Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 280, Hammond, Lake County, 27 May 1910 — Page 8
THE TIMES.
Friday, Mav 27, 1910.
PATBOLM
With the aid of a band car which was found near the tracks of the Lake Shore railroad. Chief of Police Martin and Officer Lovejooy successfully captured 'wo much wanted hold-up men who were making their escape Sown the railroad tracks. In the roundup which followed eight men were arrested who gave their names as follows: Sava Tomas, James Herbert. Sam Hanington, John Murphy, George Conklln, Edward Kelley, John Shardy and John Kelly. - The arrest of the men followed after John Riley had been robbed and beaten in a "blind pig" conducted by Peter
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Mlllick who has been arrested " several
times before on, the same charge. Mil-
lick's place is near the corner of Fifth avenue and Virginia street. XyfcofT Reports Hold-up. Te above men were In Mllllck's place drinking when the- latter was robbed, as he claimed, of $80. The report of the robbery was sent Into the police station from Virginia street by John J. Nyhoff of the Dalton coal company,
who was on his way to the company's
yards. Nyhoff noticed two men run
ning out of Mllllck's shack and later
saw a man who proved to be Murphy
strike down Riley and kick him when ; he fell to the ground. Nyhoff shouted to
Murphy and made his way with all possible haste to a telephone where he
notified the police.
Chief Martirf, Officer Lovejoy and Baliff Schmidt at once proceeded to
iMilllck's shack and at the appearance
of the auto patrol the men scattered In
all directions, two running down the
Lake Shore tracks. After annexing four of the men Chief Martin and his officers ran the patrol on Seventh
avenue to the Lake Shore railroad and
got there in time to see the men fast
disappearing down the track.
Luckily a hand car was near and
placing this on the rails in a short space of time they caught up with the two men who surrendered.' They were compelled to operate ; the hand car back to the natrol wagon where the
eight men were later taken to the sta
tlon and locked up.
Six of the men arrested wre each fined 15 and costs and two were re
leased.
For 25.00 we can sell you a ring containing a stone of good size and of finest selected quality. We pay par tlcular attention to selecting the diamonds for the rings at this price, and every stone is perfect in every way. Color, cutting, shape, etc. The mountings (both ladies' and gentlemen's style) are all 14 K. solid geld and of great variety of design. Call and see these beautiful rings and let us show you other diamonds costing from 5.00 to 500.00.
GREAT INTEREST
IS MANIFESTED
. Continued from Pare 1.)
Chas. Arkin
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Gary. Hammond. Crown Point and
Hobart. Naturally when two score o
athletes go Into a meet with the knowledge that there Is a fighting chance for
any one of four teams there Is sure to be a spirited contest. Time May Be Past. If the track conditions are favorable It Is possible that there will, .be some
county records broken. At any rate
the meet will be; fast and Crown Point will see a larger delegation of rooters from the various schools than it ever
saw before.
The facilities for taking the students
are bad enough but the Erie is making something of an effort to accomodate
them. There will be a special train leaving Hammond in the morning and another will leave in the afternoon.
The representatives from all the schools in the northern part of the county will have to come to Hammond and take these trains and so Ham
mond is likely to get the first view of the rooters who will be southward
bound tomorrow. ,
Probably nine-tenths of the visitors to the meet from out of town will have
to take the Krie train at Hammond.
If the day is fine It will tax the capacity of the coaches on the train to accomo
date them.
YACHT SAVED IS
YACHT MIMED
' ' (Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., May 27. Who
were the two men rescued by mai Sternberg, Jr., In the yacht Optimist off the Indiana Harbor lake shore last
Saturday? Their boat is still tied up In the can
al, and nobody has come near to claim
It, and the people of Indiana Harbor
are beginning to believe that the
names given by the yachtsmen were
ficticious and that possibly they had no business in the boat. The men gave helr name as Chas. Nate and George Robson, and they claimed membership in the Jackson Park Yacht club. "While thorough In
quiry has not been made to ascertain whether their claims were true, certain "members of the yacht club were asked regarding the matter and these claims not to have ever heard of Nate and Robson, and, morever, are reported to have stated that the ackson Park
Yacht club fleet contained no boat entitled the Optimist. Now the question Is, "Who are Nate and Robson, and whence does the Optimist "hail? When the men left Mat Sternberg after their rescuee, they told him they would return in a day or two, or would write to him, and as the incident in which they played so Important a part occurred last Saturday, it is natural that their absence be regarded as significent. On the other hand, the wind has been almost continuously from the north, causing the lake to be exceedingly rough, since the boat was disabled.
and it is possible' that they have sim
ply decided to awiat a more favorable
opportunity of taking their craft away.
