Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 160, Hammond, Lake County, 24 December 1908 — Page 5

Thursday. Dec. 24, 1908. THE THTE3.

A

DAY

SET

GARY LAND

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TT . . . . .

E SPEND XFilAS:

DAY ASKS GARYITE

ITALIANS WILL START

IE AH GARY

COLONY

PLAYS AND PlAYEES.

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HEARD BY EUBE,

With Invitations Galore and Good Dinner at Home. . It's Hard to Choose.

SCORES OF PEOPLE GO JUT

Foreigners on Threshold : of Long

Merry Making Season Poor, .. .; Are Cared For. v.."

"Where are you going to spend Xnua?

This Is a question that Is confronting

many Gary people tonight.

Of course there are many people who have their homes here and will ' eat

turkey around the family table,. Blab

orate dinner are , being prepared and

no doubt th culinary department is HOW adored with abundant supplies ol cranberries, fruits, turkeys, etc. i Seores of Gary people, .especially those , who .are employed In the mills and whose homes are scattered all over the United "States have left several days ago : to. spend the holidays ' with their friends and relatives. Others who live at too great a distance will "spend the day- in ?hlcago and attend the theaters. Besides ' those who live In comfortable homes and have plenty, are the poor of Gary, ftlany of those who are n need will b amply provided for by Several of the church societies, who are sending out-well filled baskets to the needy ones. Luckily Gary has but few families who are destitute and Jn straightened circumstances. .These will be well cared " for on Christmas.

For the foreigner whose homes are In Gary the day will be one of festivities, t Although Pecember 25th is not their regular holiday the day will be observe by them In merry making.

MERRY CHRISTMAS! . Happy now is any one Who has all hi shopping done. If he has It still tq do,, Can you wonder he Is bl?. If you, haven't received your package you expected by mall, cheer up, you may get It New Tears, It's no use .wanting to have a mild winter and hear the merry Jingl 0f the Blelgh bells at the same time. Call ma early tomorrow morning, mother dear but If it's Just a necktie wait until 1 o'clock. ., Remember, it you have been pushed and shoved in; the stores, during the

psi iew days, you can shop with absolute safety on Saturday. At all events the local "firemen are getting enough action to satisfy them, running down false alarms

Gary real estate dealers are the only

Lai are caring to make any pre dictions at this time. ' c?v. . ".

vp-ws at, tnis lata hour should

"f. Jul a rew false motions a, p0s sible.' Some towns and cities mio-ht k

isfied with much less, but the best milk

iiuno xoo good for Gary. Garv hot .

"'uu8u restaurants now so that you have to deliberate before

.ruu can mane a selection

Ana aoove all. don't forget that The

wisnes you merry. Christmas. And if you must stand undr

uun r can any one's attention to

i.xcu

The carpenters' dance. hi,h i.

ing arranged, will be held t

sembly hall on Jan.' 30 Instead 6f at the Blnaenhof, as stated in these columns yesterday.

The R. & Sz.

SUPTllTTOATTEIID

STATE COIIIUI

Leaves for Indianapolis on

Next Monday for the Teachers' Meeting.

for largest display of

Christmas good3, Fifth avenue.

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TEEES BEING PLANTED . IN FIRST DIVISION. Gary Land Company Gives Mother Nature a Gentle Hint. "William Diehl, one of the , largest nursery men in Chicago, came to Gary yesterday with six men for the purpose

of setting out 250 trees in the first di vision. The men will start today set

ting out the beautiful shade trees along the streets In the residence section of

the city: Tlfese are additional trees which will be used on those streets where building has been going on recently, and which were missed when a number of trees were set out this fall.

Shoe Sale on new. See the R. & Sz. Cut prices on Rubber Ware at the

PAEIS RESTAURANT OPENS IN GARY LAST NIGHT. New East Place Premises to Become Popular.

