Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 206, Hammond, Lake County, 18 February 1909 — Page 7

Thursday, Feb. 18, 1909.

THE TUXES.

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Money will help you to start the New Year In the rigb. way with all your bills paid.

LET US EXPLAIN OUR METHOD TO SOU

HAMMOND LOAN 6 GUARANTEE CO. 145 So. Eobman St.

hi Fhone 257 Over Model Clothiers

SOUTH SHORE III

MUSTII1DITS1YS

SMBSBSBSffSBS

ToUeston Very Much Dis-

satisfied Wit-h Service It Is Getting.

J. A. GRAHAM, JVI. D. Late Clinical Assistant London Hnaoital f,?' rmond 6tret Hospiul rorSiek Children, London, England. Suite 310. Hammond Building Phone 255. Office Phone. J9. X-Raj and Full Electrio Equipment

Drink Pore Spring Water

Fresh from beautiful Mineral Springs .....Porter, Indiana.-.

Delivered 10c per ral. 8 eals. 25o 6 gals. 40c

Call Phone No. 1 or 173 Hammond Pure Water Supply-Co.

The Chicago, Lake Shore &

South Bend By. Go. time table

Effective Novembor'29,,1908 Subject to change 'without -notice

Tralna leave Hammond for Ea Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Gary

as follows:

E:00 a.m., 6:00 a. m., 6:30 a. m., 7:00 a-ra., 7 : 4 0 a.m., 8 : 2 0 a.m., 9:00 a. :40 a.Nm., 10:20 a.m., 11:00 a.

11:40 a..m., 12:20 p. m., 12:35

m.. 1:00 p. m., 1:40 p. m., 2:20 p.

m., 3:00 p. m., 3:40 p. m., 4:20

m., 5:00 p. m. 5:20 p..m., 6:00 p. 6:40 p. no., 7:20 p. m. 8:20 p. ia, 9:20 p. m.. 10:20"p. m., 11:00 p.

11:30 p. m.

Tralna. leave Hammond for Michi

gan City and South Bend at 6:30 a.

la., 8:20 a. m., 10:20 a. m., 12:20 p. tn.. 12:35 p. m.. 2:20 p. m., 4:20 p.

to., 5:20 p. m., 6:00 p. m., 8:20 p. m

10:20 p. m.

Trains leaving Hammond 12:20

p. xxl, 12:36 p. m., 2:20 p. m. and

1:20 p. m. carry baggage. H. U. WALLACE, General Manager,

HPROVEtlEIITS ARE PROMISED

GARY WILL

CELEBRATE III

SALOON WRECKS 11 YOU 111 LIFE Sale of Liquor to Minor Responsiblcf or Joe Hart

ley's Downfall.

GRAIN UNO PROVISION MET

WheatOpen May . .114 July ..100 Sept. ..96 Dec. ..86

May July Sept.

Onta

May July

Sept.

High 114 100 96 864 i 54 65

544

48' 40

Low Close 113 1144 100- 1008

95-i Savs

uOUGBATOLATlOflS j

SEtlT TO CAPITAL

Patron Compelled to Stand Un- NeWS of PaSSae 0f C

ci. ix . . fp. uiii m tne House uause Sheltered for Indefinite Time

fn-r lion pto 1 .Tnmtrrntirtri

to Await Cars. j

in Magic City Big Ban1 S 1

(Special to Thb Times.) UUeu JrianneCl.

Tolleston, Ind., Feb. 18. "The South

Bend line Isn't doing the city any harm." This Is the way President W. S. Gallagher of the town board or Tol

leston characterizes the service rendered on the Tolleston spur, which was put In operation about a month

ago.

The citizens of Tolleston recently

sent forth an urgent appeal to the

town board and the officials of the

South Bend line to Improve the service at once. They said that the patrons

of - the line were compelled often to

wait as long as an hour for a car

without any shelter from the wind. At

Tolleston Junction, It Is said, that the patrons of the line are unable to make

proper connections. Into Gary, and are often compelled to wait at that place

In the cold.

A meeting between the trustees of

the town and the attorney for the road, J. F. Lewis Meyer, of South Bend, was

present. Instead of securing better service, however, an ordinance was passed by Trustees Behnke and Borman, Gallagher dissenting, to allow the company to run on a forty-minute schedule In place of thirty minutes, as they are now required in the franchise. A number of persons protested but to no advantage. Cables Are Too Lovr. Mr. Gallagher also stated that the cables, which have been strung by the company, are only sixteen feet from the ground when they are compelled by law to be twenty-two feet. This he said would result In the certain death of any man who happened to be riding on a load of hay and came In contact with the wires. There are 6,600 yolts used to operate the cars. Mr. Meyer admitted this fact when he was in Tolleston a few days be-

Was in Commodore Place on Tues

day and Told of His Plans to Go to Pittsburg.

