Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 2, Hammond, Lake County, 20 June 1910 — Page 7

Monday, June 20,' 1910.

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tfOJ RENT. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room. In best residence portion, with or without board. 155 Carroll st. or phone 3041. 18

FOR RENT Three nicely furnished rooms. Inquire 338 Walter St. 16-8

FOR RENT Three s-room cottages now building; location, Webster ave. and Main St.. Tolleston. Inquire L. G. Goudie. agt., 1749 Broadway, Gary, Ind.

FEMALE HELP. WANTED Girl about 14 or 15 years to

help with housework. Call 344 State st. 20tf WANTED Help for our

WANTED TO BUY. WANTED At once, second hand Ice

ooxes. aressers, etc.; highest cash

prices paid. Hammond Fur. Co., 65 State St., Hammond; phone 543. 20-6

w.n.- xci, iu tsur small horse and buggy or runabout, for family use.

Address ABC Times. 15.3

WANTED TO BUY Small cottage not more than 6 blocks from State and

uaKiey. Address E J, care Carrier No 1 TT. . . .

namraona, ma. 18-3

vr.-.Tt-u TO BUY Eggs for hatch.

ing; state Dreed and price per hundred. Address E Times. , 18-2

Biff

Sale; 25 salesladies.

Apply at once. Rubstadt's.

WAN TED Girl between 12 and 14 years of age as nursemaid; must be trustworthy and willing; must stay at the house at night; this is a good home, with very little work, for the right girl. Apply Times office.

FOR SALE. FOR SALE Modern 9-room house; all improvements; lot 137x110 ft. 533 Michigan ave. N. N. Wm. Baumgardt.

FOR SALE Summer cottage, Bass Lake, Ind.; moist beautful and best location; bargain; will consider trade

on city property. Lock Box 7, Whiting, Ind.

FOR SALE Furniture:

Address 137 Russell st. (new no.)

FOR SALE One double cylinder 8 h n

marine engine and complete boat

equipment; will show It running. Address No. 66 Times. 20-2

WANTED An experienced stenographer for law office. Address A W Times.

WANTED Good girl or woman for general housework; none but experienced need apply. 4814 Magoun ave., East Chicago. 17-3

WANTED Competent girl; two In family. Call Charlotte and South Hohman st. 1 17-5

WANTED Girl for general housework.

3S3 South Hohman st. 17tf

WANTED An experienced waitress Apply South Bay Hotel, Indiana Har

bor. Ind. 17-3

WANTED Girl for general housework

at Calumet Hotel, cor. of Calumet

and Hoffman st. 16-3

WANTED Girl at Broken Corner.

TATJ2 HELP.

HAVE GOOD STAND IX INDIANA

Harbor for a good American butcher as partner in connection with my now

established grocery story; party must

come well recommended and have some

capital. Address 600 Times.

WANTED Roofers' helpers. Lundt

Roofing. Co., 314 Hammond bldg.

WANTED Responsible man for janl

tor. Apply Northern Indiana Gas &

Electric Co., 147 S. Hohman st.

WANTED Young men to learn auto

mobile business by mall and prepare

for positions as chaffeurs and repair

men. We make you expert In ten weeks

assist you to secure position. Pay big

work pleasant; demand for men great

reasonable; write for particulars and

sample lesson. Empire Automobile In

stltute, Rochester, N. T. 18

WANTED At once, an experienced bl

cycle repair man at once. Apply at

Savage's Cigar Store, 614 Broadway Gary.. 17t

FOR SALE Refrigerator in aroo ren

dition. Address D. J. Moran. 1007 S.

Hohman st. 2ntf

FOR SALE Must sell, cheao. 6-room

cottage and two lots In Robertsdale,

Reece ave. Inquire at Geo. Jacobs, 524 Fred st.. Whiting, Ind. 20-4

PROCLAMATION. By the mayor of the city of Ham

mond requiring all dogs to be muzzled:

Whereas, the mayor of the city of

Hammond has trustworthy informa

tion of the existence of hydrophobia near said city and that there Is danger of the spread thereof.

