Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 140, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1909 — Page 8
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KNOTTS
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SPRING
(Continued from Page On.) i ihown by a chemical analysis in which the water from all the famous sanitariums was compared. WATERS ARC FAMOUS. Of the real health giving minerals In water, those of the Knotts springs have been found to have the best proportion, although some of the other waters may be exceptionally strong In gome particular mineral. Another element which enters Into the consideration, is the fact that the sanitarium is located in the shadow of Chicago. One great drawback to sanitariums is the fact that some doctors, ns a rule, do not encourage their patients to go to sanitariums for the reason that the patients are beyond their reach, and as the sanitarium, too, is often boyond the financial reach of the patient. MTMPRtt OK UIU10.4DS. A number of railroads, together with the South Shore Interu'bsn line, traverse the Kftotts holdings. The land itself, in wKich the springs are found. Is ideally located, and the artist could Improve little upon nature there to make the springs and the sourrounding country more scenic.
Meter Proposed by Chicago Telephone Company
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Handling Men.
The best -way to handle a man Is to make him have a good opinion of himself; the best way to make him have a good opinion of himself is to tell
him he hasn't.
A PLEASANT WAY TO CURE CATARRAK !
Poor deluded vi::".iu:.s: Cont.lj;i:aIly spii'Uiing and ?rc)'!rii Ul stomach do sir.. 'vVhht are you doi.ijr it for? Tryi; ;r to kill the catarrh germs? Mlpr.t jvixt us well try to kill a cat sith fresh niwk. .'ti'-King a pier tf chewing gum in i:. - 'it'i -ff Ifv i.f'Tfi corner of tho right fH- w ii'l ?!;.' t-e juft .'is ir.any K''i -.'!: ...r.'t iiio geri t"iit causi ;;.t:vrrli urii s - o-i aret v.l ?re thev are.
Yuj! c.Mi ti'"' where, the gerirm aro fry
i-jeathinji, Hvcr-.cl. the pownzfid yet r r, ar.t!-.-;p;ic. which is jptepfct ad e,-.eHA!ly t.'; UNI cMv.trh gerrns. .; tu;t bn auw it i.i. tl t"s ail. It gives ;J'c! r":l'rf in fv T; , 'r- v.t oi. Tt is guar-r.-.tecii by S-ir: .' pharmacy to cur '.;'ar! t.. r r . Ki.'.;.ry hack. It ; :,-'.; l,y );- 1:,.J( druggists every-v.-.-.cc. A e'.i;r.t let , out.'U. Inj-tuftta ir. -Isaler, -.3 $!.0 Extra, bottles. SCe. Curst: pore throjt, tcuffhs and coliie. 1 take eaj.ee ial pid- in recommending Hyoujel to asthmatic sufferers, as I knr-T.' by expirlfscc that it is a remedy tbit cures. I have not since using Hy-on-.ri had any reecurrenee of asthma." ?lr. "U'm. Burton, Owosso, Mich., June C2, 1909.
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INDIANA HARBOR
HOTEL JflJU HISSL1G
Dave Mitchell Is Reported
Missing by Wife to the Police.
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Two kinds of telephone meters have been proposed for Chicagoans who use measured telephone service one by the Chicago Telephone company and another by the city council commission created by the telephone ordinance. This commission comprises Commissioner of Public Works Ilanberg, Corporation Counsel Brundage. and Aid. Snow. The meter submitted by the telephone company consists of a steel box about 5x5 inches In dimension, standing out from the wall about four inches. It ran be placed on a desk. At the top is a small window, back of
! which are four disk wheels indicating the number of calls furnished the subscriber.
In calling, the subscriber presses the button. This signals the exchange operator, who answers the call in the usual way. If the call is completed the operator presses a key which registers the call. If the. call lias not been completed because the desired line is busy or for any other reason, the operator presses another key which releases the mechanism but does not register a call. There are between 8,000 and 10. 000 measured service telephones in Chicago, but at present the users have no means of knowing how much service they are using, tiie only register being in the office of the telephone company. If either of the meters is accepted it will be ordered installed at once.
(Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., Dec. 1. Dave Mitchell, proprietor of the Harbor hotel, has been reported missing to the police of this city by Rose Mitchell, his wife. Mitchell disappeared mysteriously Monday afternoon, having gone out at 3 o'clock, ostensibly to "take a walk." He had something over $200 on his person at the time, according to Mrs. Mitchell, and whether he has met with foul play or has simply skipped with the $200, the police do not claim to know. Mrs. Mitchell is of the opinion, as she told Officer Weifenbach, that he changed his mind about the walk and boarded the 3:36 Lake Shore train for Chicago. The Mitchells some time ago bought out the Kaufman place in Michigan
avenue and conducted a saloon and j boarding house there until recentlj', when they took possession of the Har- I bor hotel, formerly run by Tom O'Con- I nell. They had a lease for the Kaufman place and so were obliged to move i within two days, it is said, in order! to start business in the Harbor hotel. On this occasion they engaged a large ; force of men and along in the middle ; of the night they began to take their 1 furniture out of the old place and cart it over to the new. It took them about an hour, according to report, to make the transfer, about forty men being engaged in the work. i The description of Mitchell, as furn- !
