Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 8 July 1910 — Page 8

THE TIMES.

Friday, July 8, 1910.

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AFTER THE HORSE BEATER

(Special to Thb Times.) East Chicago. July 8. "I am going to use every means at my command to put an end to horse beating In this city." said Mayor Schlieker yesterday afternoon. "Kast Chicago has had Just

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25c on the dollar allowed during July, and August.

as much of that sort of thing- as should be tolerated, and I am going to put a stop to It If th thing Is possible." This expression of Mayor Schlleker's views with regard to horse beating, was brought out at the trial of Dan Shupa, who had been arrested not long before, charged with cruelty to an overworked, underfml animal Shupa is a peddier and lives In Wlckey row. Sergeant Leo McCormlck and office John Weifenbach arrested the

' man whom they found beating his horse with a black-snake, the but end ' of which he used over the horses nose

and head, while he alternated this pastime by beating the animal with a number of willow twigs which he had bound together In such a manner as to make t a formidable weapon. The mayor gave Shupa a stinging re-

j was only going to fine him five dollars

ana costs ior ine orrense wmcn was responsible for his appearance in court, he would not get off so easily another time. "If I ever hear of your ill treating .your horse again," said Mayor Bchlieker, "I will fine you the limit prescribed by the statutes for the offense." The prisoner had no money with him to pay his fine, and dispatched friends to get the amount for him. "When they appeared and offered the money which would purchase his release so reluctant was lie to part with it, that three times he changed his mind and was led back to his cell He finally decided to pay, however and was released

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DAUGHTER INDUCED ATTORNEY

This weeks issue of the Chesterton Tribune prints an interview given by Judge John B. Peterson of Crown Point, democratic candidate for congress -from this district. Editor Bowser says that "if John B wins the congressional election . nothing on earth can stop him from being the next democratic candidate for governor of Indiana. The Chesterton paper even gives him a more rosier future than the late Lake County Democrat John B's original democratic backer. The Tribune says: John B. Peterson, of Crown Point,

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democratic nominee for Congress from the Tenth district, was a Chesterton visitor Friday. lie was accompanied by his wife and daughter. They came to

attend the picnic given at the Knotts farm for the Lake County Bar association, and improved the opportunity by calling on old Chesterton friends. It may not be generally known, but it was Miss Peterson who decided the question of Mr. Peterson going Into politics. Both he and Mrs. Peterson were decidedly averse to his making the race, and both had decided that he should not consent to run. It was then Miss Peterson took a hand. Mis Peterson ITrgrM Him On. "Why, father, you are not a quitter., are you? It is now or never with you. The signs of the times are favorable and j-au've a fighting chance, at least. You take that nomination, and get busy. I just know you will be elected." That settled it with John B.. He couldn't bear to be called a "quitter" by his own daughter, and he felt that a woman's intuition had a mans Judgment, beat any day, so he said he would do his best, and the word was soon out that Peterson would run.

Our Semi-Annual

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Sale

Begins Today -You can save from 3.00 to 8.C0 on every garment you buy from us now. There are no better reay-to-wear garments at any price and of course early comers will secure the best selections, and we make all needed alterations just as carefully as if you paid full price.

$5.50

to

$30.

SHOCKING CRIME -IS

(Special to The Times.)

Indiana Harbor, July 8. Harry TTn-

cafer, 3433 Block avenue, a heater in

the Inland mill and said to have been

recently released from some penltentary, has been arrested, charged with a mistreatment of his thirteen year old

sister-in-law, Bessie Mischler. Mrs.

Annie Flint of Olcott avenue, is the

complaining witness.

The litle girl is in a serious condition, and a short time ago, her life was despaired of. She is still in a precari

ous condition, but this fact did not

according to the child's story, and the

allegations of her relatives, deter Un

cafer from mistreating, the helpless

girl upon every occasion that presented itself. She bore It as long as she could.

and then managed to get to Kast Chicago, where Mrs. Annie Flint, another sister resides, and to her she told her

story. She had kept the facts to her

self previously, through fear of her seducer, Uncafer having threatened she claimed to kill her If she reported hra conduct. The evidence seems unmistakable that the g;l has been foullj mistreated, but Uncafer denies that he had anything to do with her and he and his wife make counter charges against the Flints, with whom they are on bad terms, that they were in the habit of taking Bessie to saloons and compelling her to drink spiritous liquors. Mrs. Flint and Mrs. Uncafer are half sisters to Bessie. The former is the child's guardian, and Bessie lived with her until last March when she went on a visit to the other sister in Indiana Harbor. Here she became violently 111 shortly after she began her visit, and her condition was such that a consultation of doctors was necessary. Dr. Weiser attended her and he called Into consultation with him, Dr. Orf, and it was only by heroic efforts that her life was saved, he has been in an alarmingly fragile condition ever since, Is wasted to a shadow and is a most pitiful looking little object. Uncafer was brought into Mayor Schlleker's court yesterday afternoon for preliminary hearing, but a continuance-was asked and granted until tomorrow. The little girl was unable to walk to the city hall, so the police buggy was used to convey her to the scene of her trial. She was neatly dressed in white, and both of the Flints presented a good appearance In comparison with the Uncafers.

