Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 177, Hammond, Lake County, 15 January 1910 — Page 7

Saturday; J an. 15, 1&10.

REMONSTRANCE . x IS HELD GOOD BY H. B. TUTHILL (Continued from Pace Four.)

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This man is a Congregational minis- As to JAMES DOWUNQ: ter. The evidence shows he went out' He testified in his own behalf: to Gary not later than the month of signed the remonstrance: John Sears July, 1907; that he began the crganlza. presented It; I read It and handed the tion of a church, returning often to card to father; we were both together his home in Chicago, and -that he moVed on a scaffold working on the side of his family t Out tor the purpose of a house. Sears said: TDon't you think residence on the 15th day of October, we have-enough saloons in Gary? This 1907: that he continued to reside In Is a 'petition to the county commls-

seems he concluded, to ga to Rensselaer. However, he did not go until the 6th of May. An Intention to change and actual change of domicile are cot ordinate.

NO. 156 GUST HAXjGUIST

Challenged as an alien and as not

domiciled. His naturalization papers

were produced and admitted; these show he is not an alien. The evidence conclusively convinces the court that he had been domiciled in Calumet township and In the same voting precinct for five years. He is found to be a voter. NO. 83. JAMES H. GOADE Challenged on domicile. The two witnesses regarding this man are Arthur L. Russell of Griffith, and Fred II. Brooks, an operator then of Griffith and now of Cacanaugh. Both witnesses testified that Goade voted in the fall of 1806 in Calumet township. Russell testified he was there and taught school in the years '06, '07 and '07-'08 and continued until the summer of 1908. Without further detail, the developments In the evidence of Brooks while, on the stand are such that the court has no hesitancy In saying the reraonstrators have sustained the burden of the issue as recards Goade.

NO. 53... ..AUGUST CROSS Challenged on non-execution and

want of domicile.

As regards non-execution, witnesses testifv: a voune ladv signed his name

to the card; the witnesses testify1 It

was by his direction and in his presence. This, under the law. Is suffi

cient execution. The witnesses locate

him in Garv as earlv as February 14th.

1907, and that he continued to reside In Gary until after the 1st of May, 1908. Both witnesses testify also they knew him thirty years ago when he resided in Winamac, Indiana. He is found to be a voter. Baudry a Voter. NO. 4 r? EDDIE BAUDRY Challenged for want of Domicile. The witnesses testify that BAUDRY went to Gary the first week of October, 1907; that his wife was a waitress In McNally's restaurant; that they lived upstairs on a street on which one of the witnesses also resided; that he continued to live there until after the 1st of May, 1908. and hence Is a ' voter. ' ' INTO. 199 W. E. SUMMERVILiiE

The evidence regarding this man Is that he went to Gary in the month of September, 1907, found work and lived In a shack: that about Christmas of

107 or 190R tha evidence is uncer

tain he moved to another shack and still resides there. His name goes on v. it-.

NO. 203 . . .ED EICHSTAEDT The testimony shows EICHSTAEDT llvert on th corner of 19th and Wash-

.lngton streets in Gary on the 1st day of May, 1908. SEARS testified a fellow by the name of EICHSTAEDT had lived near the irornar of lath and Washington for a

year before that time; that he did not

know Eichstaedt personally dui ne am j knnw thfl f n m i 1 V

, K1JRER testified that EICHSTAEDT

had resided on Washington street between 18th and 19th continuously since the 1st of January, 1907. He was en-

in ais-n tha rani.

NO. 2187 WILLJAM H. M'HUGH

Tha totlmunv shows that M HUGH

came out from Chicago and began, the construction of a house on the 4th day nf Santumhrr 1907. That his wife came

out as soon as the house was ready for-occupancy and they moved in and have occupied It up to and after May 1st. 1908. The evidence does not show

whether he still resides In Gary or not. He was a voter on the 1st day of

May, 1908. A presumption may arise that his residence is wUh his family, but that DreanmDtion may be overcome by evi

dence showing the fact to be otherwise,

;Schlawig v.