The new Paris restaurant, 724 Broadway, opened for business last night and at the suSper hour all the tables were filled The new eating house is one of the finest in Gary and the up-to-date fixtures, excellent service and good things to eat will no doubt make the Paris

become very popular in Gary within a short time

Socialism In Sweden. Socialism has found many new ad herentB and is making rapid growth c Sweden. The labor conditions generally have been such as to bring discontent to many who had previously been apparently satisfied.

& Sz. Co.. Fifth avenue. tf

CLARK STATION. MERRY CHRISTMAS! The following program was a-iven '

the Clarke Station

Wednesday, Dee. 23, 1908: BS Pupils Address Fred Herrington Recitation Raymond Forbes Recitation Qoidle Snnser Recitation , Walter Behn Recitation William Forbes Recitation Richard Much Song. Recitation ......Miss Bertha Schwalbe Recitation Albert Much Recitation Axil Benson Recitation Hugo Virus Recitation ..Annie Schwalbe Recitation ,chas. Much Recitation , . .Richard Much

neciiaiion Luella Osterman Song Pupils Recitation Edith Herrington Recitation Miss Clara Kaske Recitation , , Gertrude Forbes Recitation Walter Danielson Recitation . .Charles Herrington Recitation Miss Irene Osterman Recitation Walter Dettman Play Miss Bertha Schwalbe, Miss Elsie Gastel, Miss Irene Osterman, Walter Behn, Charles Herrington and Richard Much. Recitation Carl Virus Recitation Gerhard Soder Recitation Edward Kaske Song Mr. Hugo and Carl Vlnu

Recitation Walter Ostermnn

recitation Lloyd Donlelson

Kecitatlon Hilda Benson Recitation Miss Frieda Dettman Dialogue.. Wm. Forbes & Walter Behn

uecitation Miss Minne Much Recitation Miss Elsie Gastel Recitation Annie Schwalbe

wecuation Cari Much onf Pupils Recitation Eimer Behn Santa Claus comes and makes a short

speecn to those who attended the ex A 1 o n Fm. -w j

'v,"' aecoration of the tree

ana m the room was very beautiful

The exercises was well attended by

many people or all different towns

mrs. x. Behn was a Christmas shop

per vy eanesaay. .

Mr, Peter Anderson of Clarke Station

Dusmess visitor at South Chi-

DISCUSSES RAGE PROBLEM

Says Original Plan Will Be Carried

Out on Theory of Making Negro Independent.

touperintendent W. A. . Wirt of the

Gary public schools will leave Monday

for the state teachers'" association

meeting at Indianapolis. It is not foe

lieved that any other Gary teacher will accompany him, as most of them reside

out of town and will spend the holidays at their homes. In regard to the segregation of the

colored and white children of Gary, Mr. Wirt said yesterday that the plant would be carried out in detail. The

school board Is unanimous in its be

lief that It would be for the best In-

tertsts of everybody concerned to have the colored children taught separately fro m the whites and by a colored instructor.

The reason advanced by Mr. Wirt la.

that the negroes should learn to bo in

dependent and help each other. In

other wards, he would seek to pro

mote clannlshness among them, which

ae believes Is right and proper, in the same manner that the Servians, Poles and Italians band together in this country for the purpose of helping each

other.

In time, when the negroes graduate

from the schools, they in turn will be

led to teach schools of thei rown color. This, they feel, will act as a stepping stone to a higher profession, such as law and medicine, which he hones thev

will practice among their own people so that they can build themselves up instead of being constantly dependent upon the white people of this country.

ine above is but a brief reason ad

vanced by the board and is but one of

the many which has caused them to de

cide in the manner in which they have.

Henry E. Dixev is armerlnr t

Plsy entitled "May Jane's Pa,- . .A tablet is oon to be placed oa the

Chicago Syndicate Buys 120 SltZlSr9 aiohm thaat'r ln

Rose Stahl recently broke ground for

Acres for Residence Purposes.