Therefore, I, Lawrence Becker, mayor of the city of Hammond, Indiana, do hereby order and require that all persons owning, possessing or harboring, or having the care of any animal of the dog kind within the limits of said city, shall either confine or muzzle such animal for a term of not less than ninety days following the date of this proclamation. And it hereby Is the duty of all persons owning, possessing, harboring or having the care of any

animal of the dog kind during the time

mentioned in this proclamation to con

fine such animal securely within some house or structure, or to some substantlan fastening upon his or her premises so as to prevent such animal from biting or being bitten from other animals, or to cause such animal to be securely and effectually muzzled; and no muzzle shall be deemed sufficient unless it be of such form and strength and so attached and fastened as will effectually prevent such animal from biting. During the time mentioned In this proclamation any animal of the

dog kind which may be found running at large within the city of Hammond without being muzzled Is declared to be a nuisance by ordinance No. 791, approved June 4, 190S. During the time mentione din this proclamation It Is the duty of the superintendent of police and all policemen respectively to kill any animal of the dog kind found run

ning at large within said city which is not securely muzzled, and during said time it Is lawful for any person or persons to kill any and all of such un

muzzled dogs. This proclamation Is made and Is

sued by virtue of the power vested In

me, Lawrence Becker, as mayor of said

city of Hammond, Indiana, by said ordinance No. 791, approved June 4, 1908

In witness whereof, I have hereunto

set my hand and caused the seal or

said city to be hereunto attached by

the clerk of said city, this 17th day of

June, 1910.

LAWRENCE BECKER, Mayor of the City of Hammond.

Attest: Otto H. Duelke,

City Clerk.

FOR SALE Three-chair case, lnc-th

15 ft.; three hydraulic barber chairs.

6 waiting chairs and all other articles. Call 206 S. Hohman st Pacific Ex

press office. 20-6

FOR SALE Three coolers with 5-ea.l

glass bottles, complete; these are

first class for refreshment stands. Ad

dress H. W. Roberts. 185 Truman ave.

AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN. A fiv-pawiigr Bulck. Han not bee-n

out of the factory one week and has

been ran less than 100 mile. In perfect condition nnd baa full equipment.

including; top, magneto, wind shield.

etc $S50 If taken at once. C. M. Baker.

Gary Garage, 6th ave. and Mau. St.;

phone $oo. i. . ,irs

FOR SALE Small dIm. Annlv M

Humpfer, South Hammond. 18-3

'OR SALE Tent, 10 ft square; good

for store or camping purposes; also a

small organ. Call at 111 Doty st. 18-3

FOR SALE Four show cases; two 6 ft. ones and one 8 ft. case, one wall case for tobacco; all almost new; cheap. Ap

ply 3447 Michigan; phone 1071 Indiana

Harbor. 18-4

Light one-horse wagon,

cheap, inquire 3420 Grapevine St., Indiana Harbor; phone 1074.. 18-6

FOR SALE Lunch room and restau

rant at 3226 Watllng St., Indiana

Harbor; must sell on account of poor

neaun. 16-5

FOR SALE Feather bed, in good con dltion. Call 667 Oakley ave. (new no)

near Payette st. 16-3

FOR SALE House and 50 ft. lot. 447

Hoffman st. 15-6

fOR SALE Good gasoline launch

cheap; will hold 12 people. Inquire

3433 Penn. ave., Indiana Harbor, Ind.

WANTED By Consumers' Dairy Co. 1 FOR SALE A 50x125 ft. lot on May st

first class all around dairyman; must at a bargain; easy payments. Phone

come well recommended; permanent po-; 384.

sition; will pay good salary. H. T.

Power, cago.

4724 Kennedy ave.. East

Chi-7-6

WANTED Combination houseman and porter. Apply South Bay Hotel. Indiana Harbor. 17-3

WANTED Responsible man to act as custodian and caretaker for the rooms of the University Club of Hammond; elderly man of good habits preferred. Call on Dr. H. B. Hayward, suite 402. Hammond bldg. lltf LOST AND FOUND. LOST Valuable comb, somewhere between Commonwealth ave. and Lake shore depot, Saturday morning. Finder return to Mrs. Jack Spellacy, 3334 Commonwealt have., Indiana Harbor, and receive reward. 20-2