sloners against granting any new licenses. Fther said he wouldn't sign it. I said to Sears:-'I would like two or three days to consider; It may affect those now in.' Father and I talk, ed and I stated I didn't think it would affect those in. Sears said he would like to have us sign now as he was in a hurry. That was about all that, was said, except that something was said about too many saloons now in Gary

and half of them were not making a living, and Sears said: 'Don't you think it is a good thing to stop any more licenses? " . DOWLINQ testified on cross-examination that he felt he had been betrayed; that before Sears had gotten awav a half block he was sorry he

signed. "However, I never asked him to return the card. I went down to Governor Marshall and asked him to decide this case in favor of the appli

cants. SEARS testified "regarding this tran

saction that he was on horseback, went up to the building and asked the DOWLJNOS what they thought of the "Wet and Dry" proposition; owing to the name of one of the attorneys in

fact in the body of the card JOHN DOWUNG refused to sign It; "I then handed up the remonstrance which they both signed; a short time after

wards an article was published ip. one

or the local papers in wnicn jl was ai lered to have deceived these people.

visited them and asked them if they

understood it and the old man said

Yes' he understood It. and Jim merely

said he should have taken more time

to consider the proposition.

Gary until quite recently. He Is found to be a voter. NO. 188 ...ED GRIFFITH Challenged on Domicile. ARTHUR J. GRIFFITH testified that he met and conversed with GRIFFITH in Gary several times between the 1st day of June and the 15th day of Oc

tober of 1907.

HENRY CARPENTER testified that

GRIFFITH built a shack across from his store, where he resided' for some

time; that he knew him continuously from December, 1906, or January, 1907, until after the 1st of May, and saw him the last time about March of 1909.

C. H. K LIBER testified on May 1st. 1908. GRIFFITH lived on Euclid avenue In Gary, where he had lived since January or February, 1907; that be continued to reside in that location until after the 1st day of May, 1908; that he left Gary "between two days."

Preacher Testifies.

REV. GEORGE E. DEUEL, testified Griffith resided in GARY from a time earlier than September or October of 1907 until later than May 1st, 1908. C. O. HOLMES testified that he worked on Broadway in the summer of

1907; continued there the summer of 1908 working and left the latter part of the summer of 1908. FRED J. CORSTINA testified that h knew GRIFFITH to reside in a shack, on Euclid avenue from the latter part of 1907 until October or November of 1908; he remembered the first above date by reason of a talk had 'with Griffith regarding a certain contract. The phrase "left between two days"

has a well denned meaning in our R-vl(i a-nA TWiit nomenclature What wjlh Bald regard - i aJCtTilYCQ XJCCClki

ing John UPSHAW and his right to 1 The situation in tni case seems to vote and the right of the parties to be these two men, father and son, each thi it fn havn that n ntiTiti an. of whom on the stand aDDeared to be

plies to GRIFFITH. ' ( of more than ordinary mentality, were

JNU. 130 CHKISX JjOMMAJN ! ajJiJluncuea wuen iue wcic LOHMAN. who resides In the country, I by Sears. The elder read, the . card

appeared as a witness. A general . and the younger had the right to do statement regarding the procurement I so. and presumptively did read it, al-

nf hin mm to that Carl Shafsp and i though the evidence suant upon tnai

William May drove up to Lehman's j subject; objection was made, not to

residence and conversed witn Mr. ana iuonce oi me euro, uui bkuu Mrs. Lohman through a window, the giving one of the individual attorneys

Lohmans being on the inside or tne i in ici merem menugneu. iu power

house, the others on the outside of

Aa In ma l la ulsU It I attVlBCtl

that ail dauU ci atla aa-ald cUfce kw

ailed er seat 40 the ons.ee. 'l'ba lun will not be respoaalU

far errors la ala tauteai ttvejr . tele

not me lact to u oinciwioo. i ana aiKnea

. DePeyster, 83 Iowa, 823 ; I "That Is all

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the house. There seems to be no

doubt that they fully and truthfully

explained the nature of their business.

lx) n man, who appears to ds a man en

titled to credit, testined wnen snown the card: "My name Is signed to this

proposed to be granted: the remon

strance then was produced and both signed it. one of them declaring he

knew full well what he was signing and the other one presumably knowing

run wen wnat ne also was signing.

It is so apparent that all charge of

card. Mv wife ilarned it. I did not ! betrayal and deceit Is a mere after

instruct her to do so. I didn't object." j tnougnt tnat tne court cannot censide

in subsequent conversations aiiegea to

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NOTICE. Tha flUml. IcMcn lav aaawer ta

Time cljualfle iavertlais way ob-

talaed mt The T lames slaec laey wui be seat by mail upon rrMest aad sbm

receipt o afaaiaa. s , .

