Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 277, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1909 — Page 7

Wednesday, May 12, 1909.

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COUNTIES RESPONSIBLE FOR LAW EHFOHM Governor-Marshall Finds That Home Bule Is Inevitable Jury Is the Judge ' of Law and Evidence.

TIMES' Bl'UEAl" ! AT STATE CAPITAL. Indianapolis, Ind., May 12. Governor Marshall has come to the conclusion that whether gambling, prize fighting or the illegal sale ot liquor can be stopped depends entirely upon the sentiment of the community. The governor has been giving considerable attention to this question lately, as a result of investigations at French Lick. South Bend and Indianapolis. Jn his inaugural address the governor declared that law enforcement cannot go beyond what the temper of the community demands, and the results of the recent investigations bear him out In his contention. For Instance, It la next to impossible to convict a person of gambling in French Lick, because the people of that community are not strongly opposed to gambling; It la almost Impossible to convict a person of prise fighting in South Bend, because the people there apparently want prie fighting; and It is next to Impossible to stop Illegal sale of liquor in a place llko Fort , Wayne, because the people there are not so strongly opposed to Sunday selling. jury, Judge of Law and-Evidence. "Wo have a constitutional provision in the state whereby a Jury is made the sole Judge-of law and tha-evidence," said the governor, in discussing the matter, "and it is a wise provision, generally speaking. But out of the provision has grown a condition, on which I based the statement I mode- in my In augural address. The Jurors who try a case in a community are drawn from its representative citizens, and their finding on any issue is final. The state cannot aDDeal. neither can It taKe a change of venue. Consequently when th statfi beelns an action to put a stop to any form, of law violation it cannot go beyond the will of the people nt th rnmmunltv as expressed by a verdict of a Jury. The Casoda Orange Couni' "I am told that in Orango county the people are glad to have gambling going on at the health resorts at drench uck and "Wst Baden, and that it is extreme ly difficult to obtain information against keepers of the games because of the sympathy which the people have for the practice, presumably because the e-ames mean more money for the Orange county resident, and more beau tiful surroundings at the hotels. If it is true that such a sentiment exists rnf ran rnadilv see what finding a jury or ordinary Orange county peo pie would return In case keepers of the ... game are brought to trial on the in $100,000.00 TO LOAN ON HAMMOND Improved REAL ESTATE. ACREAGE BOUGHT and SOLD ROOM 409 , , srF.B. Schaaf&Go. Ths Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend Ry. Go. time table III effect April 11. 1000. Train leave Hammond as follow i

WEriT BUUNU EAST BOUND Daily Sunday j Daify aunday 6.10 I 6.10 6.00 5.30 7.00 7.13 6.00 6 . 36 7.33 8.15 6.35 7.20 8.15 9.05 7.00 8.40 8.47 10.15 7.45 9.15 9.00 11.15 8.25 9.40 11.33 12.15 9.00 10.45 10.15 1.15 9.45 11.40 11.00 2.15 10.25 12 45 11.40 8.15 11.00 1.25 12.13 4.15 11.40' 2.45 l.OO R.15 M2.25 3.40 1.411 O.07 1.00 4.45 2.13 fl .10 1.40 5. 30 3.00 7.43 2.25 0.13 8.40 H.45 a.OO (1.35 4.13 0.35 3.40 7.20 S.OO 10.35 4.25 8.15 5.40 11.20 BOO 9.15 .Q5 5.40 10.15 0.35 .20 X12.20 .SO 0.60 7.4 7.40 8.35 8.15 .S5 0.15 10. 3S 10.15 11.20 X12.20

Gary only, x Michigan City only. Figures in light for A. M.; in black for P. M. Trains leaving Hammond east bound at 6.35, 9.00 and 11.00 a. m.; 1.40. 3.00 n.nd 5.40 p. m., will carry baggage. For Information call Hammond 180. W. V. WALLACE, General Manager. IIIKIEY Everyhina 7.A mm m w mmw m ,-, - t - r - r - i - T WX J J--. I g.333OOC5)5)5)C)503)i!20 to $200.00 fSr Cities ot

