Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 251, Hammond, Lake County, 12 April 1911 — Page 7
Wednesday, April 12, 1011.
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FOR SALE Dressers, carpets, sideboards, washstands, 60a and up. Hammond Furniture Co., 67 State St., Hammond.
FOR SALE Ice boxes, gas stoves of all kinds, gasoline stoves from 50c and up. Call at once, 67 State St., Hammond. Tel. 543. 12-3
EOUKBNT. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address 378 N. Hohman st. or phone 384 Hammond. 12-2
ru. ittNT Pleasant furnished front
room for two; modern conveniences. 7 Williams L, 2nd floor, Hammond.
ert C. Lewis ................... 1 Lot 6, Qruenberg's 2nd add, Paul C. Gruenberg to George Mayer 1 Lots 28 and 29. blk 17, Oak Park. Calumet Land Co, to Emaniial Rosenberg 1,250 LoU 39 to 41, blk 10; lots 25. 36, 2 and 33, blk 21; lots 35, blk 29, Oak Pk, Feder & ' Schlesinger
Co. to Elsie Silverman 1 Lots 9 to 12, blk S. Toll Heights, Timothy W. Englehart to Anvey E. Baker - 1 GARY. Lot 1. blk 3. Broadway, Isabella
Dearbeyne to Hinko Mlhelic 1 Lot 35 and N V lot 34, blk 7, So. Broadway add, Sanford Tubbs
Lots 37 to 40, blk 33, Gary Land
Co.'s 1st sub, Gary Land Co. to Trs. of 1st M. E. Church, Gary.. Lot 13, blk 2, Tuxedo Pk ub, John W. Anderson to Maurice W. Parmenter
FOR SALE Fine piano, cheap; cannot be excelled for durability and sweet
ness of tone; Nickel and Gross move- j HLIMBIXU
ments and genuine ivory keys; work-
xcelled. McClures, 210
ammond.
FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for light housekeeping: rent 310 month.
Call at 244 Michigan ave. or phone 2363 I Lot 12. blk Mack Co.'s 1st add
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commissioner of East Chicago) wall knew there was no such claim against the city. I ' State vs. William C. Hardlns;. The
indictment charges that on Nov. 2, 1910 that John Dillton was paid $85 and
that Harding did with intent to cheat and defraud the city of East Chicago make oupt and file in the office of the city clerk a false and fraudulent claim
for $8S.
State vs. William C. Hardlns. The
indictment charges that Harding is a member of the Union Coal Co. and that on Jan. 27, 1910, he at that time being
a city official of East Chicago, entered
into a contract with the city of East
Chicago by which he sold the city coal
to Thomas Crisman 2,500 to the amount of (283.27.
State va. Joe Conway. It is charged
in the Indictment that on Aug. 10, 1910
2,650 I that Conway kept & house of ill fame
in East Chicago.
State tr. Richard Graham. It is
150 1 charged in the Indictment that on Des.
Telephone Company has grown, to such i an extent that there ate now over 1600
phones in use in Gary and with the extentions now being planned the local quarter's In the Feuer building are now
Inadequate for the large amount of business now. transacted by the company. There are thirty-five employes on the pay roll of the company at the present time not counting a dozen men who are employed on new construction. I H. Meyer is the local manager of the company and It is under his efficient management that the local exchange has prospered during the past two years.
A.NU HEATIMG J. Don
aldson. Phone 023 2S0 Sibley at.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS, v ' Readers of the following advertise
, menis who wish to communicate with , Sibley at.
advertisers whose Identity is not re- i
vested, ahould follow the Instructions to address them by the key latter given. Requests at this office to reveal the Identity of anonymous adver- ' Users can not, in Justice to the advertisers, be answered. Simply follow In- . structions.
PROMPT SERVICE plumbing and heating;. J. Donn'daon. Phone 1 622--348
As far as it is posa'ble. It is advised that all classified ads should either be nailed or sent to the office. The Times will not be responsible for error In ads taken over the telephone.
Three line want ads 15s. pace rate on application.
Time and
F1MALE HELP. WANTED Cha.nbermaid. Apply Carleton hotel, Hammond, Ind. 11-3 , "WANTED Young girl to help at house work. 96 Highland St., one block south of Harrison park. Hammond. FEMALE HELP It Is quite customary for girls wanting poaltions as maids to come to The Times office and ask for work. If your add is in The Times we simply refer them to tne last edition of the paper.
WANTED Good girl for general work. Phone 2714. 31 Mason st., Hammond.