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NOTICE. ' Will narties -rno have replies to

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County Times kindly call promptly for

same.

MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Few first-class gentlemen

for room and board in modern nome. Inquire at this office, J. Y. 15-2

WE PAY i 80 a month salary and furnish rig and all expenses to introtr , .tiH tnr li nowders: new

plan; steady work. Bigler Co., X 976,

springneia, in.

wjvnrn tv rnnfi- with free think-

pro ihnut celebrating the birthday

. u ,,hm.ar-r Thomsus Paine. Jan.

Ch'lc&iro. Member Indiana Rationalist

association.

- FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE $6,000 . equity In a $10,000 business bldg, well located in Indiana Harbor, renting for $100 per month; mortgage of $4,000 at $6 per cent Interest, has 4 years to run or cap be paid at any time. Will exchange for small farm near East Chicago or Hammond, or for cottages

well located in n.ast Chicago or Hammond. Ladd Agency, Emery bldg.. East Chicago. Ind. 16-6

FOR SALE Cottage organ in good

condition; cheap if. taken at once.

Also oak bed and springs, man's overcoat, cheap. Call at 200 Ann st. 1&-3

FOR SALE 2-story house; strictly

modern; good neighborhood. For full particulars phone 287 after 5 p. m.

FOR SALE Hand made quilts, silk, wool and cotton; also comforters. For inspection and purchase of same call at 811 Ind. ave., Hammond. 14-8

FO RSALE 4-room cottage on Michigan ave.; bargain. Wm. Steckmetst-

er, 403 Sibley st. 14-z FOR SALE $375 for 37 foot, lot worth $600; on Mich. ave. between Hickory and Charlotte sta; $225 cah, balance in small monthly payments. Address L G, care Times. 14-$

r - r S A --- -CO

WANTED Experienced car

Illinois Car & Jsaig. -o Clark st.. Hammond.

repairers. 143d and 14-2

FOR SAIB Lot 33x133. cor of Oak & 149th St.; house and.25-ft. lot on Ash st. Will take team in part payment. J. H. Granger, 421 Ash st. 14-3

I'2 I FOR SALE Bakery and lunchroom.

13-

Inquire 267 S. Hohman st.

have been had with Peter J. Balllnger.

John Miller and George Maroon, ne denied having said he did not authorize his wife to sign the card and'that it was not his signature. He said, however, that he did talk to people but no more than one would generally "Big BUT Opppsed.

WILLIAM MAY testified that he was present with Carl Shafer when the card was signed; that he told Lohman the nature of the business and the purpose of the cards; that Lohman said he was opposed to saloons and was willing to sign; the card was signed In their presence and handed back. On cross-examination he stated the card was signed by either the husband or the wife; the card was handed into the room and he did not know what Lohman did while the card was In the room, but his impression is that Mrs. Lohman signed the card at the window. Shafer handed the card in and she took it, but he does not remember who handed the card back. CARL SHAFER testifies that after

an explanation of their business Lohman said that saloons did a great harm

young DowIIng declares he regretted! his action before Sears was out of his sight. This remonstrance was signed by the DOWLJNGS in ample time for the young man's name to have been withdrawn had he so desired. Both of these men are entitled to have their names continue on the remonstrance. NO. 63 CHARLES D. JONES NO. 182 MARTIN RAUSCH NO. 48 CHARLES PROTT NO. 163 GEORGE H. K LIBER JR NO. 30.. LEONARD A. VAN DEUSEN NO. 196..., J. W. CADDY NO. 198 w.WILLIAM JOHNSON NO. 183... WILLIAM N. NEFF NO. 56 C. E. LOVEJOY NO. 65 , PEARL LOVEJOY NO. 202 J. W. CARPENTER NO. 64 FRANK WERNE NO. 47 A. W. CURREN It Is stated earlier in this opinion that the defendants admitted the qualifications of No. 144 HENRY CARPENTER. Upon further investigation.

however, the court ascertains this ad-

mission merely extended to his doml

ctle. He was challenged by defend

ants . for the same causes the above

A MANUFACTURING concern having large capacity, making an article of great merit which can be sold in every household every month, desires a wide

awake representative for

the city of Hammond; com pensation large; representa

tive must be able to give

bond or purchase small

amount of goods; will con

tract for specified length of

time. Address L C, 7d5 IScho field bldg., Cleveland, O.

