Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 24 March 1911 — Page 6

EVENING- EDITION. Friday, March 24, 1911. mtj of . a JM Ulna to Qt TtmsTtj for a Mom v-hap,-t OOSTIJN, MEYN & CO. HAVE JUST PLATTED A HEW SUBDIVISION FOB THE HAIHIOND REALTY CO. ON BOTH SIDES OF HAY STREET FROM CARROLL STREET TO COLUMBIA AVEHTTE. MAY STREET HAS ALL THE MODERN mPROVEMEHTO IN, WITH SEWER, SIDEWALKS AND THE VERY BEST 'dUSTLESSPHALT MA QADAM PAVEIICNT, WHICH IS CONSIDERED THE BES T PAVEMENT ON THE MARKET. WITH ALL THESE IMPROVEMENTS MAY STREET IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STREETS IN HAMMOND, AND YOU CAN BUY THESE LOTS FOR $253.00 EACH; $10.00 CASH AND THE BALANCE ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR TWP NEXT SIXTY IAYS. CAN YOU AFFORD TO MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY? OPEN EVENINGS. 7

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Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

OVERTURES

Tokin' et FOme o- them tube, hobblo n' harum skirts makes a feller wonder th' great state o' Indiannr ain't roopin' up th' wrong net o emblciles In Its state instltootlons. Prof. Curtis was the victor at the

fhoot of the Crown Point Rifle club last evening, winning: over his opponents, Krovt and Swarts. by a score tt 292 to their respective scores of r0 and 286. The three narksmen are running a close race for the club trophy and at present It Is hard to tell who. will be the permanent owner of the gold medal. Eddie Wagner of Hammond visited with Crown Point friends last evening. Charles Doherty and Will Hanlon, who have been rutting stone on the

Liquor and Drug Habits

Conquered!

There is Hope for the Vtetiss of EotH The Washlngtonlan Home ofChlcago has made a successful record In the treatment of liquor and drug patients for nearly fifty years. Is a benevolent ornnizaUen; not a money-making Institution. For men, address The Washlngtonlan Home, 153S Madison St., Chicago, 111. For women. The Martha Washington Heme, 231S Irving Park Blvd. Chicago. IIL (1)

new high school building, have been transferred . to Hammond for a few days. Miss Charlton is a Chicago visitor today. Dr. Charles J. Tinkham Is transact

ing business In Hammond today. Mrs. May Brown and Miss Belle Peterson returned yesterday morning from a delightful pleasure trip of several weeks' duration at New Orleans and other southern points of interest. Mrs. Charles Daugherty Is visiting friends In Hammond and Chicago today. Mrs. Washburn, of the Commercial hotel, is visiting friends in Chicago today. The Erie "accommodated" Its passengers with another long wait this morning, one of their engines breaking down between this place and Winfield, serving to delay the early morning and milk trains over an hour. Erie "waits" which used to be considered

somewhat in the light of a Joke have ceased fo be such, especially to the business men and lawyers who are dependent upon Its service to land them .at their places of business. August Stuhlmacher Is transacting business In Hammond today. Deputy Sheriff Furman transacted official business In Gary, Hammond and Indiana Harbor yesterday. Many of the farmers in this vicinity are "shy" on help for their spring work. A little "want ad" . in The Times has brought quick results for others. Wh not to you. Send in your name and -we'll get you the man.

have been more Interested in the larger grain storage houses to be found in larger cities. Huntington News-Democrat. ,

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McDougall Kitchen Cabinet The McDougall Kitchen Cabinets embody only the most practical ideas. They are made of oak and finished with a rich golden oak finish. The wood is sawed from the best lumber obtainable, and is thoroughly kiln dried. No other Cabinet on the market, that is as well advertised and as well known as the McDougall. Our No. 434 Cabinet has extension fable top, sanitary glass front flour bin, metal bread and cake drawer, glass jars and sliding shelf in base. This beautiful Cabinet sold during our special offer at 25.00. Come and see us. You cannot afford to pass this up. No other Cabinet sold that is as good as the McDougall. We say so and so will you.. Remember the price. "" This Club Offer $25.00

TO BE ME THIS EVE.