ON THE IMTERURBAM ROUTE

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Co-operative Columbia Rapid Com-

pany In Rack of Project Located Mile From City Hall.

the New Columbia theater in San Francisco, which is to open next season

Margaret Anglln will soon close. hr

successful Australian tour to take a few weeks of rest ln Egypt, before returning to the United States.

Since "Fluffy Ruffles" has ron

the road Hattie Williams has had to

rclu l r singing of "Experience"

mini wnicn shemade so great a. hit-

-rimies aaivatlon Nell" a ti.

me siums, is declared by many to

? uu 01 me greatest if not the Exat

or ner dramatic successes.

uo principals anfl- chorus of "Th.

American Idea" have raised a fund of 1250 to purchase Christmas presents for the Inmates of the New Tork Hnm. v.

uesuiute Crippled Children.

A new playhouse, to be known tk

jme iiusseu, is soon to be built on

wesi orty-iourth street near Broad

way. New Tork. by Messrs. Wageuhals

it win be devoted to

Oo Children Need Alcohol? Ask your doctor how often hp

tor children. He will nrobablv sav. "Vprv v ik, Ad,

iiuir oiicn ne prescnoes a tonic tor them. He will probably e.r . Y' ver freQently" Then ask him about Ayer's non-aiCOnOHC Sarwinariila a a fnnir fnr tho vn,mt f.o. Ayereo..

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jiiio o-wperauve Columbia Rapids

company, a real estate firm which wm

capitauaea last February for the sum

vi iuu.uou. announced the recent purchase of ISO acres of property a mile

souin oi me Calumet river and a mti

east of Broadway.

The Rapids company is comnosed of land Hemper.

a numoer or Italians, who have bsni comedy.

tnroth.. - v.A . . - I

onlzatlon. Thev mn h ' " .l. r wuuwrn naa started on his

rout f th n three years of the south

electric railway one of the mrZ 11 eB- f16 wul glv an interesting

date and complete colonies in the conn- w, ', " .DeM. P'a.ys'. ln.clding

tr-. The land which was tn.ha, .. ?uu "luer aramas.

close enough to Gary so that thTrefii. s,evera-1 modern plays

dents of that section will be able to 8 a rather remarkable fact that

work in the mills, and t w Jonn Drew, his daughter Louis Drew

enougn away so that they will be en- ecc' lnel arrymore, and Georgie

ucijr Dy memseives. lJlcvy "naum are all playlne in New

Those who are at the heari r k Tork at the present, but at current

company are George Janny of Chicago K e8 ana In lffrent plays. Who ill rta ..... ' 1 tt

th rtv nr. t. " "UMI WU," ' mra na Reginald de

v. is president of the p"-"ven are collaborating on

..... u B numoer or nis rriends are associated with him in the deal. In Gary the Italians are represented by

" "nieaa, an Italian saloon

aeeper.

The hundred and twontv a-a.

be cut up into lots at one. im

Improved as soon as possible. The lots

ZT' "B EOi to- Italians exclusively.

an all nvr th. n .. . .. .

. wuuirv BO as tr nrniiaa

mucn general interest in the project

LABOR NEWS

The rlfro-vm.r.

... v.o illn or iormlng a union.

rwii . .

1U oarienders and the hxAthi,. t

.. are reorganizing their

respective unions.

The clfirarmArlrafc. i - .

Z. " LUB lactones o

xa,ner, are working overtime t keep up with the orders.

It is reported that Chicago pays the

.wBiBt wages m the country, to me

'uu'a' BJ,a isoorers ln twenty-one

- aucs.

, ' na Fu,ard ' Chicago and

m. look oi Galesbur?. Til a

T . . ' .. . -

xs,eiuses to issue Grarnishee ;;" "itj rTfnuy e,cted vle pres! dnt ' the Illinois Bartenders.

The Brotherhood of Locomntiv. w

smears now numbers 63,608 members fi V 4 14. kn- x . ... . 1

w . 7 " . '" 172 railroads

w. vxk. me unuea Btates and th r)f.

of Canada.

Notwithstanding the num,ri.