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Great Display and Extraordinary Values in Wearing Apparel lor Decoration Day, for Men, Women and Children. Saturday, the last day of our most success-
ful May Carnival Sale, many specials for the day.
Our Store will be Closed all Day Monday, Decoration Day.
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additional Tumbler in our Premium Department.
Men's Fine Quality Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; all sizes, In
blue, black and ecru
25 c
We carry a full line of "Porosknit" and "B. V. D" Underwear; union and two-piece f ff <s- 50c an I -UU
THE rVUMBEIV OP COPIES OF THE
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ALOXE EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIR
CTJXATION OP ANY OTHER PAPER
IX THE CITY.
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WILL REVIVE THE
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Piper Which Died Once Will
Jump Out of Grave Later.
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An employe of the Lake County Democrat who was in this city yesterday promised that the paper which died as a result of its attempted expose of
the democratic party in Lake county, would probably be revived about July of this year and that sufficient capital had already been procured to make the paper a financial success. There has been talk for some weeks that the paper would again be revived but the trouble of settling up the old accounts was still hanging fire and it was not thought feasible to resurrect the paper before the remains had been properly interred. Most of the old stockholders will be placed on the retired list and new ones secured whose financial Interests will not incumber the policy of the paper. He stated that a large part of the backing would be secured from Indianapolis which fact also has considerable significance. Governor Marshall having no newspaper support in
this county might find it convenient to have such a live organ as the old Democrat whacking away at some of his political opponents in this part' of the state and incidentally boosting his own game. It is said that the first issue of the paper will contain "Expose Number Five" which means that both republicans and democrats will look forward to the first publication with some interest.
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A Great Big Bargain Is what we are offering the men of this locality during this sale; values out of the ordinary are
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10.00
Wo are offering exceptionally big values at this
price IJrand new suits cut in the very latest style; dip front, long lapels, close fitting collars, strictly all-wool fabric in tasteful light and dark colors; all sizes and proportions.
STRAW HATS See the complete tins jf Straw Hats we are showing this season from 50c to 7.50 BOYS WASH SUITS It is an easy matter to make a selection from our stock of Wash Suits; all the newest patterns; sizes ,24 to 7 years. 59c, 69c, 75c, 98c and up SHIRTS We are agents for "Wilson Brothers' Shirts, none better made; all the fancy stripes and figures, also black and white, plain and pleated bosom. 1.00 and 1.50 HOSIERY Men's fancy Hose In cotton and lisle; all the latest patterns, at s 15c and 25c
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CAPITAL $100,000.00 ALLMAN-GARY TITLE COMPANY Successors to Allman Bros. & Dinwiddie Abstracts of Titl to Lands in Lake County, Indiana OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: HARRISON B. RILEY, PETER W. MEYN, Pres. Chicago Title & Trust Co. Pres. Lake Co. Savings & Trust. GEORGE E. RICKCORDS, H. G. HAY, JR., Chicago Title & Trust Co. Pres. Gary State Bank. A. R. MARRIOTT, Vlce-Pres., Chicago Title & Trust Co. DAVID MANEY. CLAUDE W. ALLMAN. M. ELMER DINWIDDIE. OFFICES: 656 Broadway, Gary, Ind., Allman Block, Crows Point, Ind. BRANCH OFFICES: Chicago Title & Trust Co., Chicago ; Lake County Savings & Trust Co., Hammond, Ind.
Ladies' Hosiery Specials In our Hosiery Section you will find the kind of hosiery you are looking for the kind that wears satisfactory .M,.,. SILK MERCER-
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This Hose is manufactured of a very fine quality yarn, fully mercerized; come In resida, tan, light blue, white
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad SlKt1FEE? TOURIST FARES TO BOSTON, NEW YORK CITY, ATLANTIC CITY xVND OTHER NEW JERSEY RESORTS, NORFOLK AND OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
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sand, they went to town and notified
the police. Sergeant Frank Barker and Meyer Rybeckl went at once to the spot, after digging the body out of the sand, rolled it in a blanket and carried it about a half a mile to the canal, where they put it into Malmberger's boat and rowed it to the Pennsylvania bridge, where " an ambulance was in waiting to convey it to Krebs & Burns' undertaking establishment. The body was that of a man apparently about 40 years of age, of medium height and weighed in the neighborhood of 160 pounds. The merest guess could be made regarding these details,
however, as the body was in an ad- I vanced state of decomposition, was 1
much bloated and In pretty bad shape generally. His pockets contained nothing that would lead to identification, having no papers of any sort outside of a receipt made out on blank sheet, and evidently the acknowledgment of some one for money paid for groceries. There was no printed heading to the receipt, and it was practically illegible, 'but that fact that it was for groceries leads the police to the belief that the man was most likely married. The other effects found in the pockets of the clothing were two pennies and a key. The body was well dressed, in cloht that indicated their owner might have been a mechanic. Coroner K. M. Shanklln is holding an inquest today.
