Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 24 October 1910 — Page 5

Page PDF (763.43 KB) Locked

Back to issue view

5 Monday, Oct. 24, 1910.

THE TIMES.

TEAMS PLAY 10

JUIIDSTILL Again Michigan City and Hammond H. S. Play Tie Football Game.

GARY GUN CLUB TO

HAV

OURIIH

I were fully one hundred who were un-' able 'to get seats, but who managed to

crowd into the hall, to swell the throng and contribute to the enthusiasm. Altogether there were present between 250 and 300 voters. It was primarily a Lithunatn gathering, but others besides Lithuanians were present in nnumbers and there were speeches In various languages, every speaker being applauded to the

echo whenever a telling ; point . was

made.

B. R. Tasulls presided, and the speak

ers Included Judge T. M. C. Hembroft.

VT. B. Van Home, Judge George Relland, Dr. Goldman, Ernest Shortrldge,

In the first big game of the season ) Cully Swanson, lom urant 1 w. baric, Hammond played Mich'igan City to a and the chairman of the meeting, Mr. standstill and after fifty minutes of Yasulis. hard playing the score stood 0 to 0. j There was a band which, discoused The game was played at Harrison pa-K popular tunes throughout the evening and was witnessed by a large crowd of ' which contributed Us share to the high school students. enthusiasm.

The Michigan City team outweighed Hammond by several pounds but the Hammond team was fast and its clever execution of the forward pass made

up for the difference in the weight of the two teams. J Murphy, left end, and Taylor, the J Hammond fullback were the players whose exemplifications of the forward ! ! noo. tvia YTW'Vii era n 'tir sit 11 ri RTld '

take notice. This play was successful Announcement Is Made at

seven or eight times and was good for consistent and frequent gains. At one time the Hammond team was

within 10 yards of the Michigan City goal but while Van Guilder has been trained to do the punting for the team he is not very experienced and the Hammond men were afraid to let him try the kick. If the Hamond team had had a good punter it would undoubtedly have won the game. At no time did the Michigan City boys endanger the Hammond goal and the nearest they got to it was 30 yards. This leads the local enthusiasts, . who saw the game, to believe- that Hammond has the better team and if

another game were to be played the local boys would be able to score against, the eleven from the neighbor- ' ing city. Not only was Murphy able to make the forward pass beautifully but he was able to break up the forward passes that were attempted by Michigan City. Van Guilder at right end, "Whitaker at quarter, Graves at left half, Taylor - at full back and Crumpack'er at left were all deserving Of special mention.

TEK DOLLARS IH GASH FOR CAPTURE OF RAFFLES

Hammond Club's Shoot Yesterday.

At the bi-weekly gun club shoot in Hammond yesterday afternoon, members of the Gary Gun Club announced a semi-annual tournament to be held next Sunday at Gary under the auspices of the Gary Gun Club. The shoot in Hammond yesterday

brought out a good attendance. In the 100 bird shoot event, J. C. Becker was high man he having broken 93 out of a possible 100. K. Jaques was second

having broken 87 out of a possible 100 while F. C. Williams, broke 86 out of a possible 100 thus getting third place. The scores for the day were as fellows: Shot At. Broe.

'Editor, Times I wish to announce! through your columns that I will appear each evening (until captured) at the Elk's baxaar. A cash prize of $10 will be awarded to any one who can capture me under the following conditions: You must approach me saying, "You are the mysterious Mr. Raffles of the Elk's bazaar." You also must have copies of both daily papers in your possession. Only under these conditions will I surrender to you. You all know me and those of you who do not know me, surely know my face. In my Sunday clothes you would judge me to be 30, while in my natural state

you better hit me at 38. For my

height guess me five-foot eight Inches; I have no wrinkles of dimples. I will

trv and have a clean shaved face. For

tonight I think I shall have my blue serge sponged and pressed. With this I will wear my arrow dark blue four,-

in-hand, with socks to match. My

kicklets wil be three button "raised

to' style. My Jewelry' is a band ring.

My only hat is a black-derby, yet may be hatless.