Arrangements Being Made to (live Monster Reception to Boosters

and Workers at IndianapolisValiant Fighters to Tell of Their

Experiences.

As soon as word was received In Gary that the superior court bill ;had passed the house by an overwhelming

majority, the members of the Citizens' General committee were called togeth

er and a jollification meeting was ;held In the Gary hotel. Among other things

telegrams of congratulation wer :sent

to Representative Edward Wickey

Senator A. J. Bower, Representative W. II. Kliver, George Manlove, T. E.

Knotts, Steve Fleming and Senator

Proctor of Elkhart. To Hold Big Banquet

It was also decided to hold one of the biggest public banquets ever j held

in the elty on Saturday evening in the Gary hotel. The price to be ch'rged

will be $2.50 per plate and it Id -ex

pected that there will be over one

hundred present The dinner will be

gin at 8 o'clock. The tickets to the

affair will be open to any one who

cares to purchase them,

It prr

There Is Comfort flTHEV A MAN'S SALARY STOPS Through sickness, failure of hla m. pioyer, or a suspension of business, to (eel that you have something: to fall back, on In your hour of trouble. Put a small amount each week la ht tags In a good, reliable - aavtags bank, like the Citizens' German National Bant

to run the cars, however, every thirty

minutes between the hours of 5 and 7-

ln the morning and 6 and 8 in the

evening.

It Is also persistently rumored about the city that the Chicago Telephone

company, which was burned, out In that city by the falling of the South Bend line wires, will sue that company for

damages. Wire Chief Thompson of the I

Telephone company said that the loss

to their company was enormous, both

in labor and materials. He said that

rhe did not know of a suit being insti

tuted against the company, however.

OXB DOLLAR STARTS ACCOUNT.

A SAVINGS

The telearram of congratulation was

fore, and said that the change would t to th above named men for the

be made. He also said that in explana- work they have done Jn lobbying for tlon for the fact that they asked for a the Gary biu anii for tha work they

longer schedule that the motors on did am0ng their fellow legislators. All

the cars got too heavy. They agreed of these men will be asked to be sure

HE MAY 60 IIISAI1E

For Sale Cheap! 10,000,000 feet good new and secondhand LUMBER of all kinds. Doers, Windows, Plumblnz Qoods, everything necessary to bhild a house with. Call with estimates. J. G. RUEL,7337 gS328 Avei

Beat Equipped Repair Shop in the State G. W. HUNTER. AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Compressed Air FREE Bowser Gasoline System. 91 S. HOH.H1X STREET. Phone 122. Huehn Block, Hammond, Ind

Gary Police Fear That Mi

chael Cigaritz May Go Insane. The Gary police are afraid that Michael Cigaritz, who shot Joe Cigaritz, his brother, and Dan Voconovich, will

go insane as a result of brooding over the shooting affair.

For a day Cigaritz has not taken

any food or drink. He has refused to

talk, even when his wife was brought into the jail in an effort to take his

mind off his crime.

He spurned her, however, and shoved he rout of the way. He seemed ,to think that It was she who had betrayed him to the police and he abused her for so doing. It' has become known that Michael Cigaritz did not intend to shoot the mel he did and the fact that he hit the men he did was due to his poor marksmanship. He is being detained in the jail at Gary In order that the condition of . the men he shot may be determined. If

and attend the banquet of the club Saturday night and as many as attend will speak to the people of Gary on

the subject of the court fight at the

capital. At Yesterday's Gathering. The speakers who discussed th

court fight at the meeting yesterday

afternoon were: C. V. Itidgley. Clyd

Hunter, W. F. Hodges, J. S. Purnett, T. E. Englehardt, Attorney White,

John Hewitt. E. G. Hewitt, E. G. Bal

lard, John A. Brennan, E. C. Simpson JoseDh Glllis. F. L Welscheimer, M

L. Maxon, H. F. McCracken, C. O. Set

ton, H. A. Stanton, C. M. Rennollett,

W. A. Catn, C. V. Gough, George Mc

Glnnity and O. L. Wlldermuth.

The committee which will have the

banquet in charge Is composed of th

following men: O. L. Wlldermuth, E. C. Simpson, John Brennan, John Hewitt, H. M. Hosmer, Ingald Moe and T. E. Englehardt.

iis home:trb wis good

.65-i ..65-.64-5

,.53-4 .48.40

fork-

May ..1697 1700

July . .1707 1707

1. aril-

May ..967 967

July ..980 9S0

Short Ribs-

May ..890 890 July ..907 907

96

65 64 -i

63 -94 48 40 1690 1700 962-5 977 885-7 902-5

96

65-641-8-5 64?-5 64 48 3 40 1692 17002 962-5 977 885-7 902-o

MALE HELP, WANTED.

