Klein case, which was to have come up for trial tomorrow afternoon, had been continued until Nov.
i!0th. This makes the seventh time that the date of the hearing of the case has
been changed.
TOO MUCH BAD BOOZE.
Dom Nuccia, an Italian, and Frank Hart, were arrested last night by the
police for drunkenness on Gary streets
They received the usual fine of $11.90
this morning.
FOR RENT One small flat for light
housekeeping: steam heat. eras, elec
tric light. Two seven-room houses for
rent, first subdivision. Harris &
Bretsch, 712 Broadway.
NOTICE. If you are looking for a clean neigh
borhood to build a home in 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. Ind.
Live in Gary
8 Room Residence, centre of Gary with all modern improvements, for sale. I need the money. One-half cash, balance in three years. Apply to J. FROST Contractor and Builder First National Bank Phone 2242
Opening Gary" Shaving Parlor
First Class Barber Shop With f ne Filliard Room and First Class Line of Cigars and Tobacco Full Attention to each Customer Tel. 206 91S Broadway
M O N BY Loaned on Pianos. Furniture, Etc. MONEY IN TWO HOURS STRICTLY PRIVATE
Hammond Loan and Guarantee Co.mm 257 145 S. Kofcmao Street
Arthur Miller of the Miller Real Es
tate company is in the city today.
Mr. Duckworth, policeman of the
Lowell police force, was In town to day visiting Chief Martin.
Theodore Binzen, proprietor of the Binzenhof hotel, was in Chicago yes
terday on business.
Mrs. Edward Brons of the Victoria hotel will leave tomorrow for Chicago,
where she will spend a few days vis iting her father-in-law.
Robert Hardy of Iaporte was in Gary
yesterday visiting Sam Sax.
Loan Office Money loaned on any
thing valuable. Gottlieb, 20 Elev enth avBiue.
Frank Lyons of Brooks, Ind., one
of the largest bankers of that city, was in Gary Saturday and Sunday for
the purpose of looking over the city
Mr. Hardy was one of the prominent
republicans who assisted George Ade in his entertainment of William Howard Taft when the latter opened his
campaign in that city.
Miss Barbara Fritsche has returned from an extended trip to South Chi
cago, where she attended the sixtieth wedding anniversary of a relative in
that city. Miss Fritsche has been gone
for several days attending this event
The family of Attorney F. L. Wels-
heimer of Fort Wayne arrived in this
city yesterday and they will make
- their home in the future at Eighth and Monroe streets. Mr. Welsheimer has
erected his own house at this place. Why cook when you can get a Sun
day dinner at the Gary hotel at 75
cents, served ftom 12 to 2:20 p. m. Dr. J. E. Metcalf and Dr. B.
Gardner will let the. contract this week for construction of their new houses which they will build on Van
Buren street. Both houses are larg'
frame houses, the construction of which
they will start as soon as possible.
Gary hotel serves club breakfasts
30 cents to Jl. Served 6:00 a. m. till
9:30 a. m.
The box social and dance of the
Inter-Puella club last night at th
Binzenhof was a success, both in point
of attendance and the entertainmen
provided by the girls. The affair was
given in the Binzenhof hall.
H. A Vossler of the real estate firm
of Young & Vossler left yesterday fo
Indianapolis, where he will spend the
next week in transacting business o
importance. Mr. Vossler was to have left on a trip to the east last week but decided to postpone it. It is said
Mr. Vossler has several large deals un
der way in the capital city.
Sam Soglovitx of the American Light and Fixture company was in Chicago
yesterday on business.
W. A. F. Tarry of the Hydraulic
Brick company was in Chicago yester
day on business.
The contract was let last week by
Walter Schienenberg, the present build er of the Broadway hotel, for two oth
er buildings which are to be erected
at once. Both will be two.r-story build
ings, one fifty fee-, in width and the
other twenty-five. One of the build
ings will be located on Broadway, north of Fifth avenue, and the other will be
located on Fifith avenue, west
Broadway. The architect for both
contracts is A. B. Rosenthal of Chi
cago.
Gary hotel serves Noonday lunch
aervea from 11:30 a. m. till 2:00 p. m., 40 cents.
The fact that a United States senator
is to be chosen at the next session of the legislature will lead to a number of
conests for election in both houses, it
believed. Already several contests
for election have been filed in different
parts of the state by defeated demo
cratic candidates for the house, and at
least some of these have been filed
nder the direction of the democratic
state organization, which, it is said, wishes to protect itself from any political schemes in the senate. '
In the senate the republicans will
have the majority, and therefore will have the advantage in seating members of that body. One of the possibilities that has been considered by the democrats is that the republicans, taking ad-
antage of their majority, will tempor
arily seat enough republican members
the senate to cut a big figure in
electing a United States senate possibly enough to throw the United States senatorshlp to the republicans. Color is given to this theory by the fact that
the election of the three democratic
candidates for state senator in Marion county has been contested.