"I will appear tonight promptly at

8:30 and will go to Wonderland. There I will center my Interests in the coun

try store and will get away with one of the best bargains the 'Rubes' will have to otter. . Just what me bid. I will

also at some time during the evening

atempt to preside at the new Straube

piano on exhibition and my selection

will be entitled, "A Lonely Heart

I will also try and vend my way to the German village and exchange cordial

greetings with you. So look for me

everywhere. ,

"I really do not expect to be captured for a night or two, at least. I expect to have the time of my live; for I know

that I have and can again foil a great

many people. , "Spoil my well laid plans if you can Give me a merry chase. Capture me The money Is yours.

"I will announce my experience and behavior of each evening and I will

also give you a schedule of my trav

els for every evening. Watch for it. It

will be interesting, i am on, . v "Yours truly, "RAFFFLES."

REPUBLICANS AT MEETING Indiana Harbor, Ind., Oct. 24. It was a grand meeting the republicans held last night in John Radges' place, 3602 Cedar street. , A large number of the candidates were present to address the gathering and the meeting was one of the most enthusiastic ones held during the fall campaign. Every seat was occupied and there

F. C. Williams ...125 J. C. Becker 100 J. W. Newell 50 P. Warnimont 50 W. B. Fenstermaker ....100 Wm. Jones 100 E. Jaques 125 Winkler 50 Wm. Schrum 100 Max Haehnel 75 A. G. Koepke 75 Joe Schrum V 75 John Nimets 75 H. Ewen v 75 Joe Martin 75 Jake Nichols 25

110 93 42 30 83 61 108 34 81 63 67 65 64 62 70 23

NOTHING -3 OF GREATER IMPORTANCE TO YOU THAN TO KEEP POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IN TOUR LOCALITY BY READING THE TIMES EACH EVENING-

, IF BUT a small percentage, of , the men in Hammond realized what tremendous values in high class Made-to-Order Garments I am offering, there would be such a rush to my shop that it would be impossible to handle the crowds. If you put this to the test you will never regret it. Suits and Overcoats Made to Order $18.00 up 0

HOFFMAN

"The way we make them" bijou Theatre Bidg., e. state st.

Ml BERNSTEIN IS REELECTED PRESIDENT

The members of the Jewish congregation Avat Achira met in the temple at the corner of Eighth avenue and

Connecticut street yesterday and elected officers for the ensuing year. Max Bernstein was re-elected president, Phillip Mekatinsky, vice president; Joseph Morris, secretary and Morris Kahn, treasurer. The five trustees elected are as follows: Henry C. Price, Louis Mekatinsky, A. L. Putz, A. Levi and M. M. Winters. The congregation ratified the appointment of Dr. Jacobs of Chicago as rabbi fo the temple for the coming year. After the

election of officers the congregation

presented the secretary Joe Morris with a beautiful stick pin as a token of appreciation for his services during the past year. Start on w Temple. Excavaton will start within a few weeks for the erection of the new Jeish temple on the present site. The present frame building will be moved to an adjoining lot to make room for the beautiful new $18,000 temple which will be situated on two lots, to be constructed of brick and stone. Funds to the amount of over J3.000 have been subscribed for the new tempe and the balance will be taken care of before the foundations afe completed. The temple will have a seating capacity of about 500 and will have a spacious basement which wll be fitted up as auxllliary rooms for the ladies of the church.

KYASHT, BEAUTIFUL RUSSIAN, ENTHALS LONDON BY DANCES

and bulldog were burned to death.

Escaping "steam In the Gem grocery

store, corner of Seventh avenue and

Washington, was responsible for the second call of the department at 8:30 yesterday morning. There was no serious damage.

Serious Operation. Master Lloyd Bailey, the ten year old son of Mr, and Mrs. George H. Bailey, 661 Delaware street, was operated on for appendicitis yesterday at Mercy hospital by Drs. Smith and Metcalf. The case is a serious one as the young man's condition had reached a serious stage before the operation. At the present writing it Is thought that he will recover.

Republican Meeting. There will be a big meeting of the colored republican club tonight at Simiasko's hall, Sixteenth avenue. Frank N. Gavlt and Nels Jacobson of Valparaiso will be among the speakers. All are invited.