I , scsuv2

There ar at lpaat fiva fom. nlBPtes tne average nald-un memr,o..

T T V 1""" " "' ,oa'y i3.5ftS2?ilS: through Justice of the Peace Albert C. cal year now drawing to a close

JUDGE HUBER AS SANTA

Writs in Christmas

HOber. They have been made happy The Operative

Craige & Alton White and black face comedians. Singers and dancers and afterpiece producers. Alice Tiffe Irish Corned ierine The Marvelous Griffith win

appear at the Gem for the rest of the week.

Prnf land nf n a ..,. . -

-: v . win ce nere to-

SrSsKS iV?!1 ated Song

SPE.IAL FEATURES CHRISTMAS NIGHT

r

GARY HOTEL

BARBER SHOP Now Under New Management

was

' ago.

Mr. Henry Taegy was transacting business at Chicago yesterday.

... ,uu jr. Eugene Clossen and children, Ellen, Mabel, Florence and Phillip, of South Chicago are spending their Christmas with relatives at Edgerton, O. . Mrs. E. Closson of South Chicago "visited with relatives here. Mr. J. Scheurer transacted business at South Chleago. Mr. Henry Masura and a few friends were Indiana Harbor visitors. The Clarke 8tation publlo school will hold its Christmas exercises Wednesday Nov. 23 at 8 p. m. .

Mrs. B. P. Stults was visitipg with relatives near Dearborn Park.

nv-uao on nnsimas day the members "rin. west Australia, has decided ln of the family will be able to mirr-ha favor of day baking, and in the future

a few presents for each other, where- l "''V" WlU bem at 5 as, if it had Mot. been for the. kind- t.rZo ' M Q'e,Ck th

hearteaness of the judge, there nrob

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aDi ywould not have been money To Go Into Mourning.

iIlc Hume iu uo so. i xiib uauy i naven t much in tVi

The judge, however, did not donate house to give you. mv nnnr r, k

l" in question to make their wouia you like a Diep nf

rk.i.. - . . I . v

w..ituma a. nappy one. ne Blmnlv r. I me noDO JVo lailv -Rut

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iubbq 10 issue any papers to garnishee st a old black coat?

the wages of men who are employed Tne Lady in the steel mills and who drew their I one?

if j xw upinion ot tne I " uo teiier yer gave & piece

rya.0, uui no matter now press-I " ,le fo de ooaer day

yer

-Why do you want a black

"& m uugun, mat tne money which was due them on this pavroll

should be given to them to make their

Christmas, the one day of all the year,

nappy.

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up unm tne middle of the after

noon yesterday there had been five ap

mine!-r-Cleveland Leader.

was a pal o'

"I

Mlaquoted

vyuuiunt maxe a confidant

Aiay, said the conceited fellow, with

hi. jne toiq me

you saia you were crazv tn moT-r.,,

... eoMiwicfo vruiuji were re-1 wl -"ui one no mend if '

-irimiv iifttuau y would naval interruDted Mlsn wi.a i. .

KoT, . r:-i "

u,lc. ivxuni. i me men probably ,s "ul even a good reporter. I didn't will be none the wiser, since they have 8aV I 'was but -would be.' 'V-Catholic

o.wuweu m spend the money thev "isxiaara and . Times

caxicu auu mey win now be able to

enjoy a merry Christmas.

LANSING. MERRY CHRISTMAS! Mr. J. C. Ton was a Chicago visitor Wednesday. Mrs. W. Gaden was a Chicago visitor Wednesday. Mr. Otto Gutowskl returned to Chicago yesterday after spending a few days here.

RBST cuss mn rooiij in conhestioh Tla only Six Ch!r Shop in Gary 3 Clean Towels for every Customer Service the very best A trial order will convince you - P. F. DEEM, Mr.

was a Hammond

Mrs- R. Schultat visitor Tuesday.

Mrs. Barco visited in Hammond Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Froutman and son were Chiago visitors Tnesday. Mr. F. a Schulta was a Chicago visitor Tuesday. t WiUlam Ward was in Fort Sheridan Wednesday.

