Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 167, Hammond, Lake County, 4 January 1909 — Page 5
Monday, January 4, 1909.
THE TIMES. Italy's King Visiting Earthquake Sufferers of 1905.
GARY
LAID
HEASD BY BTTBE.
It will soon be time for the new legislature and the members who you worked so hard toplace there to show what kind of stuff they are made out of. This new one seems like a perfect- ' ly good year to us. . The R. & Sz. for largest display of Christmas goods. Fifth avenue. tf By the. time a man has chewed up about three lead pencils and destroyed a block of writing paper it begins to '. dawn on him faintly that it is 1909.
The Gary contractor and weather .' man are said to be fast friends, but
'.' the latter and the coal dealer are not , on speaking terms. Cute little year this is. Have you been happy yet? - First call of the bill collector.
Gary storekeepers will have a chance to take life easy after 9 o'clock even-
- ings. ,
Even before the first of the year Gary lawyers resolved that they would have
, a superior court. Armour & Co. opened their coldstor
age station to the public today Just to
give the people of Gary an idea of
: what they had in store for us.
I Wfcat They Want and Probably Will Get.
Gary A superior court. ' Indiana Harbor A new harbor.
Crown Point An interurban. Hammond Two superior courts. . East Chicago A little more healthy growth. . Whiting Better street car service. Ilobart A boom. , Toleston To be called Gary. Lowell Main street connected with Broadway. Every day a few new ideas are hatched for the superior court at Gary. Cut prices on Rubber Ware at the R. & Sz. Co., Fifth avenue. tf ' If" this' weather keeps up we soon will be able to offer a prize for the first apple blossoms. Shoe Sale on now. See the K. & Sz. NOTICE. Gary Hotel Barber shop, open on Sundays from 8 to 12. F. P. DEEM.
SIORIGE PUT OPEIIEO jolo WllE G0ES in
Armour Company in Gary
Keeps Open House Today.
The new Armour cold storage and
distributing station, situated on Broad
way in Gary, is Just north of the Wabash tracks, is now completed. In cele
bration of the completion the big building was thrown open to the public today and many people visited the big store rooms, packed with meats and provisions today. Souvenirs of soaps and perfunes are being handed out to
those visiting the plant and light refreshments, such as hot beef tea, extracts, etc.,' are being served. Everything ' is in readiness for the Armour company to commence supplying the neighboring towns. The big cold storage and snvqked meat rooms are filled with meats, which, if no more were received, would be enough to supply the Gary market for months to come. Two big supply wagons will make daily trips to the various towns surrounding Gary.
LEW CALUMETS Englewood Grays Defeated by the Score of 4 toO.
HEINTZ AS A STAR PLAYER
Eight Hundred People Crowd Into
Popular Punk to Witness the Winter Sport.
SUPERIORjOURI OPENS Lawyers from All Over Lake County Are Present . at Session.
i BREAKS GBOUND FOR NEW POLICE STATION.
Contract Is Let to Gary Construction Company By Town Board. The Gary Construction company this
morning broke ground for the Gary central police and fire station, which will be erected at the corner of Massachusetts street and Seventh avenue. The contract for the excavation work was let. to the Gary Construction company last week by the town board, the company having offered to do the work at 20 cents a square yard. It was the object of the board to have t this work done a3 soon as possible so that construction work can begin early next spring.
The Lake superior courtroom, this morning, was about the busiest place in the county. There were lawyers from all over the county present and the
courtroom was crowded. The buzzing
of conversation in low voice was so con tinuoua that it was frequently neces
sary for Judge Relter to call for order. The first case which was taken up
was that of Schreiber vs. Ruf. This was a court case, as will be all of the others which will be tried during the
early part of the week.
The next case will probably be Kas-
par vs. Maginot. The court cas.es as
far down as No. 4550, the Pittsburg, Ft. "Wayne and Chicago Railroad company
vs. the Gary and Western railroad will
be tried up until Thursday.
On Friday nothing but motions foi
new trials will be heard, and of course
there will be no court on Saturday
This, in brief, is the outlins of the
court's program for the coming week
YOUTHFUL MIND IN DISTRESS.
"Ys," and "No."
It is a uBeful accomplishment to be able to say fno," but It certainly Is the essence of amiability to prefer to say Myes" where It Is possible. There is
something wrong In the man who does not hate himself whenever he Is con
strained to say "no." And there was a great deal wanting in this born dissenter. He was almost shockingly de
void of weaknesses; he had not enough of them to be truly polar with humanity; whether you called him a demigod or a demi-man, he was at least not altogether one of us, for he
was not touched with a feeling of our infirmities. The world's heroes have room for all positive qualities, even those which are disreputable, m the
capacious theater of their dispositions
Such can Mre many lives; while
Thoreau can live but one, and that only with perpetual foresight. Robert
Louis Stevenson.
Awful Possibility That Loomed Before Six-Year-Old Jackie.