Phone

if you need some sick-room article in a hurry, PHONE. We will get it out to you in double quick time. Have your doctor phone his prescriptions you'll get them that much quicker.

SUMMERS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Hohman Street near State Trusses Fitted and Guaranteed Coll your Doctor over oar 'phones 28, 142. 489 Medicines Promptly Deli sere J

Days News In Gary

Firemen Called Out. The local fire department was called

out on two alarms since last Saturday

night. At 2:30 Sunday morning the department was called to Jacob Labovich's place,- 1S00 Adams street, where his frame house was one fire. Owing

to the start the fire had gained before

the department was called it was im

possible to save the structure. A mule

Special Meeting.

On Tuesday evening, Sept. 1, a special meeting .will be held of the mem

bers of St. Thomas council, Knights of Columbus. The affair will be in the K. of C. hall In the Feuer building. An

officer of the supreme lodge will be

present to deliver an address and all

of the members are expected to be

present. ,i

Has Good Job Now.

Ned Grimes' and wife, formerly of

Gary, were In the city yesterday calling on friends!; Mr. Grimes was formerly assistant city engineer under Engineer A. P. Melton. He also ran for cit clerk last fall, but got left. Following the election he was successful In securing the position of assistant city engineer at Chicago Heights, where he has the superintendence of considerable work at a fine salary.

. II

- 4 rr ' Mmak 0

dinner was served by the hostess promptly at 12 o'clock and sixteen ladies sat down ; to the repast. They were: Mrs. McFadden, Sr., Mrs. Spang-

i ler. Mrs. Barry. Mrs. Patten of ChtI cago, Mrs. Robblns, Mrs. Harmon Mrs.

McNamee, Mrs. Goodnow, rs. Nielson, Mrs. Elchborn, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Applegate. Mrs. DeGrush, Mrs. Mackenzie, Mrs. Coyle and Mrs. Hennessy, Sr. VISITH WITH THE CAMIWEMS. Rev. and Mrs. Harry Thompson ol Lansing, Mich., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Caldwell for a few days this week. Mrs. Thompson Is a sister

I of Mrs. Caldwell.

HOLD MEKTIXG TONIGHT. The Gary chapter, O. E. S., will hold their regular meeting tonight in .the Masonic hall and there are five candidates for initiation. Hobart chapter will attend in a body and assist In the work. WOMAN'S CI.VB. The Woman's club of Gary held theil regular semi-monthly meeting in' their new meeting place In the JefTeronschool auditorium, where a very enjoyable afternoon was spent with discussions and papers on the coal and

petroleum Industries in Indiana. Those who took part In the program was Mesdames Walter J. Carroll, Mrs. P. T. O'Brien and Mrs. Wm. Lacey. CI.AN M'XIEL TONIGHT. This evening the Clan MacNiel will hold an open meeting in the Gary hotel. The Scotchmen of Gary have been invited to attend the session, as it promises to be quite Interesting.

Mile. Kyasht, beautiful Russian dancer, has done in London what tha advisors of her manager declared impossible. She has created a greater furor than Genee, and right on the heels of Genee, too. Her Russian dances have taken London by storm.

to attract attention. On the veranda ! regular feature an orchestra will renof the Gary hotel the seven-seated $1,- j der selections during the progress of 750 Buick touring car, which is to be the bazaar, while each evening an apraffled at a dollar a ticket, will be propriate program will be rendered. J. mounted on a platform and decorated j A. Brennan is general manager of the

with lights. Then, with such a com- J bazaar and J. J. Kelley and John Kirk

New Flat Building. I. M. Lams, formerly of Columbus, Ohio, who has several valuable properties in Gary, today commenced the

erection of a two-story brick flat ( building on Adams street costing $6,000.