To Offset Senate Gains. To meet any such emergency as the
wholesale unseating of democrats in the senate, the democratic state organization, it is understood, is getting
ready to look after its interests in the
house. In the house the democrats are
the majority, and, of course, the ad-
antage the democrats would have in
seating their members in that branch would equal those of the republicans in the upper branch. If then, the republicans should attempt to seat
their members to affect "the senatorship election, the democrats would at
tempt to seat temporarily enough of their members In the house to offset
the action of the republican senate,
ACTIOS OF BOTH PARTIES
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Dr. Pierce believes that our American forests abound in most valuable medicinal roots for the cure of most obstinate and fatal diseases, if we would properly investigate themj and, in confirmation of this conviction, he points with pride to the almost marvelous cures effected by his "Golden Medical Biscovery" which has proven itself to be the most efficient stomach tonic, liver invigorator and blood cleanser known to medical science. Dyspepsia, or indigestion and torpid liver yield to its curative action. The reason why it cures these and many other affections, is clearlv shown in a little book of
extracts from the standard medical works which is mailed free to any address by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., to all sending request for the same. Not less marvelous, in the unparalleled cures it is constantly making of woman's many peculiar affections, weaknesses and distressing derangements is Br. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, as is amply attested by thousands of unsolicited testimonials contributed by grate ful patients who have been cured by it, often after many other advertised medi cines, and physicians had failed. . Both the above mentioned medicines are wholly made up from the glyceric extracts of native, medicinal roots. The processes employed in their manufacture were original with Dr. Pierce, and they are carried on by skilled chemists and pharmacists with the aid of apparatus and appliances specially designed and built for this purpose. Both medicines are entirely free from alcohol and all other harmful, habit-forming drugs. A full list of their ingredients is printed on each bottle-wrapper. Don't accept secret nostrums as substitutes for these medicines OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. -
GIVE BALLJOMORROW
Bigelow Band of Gary Will
Raise a Purse for Uniforms.
The full program for the benefit
dance to be given by the Bigelow or
chestra and band Wednesday night in
Assembly hall has been announced by the leader of the band. The object will be to raise enough money to purchase
uniforms and music for the organiza
tion. After the program has been ren
dered a dance will be given in which
all will be invited to participate. The
program is asftellows:
In Front of Hall at 745 P. M.
March "Excursion Party" Howe
March "Billboard" , . Klohr March "Independentia" Hall
Concert N umbers.
March "Simplex" Vandercook
March "Peacemaker" Alford
Medley "Southern Breezes". .Atherton
Concert Waltz "I'l Travatore" . .Verdi
Two-Step "Old Faithful". . .Holzmann
Waltz "Daughter of Love' ... .Bennett
Two-Step "Dixie Rube" Hall
Waltz "Golden Sunset" I. T. Hall
Two-Step "Commander" Hall
Waltz "Composia" Mahl
Two-Step "Shoulder Straps" Van Alstyne A Selection "George Washington, Jr." Cohen Two-Step "Dixie Land" Haines Waltz "Over the Waves' Rosas Two-Step "Flying Arrow". .Holzmann "Valse Royale" Margis Two-Step "Dixie Land" Lampe Waltz "Sweetheart Days". . .Danmark Two-Step "Sweet Sixteen" Mills Two-Step "Skidoo" Keith
CRT IDE WITH ENGLISH CO
FORGERY SURPRISES
GARY FOLK.
United States Steel Corpora
tion in New Deal with English Syndicate and Brings Foreigners to Its
Feet Yesterday.
GLOW
STRUCK
AT
GERMAN INTERESTS
United States Steel Corporation Dis
criminated 'Against in Foreign Competition, Will Now Benefit By
New Arrangement and Will Hence forth Dictate Terms to ts Rivals.
Tbe United States Steel corporation
fans made a compact with the EnirUah
Steel syndicate and the news came to
Gary this moratas.
This was the highly vital Information cabled from England late yesterday afternoon some time after the
markets had closed. The cablegram accounts for at least part of the
strength of steel securities, marked by the common Issue, in the face of heavy nnd Inceassant liquidation, selling
which was never more persistent nnd
voluminous than yesterday, by pools and heavily-loaded speculative indivu-
als Xorr Reaches Understanding.
