Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 184, Hammond, Lake County, 24 January 1910 — Page 8

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Linde Air Products Company of Buffalo Will Put

Up $60,000 Plant.

C. A. GRASSELLI VICE PRES.

Work Is Progressing Rapidly on the . ' ' ' Machinery to Equip the " Plant.

four months agro and which hu been In course of construction ever since. j

M. Stewart Flumley, who is to be the superintendent of the new corncern, has established .headquarters In the First Calumet Trust & Savings bank, from which he will direct the work as soon as It Is undertaken and where he is doing much preliminary work already, The officers are: C F. Brush, president; C. A. Grasselli, vice president; J. L. Seaverns, secretary and treasurer; Cecil Ligrhtfoot, general manager. These men are now all located at 155 Chandles street. Buffalo. ,

Chicago Woman Stir Their Sisters to Enter Fight on Vice

(Special: to The Times.) . East Chicago, Ind., Jan. 24. The name of the concern which six months ago bougt three acres of property at 145th street and Kennedy avenue,. Calumet; has just come to light, together with the purpose of which the property was purchased. The Investment means another new industry of considerable Importance' to this 'region, and while

the number or men, to be employed has j Point man, not "ben given out. It will undoubtedly . second time

be Considerable. The concern which will locate on the three acres is the Linde Aid Products Company and Its output will be liquid air.l,- In a sense it is a subsidiary concern to the Grasselli Chemical works, the Grassellis being heavy stockholders ;ln It. Work on the plant, which will, cost In the neighborhood of $60,-

000, will be begun just as soon as theJ

weather moderates to an extent which will make it possible for ground to be broken. In the meantime work has been progressing rapidly on the machinery with which the plant is to be equipped.orders for this having been placed

BEEMER SENT TO GROWN POINT Said If He Gets Out-of Wagon Scrape Will Be Arrested Again.

Valparaiso, Ind., Jan. 24. Thomas Beemer, who was arrested here Wednesday and taken to Crown Point on a charge of stealing a wagon from the Indian doctor and selling it to a Crown

and again stealing it a and disposing of it, was

given a preliminary examination before Justice Atkins at Crown Point and held to the Lake county circuit court under bonds of $500, which he was unable to give and he was jailed. His trial is set for next Wednesday, and it Is said if he should get out of this scrape he will be arrested on another charge.

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If your meals don't lit comfortably, r you feel bloated after eating and you believe It Is the food which fills you; If what little you eat lies like a lump of lead on your stomach; If there Is difficulty in breathing After eating, eructations of sour, undigested food and acid, heartburn, brash or a belching of gas, you can make up your mind that you need something to stop tood fermentation and cure Indigestion. "To make every bite of food you eat aid In the nourishment and strength of your body, you must rid your Stomach of poisons, excessive acid and stomach gas which sours your entire meal Interfers with digestion and causes so many sufferers of Dyspepsia,

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though you may call It by some other name; your real and only trouble Is that which you eat does not digest, but quickly ferments, and sours, producing: almost any unhealthy condition. A case of Pape's Dlapepsln 'Will cost fifty cents at any pharmacy here, and will convince any stomach sufferer five minutes after taking a single dose that Fermentation and Sour - Stomach ! causing the misery of Indigestion. No matter if you call your trouble Catarrh of the Stomach, Nervouslhes or "Gastritis, or by any other -name' always remember that a certain cure la waiting at any drugstore the moment you decide to begin its 'use. Pape's Dlapepsln will regulate any out of order stomach within five minutes, and digest promptly, without any fuss or discomfort all of any kind ot

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those who are said to employ the dynamiting gang. The American Bridge company and the King Bridge company of Cleveland, O., are among the concerns that are believed to have suffered most heavily. The methods pursued by the dynamiters in blowing up cars loaded with objectionable steel girders has been

shown upon investigation to be the

same In every case, and this fact has led the police to conclude that the same

gang is doing- all the destruction. In the South Chicago case there were two

cars loaded with heavy steel girders for

bridge building. At the'time of the explosion In Indi

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Systematic Efforts of Dynamiters Wreak Damage on Company Which Purchas

ed Fifty Acres- of Land Naer Indiana Harbor'

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Much Alarm Is Felt Among Gary Blind Pig Operators Most of Them Are Carrying Big Stocks of Liquors.

were strewn along the track for blocks in every direction, a portion of the Inland fence was smashed down and a telephone pole cut squarely in two by the ofree with which it was hit by a pieve of the iron. The construction company is only waiting for good weather to begin the construction of Its plant on its large and costly tract of ground in ndiana Harbor.

With the rumor current about Gary today that the blind tigers were to be raided and the wet goods in the various

blind pig emporiums confiscated, much uneasiness was felt in the south end of

the city and, agitated the already ner vous condition of the proprietors.

conducting these places were engaged In packing up and concealing their surplus wet goods preparatory to a general raid which they feared today.

cided at Saturday's meeting, in order to hold a successful fair, financially and otherwise, they will have tn hv

away from the conservative lines regarding the admission of side shows and other attractions this year, and the principal idea will be to conduct a fair on the old-fashloned'lines of some

thing doing for everybody and each, take his choice.