17-8

t OR SALE Forced to sell three-tub

ice box, cheap. New City Butter Store,

Whiting; phone 1023. 17

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ing. aic Eggs Receipts, 14,078 cases; miscellaneous lots, rases lnrluded, 1516c; sases returned, 14 16c; ordinary firsts, 16c; firsts, murt be 45 per cent fresh, 17c; prime firsts, packed In new white wood cases and must he 65 per cent fresh, 18 c; extra, especially packed for city trade and must be 80 per cent fresh, 214c; No. 1 dirties. 15c; checks, 14c. Potatoes Receipts. 22 cars; choice to fancy, 2022c; fair to good, 1518c. New potatoes Receipts, 8 cars; choice to fancy,' S5g90c; fair to good, 6575c Veal Quotations for veal In good order were as follows: 30 to 60 lbs weight, 99Hc; 60 to 80 lbs, 9410c; 80 to 120 lbs, 1010Ac; fancy. ll12c. Dressed beef Ribs, No. 1, 14c; No. 1 loins, 16V4c; No. 1 round, llc; Kb. 1

chuck, 9c; No. 1 plate, Sc.

Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 15c;

chickens, fowls, 14c; broilers. 22 24c;

roosters, 10c; geese, 10c; ducks, 13c.

Beans Pea beans, hand picked.

choice, $2.352.40; fair to good, J3.2a

2.30; red kidney, $3.10g3.35; brown

Swedish. $2.903.OO; limas. California,

per 100 lbs. J5.O05.15.

Fruit Apples, $4.25 5.00 per brl;

pineapples, $2.003.00 per crate; lem ons, $5.506.00: oranges, $3.505.00

grape fruit, $2.50,5.50; cherries, $2.00

!??2.25 per 16 qts; plums, 75c per 24 qts;

neacses. 60ci-i:3 per crate; oucig

$1.25 per bu.

Berries Strawberries, Michigan

$1.251.50 per 16 qts; red raspberries.

$3.503.75 per 24 pts; blueberries, 20c per qt; blackberries, $2.502.75 per 24

qts.

California green fruit Cherries

11.00 1.50 per box; peaches. $l.00p

1.10 per box; apricots, $1.00 1.2a per

crate.

Melons Gems. $2.75S.OO per stand

ard crate; $2.00 2,25 per pony crate watermelons. $25.00 50.00 per 100.

Green vegetables Asparagus, $1.2oa

1.75 per box; beets, new, oOc per dox

cabbage, new, crate, 50 75c; carrots

new 25CJ50C per box; cucumbers, 30o

40c per doz; celery. California, $7.00

00 ner crate; green onions, 5 6c per

bunch; green peas. $i.ooi.f per dox horseradish. 6070c per doz stalks

lettuce head, per box, 3540c; leat. 10

15c per case; mushrooms, 2025c per

rtnz: onions $1.00!. 33 per Lumner

crate: narsley. 1015e per doz; pep

pers $1.251.50 rer crate; pieplant, 40

ncr- hnr-. radishes $1.00 per 100

sferine beans. 75cS$1.25 per box; spin

ach, TO 2 5c per tub; tomatoes, $1.00

1.15 per crate.

300

200

,600

400

SITUATON WANTED.

WANTED Washing and Ironing to do at my home. "3 Sibley st. 14-6

MISCELLANEOUS. TURN YOUR OLD GOLD AND SILVER Jewelry Into money; highest cash price paid. Chas. Arktn, the Jeweler, 63 State St.. Hammond, Ind. 4tf

GARY.

Lot 20, blk 2. Pridmore. Orr &

Ulrlch's 1st add, Gary Realty Co. to George Schenker $

Lot 88, blk 1, Lincoln Pk, U. S.

Land Co. to Andrew J. Eber-sole

Lot 8. blk 6; lot 1. blk 8; lots 27,

blk 19 and lots 21, 22, 34, 35. 43, 44 and 48 blk IS all In Broadway add Ernest C. Simpson to Walter L Plew

Lot 30, blk -37, Gary Land Co.'s

1st sub, Joseph Frost to Amanda Brillhart HAMMOND.

Lot 1, blk li Hoffma.n's .l$t add.

Sophie Gehrke to Otto Knoerzer TOLLESTON.