Six-year-old Jackie's mother believed that absolute truthfulness was
the only rock on which to build that
youthful gentleman's character, and the consistent working out of this principle did away, of course, with belief in all such things as fairies, Santa Claus, and other Illusions dear to childish hearts, and they became instead "make-believe" games, Santa Claus in particular being a pet "joke" between his mother, and himself. Jackie came in from play one afternoon much excited and concerned. "Mother, Jimmle Norton believes there is a really and truly Santa Claus. He says he is sure that Santa Claus does come down the chimney. He wouldn't believe me at all when I told him It was just a Joke," with rising anxiety. Jackie's mother was somewhat nonplused. "Well, son," she temporized, "perhaps Jimmie's mother will tell him the joke some time soon, and then" "Oh, I hope she will," broke in
Jackie, forgetting his manners in his i years continually. I lost a great
earnestness, because, you know, If deal Qf sieep which together
of his own they won't ever get any Christmas presents."
(Special to The Times.) East Chicago, Ind., Jan. 4. The polo
game at the Lewis skating rink on Sat-
rday evening proved the source of at
traction for about eight hundred skat-
era and spectators, who lined the galleries and cheered for their favorite
teams , for upwards of an hour. The Lewis Calumets played , an excellent game and succeeded in defeating their
opponents, the Englewood Grays, by a
score of 4 to 0. As the game is but the second that the local boys have played, it is safe to predict much great
er success for them before the close of
their season, the Grays being listed as one of the strongest teams in Chicago.
Heintz, as first rush, played the star
game of the evening, scoring two goals,
while Carroll and Mitchell each suc
ceeded in forcing the ball into the
wicket for one point , each, Steve Ny
land, the new find at half back, played a good game and with a little practice
will make as good a half back as any in the Calumet region. His work
against Levy, Englewood's dirty-work
man, was very commendable, and his
handling of the ball beyond all criticism.
Do ITnnecensHry Work. The Englewood team did a great deal
of unnecessary fouling, scoring three in their second period. This took away
from them their only goal, which, ac
cording to the rules of the game, must
be forfeited upon the scoring of three
fouis. Attorney Clyde Leonard of Gary,
who is a past-artist at the game, was
selected as referee and gave the utmost satisfaction. The lineup was as follows:
Would B Here. A law is to be passed in France exempting wives from obeying their husbands. Isn't this a work of supererogation? Somewhat Rough on society "Man." At dinner one evening a well-known actress was most amiable to a very young lieutenant, who sat next to her. He was mightily pleased at being on such good terms with a live actress. Suddenly she. said. In her artless, pretty manner: "I am taking a boy's part in a new play, and I have been watching you ever since we were introduced. You don't mind, do you?"
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BOYS BREAK
East Chicago Youths En danger Lives of Street Car Patrons.
Candor. Candor is the seal of a noble mind, the ornament and pslde of man, the sweetest charm of woman, the scorn of rascals, and the rarest virtue of sociability. Bentxel-Sternau.
Nervous Collapse "I have traveled for thirty
(Special to The Times.)
East Chicago, Ind., Jan. 4. A crowd of small boys at the corner of One Hundred and Forty-ninth and Forsyth avenues, yesterday succeeded in breaking four windows of a Hammond-bound car, by throwing small pebbles and pieces of wood. The police were asked
to investigate the affair, and Sergeant Bowen has succeeded in learning the
names of two of the lads, with the re
suit that they will be arrested this
morning. The lads are all members of
foreign families residing on the south
side and will likely be allowed to re turn to their homes after a severe rep
rimand.
The passengers, with the exception
of one woman, were unhurt. The wo
man, whose name could not be learned by Conductor Brown, was slightly scratched about the . hands by the breaking glass but did not consider her wounds sufficiently serious to demand the attention of a physician. Cards. Cards were at first for benefits designed; sent to amuse, not to enslave the mind. David Garrick.
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SECOND FIRE OCCURS CONFER WITH ROADS
f A GARY BUG! OVER THE GROSSING
Department Is Called to
Place Owned by Officer Swada.
General Manager Wallace Arrives in Tolleston from South Bend Today.
Flames First Discovered By Frank
Brink 1,150 Feet of Hose Are Laid.
TRACKS PRACTICALLY DONE
Read The Times and get all the newa.
Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday evenings until 9 P.M. We close other evenings at 6 P. M
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Kensington & Eastern Matter Come Before Chicago City Council Tonight.