WANTED Driver: married man preferred. Apply Indiana Flour Co. 33 8 Indiana avenue. 16-3

(Special toTHE Times.) East Chicago, Ind., Feb. 18. The

selling of liquor to a 16-year-old boy,

ruining his reputation for life and making of him a thief, Is the story that local saloonkeepers will have to account for if Joseph Hartley, jr., . can

be located. To the violation of the law preventing the selling of liquors

to minors is ascribed the downfall of young Hartley, who, as told In last

night's issue of this piper, stole ?300 from his father's safe on Tuesday afternoon.

CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red,

$1,189 1.19; No. 3 red, 1.16fij) 1.18; No. 2 hard, $1.124 61.15; No.

3 hard, $1.06 1.13.

?prlng wheat by sample: o. i

northern. $1.15 1.17 ; No. 2 north

ern, $1.13 1.16; No. 3 spring, $1.07

f l.lo.

Jorn by sample: iso. 6, wiffmc,

No. 3 yellow, 6464c; No. 4, 63 63c. .

Oats by sample: no. 6 wnue, onw 544c; No. 4 white. 52c; standard, 54c. '

FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Girl for general housework: Ktroner nnri m-rTn W s;

"euer, Gary, Ind.; phone 292. 18-3

PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter -Receipts, 4,166 tubs; cream

ery, extras, 28c; price to retail dealers, 31c; prints. 32c; extra firsts, 27c; firsts, 25c: seconds. 22c: dairies, extra 2c;

firsts, 21c; seconds, 20c; ladles, No. 1,

20 c; packing stock, 19c Kggs Receipts, 11581 cases; miscellaneous lots cases r-eturned. 2427c

Joseph Hartley, sr.. the father of the cases included. 24S,27c; ordinary

young fellow. 1, heart-broken over the f- 27cc;firpsrtn?rt8tb,!

au.o.11 a.nKL v.i. .v. on uioi ma ouu new whitewooci cases ana must De od

may be returned to him before he strays too far from the narrow path.

The boy's mother Is also affected, by

the conduct of her son and if the cenom of the family enters intotH3 prosecution of the cases against the saloon men who have been patronized by young Hartley, East Chicago will

have one or two fewer bars.

Had Good Home Training. The lad had the best of home-train

lng, but during the past few months has been a visitor at several bar-rooms In this city. Although knowing his age, one of these saloonkeepers will

ingly furnished all the booze that young Hartley could drink. On last

Saturday night- it was necessary for

an elder brother, George Hartley, to

administer blows to bring the young man to his senses. Joseph had been in the saloon about three hours and during that time he had been furnished with both whiskey and beer time and

again. Members of the family declare

that the saloonkeeper wil be prose

cuted to the full extend of the law and

that every effort will be made to se cure the re-calllng of the owner's li cense. Is Headed Toward Pittsburg.

No ward has been received as yet

regarding the lad's whereabouts. It has been learned, however, then on

Tuesday morning he was in the Com

per cent fresh, 28 c; extra, specially

packed for citv trade and must be su

per cent fresh, 30c; No. 1 dirties, 21c; checks. 19 c.

.Potatoes Receipts, 71 cars; cnoice to fancy, 8890c; fair to good, 8587c.

sweet potatoes Illinois, per Dri, iz.io

ff?3.00

veal Quotations lor calves in gooa

ordtr were as follows: BO to 60 lbs

weight, 8Sc; 60 to 80 lbs, 9loc;

SO to 100 lbs, iowiic; lancy, ii'ric.

Dressed beef Ribs. No. 1. 14 c: No.

1 loins. 18c: No. 1 round. 8c; No. 1

chuck 7c; No. 1 plate, 6c.

ljive poultry iurKeys. per id. kc

chickens, fowls, 14c; springs, 16c;

roosters. 10c; geese, 8 10c; ducks

141,4 c.

Beans Pea beans, nana picKea,

choice. S2.44: fair to srood. $2.2002.25;

common. $1.95(a2.05; red kidney, $2.00

((12.10: lower grades, depenaing on

aualitv. S 1.7 0 (w 1.95 : brown Swedish

$2.20ri 2.35: off' grades. $1.75(1.80; lim-

as. California, per 100 lbs, 4.a.