fOR SALE 8-room house, corner Sum.

mer st. and Howard ave.; arranged

icely for furnished rooms; 150 feet from new lnterurban line; also vacant lots on Howard ave.; will sell these at

bargain. Inquire C. Hamacher, 189

Wodd ave. 13-3

nsmod Inrtl vlno.T were .hall.ntra.4

which is misreDresentationa and frau4

to homes; that it would be a good ! in the procurement of the signatures

iiimK 1L uiey were out; timi outiLBr to me cards. handed the card through the window arnT,npl Tn (Vna Plaaa and whlla In hla han Tvihman lnnltert VIXUUUCU 111 uUC Ul&VSS.

at It; that his wife then took the card i Above-named signers are grouped in and signed it; that Lohman said: one class for two reasons: First, to

right: sha Blirna montof r'a extenamg an aireaav voiwrptnon

WANTED Lathe men and Iandis

Grinder operators; steady work and

good wages, iteo Motor car co., Lan

sing, Mich.

10-6

FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED Good girl short order cook who can also wait on table. Apply West Side Restaurant. 18 W. State st.

WANTTEID Good girl housework. Apply 387 S.

for general

Hohman st.

WANTED Chambermaid and dining

room girl. Apply Hotel Carieton.

WANTED Girl for general housework.

Apply 443 E. State st. u

WANTED Girl for sreneral housework.

AddIv So Carroll st. 12tf

WANTED Young ladies to learn to - operate typewriters; can learn In from 8 to 10 weeks in your spare time

at home; positions always open at good .olari.a TiV-T r"t f'i i .T " ' ' " V

FOR SALE Good piano, cheap; easy

payments. Address A. A, care Times.

FOR SALE: Well established millinery

store: doing a good business: good

reasons fdr selling; if you are looking for a taving business cheap address

X Y Z. Times. 13tf

FOR SALE $650 will buy house and

lot on Washington st: rent for io

month: nothing Better in uary lor mon

ey. Holmes Grocery Co., 25th and Adams st. 12

FOR SALE Extension top surrey, rub

Der tires; six-seat piano dox ouggy.

ruber tires. These carriages In good

condition, almost new. Also one single

harness, robe, blanket, whip and bruan.

es; cheap if taken at once. Holmes

Grocery Co., 2oth and Adams st. 12

FOR SALE Well Improved farm of 80

acres: located about 45 miles south

east; $60 per acre. Ad. M Y, care Times.

FOR SALE Fine potatoes 55c per bu.

255 Indiana ave. 11-6

FOR SALE Latest style

practically new; cost $35; will sell for

HZ. Address f i h. care iimi.

reed gocart;

1-tf

BARTER EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Electro-plating outfit for what have you? Address R P.

care Times. 2J-tf

LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE, SS: BEFORE EDWARD P.

AMES, J. P., NORTH TOWNSHIP.

FRED GRANGER VS.- COM MER

CIAL SECURITIES-COMPANY. Whereas. Fred Granger has filed 1

this court his complaint, affidavit and bond in attachment of certain prop

erty alleged to belong to you. and also

has amaavit tnat you are a non-rest

dent of the state of Indiana, you are

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from 110.00 to 1200.00. All you have to do Is to give us for our g

security HOUSEHOLD GOODS, A PIANO, or HORSE, VEHICLES, ETC, same to remain in your possession. PAYBACK At leasure, small weekly, bi-weekly or monthly payments made to suit your income. Not the old fashioned way of borrowing. New up-to-date methods, strictly private and confidential. , ON THE SQUARE. When you have dealings with us, we do not believe In trying to deceive the unthinking public by advertising alluring fictitious rates like outisde companies do such as, $25.00 at 60c per week. $50.00 at $1.20 per week. ETC., ETC. But give you plain square figures without addition or subtraction, so simple and plain a mere child can understand. THAT'S WHY WE HAVE The confidence of the great majority, and ask you to place your

application with us when in need. 2 Suite 212 Hammond Bldg., Hammond, Ind. - 3y We take In members from any location In the Calumet district CALUMET LOAN CO. Largest and most reliable in Northern Indiana. Phone 323. OPEN EVENINGS aik

-6 y S! '-0" J -CO f i f f fi n

sack; parsley, 2022c per doe; peppers. 1.002.00 per crate; radishes, lo30c

per doz; string Dean, o.omyo.uu jjci hamper; spinach. $1.10 per tub; tomatoes, $1.502.50 per crate; turnips, new, JL002.00 per brl.

CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red,

1251.27; No. 3 red, S1.20)i.zafc ; wo. 2 hard, $1.141.1574 ; No. 3 hard'. 1.11

1.14. Spring wheat by sample: No. 1 northern, $1.1601.17; No. 2 northern,

$I.15l.ie; No. 3 spring, $1.121.1. Corn by sample: No. 3 white, 67 (c? 674c; No. 3 yellow, 667o; No. 4. Oats by sample: No. 2, 49c; No. 3 white, 49ttB0c; No. 4 white, 49 c; standard, 60504c Fault of Weak Mind. s A weak mind is like a microscope, which . magnifies trifling things but cannot receive great ones. Lord Chesterfield.

Allman Brothers & Dinwiddie

(Incorporated)

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

LAKE COUNTY - CROWN POINT, - INDIANA

Established 1872

Capital $50,000

MOFFAT

NO. TTa

Merry Testifies

Ch all pn Aniv a -t-x- i-..-

J. T MERRY" testined thai The 'lierry .went to Gary in May or June of is"? ; vear- tif.t ln 2Ary months or a year, that he bought real estate- tha lntil-fe8Crlbes Moffat patfcuiarly

fat Vt "'man - regarding Mof-

r " ' "l l"H man ana inquiries in regards to Bryan. This is all the evi.

viiore was no rebuttal.

dance.

Il. llfflKlanf V. - V " t a . Cytillal, I'll IS

knee. 'iiiiin xne preponderNi?6,4, CHAJtLES CHAPMAN tt fVi 1 r on Domicile. kn"w CHAPM?vEf,ER testified he ionT -V1"111 bfore January 1st.

r ' ieasi me rorepart of that Vaar: that h. . r, . , .mat

- W r """'UYU w,ln Hemmingstill .r'ff! teBtlfles Chapmfn

O TT TfT.inpo t..n.j

rnipirrw r. A'"".ueB "? PrHt Knew

vTI AT i uwemDer or 1906: that o-iLnJ". ' KlIber) house in

mr,'-L-"'', "r "mtt,nea ror "ome time nl? ards', rotan8r between his home Lne boardingr house.Se

-ij vnapman still rethG- H2UKiiBER ' tetid8 this man that vA . s.lu"'

(K.liber) sister-in-law; that he roomed mndrabtha'de? h"? continuouesiropm,o?

or 1

TrJmTi:Z JJo didn't say she ahnnu aDlnlnV J . . p-

i6n lOfl Cftrrt an K. -"vj occona. tiaoanx, tu-

handed back with ara ruies or law apniv tLl Mm per mon

sa-examinatlon" tw . j 7 n l?,ou8tl the fact in Jh lu. l- struction fr In thiTcase rhnS in.test- SJifhtly modified bv further ad vi

cross

I h O r rl cvtarA. a.

ree. If interested and wish I

liUt.lli ii'il .

set ior hearini

--u .ci iUr nearlna- nr, t k to.iT v

..gnature3, VX. A55l T ?h of VMJlm,&Z Novelty 1" ?3 "f- W XJmS.vpr I

ahnnt . i - La.i. JLi lailrAd L n Mtttnd w " "I'i'CtHf M n n I KM tt ' J . i'aLL U?in X I i . .1 ,

cara and th aa ia. t. l" Possessed f anni i """mona. ind.. Evervthino- '

Jaws His Wife.

A SZ4 JL JZd XX

easily be misled All tiT"" Pom ln return for housekeeniinB- ahn

then on foot B'nS Project tt work "nr;.,. ,e J" billing

will be required.

then on foot and not oMnf tl.'.1!?' L0. work. References

icnus tn ro Iota am -m ire- w nman r. qa 0 v - ,

which' tnV-XT,"" ot. "? conversation UrtTr...n iic"eai conndentiaL

re wajTrTr,. llIe, their Ind. " ammona.