DOG SQUAD

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The new ordinance passed at the last meeting of council providing that after June 9th all doys not properlytagged and muzzled would be shot by

the local police, will go into effect to hnorrcw mrning-.

Chief of Police Martin has issued fre

quent warnings to the dog owners of

Gary so after today no distinction will

be'made and the police will commence the annual slaughter. Karly tomorrow morning as soon as the sun creeps over the eastern horizon Captain Gus Newman and his "dog squad" will commence their daily assault and before the engagement Is over no doubt scores of dogs will have bitten the dust.

We Close every evening at 6 p.m except Monday & Sat.

NEW HOME IS NEARLY COMPLETED

East Chicago, July 8. The new residence of William Jones, agent for the C. I. & S. at Calumet, is nearing completion. It is expected that it will be finished within three weeks. The house is the first white concrete building to be put up in this city. It is located In Magoun avenue between one Hundred and Forty-second and One Hundred and Forty-third streets, is two stories high and contains eight rooms. It will be provided with all modern conveniences. The building is a dazzling white, as white as Carara marble, and will make an attractive appearance.

Save our Profit sharing Coupons free with every purchase

Great Bargain List for Saturday July 9

Ladies' Waists for Comfort An immense shipment of new, snappy styles in Ladies' Shirt Waists the styles designed especially for comfort the kind you will want to wear for the coming two months at least. All reasonable in price.

4 For about four or five 4) I styles in Ladies' and Misses' Waists. Some come with Dutch collar attached and neat cuffs to match collar. Also one style square neck, trimmed with Navy

Bhie Piping, with pocket.

Also a number of good styles in open front and back, regular long and three-quarter sleeves.

High Grade Waists for 1.69. These are made in the square neck effect from vCry fine Sheer Lawns both plain and fancy weaves. Sizes range from 32 to 44 and the value is much more than we ask. Many other special values in Waists.

Drug Dept. Specials

Colgate's Antiseptic Dental Powder, 25c size 15c S. S. S. Blood Purifier, 1.00 size, 64c;

1.75 size . . .

1.19

Perfumed Boraxo for the toilet and bath, ft " 8c Syrup Pepsin for all stomach trou

bles, 50c size 33c; 100 size ,

78c

Black Flag Sanitcl Tooth Paste, prevents decay of the teeth, 25c size...... I JJC Colgate's Rapid Shave .j Powders, 25c size. ioC

Sanital Greaseless Face Cream, 25c size

Doan's Kidney Pills, one to a customer

Mentholatum, 25c size, 19c; 50c size Velveola Face Powder, 25c size

19c 39c 33c 19c

Stationery Clover linen 4 m 41c box; 25c values sQ

Rochelle Salts, 2 oz

5c

Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidneys and liver, 50c 39c Eskay's Albuminized Food for Infants and invalids, 50c 4 f size, 38c; 25c size I uC

9-75

special ,

Three only Chase leather covered, fine diamond tufted, quarter oak frame, heavy carved. A bargain at

20.00, at special

12.50

Stands.

Nice stand made of Oak, 12x12 Inch

39c

top. A special drive, worth 75c, special Only one to a customer

Furniture Dept. Specials

.book uase. Solid oak Case, 28 inches wide, one arge glass dooi. p- pworth 9.75, spec'al t),J 0 Drop-End Couches. Upholstered in Chase leather or Green Velour, ends can be lowered and make bed, quartered oak frame, worth 16-75, at 1 O OCT special. I U-W J Couches. Oak frame, upholstered with Boston leather, square tufted, worth 12.75, at O "7C special O. U Diamond tufted with ruffled edge,

worth 14.75, at

Extraordinary Offering in Girls' Dresses, Ready-to-Put-On, for 95c. We have assembled about 100 dresses at the above price and they retail in a regular way up to 1.69. Not a complete range of sizes in any one style, but a complete range of sizes in all the styles. Actually the price asked would not in sme instances pay for the material. Ages 6 years to 14 years. Ladies' Colored Lawn Dresses, 2.50. This garment is made from an excellent quality colored and light Lawn very desirable for summer wear. The price on this dress is exceeingly low.t Sizes, 18 years to size 42. Ask to see these dresses.

Dress Goods Department Specials

Fancy Hose' for Ladies. lain Black. Hand Embroidered. The kind that usually sells for 50c. Priced at 25c and 35c.

