Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 241, Hammond, Lake County, 31 March 1911 — Page 5
Friday, March 31, 1911.
THE THIES.
IIS THE
SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT
enure
LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE StPERIOR COVRT NO. 1. Vlnrll 8. Reiter. Govdarica vs. Gary and Interurban Railway Co. on trial. Civil Jury case. "Will bo completed today. This case was taken up following the dismissal of the case of Starvich vs. Gary and Interurban Railway Co. The two cases rrew out of the same accident.
Attorneys Harris and Bretsch appear
xor tne plaintiff and Attorneys Gavit and Hall for the defendant.
IVeit cae on Trial.
Co
Devroe vs. Chicagro & Erie Railway
Starvich vs. Gary & Interurban Railway Co. Attorneys Harris & Bretsch of Gary for the plaintiff. Attorney Frank Gavit for the defendant. Issues
being made up. ' . Xext Cawi ob Call.
Govdarica vs. Gary and Interurban
railway. Ahlborn vs. C, L. S. & S. B. railway. l.AKK SUPERIOR. COl'RT SO. S. Judnce Lawreare Becker.
State vs. Henry Porsey of Gary, on trial. State represented by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ralph W. Ross.
Defense represented by Mllo Bruce.
Criminal jury case. Defendant charged with murder. Case will not be end
ed until Monday. Next Case oa Call.
Following this case Deputy Prose
cuting Attorney Ross will on Monday
Calumet Grocery & Market Hammond's Best Grocery and Market
271 East State Street. Phone 365
Specials for Saturday, April 1st
NOTICE We are glad to announce that after April
15th our store will be known as The Globe Store, as our business is fastly teaching us that Me should adopt
more than simply Groceries and Meats for the accom
modation of our customers, and which we are only too
glad to do, and we feel that the name Calumet Grocery and Market would not be a suitable name for the busi
ness we anticipate conducting. Therefore we shall adopt the name after April 15th, of The Globe Store,
which we trust, with the kind assistance of our friends, Mill soon be a credit to the city of Hammond.
30 c
Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, every egg 1 Of guaranteed, dozen. . 0U
Imported Mushrooms, ex
tra fancy, per can. .... ... .
Asparagus Tips, white and fresh a bargain, OOf per can . 4LJ
Dried A p r i c ots, large
bright, meaty fruit, per pound
North River Salmon, 18c
value, 2 tall cans
for JU Old Crop Santos Coffee, worth 25c, 01 n per pound I u
18c
U. S. Mail Laundry Soap,
nothing better, 4 Qt 5 bars for
Gold Dust Washing Pow
der, large 2oc size, at
Old Dutch Klenzer, 3 cans for . . . .
18c 25c
Silver Gloss Starch, regular 10c seller, 0R 3 pkgs for .UC
Lawn Grass Seed, a, fancy mixed, lb. . .'.
15c
Yellow Jersey Sweet Po
tatos, kiln dried, ex- mtfi tra fancy, per lb C
High Grade Can Goods, Pineapples, Bartlett Pears, Green Gage Plums, Red Raspberries, Black nr Berries, Lemon Cling Peaches, 30c val., Saturday Z3C
DON'T WEAR THAT SHABBY SUIT TILL YOU SAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO BUY ANOTHER. CALL ON Jacob Qoldberger 311 SIBLEY ST., PHONE 3214 SECOND FLAT AND GET ONE ON CREDIT. SUITS FROM $20.00 UP.
in Gold to the boy or girl
BE
Who is successful in securing the Largest Amount of Shoe Repairing during the month of M April". In addition to the above prize we will give 1 pair of Crown Ball Bearing Roller Skates to each and every person securing 50.00 worth of Shoe Repairing. Other prizes for less amounts. See us for particulars. ORTT & TOWLE 169 EAST STATE STREET HAMMOND'S LARGEST SHOE STORE
MARCH WEATHER MAY NOT SUIT YOU But our Exclusive, Up-to-date Assortment of ALL KINDS OF MEN'S WEAR Surely has Something to Please You The Right Goods. The Right Styles The Right Prices Lawrence Cox & Co.
H. Q. McFARLAND, Mgr.
go through a call in a large number of
criminal cases for the purpose of de
termining what ayiorneys represent
the defendants.
lake: superior court no. a,
crown poijrr. Ju4a Johaaaea Kopelke. Ballard vs. Goodwin now on trial.
Civil jury case.- Ross & Lota and
Bruce and Courtright for the plaintiff.
and Seabright and White for the defendant. Damages asked on account of ejectment. Case will be concluded
today. Arguments have been completed. Judge Kopelke has prepared
the instructions and the case went to
the jury at 2:15 p. m. today.
Meat Caaea oa Call. Goodrich vs. Simmons.