Lot 46. blk 14, C. T. L & I. Co.'s

6th add, Frank N. Gavit to William H. Tolliver

Lot 1, blk 18, C. T. L & I. Co.'s

3d add, Patrick J. Heveran to Peter Kndolla 1,100 Lot 3, blk 1, C. T. L & I. Co.'s 5th add, Celia Gibbons Harvey to Walter C. Jones 1 Lots 1 and 2, blk 6, C T. L & I. Co.'s 3rd add, Conrad Diesel to W. J. Sands... 1 Lots 6 and 7, blk S. Frankel's sub, William N. Rumely to

Phillip T. Colgrove INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 25, bis 58, Joseph Matusak to John R. Farovid NEW CHICAGO. Lot 9. blk 3, 5th add. New Chgo R. E. & I. Co. to BlaziJ Dziadzlo WHITING. Lot 12, Davidson's 2nd add, Konstanty Frankowskl to Andro Trgovcich 6-31-8 All pt NW 14 N of Kan- . kakee River, Lake Agricultural Co. to Charles H. McCarty 32-36-8 NE Vi SE 14 40 acres, Charles A. Knoll to John Zlmmer HORSFORD PARK. Lot 28, blk 13, Richard L. Miller to Frank P. Fearlman LIVERPOOL. HEIGHTS.

Lot 8, blk 7. Matthai8 add. New Chgo R. E. & I. Co. to Samuel Ross EAST CHICAGO. Lots 23 to 25, blk 5, SE M 29-37-9 E. Chgo Co. to Mary

Lewis 2.250

CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red

ti nf'ffii 03 nominal: No. 3 red. 95c

11.00 nominal; No. 2 hard. 95 98

nominal: No. 3 hard. 905?95c nominal

Spring wheat by sample: No. northern, $1.03 0105 nominal; No. northern. $1.01 1.03 nominal; No.

HE IS COMING BACK

WHO'S. COMING BACK? Your landlord, grocer, furniture, butcher, coal, Insurance, doctor, or any other collector to whom you are Indebted. Get rid of him, he's a nuisance and a bother. COME TO US and let us explain how to do It. We have helped Thousands, why not you? IT'S OUR BUSINESS to take up your worry matters. We have plenty of money at all times for this purpose. THE PROCESS IS SIMPLE We will let you have any amount from $10 up to $200 on FURNITURE. PIANO. HORSES, WAGONS, or PERSONAL PROPERTY of all kinds without removal. IF YOU OWE a balance on your furniture, or any other Loan Co., don't let that keep you away, we will gladly pay them off and advance you moro money. OUR RATES ARE POSITIVELY THE LOWEST in this section of the country, and we explain to you, to the cent, the exact cost of the loan, and give you a straightfordward, honest statement, so simple

,3J In fact, that a child can understand it.

OUR REBATES for prepayment are the most liberal. You only pay for the time you use the money.

OUR METHODS ARE MODERN and up to date. We make the payments on the easiest plan to suit your income, Weekly, Bl-Weekly, or Monthly. WE MAKE NO INQUIRIES OF YOUR FRIENDS. Your contract and honesty i3 all we require. We grant extension cf time without extra charge in case of sickness and misfortune. WE EMPLOY NO ANNOYING COLLECTORS to bother you, and give you many advantages that no others can. We are here to stay, and want your patronage. THINK IT OVER ASK US. Remember Our Name and Location CALUMET LOAN CO. Largest and Most Reliable in Northern Indiana 212 HAMMOND BLDG. Phone 323 HAMMOND, IND. Loans made in Hammond, Gary, tiiting, Burnham, Crown Point, East Chicago, West Hammond, Indiana Harbor, Hegewisch, St. John or anywhere In the Calumet District. OPEN EVENINGS.

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AUTO ACCIDENT Continued from Pag Ob. I

train after having stopped to allow a freight train to pass. The victims were: THE rr. 4 r. PROIDFIT, RALPH C 5630 Calumet avenue, partner In the Randall & Proudflt bakery at 5118 South State street RASDALL, FRED C same address, partner of Proudflt.