Hemes cranberries, tier on. a.ou

12.00; boxes. $3.003.50; strawberries,

.Irioriaa, lOfaOc per qt.

i ruit Apples, 2.ooD.uo per Dri

w$2.00 per bu; bananas. Jumbo, per

bunch. $1.45: straight. $1.101.25; culls

80cr$1.00; bouquets, 6585c; lemons,

$2.002.75; oranges, $l.o03.00; pine aDDles. $2.00(4.00 per crate.

ureen vegetables lieets. ooraoac per

sack; cabbage( $1.00(&3.00 per crate carrots. 70&90e ner sack: $15 per ton

cauliflower. 75c&$1.65 Der box: celery

TbowJl.va per box; cucumbers. locap

$1.6o per doz; horseradish, 65c per bunch; lettuce, head, per box, 4050c;

leai. box, 40c; musnrooms, mwiuc per

lb: onions 50 4? 70c per bu; parsley, home grown, 2040c per doz; radishes, l&iff.ROo ner doz: strlne: beans, erreen.

$2.003.50 per bu; wax, $3.004.00 per box; tomatoes, $1.504.00 per crate;

CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

-si,

WANTED Dishwasher and porter at South Bay hotel, Indiana Harbor. Phone 31. 16-tf

WANTED You to take a chance at , getting $2.00 by putting a want ad In The Times.

WANTED 1.000 more men to use The

limes want ads every night and see how good they are.

BOARD AND ROOMSWANTED Board and room in private family by man and wife Vddress HA. Lake County Times. 17-2

LOST AND POUND. LOST Eagles lodge receipt book. Finder please leave at the Marine Exchange, 920 Broadway, Gary, and receive reward. 16-3

LOST Foxhound dog; white and brown spots; 14 months eld; answers to name Jack; West Hammond license on coller. Any one holding him please inform George Smith. -;:07-154tli place. West Hammond, 111. 16-3

LOST Gold brooch or Saturday. Reward for return to Euth Gardner, 410 Fred street. Whiting. 15-5

WANTED Girl for general . house

work; two in familv: elderly ladv

preferred. 832 Morton avenue; South Hohman street car to door. 18-2

LOST A chance to iret !t back by not

advertising In The Times.

WANTED Dishwasher at once.

piy .trie Hotel. Hammond.

Ap-16-2

WANTED Stenographer ana typewriter: raDid and a.ocurt Answer

giving age, experience, references. Box

ou uoiitB county limes. li-ti

FEMALE HELP WANTED The best

servants will sometimes Imvk th

best Diaces and every such instance

should result in two want ads.

SITUATION WANTED-

WANTED Typewriting work to do at home evenings by first class stenographer; legal or commercial ' wotk:

reasonable rates. Address B-21, Lake County Times. ig-2

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE One Humphrey instan

taneous gas hot water heater: used

six months; good as new; cheap. Ad

dress G-l, Lake County Times. 18-3

FOR SALE New 5-room cottage with

basement; price $1,750. Inquire 81S

Summer street- 17-6

FOR SALE Finest saloon and boarding house in the Standard district to

the right party for cash only; best lo

cation, nest trade. Address lock. Box

242, Hammond. 17-5

FOR SALE OR TRADE Two dwelling houses, well rented, in Anderson, Ind.; lot 200x191: two barns, fruit trees, etc

Inquire at Central Junk Shop, L. Dobowich. Prop., 74 Plummer avenue; phone 2531. 16-4

FOR SALE Horses, mules, two-seated

cab, bus. wagons, busreries and har

ness; corn, 70c bu; hay, $8, $9 and $12

per ton; bales, best, $1; second, 66c; third, 60c; shredded corn stock for

cows; stove wood J2 to J7 per cord, de

livered. Hammond Horse Market, 396 Calumet avenue. 15-6

FOR SALE Two houses and 75-foot lot

on hummer street; all modern ira

provements. Also one 8-room house with modern improvements and 13f-

root irontage on bummer street, on cor

ner, at a bargain. See F. C. Linz, 267

estate street. i&

FOR SALE Genuine Plymouth Rock Homer pigeons, $1.75 per pair, 1205

.Beacon street. Last Chicago, Ind.

phone S13. - 12-1

FOR SALE G. G. Conn's cornet; reas

onaDie price; practically new. Call Sunday from 1 to 3 upstairs. 517 State Line. 9-tf

REAL ESTATE TRAfiSFERS

modore saloon, on Forsyth avenue, and tnrnips, 507oc per sack; watercress,

muK.Is tr. V. a ShleMg that Via wo "S"'"1' '

going to elave East Chjcago.

"I'm going to get a big pay today

and am going right up to Chicago at Eoon, buy a suit of clothes and go to Pittsburg. For several weeks Hartley has been engaged as driver on one of his father's coal teams and the

work seemed repulsive to the aspirant

for Pittsburg's gay-life. The Pitts

burg police have been notified.

l U KbALti At bargain prices, a part or all of following: Barred Rocks, 18 pullets and 3 cockerels; S. C. Rhode Is

land iteas. z pullets and 4 cockerels:

all full-blooded stock; pullets just starting to lay; one Incubator and two

brooders camparatlvely new. also

poultry houses, grit and feed boxes and drinking cups. Call 4 Condit street; phone 5162. 8-tf

Mrs.