Rowe, administrator, vs. the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co.
Huettner vs. Burge. PORTER CIRCUIT COURT. Judge William C. McMaaaa.
Jury will be called and court will
convene in Valparaiso next Monday.
Session delayed one week.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT. Judge Harry B. Tnthlll.
Court will convene in Valparaiso
April 24.
HAMMOXD FEDERAL COURT.
Jndge A. B. Aaderaoa. Court will convene in Hammond
April IS for the purpose of taking up
naturalization matters.' The federal
Jury for the trial of civil Jury rases
in the United States circuit court has been called for "Wednesday, April 19. Flint Caaea oa Call. Talitha Nachtrleb vs. Dinsmore & Kleischauer. Bradley, Harper & Eheim for the plaintiff. McCabes & Romberger for the defendant.
Wednesday. April 5 1101 State vs. Biro. 1036 State vs. Shishan. 1124 State v. Omeraglch. 1128 State vs. Toderoff. 1136 State vs. Essowski. Thursday, April 6 1125 State vs. Ucanin. 1113 State vs. Carrnody et al. 1031 State vs. Felker. Friday. April 7 1106 State vs. Gobitz. 1110 State vs. Lacey et al. 103S State vs. Goldsmith.
CALENDAR IS 5EI BOB
DEPOT STATES ATTY. A HARD WORKED LIU!!
So busy has Deputy Prosecutor
Ralph W. Ross been with the criminal
work that he has been compelled to do during the present term of court that he has found it necessary to take a rest, and some of the important cases that have been on the calendar will go
over for a week or two.
These cases are as follows:. State vs. Ballas, charged with arson; state vs. John Redmond, charged with grand
j larceny, and state vs. Steve Banlch
charged with assault and battery with
intent to kill.
Every one who has seen the wprk of
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ross since he has been appointed commends
him highly. He is given the reputa
tion of being a good trial lawyer and
the number of convictions he has se
cured makes his record an enviable
one.
The trial calendar of the criminal
court has been issued from the office of Prosecuting Attorney Charles E.
Greenwald and covers the coming
week.
It will be noticed that a large num
ber of cases are set. A larger number.
n fact, than could possibly be tried.
The explanation was given that it is
proposed to put these cases on call and
find out who is appearing in them.
The date of the trial will then be
set in conformance with convenience
of the attorneys who represent the
various defendants. The attorneys
wluf appear in cases on Monday's call
are expected to be present and indi
cate that they represent their clients,
Monday, April -i
1041 State vs. John Peterson. 1176 State vs. George. 1074 State vs. Horwat. 1138 State vs. Burke. 1066 State vs. Tomas. 1054 State vs. Brzizinski.
1053 State vs. Trzozinski. 1177 State vs. Kramer.
1009 State vs. Cscpregi.
1007 State vs. Zigatz. 1008 State vs. Paseales. 1080 State vs. Koknics. 1017 State vs. Saco.
990 State vs. Bassow.
100 State vs. Mishlick. 1069 State vs. Ilepner. 1037 State vs. FInklestein. 1001 State vs. Kartez.
Tuesday, Ajprll 4
1026 State vs. Blastick.
1027 State vs. Blastick. 1013 State vs. Nyry. 1014 State vs. Sende. 1015 State vs. Sende.
1016 State vs.' Balog.
EMMA SORROW FILES
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS
Emma Sorrow, through her attorney
E. G. Sproat, has tiled a complaint for a divorce from her husband Joseph
Sorrow in the Lake Superior court.
The complaint alleges that the plain-
tilt and the defendant were married
March 25. 1910 and were separated
May 9, 1910. It will be noticed that the
couple were married only a little more
than a month when they were sepa rated.
It is alleged in the complaint that the defendant struck and beat the
plaintiff and threatened to kill he
with a razor. Since this happened the
plaintiff avers that she has worked as a waitress in order to earn a living. She charges further that he husband charged her with infidelity and that he was grouchy and mean most of the time. A divorce is asked.
Construction Co. jclaima Is due as a re
sult of work done on the county Jail.
Default Divorces. Iater this afternoon Judge Lawrence
Becker of Lake superior court Vo
took up a number of default divorce cases. The custom of trying these cases on Friday afternoon is being followed by Judge Becker.
Judge Makes Edict. Judge Lawrence Becker, of Lake su
perior court, room No. 2, does not propose to have small boys listening to
the revolting details of the loose marriage relations of the Gary negroes.
For that reason, and for the reason
that it will not do the young men of the city any good to hear the details
of one of (he most brutal crimes that
has ever been committed in Lake county, the judge ordered that a sign be placed on the door of the courtroom which reads, 'Minors Must Stay Out."