Those in the auto who were uninjured were Mr. and Mrs. F. N. White, 6744 Green street, Chicago, parents of the children hurt, and their Infant daughter. The automobile party was returning to Chicago after a Sunday's outing. Mr. Proudflt, owner of the machine, was driving. When the Illinois Central tracks were reached the crossing was barred by the freight train and the automobile was stopped. As soon as the freight had passed the machine was started. The passenger train, bearing down from the north at histh SDeed. wa not

spring, 96c5l.0l. 1 seen until the automobile was on the Corn by sample: No. 2, 5S 58 i c . j track9 directly in front of the engine. No. 2 white, 63 64 Vic; No. 3 yellow. Wlth the crasn of the collision the

CANAL CLAIMS . ANOTHER VICTIM

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they encountered a gasoline launch occupied by a party from Hammond. They explained what had happened, and the party disembarked, allowing the chief and the mayor to take their launch to speed them to the rescue. While on the way, however, the propeller wheel became entangled In a rope, which had been thrown overboard

for the purpose of dragging for the body, and rendered the launch useless.

CHICHESTER S PILLS jf-- TIIK IHAMO.VD BRAND. A

lsdloAi Ak yonr UmsatH for .

bl-rben-tor IMamond lira ad 1'llla la Kf 4 and OolJ mrtallicV boxes. ftic i with Blue Ktbbon.

Take etbr- tiny of rear lmrrlt. AskforClll.rUEi4.TERS IIAJ10NI It RAJS D PILLS, for liA years known as Best. Safest, Always Reliat-to

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

For Sale Cheap! 10,000,000 feet good new and secsnd hand LUMBER of all kinds. Doors.

Windows, Plumbing: Goods, every-

(ff 59 4e: No. 3

white. 616?C No. 3 yellow, ss'i 59c; No. 4, 587c; No. 4 white. 67 G 58; Nv yeli&Wj3 9 ., - Oats by sample: No. 2 white, 39 39ie; No., 3 white. 37i38e; No. 4 white, 3637c; standard, 38i 39C. V

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WANTED fu to know E. F. Johnston, 313 Hammond bldg., Hammond Ind.. is district manager for the Northwestern Mutual Iife Insurance Co. for Lake. Jasper and Newton counties.

BUSINESS CHANCES. HAVE A GOOD STAND IN INDIANA Harbor for a good American butcher as partner in connection with my now established grocery store; party must come well recommended and have some capital. Address 600 Times.

MONET TO LOAN ON IMPROVED real estate In Burnham and vicinity. Building loans made up to 50 per cent of fair cash value of property. Apply to John H. Rollins, 85 Dearborn st., Chicago. lotf BARTER EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE Valuable clock and piano certificate for 75 for a second

hand bicycle, or for what have von?

Address S K No. 2 Times. 18-8

Lake County Title & Guaranty Co.

GEIISUS SUPERVISOR AGAIN 111 GARY

Tenth District Supervisor Doran, of

Michigan City, is in Gary today direct

ing a squad of census takers com-

pletlng the last work of enrolling the population of Gary. The Steel City, it

is said, is the last plaec In the country to be enumerated. So great were the difficulties here that the enumerators had to go over their territory before a total count could be had. rmt-" With Committee. Upon his arrival In Gary this morning. Mr. Doran went into immediate conference with Chairman Hugh E. Corbett. of the citizen's committee, that has -en assisting In the "re-count." he supervisor promised that if any names were overlooked, and If there are any, they are few in number, he will add them to Gary's total when the list is forwaded to the district headquarters at Michigan City. "We want Gary to have everything that is coming to her," said Mr. Doraj) this morning to a representative of this paper, "and I think that the people of your city have had the most thorough canvas given any place in the country. Gary! Count No Slneenre. "Gary has been quite a puzzle to the census department. Its population is constantly shifting. Owing to the thousand of roomers In the city, who

are always changing their lodgings, the task has been a difficult one. "Then, too, you must remember that In some parts of the city that the beds are always warm and are occupied by two shifts of men. Getting the name of the night workers has been a task

in itself. The enumerators also found

that many of the late arrivals have been counted elsewhere. For instance.

thirty-two famines in one word ap-

automobile was hurled from the tracks and Its occupants thrown to the ground. - Special to Tub Times. ) . Lowell, Ind-, June 20. Elmer Hayden got Into a mix up with an automobile yesterday that lie will not care to repeat. While at Momence the team that he was driving got frightened at an automobile and run away throwing Mr. Hayden out, ana as the buggy up set he got fastened in the top in some

manner and was dragged several rods before he could extricate himself, skinning his face and otherwise bruis

ing his arm. body and shoulder in a painful manner. It was thought for a

time he was injured Internally. (Special to The Times.) i Crown Point, Ind.. June 20. A Chi

cago woman was thrown out of a bug

gy on the Cobe race course near Cedar

Lake yesterday when her escort tried

to pass another buggy and an auto driven by Judge H. B. Nicholson of

this place. In order to avoid the

couple's rig. the auto was turned off

In a ditch and party wrecked. The buegv was partly smashed and It is

fortunate that the woman was not bad

ly hurt. She was taken to an adjacent

nouse and was soon able to proceed

on her journey.