Mrs. A. Ward and son, Arftjur. Chicago visitors yesterday.

Miss I4zaie Gaden visitor yesterday.

were

was a Chicago

AT THE CALUMET THEATEE.

On the theory that the best is none

voo gooa ror nis patrons durintr the

ruietide. Manager Connors of the Calu

met meater nas Dooked as the New

i ears week attractions two superb plays, "The Governor and the Boss."

with "William H. Turner, the celebrated character actor ln the role of

iioss ; and the play that will live fo

ever, "East Lynne." ItfTI .

xne governor and the Boss," with the original New York and Chicago cast, the same that presented the play

at me ureat Northern theater ln Chi

u . iew weens ago, comes to the Calumet on Sunday, Deo. 27. for a four days' stay. When in Chicago thia r,i

was praised by every newspaper critic

ano most of them devoted a column in

complimenting the piece.

n was compared with "The Man of

me lieu r," and critics did not hesitate to point out its superiority in some

points. Mr. Turner Is one of the greatest "David Harums" the American stage has ever produced and in the

role of the "Boss"Js said to portray a

"uuu"lui character. The play Is produced by Charles Blaney and its appearance at the Calumet will mark its first presentation at popular prices. "East Lynne" comes to the Calumet on New Year's eve, and there will be a special popular priced matinee on New Year's day . at 2:30 o'clock. The . cast and production which will be presented here will be the most elaborate and by far the best ever offered to South Chicago theater-goers. It wm t. .

the Caromet for three days.

Judicial Bulla. Some excellent bulls are irertir,i

William Arolin, who was a London police judge in the '308 of the last cen-

tury. ne once remarked to mnnui.

"If you can show precisely at what

mumem me onense was committed and prove that the prisoner was not there when he did It, he could not nnxihiv

v. . - J

mv uone ii- And ha m1v aa.

We cannot divest ourselves of com-

Vl xv n oatHbia 1h .

-cuoc in a, court or justice. Of

a similar character was an axiom he

once delivered himself of. which has been maliciously fathered on many oth-

c owuyaiin oi me nench: "If there

waa case or clearer evldnr.

man mis case, this case is that caa

Chicago News.

Tl anr

American grand onera. wMk m v.

produced by the Shuberts as the opening attraction at their Lyric theater, New York, some time tn September of next year. Hazel Wallack, a Denver girl, who was discovered a short time ago by Martin Beck, has gone on the vaudeville stage and will delight her audiences with "classical" dances in her bare feet, after the faihion set by Isadora Dunoan. It is not generally known that Eertha Kalich first studied for the operatic stage, and, as a prlmadonna of the

vuouuaca repertoire, won her Initial success upon the stage. At

mat ume a great eareer was predicted

iur ner. TT-J 11 . .

"uu' me last month or an Tor,..

Cort has' opened two of the finest new

meaters ln the west. One of th

the new Colonial theater in Salt Tjiv

City, which opened with Mme. Nordica

as me cnief attraction; the other Is the new Majestic, recently completed at

u)s Angeles

The title role In "The Devil" ia nUvcd

m present time by more than

score of aetors in New York and other

American cities. Amonsr the niHn..iT,i

impersonators of "The Devil"' are

ueorge Ariiss. Edwin Stevens, W. L.

ADingoon. Joseph Kllgour. Joseph Cal

"""". r.awin i-orsDerg. Lionel Law.

rence, Ueorge Soule Spencer. Camnbeli

uouan, cnaries Caulklns, F. Lawrence

iee, uaniei Kyan, Harry J. Leland. John R. Whlteman, Harry Leighton, Harry Rider, II. Harry Hoy, Charles Perklnn

and j. t. Dousrlas.