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II. U. Wallace, general manager of the South Shore line, arrived in Tol-
j leston this morning to confer with the ! officials of the Michigan Central rail-
For the second time within a few weeks fire broke out yesterday morning In the building owned by Officer Frank Swada of Gary. The fire occurred yesterday at 6:45 in the morning just as
the officer was leaving his beat and road regarding the crossing or the in-
preparing to go home. The fire department responded Immediately and after laying 1,150 feet of hose they secured a connection and easily extinguished the blaze. The second fire broke out in the same place as the first fire, and like the first one the origin is unknown. The fire started in the rear and was first discovered by Frank Brink, the expressman, who sent in the alarm. The building is owned by Officer Swada and is occupied by a colored woman by the name of Mrs? Smith who runs a saloon at that place. The build-
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Mr. Wallace expressed his hopes that ' the Soutli Shore line would be In operation In Tolleston within five days provided no further delays are experi
enced. With the exception of the Michigan Central crossing the road bed is practically completed and work cars have been running for some time. Slay Come Vv Tonight. Mr. Wallace expects the matter of the Kensington and Eastern railroad mater to come up in the Chicago city council this evening. It was reported some time ago that the committee
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The Ivory Nut. The ivory nut, which is so much used by button manufacturers, is the fruit of a species of palm which grows In Central and South America. It forms a valuable 'crop, particularly in Panama, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
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with constant worry left me in
such a nervous state that finally, after having two collapses of nervous prostration, I was obliged to give up traveling altogether. I doctored continually but with no relief. Dr. Miles' Nervine came to my rescue I cannot describe the suffering
1 which this Nervine saved me.
Whenever I am particularly nervous a few doses relieve me." A. G. C. LIBBY, Wells, Me. There are many nervous
wrecks. There is nervous pros
ing is located on the southwest corner I would reort favorably on the rranchise
of Fifteenth avenue and Jefferson and if this be the case Mr. Wallace t
street. . ' says that It will only be a matter of
The new fire department responded i ten days for direct service, as the
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scene of the blaze as soon as possible scene of the blaze in good time. They
MAKES A FLOATING COMPASS
Peculiarity of Magnetized Needle When Placed In Water.
If a thoroughly dry and clean sewing needle is very carefully laid on the surface of the water in a basin the needle will float in spite of the high density of steel seven or eight times that of water. On close inspection It is found that the surface of the water is depressed under the needle, very much as if there were a thin film stretched over
found, however, that the hydrant was
located a considerable distance from the blaze and that it would be necessary to lay 1,150 feet of hose to get a stream of water on the fire. The work
of the firemen was very commendable.
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Edith Shaw Soubrette Mack & Relgier Comedian
BEGINNING FRIDAY MATINEE Beaham Sisters Singers agd Dancers Lew Walsh Comedian
Chanre of Songs and Pictures each day
the water, and Bliehtlv indented by the
tration of the stomach, of the weight of the needle. This property
bowels, and other organs, ihe brain, the kidneys, the liver, the nerve centers are all exhausted. There is but one thing to do build up the nervous system by the use of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. Its strengthening influence upon the nervous system restores normal action to the organs, and when they all work in harmony, health is assured. Get a bottle from your druggist. Take it all according to directions, and if it does not benefit he will return your money.
of liquids, of offering a certain assistance to a force exerted upon their surface, is termed "surface extension." The magnitude of tiie force of surface tension varies from one liquid to another. It is greatest in the case of mercury. The cause of the phenomenon must probably be looked for in the attraction of the liquid molecules to one another. A sewing needle, thus floating upon water, may be used as a compass, if it has previously been magnetized. It will then point north and south, and will maintain this po
sition if the containing vessel is moved about; if the needle is displaced by force it will return to its position along the magnetic meridian
as soon as the restraint ia removed.
tically completed. Continual improvements are being made on the South Shore line, and had it not been for the long delays that the Kensington & Eastern railroad experienced in the Chicago city council the line from South Bend to Chicago would now be complete.
GARY K. G'S. CELEBRATE'
Will Occupy Their New
Lodge Hall This Evening for First Time.
besides helping to transact the club business. Besides having the most spacious
' clubrooms in the city at the present ; time, the members of the K. of C. have J also appropriated the sum of $1,000 j with which to furnish the new rooms.
These quarters will be made permanent.
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It is Money in Your Pocket to Buy Good Coal I SEE US 1 GARY COAL COMPANY Oar Motto CLEAN COAL Conn Street and Wabash R. R. I Prompt Delivery ' Phone 2 10
The members of the Knights of Columbus of Gary will hold their first meeting tonight in their new quarters,
on the third floor of the Feuer build
ing, which they have recently secured. Much business of importance is expected to be transacted at this meeting, including the Installation of the new officers which were elected a few meetings ago. These officers were reelected for another year and will begin their second term this evening. The club members will also hold a
smoker In the clubrooms this evening because of the fact that they are to occupy their rooms for the first time. The officers of the club are In hopes that every member of the organization that possibly can will attend the meeting this evening and see the rooms,
The Jealousy of Friends. Our very best friends have a tincture of jealousy even in their friendship; "and when they hear us praised by others, will ascribe it to sinister and interested motives if they can. C. C.,.Colton.
An Electric Fail"
WILL KEEP THAT FROST OFF YOUR WINDOWS South Shore Gas & Electric Co. Phone 10 147 S. Hohman Street
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How about that Fail or Winter Suit or Overcoat that needs cleaning? We call for and deliver goods to all parts of the Calumet District. Special Attention given to Children's Garments.
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Fancy Cleaners and Dyers
TWO STORES j ggfl Ave
Telephone: South Chicago 2423