The movement means a complete understanding betwen the American company and the association of steel and ironinterests in Great Eritain; and the understanding implies a general trade agreement with a mutual schedule of prices. Whether or not the pact signifies a more material unification it is
too early to know or Judge. One fact is clear, the skill of the steel corporation management and the superior workmanship of the company's force have brought the British combine to
its knees. Of late the American con
cern has been selling a fair amount of
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e Feminine Fads and Fancies n
as to just what will be done with the
property he owns in Gary, and the business men are wondering If it will be sold to satisfy claims which his creditors have against him as a result
of his questionable methods.
WASH FOR HAIR. To clean the hair in the winter make a mixture of one cup of unsifted corn meal, one-half cup of shaved magnesia and one tablespoonful of salt. Stir
The confession of the real estate man iunt11 thoroughly blended and heat In
revealed a scheme of systematic and a lm Pan- nen warm ruD tnorougn-
cunning forgery of notes and real es- Y through the hair and over the scalp.
tate trust deeds and mortgages er- With a hair brush begin brushing out tending over a period of eighteen the mixture. When the hair is alyears. The genuine paper and securl- most free from the preparation make
ties he counterfeited so artfully as to a second application. Brush this out;
defy detection, and both the genuine then go Into the yard and toss the and the spurious he sold in widely hair with the hands to free It from
scattered parts of this country and In every particle of dust. The fine comb Europe. The forgeries were tracings should be used to collect the dandruff made with the aid of an electrical and dust from the scalp. A very oily
tracing device.
Cnable to Meet Demands. For nearly two decades he managed
head of hair can be beautifully cleaned in this manner. In washing a child's head, the work can be done In half
to liquidate the fraudulent paper when the time if a few drops of kerosene
it fell due and In that way avoided ex- are added to the suds. The oil does posure, but recently he became unable not injure the scalp and is beneficial
to meet the demands of this endless j to the hair
chain, and, despairing of further Im
munity, confessed his guilt to two
friends he had swindled. It is estimated that the spurious paper out-
CHOP SCEY. Clean a chicken and scrape all the meat from the bones, then cut the
standing at this time are scattered flesh into pieces about an Inch lontr.
among about twenty-five holders and put a little fat Into a frying pan and amount to about $100,000. Scook the chicken in this until done.
All records for dispatch in the state's ! but not too brown. Add a larr on.
attorneys office were broken in the in- ion, sliced, and cook for ten minutes, dlctment and trial' of Van Vlissengen. Then throw a handful dt dried mushWithin an hour and a half after the rooms that have been soaked for ten
cnarge waa iaia oerore the grand Jury minutes In water and from which the the real estate man had been sentenced Btems have been removed. Pour In to prison Last Saturday he confessed enough Chinese sauce to make the his guilt for the first time to two fel-j content8 of the pan br ,n aZ wnL Tn t J- n2!a llttle water na Btew sl tor fifand William C. Seipp-to whom he had tMn minutes before adding a stalk of sold, forged mortgages. At their in- ! ,. v.
V..J, VUb J.lfcV vut. . DIA V.H1-
full to be comfortable, ajid the corset cover is o shaped that It simply clings to he figure as close as Jersey cloth. Finished wih fine narrow Val lace, this Is an exceedingly dainty garment. HANDSOME TRIMMINGS. The use of the browns with mahogany tone Is Indicated in the supply of beautiful embroidered trimmings in those shades and there are many exquisite gray and green embroldereies
but many of the handsome effects are in the peacock colorings, which were new last winter, but are to be popularized this winter. Superbly embroidered motifs in satin, velvet or net, for the filling in of part or lowcut corsages are supplied by the
designers, no corresponding trlmminga. necessarily appearing elsewhere on the
frock, and directoire waistcoats also
are in evidence In all degrees of eleg
ance usually in embroidered satin, cloth
or velvet.
FEATHER TRICK. The quills of plumage do not show this season, because of the fondness for marabou, the plumes now start oft from a little bed of it. The marabou is made Into a fluffy rosette and is laid all over the quill part of the feather. It is a good trick and one that should be followed.
stance Acting State's Attorney James J. Barbour called Van Vlissingen to his office yesterday afternoon at S o'clock and asked him to explain the charges.
Imaginary Holidays.
nese potatoes, washed and sliced. Simmer until done, thicken with browned flour and serve with boiled rice.
NOW THE SVLPHBOCKER. And nnw rnm a hQ J2vlrVtKrlrn I
I know a man who cannot alford to The latest comer l9 f th of
travel, and yet has a delightful way Italian silk, so elastic in weave that of deceiving himself. He learns about there Is not the slightest danger of the cost Of traveling, the proper cloth- its cracking or tearing. As its name ing to he worn, gets a time table, and Implies, It Is a combination garment arranges excursions for himself to designed for wear under the tight fitvarious places, and then reads about tlns directoire gowns and supplies the them in books of travel. To the man Place of the corset oTer and petticoat, with imagination it is a captivating The knickers are Just sufficiently
occupation. Hearth and Home.