Justice of the Peace

29tf

i5na k" yfa.r: nat ln the spring 1809. he went to Chicago. On cross, mination tho foM. .,,.?:

. -" . o 1 it Doarn n nri

exami

and

took

elicited

JSflr. 1

iuZ ixuiiieu mere ror more than a year; that, he worked for constrtiction firm which from time tS Hme "ent hlm. f other cUies "Jd

BLaies on DUSinesn and noli..

.na is in their employ

ra a. ULWI.

XO. 39

ToIIosYAt. r "t"' it'1?.-lro!P "ary to

Sitt. ,Wer-,:? w a ma'rrTea

t n t.uSV1 a ,ul ana moved in J-.Q-JAK.f testified that EVER!

"?" i xoiieston In th

1 1 ' ........ - Ai

"i Chicago, where he now W.1-

ipioy. tie is passed

Sea frX'y TtMs m br?a4ro5 ineaanPd0l,f8rOm ZlZ J

EVEREST

19M V; " , lue spring or

. . no hw mm nearly everv day for two vnr tii. 'lieverr

FOR RENT.

:a t i.":." iar to them I PflP PPW c

Ofil- UO ex- I - ' 0

a substantially as did Barrl?" I,me e id for th 'aWy1.know. In- with r

The

and Milie

troduced for the purpose

to occur.

court has not hn .n.

made statement. out-ofMnft " tures occupied a t-ft,"

iu inose made in court. Tf tt JL concluded that JtZtttVih. " ifc were

successful In that benklf

lessen the wefaht whi.i, . ."" ' ul length for th i..t " u

en tha owMa . tu.afc i giv- n.o-titi-I " "" ecerai year. wh.

Granting in thL ma.ft""",, "A Hay. which hkve ?r?n? Questions

aerendants claim for it hl ."i"e 1- known as thi C.A"'i'?a-Jn what I

itself conclusively shows that tk nce Pa8rn," it has been tha tt" ary caRi-

Placed upon the carrt T.na- tVl'.n those solicited. """trance8 and

77ZL 'u?'-1?.7. f-"t rooms'

c -" wv.wi.. o -u nummer ave.

. !!..s'n: FO RRENT 3 niclv f,.h

XSSSZIS. the perJon-UC 'i-pi "f

; classes" of wSdI. SlB.a,-iS two sU; phone 4054. W1 38

l arms I

j. nr.. i- rnree large office rooms t er Gm heater, 34l1 Michigan av Indiana Harbor, Ind. w i4f

" ' ." a ' oe done in

rvii '-owl.

ct. This Is MttlSa."";"1?- "r that which is o Tnrr found

strongly for the dfna wo most ing all of the Vnhti.t' "urB regard-

xne court In mi tt .

evidence that . xJhrnk w. ea fcom tn

cir?umJsntanT9T,irrSi'tIble and The

an active art th. waa more

tor. a passive specta

ZJ HENRY DAVIS

rv. I II A V I X toot I fl . i. i .

shf. the card6 was

presence; that he was u

,,B J-'fn nis labors and ;i3?a.Hfhte.r came into

stair an ,Z.a "f. waar down

wt "tC!i:a'nlZ to her Shand.

to this wrt"brnef and enTahSJ1,rne1 handwritina-" am .an 1,In ner wn the aofh 'dfV -.fA1L,Is i?PPened on

shows that"' afterwards. oS the xt day. or Ifnv lot t-w . . .lI,e next

ter had a" con ve ration T PegaXrd?; her havinar niarta hi. i" i1e?.alra to

but for .om: M.;utr..wi? c-ft

ssffoV-orts: bdrrentusded

nutrwaros defendants i.,... HFBBINGiRaVitne0

comprehension thr ".Q " 18 Past I

munity within . thl i.'"'.. B'"le. com-

4 " iriiKLii r. n

breadth

NO.

222. 200.