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dictments, as they will be. I understand there are sixty-eight Indictments

outstanding, and2am informed by Prose cutor Frank Houston that they will all be tried in due time, and I shall Instruct the attorney general to assist Mr. Houston. But if Orange county Juries will not convict, if they choose to Judge the law and the evidence in such a way as to enable the game keepers to continue what are we to do? The law makes me chief executive of the state, but It does not constitute me a Jury to Judge the law and evidence. State va. Prize Fighting. "A like condition exists in a number of communities of the state concerning prlae fighting and boxing. If this of nee obtains any information mat a prize fight has been held, the promo ters will be prosecuted. But we cannot go beyond a vigorous prosecution. for the ultimate outcome lies in the Jianda of a Jury, and if it is a Jury made up of men representing the sentiment of a community which is in fa vor, by a majority, or boxing contests, the Jury is pretty likely to Judge the law and tha evidence according to the Bentiment of the community. However, I am going to aid the prosecutors in placing the cases before the Juries, wherever they need my assistance; beyond that the governor is as power less as the lowiest man in the state. "I believe the statute concerning boxing and prize fighting is faulty, in that it does not clearly define what hall constitute prize fighting. It leaves too much to the Jury. It ought to say this or that, according to the definitions of the law, constitute a prize fight, and prosecutions and conviction in cases of violations would be easy. The general assembly at the next session ought to remedy the tatute In this respect; it would do away with all of the trouble we are now having about prize fighting. "What is true of prize fighting and gambling is true of illegal sales of liquor. If the community in which the action is brought against violators is In favor of the sale of liquors even during forbidden hours, and prosecutions are taken before Juries which decide according to the sympathies of the communities, under the constitution of the state, it is powerless." PRODUCE MARKET. Butter Receipts, 8,791 tubs; creamery, extras, 25ic; price to retail dealers, 26c; prints. 27c; extra firsts 24V4c, firsts, 23V4c; seconds. 21c; dairies, extra 24c; firsts, 21c; seconds, lac; ladles. No. 1, 19o; packing stock, 18c Eggs Receipts, 38,884 cases; miscellaneous lots, cages returned, 19c; cases Included. 19 He; ordinary firsts 19c. firsts, must be 70 per cent fresh. 20c, prime firsts, packed In new whltewood cases and must be 85 per cent fresh. 21c; extra, specially packed for city trade and must be 90 per cent fresh, 22c; No. 1 dirties, 18c; checks, 17c. Potatoes Receipts. 23 cars; choice to fancy, 9597c; fair to good, 9093c. New potato Florida, 3.004.00 per brl; Louisianas, $1.25 per bu. y Veal Quotations for veal in good order were as follows: &0 to 60 lbs weight, 5,fj;Bc; 60 to 80 lbs. o,i7c, 80 to 100 ibs, 7J8c; fancy, 8 He Dressed beef Ribs, No. 1,13c No. l loins, 16c; No. 1 round, 9c; No. i chuck, 7 He; No. 1 plate. 6c. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 16c, chickens fowls. 15 Vic; roosters, 10c, sprinls. 2 lbs and over, 4.008.00 per doz; geese, 8c; ducks. 10c. Beans Pea beans, hand Picked, v,to tf z.tnif fin- fair to eood. S2.4a; vi.uiv.c, . ----- . - , , .- 1 -,,- 2.50; red Kidney, i:.iuia,ij " on quality. M-""1' fin- h'-rl, SWrtl9!i. I2.20ffi2.35: Off irrdf S 1.6501. i 0: nmas, itimui uia. per 100 lbs, 4.854.95. Berries Strawberries, per 24-pt case; $1.503.O0 $1.25 1 per 81.7 5 34-qt Fruit Apples, $2.006.00 per brl; 75c $2.00 per bu: bananas, Jumbo, per bunch, $1.45; straight. $1.101.2d: culls, 80c(B$1.00; bouquets. 6585c; lemons, $2.002.50: oranges, $2.00 3.00: grape fruit $3 00(785 00; pineapples, $1.50'32.7o per crate; California cherries, $2.59 per 10X CJreen vegetables Asparagus, $1.00 2.00 per box; beets, 50c per sack; cabbage, $1.5001.75 per crate: carrots, $1.001.25 per sack; new, box, i5c $1.00; celery, $1.505.00 per crate; cucumbers, 50c$1.15 per doz; caullfloW; er $1.251 50 per box; green onions, 2o 60c per box; green peas, 2575c per bu; horseradish, 607oo bunch; lettuce, head, per hamper, 25c.$1.00; leaf, 80c per box; mushrooms, 4060c per lb; onions, 75i0o oer bu; radishes, home grown, 16920c per box; string beans, rreen, 25cg':fl.0O per bu; wax. 25c 1.25 per box; spinach, 75c per box; tomatoes, $1.500 2.00 per crate: turnips, boxes, 4050c; watercress, 1015c per doz. Wisdom from Cato. What Is not necessary is dear at a penny. Cato. is new in sPrin3- We are new - rr mi-ii-i i m i miri : ai i WVV-I 1. f m. A TN