The society will make every effort

to revive the interest in Lake countr'a

fair and hope to make it the most suc

cessful attraction of Its kind for hundreds of miles around. On account of unfavorable weather and other unfor

tunate- circumstances last year's fair was not a financial success, and It will be the effort of fhe officials this year to retrieve their financial losses and give Lake county and its adjacent counties the best fair in. their history.

JUDGE REILAND

OFFICIATES '(Special to The Times.) : East Chicago, Ind. Jan., ?4. Th parlors of the Helland hotel were the scene on Saturday of a marriage ceremony uniting a couple from Oklahoma. Judge William A. Reiland performed the marriage ceremony. The bride waa Miss Bara Radakozic and the bridegroom Mat RostozskI, an Oklahoma business man. The wedding party consisted of lght and was drive vtq - the

hotel in two carriages. The bride i

her bridesmaids were prettily 1 dre

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ADDRESS WITH REMITTANCE

(Special to Thb Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., Jan. 24. Indiana Harbor is Interested In the explo

sion at South Chicago, which partially destroyed two carloads of iron girders on a side track of the .Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railroad at Eightyninth street Saturday night. The local interest in the incident Is supplied by the fact that the birders were manufactured by the McClintlckMarshall company, which some time ago bousrht. fifty acres of land, on -the

canal west of the Pennsylvania; tracks; this city, and the explosion .is alleged to be one of a series of attempts to de- ! stroy the property of this concern. Took PliW! In Spring. It -vdill be remembered that last spring a similar circumstance .happened in . Indiana Harbor- when, the last , of the Lake Shore , bascule bridges over the canal was being- erected. At that

time four carloads of . structural ; iron was blown up by a bomb' which had presumably been placed there by dynamiters in a -spirit of revenge because of -labor-troubles- in which the Mc-Clintic-Marshall Construction company is involved. The police of Chicago have been notified of the alleged systematic efforts of professional dynamiters to destroy the property of the concern, now located in

Pittsburg, and are going to make a

thorough investigation. They are not

unfamiliar with the situation, and, it is said, have already ascertained that the leaders of the hired gang, employed tofollow up th McClintlc-Marshall

shloments. are- men. who make their

I headquarters in a saloon at State street

anff Hubbard -court. Assistant Chief of Police Schuettler declares that he has known of fhe existence of the gang for some time, and that on one occasion he caused the "arrest of one. of its chief members upon suspicion of having been implicated in the attempted dynamiting of a bridge at West Thirty-eighth street and Cen

ter avenue and the murder of Jeremiah Lynch, a watchman employed at the bridge. Other bridge building concerns have had costly experiences with .the dynamiters, and it is said that their operations are directed against any company that will not submit to th terms of

COUNCIL

SESSION A SHORT ONE

It was rumored that several drays were

chartered for the pupose of -backing up

to their front doors and carrying away the liquor'which they had for sale. The fact that the previous grand Jury and

the subsequent quashing of most of the Indictments had relieved the serious aspect of that situation, lept them confidence enough so that most of the proprietors have laid away large quan.

titles of their stock without fear of molestation. It seems, however, as if they had forgotten the fact that Judge

McMahan had promised another Investigation of even a wider scope than

the first. It was also rumored that many of the

blind pig keepers who were practically

irresponsible would take advantage of

the present spring-like weather to take a sojourn to other parts of the country.

As far as is known, however, none of them purchased tickets for other parts

last night.

The session of the Gary council this

evening is expected to be very short,

owing to the fact that the members are

desirous of being present at the Burns

banquet of the St. Andrews' society and hear what Governor Marshall has to

say about Gary.

It was intended that the measure for the annexation of Miller should be presented at this session, of the

council, but owing to the fact that they

will have but little time for its conaideraion it may be postponed a week

The routine business will take up all

of the spare time until they are forced

to adjourn. The ordinance for the annexation of Miller, which is supposed to be fathered by Council M. N. Castleman, has been given so little publicity owing to Mr. Castleman's reticence In giving out for publication his plans for the extension of Gary, that the majority of the councilmen have been unable to Judge the general sentiment towards this move of the general community. It was also Intended that ordinance

Xo. 3, concerning the salaries of the

members of the board of health, would be introduced tonight, but this also may be postponed a week. It is now a certainty that they will not receive $300 per year, as they have previously asked, and a compromise may be reached on this point before another ordinance has been prepared for Introduction.

ENTRANCE FEE TO

FAIR IS REDUCED

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prices for school children on Friday

The Lake county fair will be held this year on August 23, 24, 25 and 26

and the .society decided to continue

with the evening attractions, respond Ing to, the popular demand for "some

thing doing" on the three main nights

of the fair. The atractlons this year

will vary somewhat with those given

last year, but enough money will be spent on these features to make the Lake county fair, grounds the attraction zone for miles around. While not Intending to run a "wide open" fair this year the officials de-

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party repaired i vthe photograph gal

ley across from the hotel, where they had their pictures taken. The -Mid. was gowned in white and carried

American beauty roses.

In the evening an elaborate celebra

tion was indulged In in one of Oklahoma's halls, the festivities lasting until far into the night. ,

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