Mul-

LOWEST AND HIGHEST

IKES ANNUM. REPORT

Lake County Has One of the Lowest Death Rates in the State.

Hammond Holds a Singular

Temperature Record for January.

GLEN PARK.

Lots 23 and 24, block 3.

Tillie Lindlau to Marv C.

nng $ ZOO EAST CHICAGO.

Lot 4. block 5, subdivision SE

29-37-9, Caroline Miller to Frank F. Eschenbach 6,000 MILLER.

Lot 9, block 6, A. Blank's subdi

vision, Chas. A. Blank to Mrs. Emma B. Gtllett 10

Section 26-36-8 W Undivided 2-9

NW NE . Ida E. Hoffman to Luciel A. Barney 600

Section 26-36-8 W Undivided 7-9

NW NE , Wilhelmlna Hoff

man to Luciel A. Barney

Section 6-36-7 W Part W. A.

Ewings subdivision block 8, Charles W. Cook to Gust Larson GARY.

Lots 39 and 40, block 3. Jack

son Park South Broadway addition. South Broadway Land Co. to David D. Davis

Lots 1 to 4, block 3, Gary Park,

Frank Pearson to Mina Scott.. GRIFFITH.

Lot 3, block 3, Dwiggln's addi

tion, Myra J. Jolidon to Jacob Miller

2,200 ti

500

1

1,200

40

The report for January of the Indi

ana section of the weather bureau shows that the mean temperature for the state for last monthh, determined from the records of the stations repor-

lng, was 31.9, which was 1.1 degrees higher than the mean temperature for January of 1908, and 4.1 degrees above

normal for -January. The highest

monthly mean was 28.6, at Rome, and th following opinions and rul

the lowest was zaw, at nammono. 21140. State ex rel. Joseph B. Work

The highest temperature recorded was man et al. vs. Harry Goldthart, audit

Higher Courts' Record. Supreme Court's Action.

The supreme court today handed

The Indiana state board of health has just completed a table showing the average age of persons who died in the various counties of the state during 190S. Marion county had an average of 34.31 years, 1393 years above the average In Brown county, which

had the lowest, and 40.58 years below that of Henry county, which had the

Why not start the NXW YEAR in a Ne w Way and Borrow Money to pay all creditors and thereby concentrate all your indebtedness to one place. WE LOAN on personal property security COrs flDETSTJA Lm,. Chicago Discount Co. 9138-40 Commercial Ave. South Chicago

Room 200 Phone So. Chicago 104 Open Monday. Thursday and Saturday evenings until 9 P. M. We close other evenings at 6 P. M

T- T T T T T l

ur. n. xj naywara SPECIALIST Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Eyes Scientifically Tested & Glasses Correctly Fitted

Room 402

Hammond Bldg.

highest The average for the entire

they both show signs of recovery it is state is 41.18. The counties and averposslble that the charges against him B.Ses follows: Adams. 40.92; Allen,

42.53; uartnoiomew, jo.ua; ir.enton, 40.25; Blackford, 45.80; Boone, 48.22; Brown, 20.35; Carroll, 46.39; Cass, 48.91; Clark, 44.92; Clay, 32.52; Clinton. 41.29; Crawford, 44.33; Daviess, 2S.07; Dear

born, 49.83; Decatur, 47.65; DeKalb,

51.27; Delaware, 49.83; Dubois, 37.16;

Elkhart, 47.54; Fayette, 43.47; Floyd

39 IS- PYmTitnln 46.21: Franklin 48.58:

UDpOSeS bCneme 10 Unange Fulton. 47.36; Gibson, 34.23; Grant,

I J .- . - OETIO. II n t, I 1 A A 9

Hancock, 43.58; Harrison, 45.71;: Hendricks, 47.52; Henry. 74.89; Howard

40.06; Huntington, 48.21; Jackson, 37.25; Jasper, 41.06; Jay, 36.26; Jefferson,

60.34; Jennings, 48.80; Johnson,; 41.98; Knox, 31.96; Kosciusko, 47.30; La-

Grange, 54.45; Lake, 27.21; Laporte, 44.64; Lawrence, 37.86; Madison? 38.68; Marion, 34.31; Marshall, 47.63; Martin, 34.35; Miami, 47.69; Monroe, j 39.41;

Montgomery, 4S.47; Morgan, 48.61; New

ton, 43.88; Joble, 47.52; Ohio, 45.81;