Plain White Persian Lawn Selling Regularly for 25c, only 16c. A very fine sheer fabric, launders perfectly and will give splendid satisfaction in every way.

48c

Millinery Specials

Trimmed Hats, not one of them worth less than 6.00, special your choice '. . . Trimmed Hats worth up to 5.00, a fine lot to pick from, extra special at

Up to 1.75 Untrimmed

Hats go at ..

Up to 2.00 Untrimmed 5tsg0... 69c Up to 4.00 Untrimmed Hats go A A at... I.40 Up to 10.00 Untrimmed Dress Hats go Q g 1.75 Feathers at 98c

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3.00 Trimmed Sailors for Girls, special O0O at tj 0 j Children's and Infants' Straw Hats and Bonnets, extra special " ! E f& at j 50c and 75c Roses, Flow: ers and Foliage, i fin at lUU 75c Wheat and Grasses,

extra special at

10c

Curtain Poles. Large Brass Curtain Poles, silver knobs, 54-inch evtension, n J worth 12Vc, special U3C Gas Burners. Two-hole Gas Burners, withsawed burner, at special, 4 mm Saturday p4j

o-Burner at special

Ovens. One-Burner Oven, for Saturday only

Two-Burner Oven, with 2 shelves, special

2.39 75c 1.45

Extra Specials

Clark's Carbon Coal for Sad Irons, 3 for........

House Furnishing Dept.

Extra Specials

15c

Welsbach and Block Gas Mantles,

inverted or upright, two f6r

Limit Two to a customer.

15c

-qt Tin Fruit Cans, per dozen

Table Spoons, per set of six

29c 10c

Refrigerator Pans, heavy stamped galvanized iron, all one 4

piece Tea and Coffee Strainers, silver plated

7c

Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons, heavily nickel plated, with stand and handle.

Regular 100 values, per set of three

69c

Hand Lamps, extra heavy tin stand,

will not tip over, complete with

brass burner, wick and chimney

12c

Carpet Beaters, the kind you have

always paid 20c for.

at.

7c

Furniture Polish Liquid Veneer is considered the best for all kinds of

fine furniture. Regular 25c 6ize, per bottle

19c

Bargains in our Men's Store STRAW HATS 5-00 Hats, 1-3 off 334 1-50 Hats, 1-3 off qq 3.00 Hats, 1-3 off 2.00 100 Hats 1-3 off G7C 2.00 Hats, 1-3 off -1.34 50c Hats 16c off 34c Summer Underwear. Men's light weight Balbriggan Underwear, full line of sizes. This is a

regular 50c garment, drawers have double seat

39c

Men's Pants. . .

We have selected some 200 pair from our large stock of Men's Trousers

and are offering them during this sale

for.

1.45

Some of them are suitable for wear with your outing shirt and belt. 2.00 values throughout

Men's Work Shirts.

A complete line of sizes, 14 to 17, in men's Blue Cheviot Shirts. This is a

regular 50c value. Special for this sale at f

29c

Boys' Wash Suits. ' Sizes 2 to 7 years. Light and dark effects, Russian and Eton styles, good washable m fabrics, extra special 4 DC

Great Bargains in Shoes

Ladies 1.75 Kid Oxfords, with plain

or tipped toes, all sizes, special at

1.29

1.45

Ladies' Patent Colt Pumps, pretty

style, extra special

Ladies' 2-eyelet Ties, in kid, plain toe, worth up to 2 50, 4 JTQ extra special laUw Girls Patent Colt Shoes, Tan and

Gray tops, sizes 8 to 1, worth 2.00, at

Women's Kid Oxfords, with wide

plain toe, worth 1.50, special at

1.29

98c

Children's Tan Oxfords and Pumps, sizes 8 M to 2, worth

up to 1,75, at

Baby's High Roman Sandals, soft

soles, all colors, 75c values at

Children's All Patent Roman San

dals, specially priced at 85c and

1.25

49c

n San98c

Men's 2.50 Patent Colt and Vicl

Kid Oxfords, new styles, at

1.98

Boys' 2.00 Vlci Kid Shoes, sizes 1 to extra special 4 t-rx 1.59

Men's 3.50 Tan Button .Oxfords,

latest high toe last, special at

2.95

Men's Good Quality Elk Shoes, with Elk Soles, black and Olive, extra

special, per pair ,

2-00

Men's Black Canvas Shoes, with

Elk soles, the most comfortable

shoe made, special

149

Boys' 2.50 Tan Oxfords, latest

styles, sizes 1 to 5'. 4, extra special at

Men's 2.50 Velour Calf Shoes, com-

'ortable toe, all sizes, special ,

2.15

oes, com200

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