MR 1(1 - A vnto

JOHN P. SANDSTROM

k.V . GALLAGHER and J. Wi jamfi both teat fled to the Bm 7 LiT

J", that these men Tolleston and Hvr

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punt a house In

SDrina- of nii .i.'. i ,. il. the

thev ir,Zy o .i.11"1 .r 1S08J that

ThAr jWs are Vddedo W1"

' Ch. 1 iVniH fXL .T- RODOER3

, . - : "our it i iiAmifM A

A XT .

cqualnted ith Rodg-

MARION C. STREATOR testified that he first met RODGERS on 8th av in the summer of 1907 not later than August or September Vtn.J. r vV?an

then employed at that place! that hf has been Janitor of various T biii Mt 2. and 1. still in Gary with hi, w.Va31"

fhit'h her tney becne acquainted: il?h? beanie acquainted with S

ueore ne nimseir got married- thit he was married on th 4th 5:Jni

and

children ' '" w"

NO. 212.... j pyjg, Challenged for want of Domicili of carPdre"entat,on to him f Find No Fraud.

to 'rFPSTER testified that he went to Gary from Indiana Harb'or nn .hi

t""' uy oi November, 1907- that iCa became a raaMan "tJ.1" tnat ne

tho. . TV

1906

that from

his residence continued tn ha?6 ote for 18 months. The defendant1 n Z Foster thi e aerendants made

. . . -- wn n... -. ... ,

iraua in obtaining hio sauln fraud Is not touni B,nature. but

testified that DAVIS subsequently to the transaction, above rtlat.H ..ij f him that he. DAVIS? nver signed th2 card- nor iukn.i..j v..l SInea the

time to withdraw hirsignature namphe o desired, he had knol" gethrou gh a conversation with i,.so J."ro.u8:h

strand13 nAm9 on the remon!

2222s7-:-: TJ? powuNo

These men ar;-f;rherarfdnWLINa First, as to JOTTV nnwr rv?-

John Dowling's Testimony

Aner QuaiiTyiDg on residVnra h. id the card i

Sears, who had both card. rnn strance; that he read the cad and S" Jected to the power of attornev Snl eventually sigrTed the' reSant' Sears sa d thev had. ni.n. .r,anca-

and the remonstrance was -to pFevent any further licenses for two yeari "i knew srhoi T . i i .. i.Vs-

by hlmeelf ouanflea VOllN BOWlSxa

and drv okt .."c"ea or the

"wet

Entitled , to It,

Each of th.

have hie nam" or, VhC" -f. titled to

FOR T? -V"T jrt

, u acre iarm 23 acres H,Xlr.Uation; rest pasture; gd

fnj iTj ' "'""uiiii, eic; near Ross Ind. Address John Coleman, Ross. Ind

VnT TTTXTrT rr .

c;nvnT.Vt-"rfry. .Peasant and

i. v: i. uunuoiauj rooms ror lhtthtusekeeplns- 53 Osden St.. lower cast nsLt.

REAL ESTATE TRAWSFERS

n ii '-i-i- , LJU

Lot 16

. , , TOLLESTON. block a" r t t t t .

fourth addition.' James T. SS'?

Kherson to Lovilla Ooirth.. . 0

k 7 r T a i.OUU

-. J.. i a nr I I '- 'a

FOR RENT-

nicely furnished rooms

The above list of Individual- for light housekeeping; only relaewPsrryUsThde rK"- "al ParUeS- aVe!' dnf

FOR RENT 4-room cot-

tacro fit 794. T1

PMh.n.7u: remonstrance. I - P ave

tiil S.i'AiZi'' niit: """" tulc' -o-oiate st.

Hecapitulation

MBTntlTW 7

caiumet township, November election of 1806 (agVria?I ' vote 336i , gregate

Number nnniir.'.'j 169

Nt5sr.f.1.U?d by - defend; Number found' "voters' ' in bod'v -of above opinion..". 7 y

170X7 TTT'XTT vi -

- . J'-e" new up to date 6-rm cottage; 3 blocks from N. P. depot Add v A Mann (!fiK15ntK ".V??.

' -- " bu yavae 0439.

118 20 38

TrrT? "D ir'-viT' --

. iiuuern nats of 6 and 6

. 1 1 1 i 7 1 1 . n t ...i. . i . .

.... aii ouren si . Ir. ... .

will be ready Feb. 1. J. R. Brantaiei Commonwealth ave.. Indiana HhV.

17tf

Telephone Harbor 8S1.

It Is henca dati..j ,.169 ITS

a pronoYt1OT.'V"i"c" rltl court.

monstrators hav- .'?Z'.nl r

THERE'S A CHA.XCB

"THAT TOO

o." TPOW THAT

nm TtMn . bau

THIS

IF FINANCIAL Aid will assist you and you appreciate courteous treatmem call on us. We loan CHICAGO DISC0U.IT CO. 0128-40 Commercial Ave , Spoth Chicago. Room 200. none S. (ago. 104.