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TAG DAY East Chicago People Will Contribute Toward Enterprise May 15. (Special to The Times.) East Chicago, Ind May 12. Saturday, May IS, has been chosen for East Chicago's library tag day, and is is expected that vry man. woman and child who ventures out on that occasion with any loose change concealed about his or her person will be deprived of it before the day is out. The ladies of the Tuesday Reading club are the ones who will command pedestrians to stand and deliver, but the idea of a library tag day did not originate with them. The scheme was developed in the fertile brain of Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer, who met with the Reading club yesterday in its rooms in the city hall and discussed the matter with the members. Every club woman is enthusiastic over the project, and is pledged to lend her assistance to the cause, and it is expected that a goodly sum will be realized toward starting the new library. Another meeting, to perfect arrangements, will be held on, Friday, Mrs. Ottenheimer meeting with the organization as yesterday and lending her aid to the cause. To this every citizen in East Chicago, who is in terested in the library, Is invited. The hour is 3 p. m. Testerday's meeting of the Tuesday Reading club was an . interesting one, there being three women who con tributed excellent papers to the pro gram. Mrs. William Pulllng's subject was 'The Wives of Nations," Mrs. A. H. W. Johnson gave a talk on "Esperanto," and Mrs. J. D. Kennedy took as the subject of her paper Nathan Haw (home's novel, "The Scarlet Letter." Ruling Spirit Strong. Instances of the ruling passion strong in death are very common. It Is said of Dr. Arne, the great English composer, that he died In the middle of a conversation on some musical matter, trying with his last breath to sing a passage the meaning of which he was too exhausted to explain. Cold and Fish. Cold seems to nave no enect on several varieties of fish. Perch will live in ponds frozen over all winter; and the white fish of Canada have been frozen so stiff that they have been brittle enough to break, yet showed signs of life when properly thawed out. Reforestation In Scotland. Scotland long ago lost its forests. In the time of James VI. it was lament ed that the country wa3 almost naked and "mony yeirs ago spoiled of all the timmer within the same." Within the last hundred years, however, great tracts, notably in Perthshire and For farshire, that once were bare, have been reclothed with "timmer." CASH GRAIN MARKET Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red $1.44H1.45H ; No. 3 red. $1.36fc 1.43 H; No. 2 hard, $1.27 H 1.35; No. . hard, $1.23H1-27H. Spring wheat by Bample: No. northern, $1.27 H 1.29 H ; No. 2 north ern, $1.25 1.27 H ; No. 3 spring, $1.23 w i.ZI. Corn by sample: No. 2, 7475c No. 2 yellow, 7575Hc; No. 3, 74H" 7ac; .No. 3 white, voc; No. 3 yellow, ioc; No. 4, 74c. Oats by sample: No. 3 white, 57 ?. 58Hc; No, 4 white, 5258c; standar &Sy)59c. GRiJIi MID PROVISION MM Wheat . Open May ..126H July ..113 Bept. ..105 Dec. ..104H CornMay ..71 -2 July ..6SViSept. . . 43 Dec. ..44H OatsMay ..57 July ..51ViSept. ..43 Deo. ..44H Pork May July ..1812H Sept. ..1810 I.ard May ..1035 July ..1045 Sept. -.1055 Short RibsMay ..995 July ..995 Kept. ..1002H High 127H 114H 108 105 Low 126 112, 105 104H Close 127H 114 106H-105-H

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MALE IIELE WANTED. ! WANTED Machine hands for Jointers and planer. Straube pir take So. Hohman St, car. 12-3 WANTED Railway mall clerks, postoince ciems-mall carriers; salary eoo to 11.800: examination in Mom-i iiiunu buuii, o.uuv appointments coming; preparation free; write immediately for schedule. Fran kl In TnatltMto Dept. 55B, Rochester, N. Y. 12-tf WANTED Cigar salesmen; experience unnecessary; 1100 monthly and ex penses. Central Cigar Co., Cleveland, O. WANTED Married man for steady po . !""on. collecting, etc.. with an old es tatlilahOli .nnorn. .1.1- . A I