Orange, 37.31; Owen, 48.06; Parke, 25.71; Perry, 41.45; Pike. 37.25; Porter, 49.79;

Posey, 34.67; Pulaski, 41.65; Putnam,

49.79; Randolph, 44.39; Ripley,, 47.87;

Rush, 44.89; Scott. 44.24; Shelby, 46.87;

Spencer, 38.32; Starke, 40.10; Steuben

45.74; St. Joseph, 36.64; Sullivan, 36.14;

Switzerland, 48.56; Tippecanoe, 49.68 Tipton, 35.97; Union, 62.81;' Vander

burg, 37.60; Vermilion, 33.52; Vigo

39.70: Wabash. 47.45; Warren, 43.78

Warrick, 37.33; Washington. 44.08; Wayne, 48.97; Wells, 46.14; White, 50.61; Whitley, 47.67.

will be merely assault with ntent to kill.

BOIIAPART SPEAKS OUT

Federal Court System

in Indiana. ! Washington, Feb. 18 The department of justice for the third time in as many years has gone oh. record as opposed to any changes in the United States district court arrangement in Indiana. Last evening Attorney-Gen

eral Bonaparate, in response to a letter of inquiry from ..Chairman Jenkins, of the committee on the judiciary, forwarded to the committee a long communication vigorously opposing any change in the exisiting court arrangements. The department not only. opposes the plan to make Judge Anderson a traveling Judge, but says there is no reason why a separate court subdivision should be created in southwestern Indiana with headquarters at Evansvllle. The federal" court officials at Indianapolis are quoted In support of the position... taken. by.K the -department, y

tor. Howard S. CC., Affirmed. My

ers. J

21289. John F. Curless vs. state of

Indiana, Howard C. C. Affirmed.

Monks, J.

21209. Chicago. Indianapolis &

Louisville Railway company vs. Eunice

J. Cobler, administratrix. Marlon C. C,

Oral argument set for March 17

6426. Seth Kozell et al. vs. Nathan

Cranflll. Hancock C. C. Appellee's ie

titlon to transfer to supreme court de

nied.

Robert H. Fleming et al. vs. Josenh

M. Green et al. Dubois C. C. Time for

oral argument extended to one and one-

hall hours on eacn side.

Appellate Court Action

The appellate court today announced

the following decisions and rulings:

6208. f ranic m. snyder, adminlstra

tor, et al. vs. Thleme & Wagner Brew

ing company et al. Tippecanoe C. C.

Arnrmed. Myers. J

6275. Town of Newcastle vs. Martha

J. Mullen. Fayette C. C. , Affirmed.

Roby. J.

73. at Farmersturg. on the 23d, and

the lowest was 15 degrees below lero.

at Salamonla, on the 13th. The great

est monthly range at any station was

81 degrees, at Rochester. The great

est daily range was 55 degrees, at

Hammond.

The average precipitation for the

etate for last month, determined from

the records of the stations reporting.

was 2.67 inches, which was 1.04 Inches

more hanv the average for Januay of

1908, was .23 inch below the normal

for January. The greatest amount of precipitation- recorded at any station

was 5.01 inches, at Knox, and the least was 1.48 Inches, at Eminence. The average number of days with .01

inch or more of precipitation was 1

Th average number of clear days was 6328. Merchants' Mutual Telephone 5; partly cloudy; days, 6, and cloudy I company vs. Max Hirahbam. Laporte v. n Th r,rvain ,i,.ti,, f I C. C. Affirmed conditionally. Com-

the wind was south.

FOUND Opportunities In The Times want columns every day tn th week except Sunday.

PERSONAL If your lewli.i maehtas

needs repairing call ud C. F. Miller.

the sewing machine etpert. 241 ast

estate ntreei; pnone zuU -tx

BARTER EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Full blooded White Plymouth Rock cockerels for what have you. Address M R, Lake Countv Times. 18

FOR EXCHANGE Gas range for what

have you? Address M. Lake County

Times. 13

FOR EXCHANGE One brick house

and two lots and ore frame house

and two lots in Hammond. Will ex

change for good farm land in Indiana. Address D D, care Times. 11

LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE

COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, JANUARY TERM. 190S. TOWN OF GARY' VS. HENRY S. BURGENSON - ET AL. CAUSE NO. 4901. ACTION TO FORECLOSE STREET ASSESSMENT. Now oomes the plaintiff by L L

Bomberger, attorney, and flies Its com

plaint herein, together witn an atndavit of a competent rerson, showing

that the defendants, r lorence druce-

wicz, Selma L Kohn, Mike Kunges,

Nick Tekushann. are not residents of

the State of Indiana.

Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 19th day of April A. 1. 1909, the same being the thirty-seventh day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Superior Court Building in Hammond, in said County and State on the second Monday of March A. D. 1909 said action will be heard and determined In their absence. In Witness Whereof. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 18th day of February A. D. 1909. ERNEST L SHORTRIDGE, Clerk L. S. a By Mae Hanson, Deputy Clerk.

NOTICE TO BANKS. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Finance of the School Town of Munster, Lake County, Indiana, will meet at 7:30 p. m. in the Public School House therein on the 26th day of March, 1909, for the purpose of receiving bids for the public depository of all the school funds of said School Town, as provided in Chapter 222, entitled. "An Act Concerning public funds, etc.," apftoved March 9, 1907. All proposals and bonds therefor should be sent to the undersigned. By order of said Board. H. F. KASKE, Secretary.

FOR SALE; Advertise your farm lands

in Ihe Times, have asencv fees and

sell directly. We don't charge you i of Henry Mack, deceased, will sell at

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notice is hereby civen that the un

dersigned, administrator of the estate

commission and sometimes you get very

qu'CK results. zi

FOR SALE Three lots in Whiting, at intersection of two principal streets Indiana boulevard and 119th street. Geo. W. Jones, city clerk. Whiting, Ind.

FOR SALE Plenty o space In these

columns lor you to get want ad re

sults.

FOR SALE 90-ioot lot, 12-room

house; suitable for two families; on

Forsyth avenue West Hammond. I1L Address L T. Mead. 225 Forsyth avenue. Hammond. Ind. 20-lm

FOR SALE Second hand desk and rail

ings suitable for express ofnee. Ap

ply at Times Office. Hammond, Ind.

FOR SALE Two and three-line spaces

in The Times want ad columns, aura

to bring results.

FOR SALE Two horses; one 7 years. one 6 years, good wagon and harness only used 8 months; reason, leav

ing town, inquire AliKe uaianica. cor. 121st and White' Oak. Vhiting. 7-tf

public auction, for cash, the personal

property or said decedent, one watch, one sewing machine, one wagon, small amount of household goods consisting principally of beds and beddings, one bundle of clothing. Such sale will take place at my residence at Hessville, Ind., Saturday, Feb. 13, 1909. FRED HOPP.

MISCELLANEOUS The Times Is the

best medium for renters and rtai estate dealers in Lake . county. List your property in The Times and gtt rid of it

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT One furnished room; all modern conveniences. Call 199 Ann street, one block west of courthouse. .18

FOR RENT-r Cottage: convenient and good location. 376 Walter St. 18-3

LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citiaens of Hessville, North Township, Lake Count', Indiana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant, more than twentyone (21) years of age, a resident of said Town and Township and not in the habit of becoming Intoxicated; that he has been a continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety (90) days last past; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissionera of Lake County, State of Indiana, at their regular March Term, 1909, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in lees quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drunk on the premises where, sold; that he will also ask permission to sell tobacco, soft drinks and lunch in connection therewith; and that the premises where

he desires to sell said intoxicating liquors Is described as follows, to-wlf.

tiround noor rront room or a ore-

story frame building, situated on Lot

if. w. Meyna addition to village or

Hessville, being that part north of

northwest Chicago & St, Louis railroad right of way, of 5-6' of. East- of Northwest 4 of section 9, Township

26. N. R. west. In Hessville. North

Township,. Lake County, Indiana.

Signed, -M. J. ROLAND.

FOR RENT Three rooms for light housekeeping. Call 425 Logan St.

FOR RENT Four-room cottage: bath and gas; furnished for light housekeeping; cheap if taken at once. Call 345 Truman avenue; phone 393. 17-3

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for

light housekeeping. uall 211 Indiana avenue. 17-3

FOR RENT Eight-room flat at 5 Williams street. Five-room flat at 420 rvrlar: cheat) if taken at once. Apply

5 Williams street or phone 4313. lo-tf

FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for light housekeeping; within one block of interurban. Phone 3123 or call 301 Chicago avenue. 11-tf

stock. P. J

7002. Hugh S. Brown et al. vs. state ex rel. Graoa Joyce. Jefferson C. C. Arpeal dismissed Jer curiam. C205. Lucius G. Tong et al. vs. Joseph G. Orr. St. Joseph C. a Affirmed. Roby J. Dissenting opinion, Rabb, 6602. Fowler Utilities company vs

Chaf fin Coal company. Marlon S. C Oral argument set for March 9.

6947. William uenne wr.. et al. vs.

Jerome D. May et al. Vanderburg S. C. Joint petition to advance granted.

634S. James w . Karasey et al. vs,

TO CUT PEICES OF

IRON AND STEEL.

Companies Mar Do This to Stimu-

mnlate Business.