Little Whalebone Now Taken. The amount of whalebone taken annually does not now much exceed 25,000 pounds. The largest part of this is taken by. tbe whales Bailing out of ports on the Pacific coast. A few years ago the amount taken was aa much as 500,000 pounds annually.
A Oup of Tea. All cookery books, and many others, contain precise directions about tea making. It la the simplest thing in the world, arid yet there is not one person in ten who succeeds in making a really good cup of tea. Food and Cookery.
When the Weight Is Too Light. Eat more, drink more, sleep more, if you desire to take on more flsh. Drink cocoa or chocolate with your meals, and plenty of water between them. Eat sweets, fat and starchy food3 (including potatoes). Avoid tea and all acids, excepting fruit.
Gratitude. Whenever I give a mendicant of the male persuasion a coin these days I also bestow a good, hard kick to prevent his being too grateful. Too much gratitude is appalling. New York Press.
Sir Walter Scott. Sir Walter Scott published his books anonymously until financial embarrassments brought his name to light. Prior to that time he had become famous and all England was talking of "The Great Unknown," as he was called:
Don't overlook the big cut and slash sale of the Paxton & Baker Co's stock, 225-227 State street, by the Chicago Brokerage Co. Sale opens Wednesday
Electricity Proof. Through a certain town electric cars had recently begun operation, using the third-rail system Instead of a trolley. The teacher of a primary class in a Sabbath school of this town tried to Impress the little ones of the power of Jesus, and was astonished to hear one little fellow say: "Jesus can do anything. He could walk on the third rail and it would not hurt him." Delineator.
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It is impossible, simply impossible, for any one to enjoy the best of health if the hovels .? . S ft 1 I . - . 1-1
m U ill C are constipated. uajugcreu uiaiciiai, wstic JSL products, poisonous substances, must be
i . ,r t t i ii dally removed from the body or there win Askymr dfJlnar""t be trouble, nd often serious trouble, too. pill for a uuggbh uoer than Aytx . ' Ptfh. Th lU,0 hh Ayer's Fills aid natnre,that is all.jo?;'
Liver Pills
To All Intents, "Housekeeping is a circus, and I can prove it," said the man who makes his living compiling facts. "Read this
in the abridged dictionary: 'Menage:
its output especially rails in England housekeeping; household affairs and In competition with the English com- administration: domestic economy:
training of animals, as of horses, a collection of animals for exhibition; a menagerie. " ,
bination. Evidently the sales have worried the British manufacturers.
Blow at German Interests. The covenant also strikes at Ger
many, uerman iron men, too, have caused more or less anxiety to London, Birmingham, Sheffield and Crew. Details may be expected shortly, but it can now be concluded that the scheme
will prove highly beneficial to the Am
erican company, which has ben the aggressor, and which naturally will dic
tate the terms. For one thing Cana
dians will no longer be supplied with
rails and other material at quotations
disadvantageous to the American side.
It has bene the bitter complaint of railway managers here that their Cana
dian rivals could build much cheaper
because of the discrimination against them the Americans. That will now cease and Canada will pay the general price which will benefit the United States Steel corporation treasury. Inner Circles Confident. Unquestionably the inner circles were confident of the result of the negotiations just completed, else there had been an outpour of steel securities from that quarter on the current advance. This, together with the enormous outside buying explains why steel common instead of slumping has actually advanced in the teeth of expert selling.
Dinner Served Sundays, at GARY HOTEL 12:00 till 2:30 Seventy-five Cents
If yon nave Boose or m wn to ral f on ran Inform 40,000 pea pi by advertising la the rfasslflaa eclasuu of
The Klondike Discovery. 1 The discovery of gold in the Klondike is said to have been made by a prospector named J. W. Carmack, who married a squaw and learned from the Indians that there were deposits of gold in the Klondike region. In August, 1896, he verified the story by taking out several hundred dollars worth of gold in a few days by prtml tive methods.
Cripples Save Money Partnership for mutual advantage was observed on Friday afternoon, when two one-legged men went Into a Broadway automatic shoe shining shop and each had his one shoe shined for the same nickel dropped in the 6lot New York Herald.
THE TRIBE OF
Nothing in Grumbling. Tell me if you can who benefits by grumbing? Have you ever been glad that you did? It may relieve your steam for a minute, but that Is alL YouH be sorry afterwards.
Diseases of the Silkworm. The diseases to which the silkworm Is liable number 100.
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