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one who has had some experience in j fet it'lWwtStT&Zl ofU&Per : week and a good commission besides! will be paid. Only those who can give I nrst-class references need apply. Call 1 inursaay, May May IS. between the hours "1 3 a. in. ana s p. m bach Bldg., Hammond. Room 29, Rim- I 10-3 ! WANTED Succesj Magazine requires i . "ivicei or a man In Hammonu tO lOOK after avnlno ...K.rint Ifina ; w secure new business by means or special maihni efrorMve: . " - r ' ' f DU1J ' position DPrminl. with xperlence, but would consider any apiniuant wtth gopd natural qualincations; salary i.50 per day, with commission option. Address with references, R. c. Peacock, roo ml02. Success Magasino Bids.. New York. 1 WA.NTED-i.ooo more mon to use The limes want ads every night and see how good they are. FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED Young girl to help in kitch en, oio est state St., west Hammond. 12-3 WANTED Women to solicit orders and leave advertising matter in Ham

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Ziegler Co., 325 Dearborn St., Chicago 12-2 WANTED Qlrl for general houseSo. Hohman St., sec-12-1 work. Call 377 ond flat. WANTED Dining room girl from 11 a m to 2 p. m. Sternberg's cafe, Indiana Harhor. ll-tf WANTED Hand ironer. Bick Laundry, ' Kutiiigun avenue, nammona 11 WANTED Young girl to help at genBrat uuuneworni uerman prererred 121 Doty, near Hohman. 11-2 WANTED Some one who can do firstclass quimng. Mrs. U Wolf, 21 Rimbach avenue. 11-2 WANTED Girl to assist in house work: good home eood mvd&pk 4Sft NT Hohman St.. Hammond. 11WANTED Woman to take washin home and to do Ironing. 410 Conkev avenue. in-3 WANTED Girl for housework; none but experienced help for good situation. 41 Sibley street or phone 2294 10-tf WANTED Practical nurse. Call 200 : 10-3 Ann street, Hammond, Ind. WAKTRIl Pnmr,At,nr rl,l fr.nouseworic. Apply 314 Truman ave nue. 10-4 WANTED Experienced girl for gener ai nouseworx. addiv Mrs. W. F. Booth, 89 Webb St. 8-tf WANTED Neat girl for second work. Apply 618 S. Hohman. cor. Mason St. 8 WANTED Woman or girl tor waitress and short order cook. Apply Model Home Bakery, 267 S. Hohman 3-tr WANTED At once 60 more babies to enter the big contest. For further particulars see Cross Photo Co. In their new studio, the Ogden Bldg., Gary, Ind. 30-tf WANTED Woman short order cook; night work. Call at once or phone ail, Sternberg cafe, Indiana Harbor. 29 FEMALE HELP WANTED One of the "certainties" of want advertising Is that It will always find a good stenographer for you and quickly. SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED Situation by 18-year-old boy at office work; can give references. Address 419 Indiana Ave. 10-3 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Gasoline lights, complete outfit; will sell cheap on account of leaving town. 694 Fayette St. 12-tf FOR SAUE Fox typewriter; cash or time; right terms to right party. Address 461 Kane Ave. 12-3 FOR SALE Baby carriage; good aa new; will sell cheap. Apply 19 Rimbach ave. and Morton Ct. Hammond. 11FOR SALE 5c theater on Cedar St., Indiana Harbor; have other business to attend to; good, clean place; reasonable. Call 3215 Block avenue. 11-6 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Brussells rug 9x12; will trade for chickens. Apply 58 Gostlln street, Hammond. 10-3 FOR SALE At Hobart farm not quite 9 acres; well situated, high and dry; house, 6 rooms, basement, bath, hot and cold water; about 100 fruit trees; stable, coach house, chicken liouae, storerooms, etc.; one and half miles from depot; good road. Further particulars Apply Wm. Dobbie, 1708-135th, Indiana Ilarbor, Ind. 10-2 FOR SALE Forty feet vacant. No. 30 Plummer avenue; will sell cheap; submit offer. G. A. Malcom, owner, 13 N. Jefferson St., Chicago. 7-6 FOR SALE Try a for sale ad, the peo- j pie of Lake county will then know ! about It. tf 1 FOR SALE Ro.mlng 150 South Hohwan, house. Apply 16-lm FOR SALE S E corner 119th St. and Indianapolis Blvd. 89.5x143; will trade Chicago Improved property and assume. C. Gobdel. 6416 Lowe avenue. Chicago. WANTED TO BUY WANTED To buy good second hand Pacific electric flat iron. 102. East Chicago, Ind. - Address Box 11-2 LOST AND FOUND FOUND Gold rim spectacles In case on Hohman ht. Call at flee. Times of-12-3 LOST Pearl set four leaf clover pin; gold back; reward. Keturn to Mrs. tranlc Kunnen, 4J4U iJlock avenue, Indiana Harbor. 11-2 LOSTStick pin with setting, on Hohman or State between postofflce and Waltham street. Finder return to Times office and receive reward. 8-tt LOST OR STRAYED Off Monon train Monday, fox terrier; brown spot on forehead, stub tail, ears not trimmed; any iniorraauon giaai received at po-