Filed in Superior Court. 7309 Emma Sorrow (E. O. Sproat) vs. Joseph Sorrow. Divorce. 7310 Jacob C. Rough (Lyddick) vs. Kamel Komomeehi. Suit on account. Confession of judgment for S933. 7311 Margaretha Kohnke (R. R. Peddicord) vs. Karl Kohnke. Divorce.
Extra!
Trial Calendar. Room No. 1, Lake superior court. Civil jury cases, fourth week, March term, 1911. Judge Virgil S. Reiter. Fourth Monday, April 3 5519 Devroe vs. C. & E. R. R. Co. 5566 Ehlers vs. Putnam. . 5567 Simons vs. Bunde. 556S Gillespie vs. Inland Steel Co.
0598 Williams vs. Gary & Interurban.
Fourth Tuesday, April 4 5599 Yahn vs. town of Gary. 5607 Gordon vs. Michigan Central. 5452 Abelman vs. Haehnel, exc
5612 Dugan vs. Independent Brg. Assn
Fourth Wednesday, April 6
5698 Siewy vs. Interstate Iron & Steel
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Another Divorce Suit. Margaretha Kohnke, through her attorney, R. It. Peddicord of Hobart, has filed a complaint for a divorce in the Lake superior court in which she makes some sensational allegations. She charges that her husband, Karl Kohnke, compelled her to live in a filthy house in a slough and would not permit her relatives to come and see her. One' of the most unusual allegations made in the complaint is that Kohnke
is an electrician and earns only $100 a
month. She alleges that the defendant would not support her. that he would remain away day and night and would leave nothing in the house for her to eat, and that finally her health was
such that she was compelled to go1 to
Tolleston to live with her parents. She says the defendant has $100 of her money. She asks for a Judgment for $100 and $12 a week for the support of the child.
TOO MUCHVLOVE
Too much love for fun, frolic and
rich food causes stomach, liver, kid
ney and nervous troubles. Other rem
edies 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 Kolb's Prug Store
Files New Action. frana. Radloski,"" through his attorney D. J. Moran, has filed an action against the Standard Steel Car Co. in which he seeks $12,000 damages for the loss of an eye. The plaintiff alleges that he was employed in the passenger car department and that it was his business to take a hammer and a punch and pound down the uneaven places on the sides of the steel cars. lie alleges that the punch with which he did his work was made of hard, brittle steel which would be likely to splinter and that he was not warned of teh danger to his eyes in the event such an accident happened and a piece of steel flew Into his eye.
He alleges that he had been warned he would have provided himself with a pair of goggles which would have protected him.; The accident hapened May 1. 1910.
She chooses one of the Shackamaxon Guaranteed Fabrics for his suit because of the beautiful weaves, the wonderfully attractive variety of patterns, and the certainty that when the suit is finished, it will wear far longer and won't shrink or fade.
Comes Up Today. The case of the Reed-Bump Construction Col vs. the board of county commissioners will come tip before Judge Virgil S. Reiter of the Lake superior court, room No. 1, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The county commissioners are being sued fr several thousand dollars which the Reed-Bump
566 South Hohman St.
Hammond, lnd.
Extra Special One Day only, Sat. April 1st
W. B. MTJIR,
Fresh Laid Eggs, guaran- j teed, Sat. only, dozen.... Q2C American Family or Fels IJfJ-, Naptha Soap, 10 bars for., qjjL? 6 Rogers Silver Spoons Free with American Family wrappers'. Bring your wrappers, no express charges, absolutely free. Very best Butter, our well f)ftn known brand, Sat., only, lb.
Regular 30c Coffee, Saturday only. ........ I
All 50c Teas, green or black,
Saturday, per pound . . J . .
25c
39c
107 LOGAN STREET Phone 1254
Best Corn, Peas and String Beans, solid pack, 3 cans for 25c f fl O per dozen I aUU Beat Spiced Pickles, same Ea' as last sale, dozen QQ Very Best Lard (not more 5 pounds to a customer) Saturday I OJL only, per pound..... I 212 C California Peaches, In "1 fl heavy syrup, per can .1. Rumford's Baking: Powder, f)P per pound --fcjC ' (With Fancy Cake Plate Free)
Guaranteed fabrics
are used only by merchant tailors, and we are glad to show you how superior these Fabrics are to usual kinds. All the new styles and colorings are here for your selection and we can assure you perfect fit and correct cut. AT MAX LEVIN CO. Phone 676 171 State SL, Hammond, Tnd.
