Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 195, Hammond, Lake County, 5 February 1910 — Page 8

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A FEW DOSES REGULATE YOUR

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Out-of-o(Sftr kidneys aot flne and , 6ekao&e or bladder misery Is relieved &ftr a. few doaescf Pape's Itturetlc. Fains In the back, sldea or loins, 'rheumatic tvrlngr?s. debilitating- headache, nerrooKDMS, dicsinees, sleeplesaCMi, Inflamed or swollen eyelid, wornout feeling; and many other symptoms of clogged, inactive kidneys simply Vanish. Frequent, painful and uncontrollable urination duo to a weak or Irritable bladder is promptly overcome. Th moment you suspect any kidney, bladder or urinary disorder, or

feel rheumatism coming-, begin taking

this harmless remedy, with, the knowledge that there is no other medicine.

at any price, made anywhere else in

"the world, which wfU effect so thor

etifth and prompt a cure, as a fifty-

obstruction to the free use of property so as essentially to interfere with the comfortable enjoyment of life or property. The state may be able to show that

3904 Vatling street, the alarm for this being received just after midnight on Thursday night. The first story of this structure is occupied by Ludwig Moench and his wife, the former being

the poolroom is such as to interfere f proprietor of a bakery in Guthrie with the comfortable enjoyment of life ; street, opposite the postoffice. "With or property, as there has ben a loud i the Moenchs live two bakers employed

cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic, which any druggist can supply. This unusual preparation goes direct to the out-of-order kidneys, bladder and urinary system, cleaning, healing and strengthening these organs and glands, and completes the cure be

fore you realise It. A few days' treatment with Pape's Diuretic means clean, active, healthy

kidneys, bladder and urinary organs and you feel fine. Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Cincinnati, is a large and responsible medicine concern, thoroughly worthy of your confidence. Accept only Pape's Diuretic fiftycent 1 treatment from any drug store anywhere in the world..,

protest from those who live near the place. They declare that it brings great crowds of law violators into the state from Kentucky. The governor, it is said, will fight the case to a finish and will have a personal representative on the ground most of the time. The poolroom is situated neat Jeffersonville.

POOLROOM Ol'JHERS FIGHT IIIJUIICTIOtl

Thmk-That-Statute Defining a Nuisance Does Not Strike Them.

TIHK S B CRRATT, AT STATU OAWTAIj,

IrnilarrapollB. Ind., Feb. 5. Governor

Marshall and Burt New, his legal clerk,

seem to have struck a snag in their efforts- to rout the poolrooms from the

state. It was said yesterday after

noon that the governor was considering some new plan for routing the

poolroom and that he would abandon 1 the suits which had been filed in the Clark county court. This report, however, was not verified. It seems that the poolroom men are getting ready to contest the suit in the Clark county court and that they will base their contest on the definition of a nuisance. In the complaint filed by the state against the Cumberland. Telephone and Telegraph company It was affirmed that the poolroom was a nuisance and an injunction and & receiver was asked for. ' Not Within the Statute. - The attorneys for the poolroom men, it is said, will contend that the pool

room is ' not a nuisance, as they will hold that it does not come within the definition given in the statutes, which is to the effect that a nuisance is whatever is Injurious to the health, lndetent, or offensive to the senses, or an

THRFF FIRFR

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by Moench. Upstairs live Mr. and Mrs. George Harrington, who also keep one roomer, George Bovie. s The fire was preceded by an explosion which aroused the Harringtons and sent Mr. Harrington down in his night clothes to arouse the family below. On investigating, there was a blaze dis

covered on the celling just above a combination gas and gasoline fixture.