Ished by the police is to the effect that he is 27 years old, five feet eleven inches in height, weight 170 pounds, dark hair, dark eyes, smooth face. When last seen he wore a light derby hat, brown coat and trousers, black shoes, No. 8, and colored shirt.
The agents of the various express companies operating In Gary met last night in the offices of the American Express company and there formulated delivery limits In the city of Gary which will be used by all of the companies henceforth. The territory in which the express companies will deliver packages is that which is now being covered by the free delivery service. Outside of these limits, If a business man or householder desires to send a parcel or have one
brought to them, an extra charge will be made for the services. The purpose of this Is that outsida of this territory there are but few paved streets and they refuse to make the horses pull through the sand and take considerable time in doing so, for the delivery of the small amount of goods which people in the outlying districts might Bend. The establishment of boundary lines is customary in all cities, but has never been In vogue In Oarv before. The express companies, whose agents form the Express Agents' association, and which established the boundaries last night, are the American, WelisFargo, Pacific and Adams.
No Extra Strain. HIghblower (to prospective butler) "Seventy-five dollars a month? Why. that's all I pay my bookkeeper!" Butler "But he "doesn't have to associate every day with your family, sir!" Puck.
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Why not get some now this moment, i and forever rid yourself of Stomach trouble and Indigestion? A dieted stomach gets the blues and grumbles. Give it a good eat. then take Fape's Diapep. sin to start the digestive Juices working. There will irm no dyspepsia or belching of gas or eructations of undigested food; no feeling like a lump of lead in the stomach or heartburn, sick headache and Dizziness, and your food will not ferment and poison your breath with nauseous odors. Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50 cents for a large case at any drug store here, and will relieve the most obstinate
case of Indigestion and Upset Stomach In five minutes. There Is nothing else better to take
Gas from Stomach and cleanse th -stomach and Intestines, and, besides, one single dose will digest and prepare for assimilation into the blood all your food the same as a sound, healthy stomach would do It. When Diapepsin works, your stom ach rests gets itself in order, cleans up and then you feel like eating when you come to the table, and what yon eat will do you good. Aboslute relief from all Stomach Misery is waiting for you as soon aa you decide to take a little Diapepsin. Tell your druggist that you want Pape's Diapepsin, because you want to become thoroughly cured this time. Remember, if your stomach feels' out of-order and uncomfortable now rotf can get relief In five minutes.
HOOVER, CORBET! 6 HOOVER LAWYERS Broadway S Scvinth Ave , GARY Suite 210 Tel. Gary SI CHICAGO BUSINESS ', Trnect;3 from Cilcnga Office 510 Ashland BU. Tel. Central 334 Oiry of See open evenings
Heavy Piece of Rock Fell ypon Pete Buchich, Employed in Gary Steel Plant, Crushing the Life Out of Him.
f. mm SGHAAF DEALER IN ACREAGE, BUSINESS and RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, HOUSES and LOTS, MORTGAGES, LOANS, BONDS and REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES BOUGHT and SOLO.
Teter Buchich. a laborer, employed in the yards of the Indiana Steel mills, was instantly killed last night when a big piece of rock fell upon him, crushing him to death. The unfortunate man was working near one of the blast furnaces when
a traveling crane, carrying a huge
piece of cinder, passed over him. As
j he started to get out of the way a ! piece of the rock fell from the main ! part, striking him on the head, and
lay stunned by the blow. Several of Buehieh's fellow employes ran to his assistance, and after extricating him the mass, medical aid was called, but life was nearly extinct at that time. Buehieh's head and body being horribly crushed. The ambulance was sent for and Buchich was taken to Jones' morgue, where the inquest will be held today by Coroner E. II. Gordon. Buchich is single and lived on Adams street, near Seventeenth avenue.
According to information that has been received in Gary, the Edward D. Mandell tract of land, which occupies a strip three miles along the Calumet river, between Hammond and Gary, has been sold to Pittsburg interests for $1,800,000, or for approximately $1,500 an acre for the 1,200 acres. While this report cannot be confirmed
it is possible that it is true. There have been rumors from time to time
about the posslbilty of the sale of this
tract to the independent steel Inter ests.