It's a Cinch you will have to go some if you can beat the Smooth Quality of good Old Guardian Rye At $1.00 Per Bottle
California Wine House WHOLESALE AND RETAIL S. LEVIN, Prop. 145 State St. Tel. 438 Hammond, Indiana
Saturday, April 1
1,000 lbs. Fresh Leaf Lard, A while it last, per lb QzC
Small Fresh Pork Shoulders,
per pound
Native Breast of Veal, with pocket, per lb.... Native Veal Shoulders, per pound Small Lean Strips Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb.... No. 1 Hams, guaranteed, per pound Fresh Lamb Stew, per pound
9ic
113c 121c mi 141c
01c
'Red Cross Macronl, p
10c size, 3 for fcOC Red Cross Spaghetti, nr 10c size, 3 for &3C Oriole Corn Flakes, per package J Yellow Corn Meal, per pound Fancy Sweet Navel Oranges, Q A per dozen..... 20U
The new Food Spaghetti and Cheese, per can... Large Cans Hominy, 3 for. Onion Sets, per quart.
10c 25c 5c
Jos. L. Humpfer & Co. Phone 167 190 State Street
Specials for Saturday April 1st AT Herman A. Kellner's TWO STORES 88 SWe St., Tel. 77. 650 S. Holm St, Tel. 680
PORK I.OIX, 7 to 8-1 b average, per lb.
PORK SHOI LDEH, IOC prr poDid
I,Ei OF VEAL., rr nniind
SHOULDER OF VEAL, II l'r
BREAST OF VEAI, prr pouad
11 VzC
14c
12c
BEEF POT ROAST, tOf (Chark) per pound CS Ol'R HOME CT'RKD WEST PHAI.IEX STYLE HAMS, lftc pr poaad OSCAR F. MAYER'S lAp! HAMS, per ponaa OI R HOME CIHEO IQc BACOV. per pound ,arw 3 POUNDS OF OSC AR F. OC MAYER'S LARD "
All Kinds of fine Home-Made Sausage Telephone Orders Promptly Delivered All Goods Sold are the Very Best.
RUBBER
HEELS PUT ON. 0'3ullivan, Cats Paw, Panthers and Bailey. Bring
four repairing to us and pocket the
savings. We call for and deliver.
ORTT&TOWIiE 169 EAST STATE STREET.
PHONE 1731.
The Central Grocery and Successors to Leimbach Bros. 204 E. State St. Hammond
Rhone 27
22c brand, IQc
10c syrup, 17c 25c . 5c 5c
20c 25c 25c 9c
9c
23c 18c
Savings in Groceries and Dais (or Saturday, April 1st
Eggs, fresh from the 4 "i country, per dozen - J Milk, Monarch brand, ITn 3 large cans j Fancy Creamery Butter, fresh from the country, l-pound lflfi prints g Preserves, in 1-quart Jars, Qf assorted fruits, per jar OuC Pickles, small size in quart rtr iar ! ...Z0C Butterine, fancy goods, 00 per pound. . "-fcUU
Snyder's Salad Dressing, large pint bottle...
Baking Powder, our own brand,
large can, regular price 20c, our price Prunes, ready to serve, in quart jars ,
Peaches, fancy, in heavy syrup,
2-lb cans, worth 23c, our price.'. Macaroni, Alphabets, per pkg, Qq 3 packages. Onion Sets, yellow, per quart Garden Seeds, 2 packages for
Order your Supplies, Fruits and Vegetables for next week. Don't hesitate to order any of these items they are all bargains.
Matches, Noiseless. 5 large boxes for. ........ Swift's Pride or Gloss Laundry Soap, 7 bars for.
Powdered Amonla or Dutch
Cleanser, 3 cans for Kitchen Cleanser,
2 cans for Nix Rub Soap Chips, 2 packages for Fancy Toilet Soaps, 3 cakes
in box, for, Fancy Ripe Pineapples, large size, )C an(
Pork Loins, 1 13f per pound ............ J 2f C Leaf Lard, 4 AA 11 pounds for UU Pork Shoulders, fiAfft per pound J5C Armour's Bacon, small strip, 4 by the whole, per lb....... UU Hams, No. 1 fancy M J per pound tfipy Native Rib Roast of Beef, 4 )JLrt per pound.... I fc2C Put in a supply of Hams, as prices will advance before Easter
We Sell Meat Nothing Else Russell FaddBg Co, 9130 Commercial Ave.. South Chicago
Special Sale on Milk Fed Veal
Fore Quarters, milk fed, per lb. . f Fork Loins, young pork, lb. . .
Hind Quarter Veal, milk fed, per 1 1 JLf pound I I Ju Neck Bones, with A meat on them, per lbfC
Special Sale on No. 1 Hams All our Hams fully selected and guaranteed to be good, per pound Leaf Lard, QXn I Pork Shoulders, per pound. . . . . J2u I per pound. .
1,000 other articles in Meat to select from at Stock Yard Wholesale Prices. We do the Largest Meat Business in South Chicago, because we treat our Customers right. ' v '
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are care13 k 10c