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GARY. Lot 9, block 34, Gary Land Co.'s subdivision Gary Land Co. to Jacob Frledlander $ 625 a-aji so, uiuuh. oj, oary jand Co. s subdivision. Gary Land Co. to Jacob Frledlander 6 N 14 feet lot 29, F. C. Hall's addition, Florence C. Haw o Town of Tol'eston Lot 33. block 26, Gary Land Co.'a subdivision, Charles tj. Pickering to Harry V. Call Lots 44, 45, block 1 in Becond vjrant far audition, John Oleksa to Joseph Hanulva TOLLE.STON. Lots 17. 18. block 2. C. T L & I Co.'s fourth addition, Harold I. Nulton to Verner W. Young et al Lots 7, 8, block 19, C. T. L. & 1. Co.'s second addition, Harold I. Nulton to Verner W. Young et al EAST CHICAGO. W H lot 5, lot 6, block 9, subdivision NE 14 29-37-9. East Chicago Co. to Clarence C Smith 800 1,200 1.500 and Bruce Miller .' 375 joih si, , diock 9, subdivision SW U 28-37-9. East Chicago Co. to Richard L. Draff en INDIANA HAHnnn 600 Lot 11, block 13 in second addition. Leonard Orrechowskl to Nikola Kavaac et al 1 Lots 3 and 4, block 68, August A. Busch to Commercial CI 250 r 'i11"; ,- 2,216.70 a. DIOCK t AUgUSt A. BuSCh to Mary E. Childs 1103 3 Lot 5. block 68. Mary E. Childa to William J. Riley 2.000 Lot 2. block 5 in fifth addition, Iew Chicago Real Estate & Investment Co. to Thomas Karonls Section 8-36-8 W Lot 5, block V Main St. addition, Harrison B Riley et al to Joseph Tetrowskl Lots 23, 24. block 2, Main Stl "addition. Harrison H. Rllev oi 200 600 to Joseph Andruella 1 000 93.039 acres; section 28-37-9 W Part NW 14 SE 2.8 acres. oirvnun w fart isbi y. 27.133 acres, East Chicago Co. to Calumet-Kennedv Land Co . Section 8-34-8 W Paft'NE Vi, Michef Mlnas to John E. Fraas... 82i NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Hereafter all contractors will be required to make application and procure a building permit from the building inspector before beginning the erection ji icuuuu any Duwaing in the city ot Hammond. They will also be required to obtain, a. special permit before placinB any uuuaing material on any of the street sof the city of Hammond. J. F. KUHLMAN. Building Inspector. Qualities In Men. A cad nature sheds forth twilight. A merry and mirthful nature brings daylight. A suspicious nature insensibly Imparts its chill to every generous soul within its reach. A bold and frank nature overcomes meanness In men. Firmness makes them firm. Firmness makes them fine. Taste directs, stimulates and develops taste. Henry Ward Eeecher. Remove Soot from Lamp Chimneys. Place chimney under faucet of running cold water, which removes all oil soot. Then wash in warm water in which a teaspoonful of borax has been dissolved and polish. That OUR RATES ARE Calumet District. the

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