Indiana Harbor Man Arranges for Construction of $50,000 Apartment House, and Contract Has Been Let to J. L. Pyle.
TEL. 338. TEL. 62. Room 309 HAMMOND BLDG. OR Hammond Savings and Trust Co.
AUTOMOBILE RUNS . my FROM OVER Machine in Gary Doesn't Wait to Be Cranked Before Starting.
(Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Dec. 1. Gary is to
have a modern apartment building which will discount many of the most
molern fashionable structures in New
lork and Chicago, for the nerfection
jne name or mo rumored purcnaser is of its appointments, and the complete
ness of its conveniences. An Indiana
Harbor man Is responsible for the ln-
not known. The property in question is now under the agency of a Chicago real estate dealer, but it was recently held by a Gary real estate dealer. The fact that the Indiana Harbor canal is fast being completed to the Calumet river will make this an ideal location for a large steel mill. It Is also rumored that a tract of land containing 200 acres on the Calumet river, south of the Federal Furnace property, is under option to the Cleveland ore and furnace interests.
RONS INTO A BRICK PILE
Sees President Johnson of Indiana Sales Company Approach and Bolts.
President Johnson of the Indiana Sales company of Gary had the ex
perience yesierday cf contending with
a runaway autonubi, which is a
most unusual experience for a man owning a vehicle of this character. Before the machine was stopped botli the big front headlights were broken and other damage might have been done had not a hig brick pile intervened. The affair happened on Sixth avenue, near th alley between Washington street and Broadway. The car had
been left in front of a store while the ownrr was transacting business. Just as Mr. Johnson stepped outside and walked towards the machine to crank it, it bolted directly towards the alley and never stopped until it had struck a brick pile which will be used in the pavement of the alley. When the car struck the brick both the big lights were badly smashed and will have to be replacedThe scientific reason for the car starting off in that manner, is that it was neither animated or frightened, but the brake refused to hold and it started down the incline in the street. If the car had been at the top of a hill instead of the top of a gulley in the street the whole car might have been wrecked before it was stopped, judging by the way It started out. Mr. Johnson appreciated the joke, although it will cost him the price of two new headlights.
ADVERTIVE IX TUB TIKES,
novation, tiie enterprising Individual being J. R. Brant of Commonwealth avenue. The structure will cost $50,000 and wiil be located at the corner of Sixth avenue and Van Buren street. Some of the conveniences it will embrace are an elevator and a garbage burner, and eacli apartment is to be equipped with a burglar proof and fire proof safe. The building is to be known as the Brandt block, will be three stories In height and will contain fifteen apartments of five and six rooms each. The material to be used in construction will be brick and stone and it will have a lawn on both Van Buren street and Sixth avenue, the same as many of the luxurious apartment buildings in the f ashioiiable neighborhoods on the south and upper north sides in Ch leago. The finish will be. hardwood throughout and it will be heated with steam. It will have janitor service, hot and cold water and a laundry room for the use of the tenants, equipped with clothes driers. SUeboards will be built into the dining rooms, ornate mantels and such modern necessities as gas ranges, and shades will be provided.
The stair carpet will also be furnished and large porches will be built for the
accommodation of the tenants. The plumbing will be of the most modern, and the bath room fixtures will be very elegant, the bath room floors being of tile. Architects Hammond Men. Bump & Berry, of Hammond, are the architects and the general contractor is J. L. Pyle. Mr. Brandt, who is demonstrating his confidence in the Steel City, thus substantially, is a roller at the Inland mill, and as nit expert men of his calling, makes big money at his trade. The building is already under construction
ni wil be ready for occupancy by the middle of January.
Therefore we urge the public to take immediate advantage of our great bargains that we will offer during the last three days of this great selling out sale Probably never in a life time will be offered such a great saving opportunity Our entire stock consisting of Clothing, Shoes, Men'st Women's and Children's Wear, House Furnishings, Toys, Holiday Goods, etc, is displayed at such low prices that will astonish you and is waiting for you to be carried away Because one dollar will positively do as much as four dollars elsewhere. Do not miss this; but call at once and choose your wants. Prices should be your least thoughts We mean what we say. Good clean up-to-date merchandise, almost as good as given away.
Streets
Corner Second and Martha TOLLESTON, IND.
We also offer our entire stock of Fixtures. Shelving, Counterst the Yale Gasoline Lighting System and Apparatus, One Cash Register, Show and Wall CasesT Window Pictures, Benches and Stove, all together or in parts, at a very low figure. Those interested will please call Monday, December 6th. We will start to pack up on Monday, December 6.