The new structure will contain three flats.

mittee of auctioneers as George McGinnity, Wm. C. Crolius, Jimmie ScanIon and others, the passing throng will be induced to part with their money for chances on the touring car. It will be disposed of this week in connection with the bazaar. Such features as the country store, the married ladies' booth,, the refreshment booth, the sisters' booth and others have been stocked with all conceivable things that can be sold. Every evening each admission ticket at the door will alsb be a chance on a prize. Tonight's prize will be a f5 gold piece. Appropriate prizes are to awarded each evening with the admission tickets. Family season tickets are a dollar, single admission a dime and six-eoupon admision books 50 cents. In addition to the

head the important committees. TWO COUPLES SECl'RE LICENSES. The Chicago marriage license bureau figured prominently last Saturday in making four hearts as two when marriage licenses were granted to two Gary ocuples. They are: P. Wilson, aged 21; to Margaret Walsh, aged 18. Albert Zimmer, 26, to Margaret Perges, 18. MRS. MTADDEX ENTERTAINS. The party given to the elderly women of Gary at the home of Mrs. J. McFadden last Saturday at noon was one of the most delightful affairs ever given in Gary and was greatly enjoyed by the ladies present. A sumptuous

Football i - Fans!

The TIMES

will as usual give

all the

Football News.

FOOTBALL MANAGERS

The TIMES wants all Line-ups Challenges. ADDRESS SPORTING EDITOR TiMES Hammond, Ind.

Those Bills You Owe

Are causing you a lot of worry, are they not? We want to explain how we can help you get rid of them. Pay them off with our money then you will hare only one small payment to make each week or month. Any honest person owning household goods, piano, horses, wagons, fixtures, cattle, implements, etc., can get a loan from us, on the easiest payment-plan known. I .96 per week pays a $40.00 loan in 60 weeks. Other amounts In the same proportion WE ALLOW DISCOUNT IF PAID BEFORE DUE. Call at our prirate office for more particulars, or if you cannot call, Just write or phone us and we will send our agent to eee you, witfcout bother or loss of time to you. PRIVATE RELIABLE Indiana Loan Co.

OVER P. O. Phn 322

216 GARY BLDQ. Gary, Ind.

"Respect for Dignities."

The Rev. Frederick E. Hopkins of ; First Congregational church, Gary, said, in part, in a sermon yesterday: j "The Bible warns us against speak-' inf? evil of dignities. By dignities it means persons and things that ought to be respected. "If there is anything more common than for men and women, and even boys and girls, to sneer at things we used to consider of as much importance as the dikes of Holland or the fortress of Gibraltar, what is it? "If our statesmen are liars, our politicians grafters, our business men mer-

i cenarxr altogether, our coruts corrupt,

our churches and ministers the tempples of Pharisaical snobbery why should j we go out Into the world to say to the ignorant, the oppressed, the heathen, Look at us!' Could anything be more audacious? j "Instead of encouraging a propai ganda of pessimism and despair, why

not aim a few straight solid blows at the people who are always finding fault without country and its institutions. Let us keep our eyes on a certain program and govern ourselves accordingly. For what can we expect but poor business at home and abroad."

WILl AUCTION TICKETS. Everything is in read'uiess for the opening of the big bazaar tonight, which is to be held this week in Assembly hall, for the benefit of Holy Angel's parish. Father Jansen, pastor. The affair promises to be the social event of the season, and the bazaar workers and their friends are leaving nothing unturned to make it a huge financial success. The bazaar will be out of the ordinary and some incidental side features will be booked tonight

IU1

iru

WlfU

o)r" flit

J. J. COHEN, Manager TOVVLE OPERA HOUSE BLOCK

HAMMOND, IND

Special Inducement

BISGOBMTo

A feature of the WHITE STORE'S generous policy- -Beginning TO-DAY will be to issue 10 per cent discount certificate to all, Teachers, Dress Makers, Religious Institutions bearing a discount of 10 per cent Certificates may be obtained by asking any of the Salespeople v

We carry a Big Stock of

DIJTTTQIPff DATTCDM0 10c and 15c

UU I I LI1IU1V 1 MS I LIliMO nn W

no higher

OOICE

iru

COKE

Save Money by using Coke manufactured from fourth pool Y oughiogheny Coal

ain Office 136 Sibley St, Phono 255 Yards 212 Douglas St., Phone 37

One ton lasts as long and longer than Hard Coal

33 JL.