First overtures toward the settlement of the Gary building strike, as

represented by a proposition of the union bricklayers, will be laid before the meeting of the Employers, Builders and Material Men's association tonight. It is said that the plan of General Vice President Preese if accepted would go a great ways toward settling the strike, but employers declare it would mean in part a return to old conditions and a knockout blow for their open shop ideas. However, the hope is expressed by some that there will be some settlement secured and efforts toward this will be made tonight. The bricklayers" plan, it is said, would call for the return of the carpenters, bricklayers, plasterers and other unions back to their old Jobs with the resultant dismissal of the non-union men now employed. While it would not be a complete return to old conditions it would be essentially that.

INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES TREMENDOUS (Continued from fage Cne.)

sixteen sheet mills. In anticipation of the large force required to operat the new industries the

tin plate company is building 200 new concrete homes In Gary, while the bridge company will have under way inside of ten days 142 new residences

and apartment, houses, not counting twenty-eight structures already under the course of construction, to be built at a total cost of $1,500,000. Millions to Gary Pay Roll. The placing of these plants in opera

tion will mean added millions to the I operation."

alreadv enormous Gary payroll, which now approaches tbe $10,000,000 a year mark. Kxcluslve of the cement mills and the screw works the steel corpoVation will spend this year the sum of

$15,500.00 to get these plants ready for

LAWYERS WILL STOP PRACTICE (Continued from Page On.)

client in a personaf injury case by a contract In which the lawyers agreed to pay th cost of the client's room and board until his case was either settled or a judgment had been secured. Other Stories Told. Other cases are told of the activity of runners who get wind of personal Injury cases and either direct the client to the attorney or introduce him with the understanding that he is to get a percent of the Judgment. The lawyers themselves are not so bold as to go out after business, for they realize that they would be jerked up by the Bar association if they did so. Some of them, however, are not averse to making deals with the notorious "runners" about the city who live from hand-to-mouth engaged in the

business of getting attorney and client together.

It is this situation that will be tak

en up by the lawyers of the city and county who would like to pee the prac

tice of law in Iake county placed on

a higher plane than It ever has been before.

It is not a question xf jealousy on

the part of the reputable firms of the

county, for most of them have all of the business they can attend to. It is solely for the purpose of giving the lawyers of Lake county a good reputation In the eyes of the members of the state bar. When the matter Is brought up an interesting discussion is likely to be precipitated.

eration this summer. Production at Buffing-ton will be increase by 4,000,000 barrels annually, which will make the entire output triple the present production. The new additions at Bufflngton themselves will turn out one-third of the total capacity of the cement company. First Coke to Be Produced.

East of the Gary steel plant, and an Integral part of that organization, are

660 coke ovens upon which $8,000,000 has already been expended. Fires have already been lighted in seventy of

I these ovens as part of the drying proI cess and the first -coke will be made j next month. Four hundred more j ovens are to be built and the 560 now

completed will require the services of 830 men all told to operate them. The ovens will have an annual capacity of 2,500.000 tons." To Make First Sfrewi and Bolts. South of the coke ovens preliminary work has been started on the plant of the Gary Bolt and Screw company, an Independent concern, which expects to be ready for operation late in the year and which will give employment to 1,000 people. First Structural Steel. Machinery was first tested for operations In unit number one of the American Bridge company's plant early this month and by the summer the two units with auxiliary departments will be engaged in active production. Twenty-Two Tin Plate Mills. In Judge Elbert H. Gary's report as chairman of Ihe steel corporation to the directorate he states that of the twenty-two mills now under course of construction by the American Sheet and Tin Plate company west of the steel plant four of the jobbing mills will operate for the first time In May and the remainder of the first units, consisting of two large plate mills and