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HOW TO REDUCE FAT '

PROPORTIONATELY

Proportion i? the thing. A fat woman

years tQ reduce for abdomen, but sh

doesn't want to produce a scrawny neck. This fact condemns the dieting

method of reducing. You can't strave

the fat off one place and not off an

other. Blmply Impossible. But why try dieting, er even exercising, when there is a better way of reducing fat than either.

Try the following: Qne-half

Marmola. ounce Fluid Extract Cas-

cara Aromatic, 3 ounces Peppermint Water. Any drugsist will nil th kn

hesply. Take a teaspoonful after

meals and at bedtime apd see (f in a few weeks you are. not losing about a

pound of fat a day not from places where you are normally plump, but from those that are overly fat. The receipt works like a charm. I am told.

ano tnougn it produces delightfully ap

parent results, yet it is perfectly harm-

ess. Doesn't even cause wrinkles, thev

say who have used it, nor interfere with one's diet, which are two other eir

elusive and important differences It

possesses over all other fat reducers ever heard of. Instead of being harm

rui, lij fact, as to many of the adver,

sea remedies are, lt improves the

health and appetite and complexion.

T PARjg RESTAURANT 724 Broad way Extends to the public a cordial invitation to call and Inspect the most beautifully appointed and up-to-date restaurant in Oary. WE WILL GET YOUR PATRONAGE BY DESERVING IT Froni years of experience in the business we have learned how to please you. We buy the very best Meats and Supplies the Market af. fords, for our Kitchen, hencs we only serve th? best. OUR PRICES ARE WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL

Order a juicy steak or a cut of of one of our royal roasts, for a starter. Quick servio at our large lunch counter is the rule. YOU CAN GET THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE ONLY AT THE PARIS

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A BUSINESS EDUCATION

-AS A-

CHRISTMAS PRESENT

THE COLLEGE WILL OPEN JANUARY 4,

be

or should

time dls-

1900.

has bAn fnitp...4.i-

nlrX? J"-J ... P?r,od w everybodr

tlnctly of the Vlad h-nV. o.r''"? ana hirnsr endeeavor th

your dausrhter nr -tri?A r"""us "impulse you want to make vnur. An

and hopes. Certain y ye will remember th niJwV Wfttl new "solutions good will. This is right Did it ter nrV.fJ Chrtstmas with a souvenir f them would be a higher education ccu to you that your best gift to business or irofessionaT life? "? Tti&t CUltMre that w tll fit them fo? The times rtAma n h Vi a si .

educated talent and will "not be satisfld I funK or woman. It warts J PHTK VOIR

niESE.NT OP A srHAi iHiinD . " - terest, a,

CHRISTMAS

Chicago Business College

He Thlnked" Right. 1- M n

rn"""or ueorge Porter. DrinclnaJ rf

the Hallsville schools, has continually

imu me pupus tnat they should think twice before they speak. One enid

morning last week Professor Porter

Dacitea up to the stove, after having

given expression to his famous d

when a Uttle boy on the front

after having been given permission to talk, said:

"Professor Porter, I've thlnked once." "Think again," he replied.

j ve tninjted twice

Ster.

"Then speak." Tes. sir. I thlnked your coat-tail

was a scorchin'; now I thjnk It is ablaze," replied the obedient urrrhir.

Hallsville (Mo.) News,

said the young-

Defects of the Laws. AnaehareJs: Laws catch flies

let hornets free.

a&d

Tve Haling Passion,

ine man wno twisted proverbs and

sold them to magazines was finally ar rested for his misdemeanors.

-"iciiiuiitieo mm and pu, a

nice, new, shiny set ot manacles on

him. Did he assert his innocence? No

we glanced at his handcuffs and said

with a fiendish grain: "Fine fetters make fine jailbirds." Cleveland Leader.

More neni on page than competitors have oa all.

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because cur on

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SOLD CVCRVWHERt

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of Hammond

a"d ma.ke him happy and yourself "i i .

ir"" nceminar this scolnrvhin , tcz , "" "tseu luriner lnRev. F. M. ELLIOT, Registrar. school, communicate with the

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can nt

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