GLOVES FOR ONLY 25c Ladies' Chamois Gloves, the kind every lady wishes and the qualit y
here is what most dealers sell for at least 3."c to 39c
Ivanhoe Silk Gloves, only 45c. No better Glove made at any price; come in all the wanted shades and black; a complete range of sizes. Prepare for a Shower Umbrellas, 1.00 200 Ladies' Union Taffeta Tape Edge Umbrellas; worth up to 1.73. ff I.UU
Ladies' Apparel for Decoration Day Wear To be properly attired so that you may get the fullest possible enjoyment out of the holiday is of vast importance to you. Come and see us early for two reasons first because you will have the wider range to select from, and secondly, it will give us ample time to make adjustments of gar-
ments, it necessary. Take elevator, second floor.
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This garment has just arrived; is a distinctly new model; waist and skirt neatly soutache braided; skirt made tunic effect, pleated. The quality is a very fine linene; comes in 'linen color, light blue and ping. A rery dressy garment priced low. Mercerized Nubbed Linene Dress, 7.50 A Dress that looks like a 10.00 Dress; comes in a nubbed linene siuting, natural, pink and light blue. Only 7.50. Low Neck Lingerie Waists Several new models in this mode are here; every one dainty and all priced at the very low price of 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 and 2.00 Buy a Wash Suit for 3.50 The biggest value ever offered; comes in 3 or 4 different shades, neatly trimmed.
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Dainty Neckwear for Decoration Everything new in Neckwear here at popular prices; many specials.
Buy Flags and Bunting Here Flags, mounted or unmounted, . and Bunting; every style, at special prices.
CHICAGO COUPLE WED AT CROWN POINT YESTERDAY
Thomas J. Gallagher, 5015 Calumet I
avenue, Chicago, night bellman at the Grand Pacific hotel, and Miss Anna Herbst, 2106 Washington boulevard, night . telephone operator at the same hostelry, who were married at Crown Point, met for the first time Sunday, when they were introduced by a mutual friend. -- Gallagher kd Jamp Stokeo, ftiht clerk of the hotel, and his wife to witness the. ceremony, which they did.. After returning to Chicago Mr. and Stokes gave a dinner at their home, 3350 South Paulina streetfor the bride 1 and. bridegroom. ' " " . . " " ' '
Footwear for Decoration Day at the Right Prices Classy Styles, Wearing Qualities
BOY'S NOBBY OXFORDS
in patents, gun metal and tan, Russia calf with military heels: sizes 1 to " priced, 2.00 AND 2.50
JMA, "TheStroner'
3 Exceptional Millinery Values
Men's Button Oxfords in the new
arch" last, tan and patent colt; very classy, per pair
"high
"T,he Strotter," a Pretty 2-Eyelet Tie, with fancy tips, in patent and
gun metal, per pair
3.50
4-00
4.00
Three exceptional ery values. 3.00, 4.00 and 4.50
made trimmed
Hats.
millin-
"A New Arrival" An all-Patent 3-Strap Pump, with 176-inch heel, hand turned soles; all sizes;
priced, per pair
Ladies' 2-Strap stylish effect, per pair
Pumps, all patent,
3.00
l patent, 2.00
Men's Oxfords and Low Ties in all leathers,
and all styles, priced at 4.00 and- -
Girls' Pumps, in patent, tan and gun metal, all styles, prices, at 1.35 TO 2.00
Hand-
4.75 and 6.00 Hand-Made ,. .ZVBT Hat3' o aoS i''BW
7.00 and 8.00 Trim- Vf 1 Dress m aq JJ-. 'S. n
6.50, med Hats
These Hats are fashion's latest ideas, smart and dressy, full of good taste; some are trimmed with lace, fancy buckles, ribbons, imported French flowers, plumes and ostrich tips.
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Misses' Tuscan Braid Hats, Saturday bargains at 2.98.
med with flowers and ribbons; worth double the price. 1.50 and 2.00 Untrimed Shapes only QQq coming in the bui-nt, white and black. Milan, Bird's Eye and Hair Braid Hats, values up to 3.P3, this sale ltQ3 coming in white, burnt and black.
VVreauiS, Roses, Lilacs, Poppies and Foliage XQq
See our JU-lnch Willow Plume; wortn iz.w, for just.
half
22.50
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