Mayor Schlieker and Chief Lewis pad- ZZ" J died back to shore, and enlisted the Call with estimates. services of a number of youths who J. G. RUEL, 7337 JaKAQO had assembled on the shore, to dive ' mmml mmml mmt m,m aa for the body. After an hour's effort. ! .

Charles Smith, aged twenty, and living with William Moss In Olcott avenue,'

was fortunate enough to bring the

body to the surface and it was drawn

ashore. It was taken to Lewis morgue.

where It awaits an inquest this after

noon.

When recovered the unfortunate man

was beyond all chance of resculatlon.

Sipmond was thirty-three years of

age and employed as a laborer at the Interstate steel mill. He had a family

living In the old country. The acci

dent happened at about 1:30 p. m.

ADVERTISED MAIL

The following letters remain uncalled

for in the Hammond postoffice for week ending June 20, 1910: Jacob Barua. G. E. Brown. Harold Bfuhn, Mrs. Etta Warvel Biwman, Ben Clark, Vinko Carcvlc, Isaac Crevisten. R. S. Caldwell, Samuel Dugdole, John Damian, James Everett, Joseph Firman, Jack Foreman. Mrs. Robert Flanigan. F. B. Greenleaf, Joseph Gosztytow. Joseph P. Glover, J. C. Gurnu,

Walter Good. Bob Herrmann. George j,! ar in the enrollment books of as many

OLD SOL

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We Offer the follow

ing Properly at Bargain Prices:

DG

Modern 6-Room House on

Summer " 0.0(1 street....... . .JjiJU

2 Cottages, on 50-foot lots, 4 and 6-rooms, OCnfl Doty St ..J)ZoUU 7-room House, on 80-foot payments . ....$2500

1 2-flat Building on Conkey Avenue. (T O C H fl Bargain....... ZOUU 2 new 4-room Cottages on

i North Side;

TWO MORE LOSE LIVES IN RAILROAD

ACCIDENTS

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ABSTRACTERS

ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES r. S. MOTT, President FKANK HAMMOND. Vice-President 4. & BLACK MUN, Secretary A. u. TAPPER. Treasurer fcDWAXD 4. IDES, Manatcr

Secretary's Office 2 Tapper Block HAMMOND

HAMMOND AN 3 C30WN POIJiT, 119

Hopkins. Miss Mary Hiilbring, Miss

Mary Hildebrand, Mrs. Olive Harmon. John Hepko, Wasyl Humenny, Interstate Finance Corp.. Miss Maudie Jeppeson, Miss Laura Jenet Kimball. BlazyJ Kruk. Mrs. Sadie Logan, Mrs. Eliz. Morgan, Jenovan Milenta. Miss Faye Michael, Wm. Mack. Wiley kelson. Emzy Pancake. Jan Pietak, Mrs. Thompson Payne, Damian Mitru Rictor, Mrs. C. B. Russell, Tripuna Stolic, Fredrich Stebrczer, John Smith, J. Sampson. Michal Szymanowicz. Miss Marie Stanly, Chimu Tomis, P. W. Underbill. Butovireol Vasl'.e. WILLIAM H. GOSTLIX. Postmaster.

cities. "We have received much help from the citizen's committee and I appreciate their assistance in looking upthose who have been missed." Won't Tell I n Oar Sle. Mr. Doran would throw no light on what Gary's population is to be. He intimated that the tabulation might be completed by July 15 and then the Steel City will know its "size. In response to the question about this mat

ter he said:

"I am sworn to secrecy and there

fore cannot even approximate the city's population for you."

PRODUCE MARKET. Butter Receipts. 19.132 tubs; creamery, -extras, 27c; price to retail dealers, s28c; prints. 294c; extra firsts. 26 c; ' firsts, 25Vc; seconds. 244c; dairies, extras, 26c; firsts, 24c; seconds, 23c; ladles. No. 1. 22c; pacic-

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FOR TWO WEEKS e DUPLEX SYRINGE

3c stamp for our boo it.