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That a movement is on foot by an English syndicate to purchase many grain elevators In small cities along the Erie railroad is the explanation suggested by Erie men for the visit of Sir Thomas Price, a man prominent in the affairs of British South Africa, to Huntington Sunday in company with a party of Erie officials. Minute inspection of elevators along the line was made. Xo time was devoted to going through those in larger cities, even though of bttter construction. It is argued that, had his trip been only to secure ideas as to modern elevator equipment and construction, he would

TOO MUCH LOVE

Too much love for fun, frolic and rich food causes stomach, liver, kidney and nervous troubles.' Other remedies help you but DENN'S SURE, SAFE AND SPEEDY cures you. Our discoverer, ten years a miserable suf

ferer with the above troubles, and RHEUMATISM for years, was cured in one week. To prove our remedy, while they last, regular size bottles only 25c, at I Kolb's Drug Store .

The Doctor is Coming. Three Months' Medical Treat- : merit Absolutely Free. Vatch This Advertisement For The Opening Date.

Dr. Leedy of the Medical Institute of Advanced Therapeutics of South Bend, Ind., is opening a permanent branch office of the Institute in the city of Hammond, In the Rimbach building, over the Lion store. In opening this office, they have installed a new line of treatments, such as are mentioned below, and his office is the most thoroughly equipped to treat all chronic diseases of any office in northern Indiana. . Now in order to thoroughly introduce this new line of treatments and to extend acquaintance among the sick and aftiicted throughout Iake county. Dr. Iedy has decided to make this liberal offer: To give his service entirely free for three months (medicine excepted) to all who call at his office during the first few days. These services consist not alone o consultation, examination and advice, but all minor surgical operations and the various manual treatments which we are so amply prepared to give. Remember the object in pursuing this course is to acquaint the sick and afflicted with this new line of treatments and to extend our acquaintance among those who may need our services. . Tn this office we have the X-ray, the

Violet ray, or Minon Light, and the ;

high frequency lights. AVe have dry, hot air appliances, compressed air, I nebulizers, inhalers and vibrators, mak- j lng the office especially equipped to ' treat all chronic diseases, such as j catarrh, bronchitis, lung troubles, eye diseases, headache, deafness, neuralgia, rheumatism, paralysis, heart disease, i tumors, constipation, piles, eczema and all skin diseases, hydrocele, varicocele., lost vitality, weak nerves, blood poison. , bladder, kidney and liver complaint and j all male and female weaknesses. Eyes , tested and glasses carefully fitted. j We especially invite those people who ! have been treated by other doctors and j have been unable to get satisfactory ! treatment elsewhere. At your first vis- ;

it a thorough examination is made and . if your case is an incurable one, you I are frankly and kindly told so. ! Watch this advertisement for the ! opening date, which is soon. j For the present this office will be open only on Mondays, Wednesdays, , Thursdays and Saturdays. I

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300 Coats & Suits

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$20 to 825 at 812.50

And that at the very beginning of the Spring season should be one of the strongest appeals to you for an immediate purchase. These 300 Garments were bought under price and as usual we make it a point to give our patrons positively the best values in Hammond. Are You One of the Luckey 300 to Get One of These?

Women's and Misses' sizes. Made on the advance Spring and Summer models. SUITS are made from rich all-wool materials in plain colors and fancy mixtures; short Coats, satin or silk lined; self or trimmed collars; Skirts are the new tube

effect, also partly cluster pleated. COATS are beautiful models, plain, self or contrasting braid trimmed; half lined with silk or satin. Are made from fine all-wool materials in plain colors or mix-

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MISSES' 1.50 DURABLE SHOES Just what the Miss wants for every day wear: button and lace; some

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MEN'S 3.50 AND 4.00 OXFORDS AND SHOES FOR 2.95 That's not such a big reduction, but the values we offer are much greater in proportion. Just think of it. Men's nifty Oxfords and Shoes that have the class and character of even a much higher priced Shoe; in tans and blacks,"lace and button; patent and gun metal. You simply can't imagine the vv TK P" big values they are unless you come here and give a peep. Your choice for Saturday.