New York, Feb. 17. A canvass of

officials of leading independent iron

and steel companies, Tuesday, elicited Joseph V. Hicks et al. Vanderburg S. .o ii.r,ona )h9 .,. i u ,! I C Joint petition to advance KTanted.

. . . I 70Si. Travelers' Protective associa-

many jtwiua m . manuiaciurea prouucis tion vs. Bertha S. Agar. Gibson C. C.

except rails is contemplated. From a

representative of the United States

Steel Corporation, however, it was

learned that no reduction is contem-

stand by its revised schedule of June,

Appellant's motion to withdraw record ! sustained.

Supreme Court MJnutea. 21352. Henry Wiggins vs. state of

Indiana. Gibson C. C. Appellee's brief.

21378. Jacob Cook vs. city of Butler.

FOR RENT An exceptional opportunity for a young couple to secure pleasant, comfortable light housekeeping rooms in desirable neighborhood, nhone 3401 Hammond. 11

mn RENT Five-room flat, upstairs

gas and electric light; small family preferred. Apply 277 Michigan avenue. 9-tf

FOR RENT Three line spaces for ten

cents a cay. iney do tne pusineas.

vnvt TtENT Two farms near St. John.

See Mat Boney, Hammond, Ind. 29-tf

FOR RENT OR SALE Restaurant and kitchen: fully equipped: good location. Address X. Lake County Times.

LICENSE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby give nto the citizens

of Hammond, North Township, Lav of Hammond.- North Township, Lake

County, Indiana: That the undersigned

Is a male lnhanltant, more tha ntwenty-

one zi) years or age. a resident or said Town and Township and a person

not in the habit or becoming intoxicated: that he has been a continuous

resident of said Township for more than

ninety (90) days last past; that he will apply to the Board of County .Commissioners of Lake County, State of Indiana, at their regular March Term. 1909, for a license to sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to b. drunk on the premises where sold; that he will also ask permlsf lon to sell tobacco, soft drinks and lunch in connection therewith; and that the premises where he desires to sell said Intoxicating liqMors is describe das follows, towlt: Situated in the ground floor front room of a frame building 38 feet deep on Lot 15, Block 1. to Hammond. Indiana, and known as No. 58 Plummer avenue. There are two living rooms in the rear. $ . Signed, GEORGE BRANDL

FOR RENT Furnished room; steam heat and electric light, bath; suitable for two gentlemen. 173 S. Hohman street, opposite Lion store. 1-tf

plated by that company, which will I Dekalb C. C. Appellant's brief.

1908, unless the attitude of the in- , Supreme Court Suits. . . t . , 21404. Thomas Brown vs. Shirley dependents becomes sufficiently menac- HU1 Coal company. Sullivan C. C. ing to warrant further reductions. Record. Assignment of errors. NoIt was stated that cuts to be made n Harvey et al. vs. by the Independents are likely to range Mary Hand et al. Boone C. C. Record.

from $3 to $3 a ton and will be made

chiefly In the hope of stimulating busi

ness.

IF rn ADSXKTUKS IT'S WORTH

LOOKXHQ JTP

Assignment of errors. Praecipe. Notice to Hamilton county.

7109. Mvrtllla Kenney vs. Eunice

eigler.. Dekaib C. C. Appellant's

brier. 7032. Mary W. Eagle vs. New York

Life Insurance company. Marion C. C.

Appellee a petition for tuna.

WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent two or three unfurnished rooms or small fiat. ' by voung coupTe: no children. Address V C care Times. 18-2

WANTED Furnished room, with or without board, in private family; near south side. Address P W F, Lake County Times. 16-3

WANTED To rent two or three unfurnished rooms, by young couple; no children. Address Y C, care Times.

PERSONAL Isn't thero -something which only .a want ad can do for you today?

LICENSE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given to the citizens of the Town of Hammond. North Township. Lake County, Indiana: That the undersigned is a male Inhabitant mere than twenty-oni (21) years of age. a resident of said Town and Township and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety (90 )days last pat: that will apply to the Board of County Commlsisoners of Lake County, Stat of Indiana, at their regular Marrh Term, 1909, for a license to sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to he drunk on the premises where sold; that he will also ask permission to sell tobacco, soft drinks and lunch in connection therewith: and that the premises where he desires to sell said intoxicating liquors is described as follows, to-wit: The ground floor front room of the two-story brick building, situated on Lot 1, Block 2.;Town!end A: Gdf rev's addition to Hammond Lake County. Indiana. There are ofnae rooms above. T T. TTil L-T.-T)

. . . v. , v . A.. i. . 1 1.1. 1.1.. PERSONAL Will the young lady who lost a purs getting off a street far last wetk, advertise for It in The Times?