Clevei Advice to Lad:k."

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he failed to hear a passenger train approaching from an opposite direction.

He had his face turned and stepped out I

into the path of the passenger .train. The engineer blew a shrill blast but even this failed to attract the attention of the man, who was deafened by the roar of the rushing freight, and he was struck without turning his head, or realizing apparently that he was in any danger. - The train was stopped as soon as possible, the police notified and sergeant Barker and James McGowan. the latter employed by Krebs and Burns, undertakers, went over In Maxwell's ambulance, and brought the remains to Krebs and Burns morgue. As soon as the identity of the victim was established, the Sauer residence

was phoned of the accident, and in the

absence of Dr. Sauer, who was in Cedar

Lake, Mrs. Sauer notified the relatives of the dpad man. She called up her sister, Mrs. E. Barger, at Pontiac, on

the long distance and the latter wired the relatives No word had been received from the latter this morning, but it was expected that some member ot the family would arrive during the day. The deceased was of a substantial family living just out of Pontiac and had been working for some time as head tester for the Oakland Automobile company, before he decided to accompany Dr. Sauer on his trip from Detroit, in his recently acquired automobile. He was well versed in his profession, and was considered to be a man of ex

ceptionally good prospects In his chosen line. Besides his parents, he is survived by three brothers, two of whom live with their parents near St. John, Mich., while the third brother, Frank, is married and lives at Elsie, Mich. The inquest will be held this afternoon.

That a box of matches is dangerous when left in the sun is manifested by the experience of Mr. and Mrs. Witt who visited Chicago on Saturday and returned late in the evening to find that their house would have burned down had It not been for the energy and presence of mind of their neighbors. They live In a frame house on the corner of Sixth avenue and Connecticut street. Mrs. Witte left a box of common sulphur matches on the window

sill of the kitchen. Exposed to the hot ! I cgy "PaVmentS rays of the sun all day the matches '-I J I J

finally ignited and a gre had gotten well under way before it attracted the ! attention of a small boy name un- j known the small boy notified Mrs. J. I B. Patten, who lives across the street i and she immediately turned in the fire alarm. Assisted by Mrs. Stockridge, an. ! other neighbor, she attempted to get ! into the house, but the doors of the lower section were all locked and they i

had to wait the arrival cf the fire com- 1

ipany. the members of which promptly:

broke in the windows and confined the damage to the kitchen.

$1450

GARY MAN GETS HEAVY SENTENCE

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Modern 7-room House on IS... $4000

7-room House on Doty St . . .

$3500

10-room House on Webb St. . .

$7000

was laid in the Monon hotel in Hammond, of which F. K. Warne is the pro

prietor. Threatens Woman. Lokash and his wife had separated, he working and she at the Mrnon hotel. Last week he traced her to the

hotel and asked for her. When informed that she was out he said then that he would kill her. Yesterday afternoon he met her in the hotel just at the foot of the stairs. He deliberately drew his gun and pointing it at her forehead said. "Stand still, or I'll blow your brains out." Warne, the hotel proprietor, jumped at the man and grappled with him until the desperado

turned the gun or Warn's heart. Warne jumped away and finally caught the fellow's wrist of hi gun hand and held him there until Officer Borchert came to arrest him. His wife lives in deathly fear of him and is afraid that he will carry out his blood thirsty threat as soon as he Is released. Inasmuch, however, as similar charges

may be preferred against him becauso he threatened the life of Mr. Warne, he may have to spend a long time behind the bar.

6-room Cottage (!3

on Sheffield Av B.

THE TIMES COVERS LAKE COU5. TV roa NEWS WITH a fixe toothC021B AD GETS RESULTS-

Off to Richmond. Mayor Knotts, City Clerk Moose. Engineer Melton and the city council, or at least most of them, expecTTo be in attendance at the annual convention of the . Indiana Jeague. of Municipalities.

The league opens its session tomorrow.

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8-room Brick House on Summer CQal Street U 0OUUU We have a f ew of the 214 Lots left in Homewood at the old price, only for a short time. Dont wait till it is too late. Buy now at the right time and place.

Gostlin, iyieyn t CO. State and Hohman Sts. Phone 1-41

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