Moench took a couple of pails of, water and dashed .them upon the ceiling and apparently pub out the blaze. Had Wronst Hunch. - "T8here,", he said, "we need not call the fire department." ' :

this structure, which is built of "brick and stone, .was occupied by two families. Mrs. Robinson, one of the occupants of the upper floor, declared to Assistant Fire Chief Doherty that she had heard pounding in the store until

1 a. m., but Mr. Goldblatt declared that if there was pounding there he was at a loss to know who had ben doing it. Goldblatt paid $1,300 for his partner's share in the business when he bought him out and claims he put 1,000 into new stock since. He carried $4,200 insurance on his stock, the policy, which expires Feb. 15, being that taken out on the stock when it was the property ,of the Harbor Clothing company before Fien and Goldblatt bought it out. The insurance is in companies represented by C. E. Fowler and ."W. B. Van- Horhe.- ; The third alarm came in at 11:25

o'clock last night from the one-story

frame structure at 3440-42 Pennsyl

vania avenue, owned by Mrs. Margaret

nowever, -as an were aooi io retire Lewis and occupied by Hagemann Bros, once more, smoke was smelled and it as a second-hand furniture establish-

was aiscoverea tnat me names were, me-nt. When the fire department reach-

eaung tnetr. way Detween tne ceiling th th.v found the rear end

i of the place enveloped in flames and

i it looked as though they were going

to experience considerable difficulty in

their,: way between the

and the floorof the upper story and they soon broke out in the wall in the flat upstairs, having found their way into an adjoining partition. The flre department was summoned, and the first thing Chief James Doherty did on arriving upon the scene was

Hammond, Gary and Indiana Harbor Property Owners Lose When Fire Fiend Visits Several Establishments Yesterday.

W. W. SOHL, Pres. and Mgr.

The City Fuel Co, GOAL, WOOD AND BUILDING MATERIAL

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(Special to Tim Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., Feb. 5. The

fires in Indiana Harbor go merrily on, three, all more or less disastrous to property, having taken place between early yesterday morning and last midnight. The losses aggregate about $5,000 at a . conservative estimate, and their locations were as follows: . ! One-story frame building at 3440-42 Pennsylvania avenue, owned by Margaret Lewis of Hammond. Damage, $1,500. Flat building, two-story frame, at 3904 Watling street, owned by Charles Martin of Gary. .Loss, $700. Jacob Frank building, two-story brick store and flat, in Michigan avenue near Block. Damage, $300. Balance Is Distributed. The balance of the losses were distributed" among the occupants .of the

buildings in which the fires occurred,

and were sustained on stock and niture.

saving the building. While the build

ine is not entirely demolished. It was

very seriously damaged,' and will prac

ticallv have to be rebuilt. The rear

to throw the gasoline tank from which j parU of tne structure where the fire the combination fixture above which btoke out, was used as a workshop and

also contained a bed. but no one was

the fire was first discovered, out of the

window. Thus all chance of a second explosion was averted. The firemen did quick work and managed to save the main part of the building, but the roof and attic story of the structure was destroyed and Harrington's furniture was completely ruined by smoke and water, while the furniture of the Moenchs was consid

erably damaged. Harrington had no Insurance on his furniture. Another Call Comes. ' Scarcely had the firemen returned from putting out this fire when an

other alarm came in. .This was about 4 o'clock in the morning and the alarm J came from the Jacob Frank building

in Michigan avenue, near Block. This Is occupied on -the lower floor by Henry Goldblatt, who conducts a clothing store there. The firm up to' a short time ago was . known as Goldblatt and Fien, but recently Fien sold out to his partner, who has been the sole proprietor ever since. The fire department were stretching their hose when the second alarm was received, and fortunately had put another supply of dry hose on the wagon, so no delay was experienced in making the start for the second flre. The blaze was located in the rear of the store and on breaking in the rear door it was discovered that the entire rear end of the store was in flames. The rear end is partitioned off and there is a bed in the apartment, which, how

ever, was not occupied at the time. Mr. Goldblatt had gone into Chicago at 9:30

sleeping in it at the time the fire broke

out. - The building until last fall was occupied by the Monarch Hardware

company, which has since gone into its own building in Michigan avenue. The fires all created a great deal of excitement in the neighborhoods in which they occurred.

CHRISTENING- SERVICE (Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., Feb. 5. A pleasant affair of this afternoon will be the christening of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Sauer's three children at their handsome residence in Fir street. The event will be celebrated at " 4

o'clock and will be participated in by

several out of town guests, who will

be entertained at a sumptuous dinner

following the ceremony.

The children who are to be christened are: Fred Albert, aged five and a half years; Robert Peter, aged three, and Philip Marshall, one ' year old.