FOR RSNT Several 5 and .ronm house, ln Burnham at lo and Xl per month; Burnham is 1U mil, frim hammond. with Lake Sh?r rains S the gate, of the Standard Steel C?r

o cent rare. Apply to Burnham l2r.A Assn. Pullman and Center ave? Bul-n-

26tf

LOST AND FOUND. FOUND One rabbit hound; came to my house yesterday. Owner caS Staate st.6 by prrin fr thlsead. m

Lot 6. block

fifth addition.' Dominik ic' Wal Shim to AHor.. t!i" " 81

Mon ' Pal 2bGru-n"g-s Frannk Kurth0.". . .Gruenber ta

-.."a "J' rborne-s

tt law "iCf110.?-" to

Lots 12 and 13. block 91 LiW,'

cago Co. to John D. Kennedy

LOt 15, block 1. McHie-a alti

Hammond Realty r-r. t r,

ard Siebert..". ' tioT,4, rblo,ck, 4 Home wood 'addi: man" gt10So.f!mck,au t0 Hon5, n ?lckt 4 HomewoVd 'addN wmann Mroue. t0 Nn,tfeet 38- block'V.' Morris''

3001

600

200

Start

the Men' Year

BY OPENING AN ACCOUNT IN THE

350 ;

Block 67 division.

School Town

GARY. Gary Land Cp.'s sub-

j-atna "n t.

or Gar' 20,600

PRODUCE MARKET.

suiter Recelnts 4 7ie ,,.

37? S 38Cc:. to retail" deal Hi ,a.n ""iJiilrats.. 33c; fir

cream-

ers

-icondV 26i2Vc7SdirieSnrex-' 31 No' lfir2S,27c: ?conds7 23c; la- fl i-.24.c: Packing stock. 24o. if

lant-uus, nne. c

cases returned

ng stock. 24c.

CastR! mlal.

?Asf? Included, 24(30c:

2430c;

firsts, must be 70 lrrVl' "Si

prime

case

JSC: av

t rai a d X V 1 y pacKed for citv

40c; No. 1 d r,i;, 7i;. Lr,.?el 'rh. 1

.. - '. V-r -clu -resn. 36c: 1

pac-Kea in new hardwood! 11 and must be S5 ner ranT tvjl?

"r,aSU.f.sPLaII7 for crtv'l V

?6.256.56" Dcru,"M' brl,

order were'., follows- t7 .'".W

Savings lepartment

a r

OF THE

rvn

HAMMOND

80 to 120"lb,,T0VllcY fancy 182?9HC: Dressed beef Ribs No 1 isiic- No chsrrowis7fe'-rn jLei roosters. 10c; geese. 13c AV,V?e?ioc'

--( n h n rt

Choice, $2.182:20; fTir'to good 215: red kMnev, J2 25 210

per 100 lbs, 1.&01.85.

1U11

mas, California.

LOST Gold fob, link design; monosrram spa in

itials P. A. P. Win f.

please return to TimPS nf J Fior '2 m5o:

TT , t , , f. Green vegetabIesRarta nVi SnnVvsr I

JJLC JLXctlllintJTiri nirtrr 13.50 nrr hrl kk "i -uu

i O" brl

Pineapp.eT. t Ki'Sl! oJfr8 cratPeer ; ons. $3.504.00; orange la oofes ST

Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits

$150,000.00 $135,000.00

SITUATIONS WAX'TPn"

WANTED Situation by stenorartha,. Chlgr' A,dreM SSrTSi

MISCEUiANEOUS.

a.ytaa.ST PRICE Pun

furs. Morn, a t.C""" . ALL Mauiaa . - --"

Hohman .t:- - - South mMWa,

getables Beets

flower UK? V.Ptr.a; cauli-f 1

i uMao. nar hmn. e..

C ' v"v Tr : mushrooms.

''"'". lie's' 1 1.50

Jl.50

fr lh:

per

Ror Salt- Cheao!

to 111 "5nr, B-.r- John,.

Ind.. i dlstfict mana-.J - mond. wtt,rn Mutttilfe'in-I th rth.

J. G. RUEL, 737 jack,o. Avc

Three Per Cent. Interest

A M. TURNER, President W. C. BELMAN, Cashier b