Friends and . relatives are present from Detroit, Pontlac and Calumet, Mich.,

and dinner will be served for twelve.

. Y - Stock and 4 Convertible Bonds American Telephone and Telegraph Company Aside from owning and directly operating all the long distance and toll lines, the great work (and substantially the entire expense) of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company is the administration of the affairs common to all its subsidiary companies. These comprise all the operating Bell Telephone Companies in the United States and Canada, including also the Western Electric Co. These it controls by a majority stock interest. At one expense with one effort, it solves a problemperfects a system tests, and adopts or rejects an invention or innovation; and the result serves for all its companies. Thereby it economizes time, effort, labor and expense, and preserves harmonious uniformity of construction, equipment and operation throughout the united Bell System. The Astonishing Growth Due to This Centralized Administration ' 2a best shown by comparing figures from tne annual report of Januay 1st; 1909 with 1900, just prior to the acquirement of the business and property of the various Bell Telephone Companies.

Jan. 1 Exchangr Buhtrribtrt 1909.... 5,043 3.215.245 1900 2.426 1 32.946 GAIN Zfitt 1,58299

Mil of Wtrt Ket Wantnfft for Tear 8.098.679 (190S) $18,121,707 1.016.777 (1900) 5.486.05

7,081.921

S12.6J5.649

During the past 27 years, dividends have never been less than 1 ft (for 1906-7-8-9 they have been 8$). Since the American Telephone' & Telegraph Company acquired the Bell Companies, it has never earned less than three times its fixed charges. Both the Stock and 4 ft Convertible Bonds are listed on the Stock Exchanges of Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia and London, affording a broad and convenient . market The Company's policy of issuing new stock to stockholders at par so valuable in .the past promises even greater future value. We recommend these securities for investment and solicit purchasing orders. Small orders given equal attention with larger. Write for complete descriptive circular. Correspondence invited. Russell, Brewster Company Dealers in Investment Securities. Members: .. New York Stock Exchange 137 Adams Street Chicago Stock Exchange Chicago.

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prob-lem. Indianapolis newspaper men found out before the business session of the editorial association was begun that there would be no resolutions on the liquor question. F. .Fred France of Huntington, candidate for nomination for clerk of the supreme court, was on the ground at the Denison hotel early and made the- following statement In reply to a question: "There will be no mentions of the

liquor question in" the resolutions. "It 1 U J,. u - w-rtMs . nnfi litis -swr-trr

Ject up at this time." Door to Be Bolted. "ThaC 'the "J c slfrigT "on the liquor question Is divided was shown when Clay "W. Metsker at the banquet of the editors declared that the doors should be bolted against any particular inter est that might try to make of th democratic party an " asset for them

selves. It was evident tC Metsker

was hinting at the probablljj-srf an

attemnt by the brewers t5 1 a

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WE WILL GIVE YOU SOME VALUABLE Telephone j write or call on any of these Satisfied Users as to what they think of the Car, and . Remember we can sell you a Car for the same money than you can buy in Chicago, and after ground when you need us. Making Double Guarantee.

Stoddard-Day ton Cars $1500.00 to $2800.00 A PEW HAMMOND OWNERS W. C. BELLMAN LAWRENCE COX WALTER SOHL F. S. BETZ, and F. N. GAVITT, of Whiting.

why they prefer to buy of the Local Agent. we have. sold you a machine we are always on the Hupmobile Roadster Sells for $750.00 Built for Speed and Durability

BUICK CARS $1000.00 TO $6000.00 A PARTIAL LIST OP OWNERS A. EIDAM, Hammond L. . BARNES, Hobart E. N. BUNNELL, Hammond Frank Callahan, Ind. Har. HENRY BURGE, Hammond Alderman Schock, Ind. Har. NATIONAL, CASH REGISTER CO., 3 CARS

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4Cylinder 20H6rse Power Bosh Magnita, selective type Transmission built like a racer, will guarantee 50 miles an hour or no sale From 3 to 50 miles per hour on high speed, 5 of these cars on the way. Our price is only $750 although the factory raised the price to $800 February 1st

Agents for Lake County

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