FOR SALE Saloon stock and license. Inquire Anton Rundquist, 4925 Olcott ave., East Chicago. 13-3 FOR SALE 50 ft. lot. APP'y 10 Doty st., Hammond. ' ; 12-3 FOR SALE Two. fresh .cows. R. Van-
derwall. Highland, lnd. 12-2 FOR SALE Team of horses, 5 years old, and two top wagons. C. J. Wunschell, 435 "West State St., Hammond. FOR SALE One table, two beds, one commode, also other articles. 705 Chicago ave. East Chicago. 11-2 FOR SALE Seven-room modern residence; hot water heat. 31 Ruth St., Hammond, Ind. ' 11-3 FOR SALE Ten dump loads of - black dirt; purchaser will have . to- haul. Phone 4668 .Hammond. lltf FOR SALE Good seed potatoes. D. P. Jabaay, Munster, -Ind. - 10-4
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 188 Plummer av Lot 10. blk 3
John S. Haskins to Payson R.
Tucker ; 100
EAST CHICAGO. Lots 16 to 18, blk 1. Walah's 2nd add, Dwight L. Cameron to
Frank W. Clinton 233.33
NW U 33-87-9.
Hammond.
11-2
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 247 Logan st., Hammond, lltf
FOR RENT Nicely and newly furnished large front room; steam heated; gentleman preferred; something choice. Phone 706 Hammond. 11-2 FOR RENT Furnished room. 19B Carroll st., Hammond. -11-2
FOR SALE Five-room cottage. 50 ft. lot. nice chicken park, cement foundation; $100 down,' balance same. as rent; east end. F. I Wyman, 142 Sibley St., Hammond.
LADIES who have a few hours to spare during the week may earn money by finishing gloves at home for the Hammond Knitting Co., Hohman
st opposite the public library. Bring j for SALE Pony and harness; pony references. 10-3; Js weI1 broke and !n good codltion.
FOR SALE Two houses on 50 ft. lota, on State west of Hohman; 7 rooms and bath; all modern conveniences. 504 Summer st. or phone 552 Hammond.
FOR RENT Furnished room; heat, - bath and gas. Apply 11 Williams st. Phone 1384 Hammond. 11-3 FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms by April 1, at 90 State St. Apply Wecater Cafe. n-5
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 362 Plummer av., Hammond. 11-2
George M. Rastovski to George
Ignath SOUTH GARY. Lots 1 to 15. blk 3; lots 13 to 24. 25 to 39. blk ; lots 10 to 24, 25, 26, 29 to S3, blk 11; lots 13 to 24, 41 to 48. blk 14; lots. 1 to 24, blk 19; lots 34 to 48. blk 37; lots 6 to 17, blk 10; lots 1 and 2, blk 18; lots 26, 31, 33, 34, 39 to 44. in blk 19. South Gary Land AConst. Co.'s sub. South Gary
Land & Const. Co. to Emanuel Rosenberg . 16-38-8 Lot 20, Walter Ci Piper to ,U. S. Land Co. . . ; INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 27. blk 68, East Chgo Co. to Charles E. Jordan . . Rosa. Lot 17, blk 11, Julian H. Youche to Payson R. Tucker
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
FOR RENT Five-room cottage, furnished; people with children need not apply? $16 a month; 450 Pine st. Inquire 431 Calumet ave., Hammond. 10-6
$4.256.15; cows,
15. 1910 that Graham kept a building which was used for gaming.
State vb. Max Salman. It is charged
in in the indictment that Salman kept
a building used for gaming.
State vs. Max Salman. It is charged
in the indictment that Salman on Feb. 11, 1911 exhibited to Jacob Tieneman,
Geo. Ondo, Bert Wilson and Fred
Oleson a poker table. (Meaning that they were induced to play poker.)
State v". John Sterling;. It is charg
ed in the Indictment that he kept a
building for gaming.
State v. Walter S nearer. - It 1 3
charged in the indictment that Spencer
certified that C. C. Stark was sworn in
the matter of the claim of the Union
Coal Co. for 39 when in truth and in fact
he was not sworn.
State ' v. Robert Alexander. It is
charged in the indictment that Robert Alexander on Oct. 20. 1910 unlawfully kept a building to be used for gaming.
State va. Max Friedman. It is charg
ed in the indictment that on Nov. 20,
1910 that he was guilty of keeping a
house of ill fame in East Chicago
State va. Warren Sheets and Julius
Friedman. It is charged in the indict
ment that on Feb. 11, 1U Hyman
Hyams exhibited a roulette wheel to
Ferdinand Ketcik. Carl Anderson, Ed
ward Baily and Louis Houtschlet.
State vs. eland Schoera. It is charg-
Cattle Heifers, $3.505.25.
Hogs Good to prime heavy, $6.15 & I ea jn the indictment that Schoers fre
6.30; mixed lots and butchers, 86.20 i auented a gaming house kept by
6.45; fair to fancy light, 36.3a 6.60; HVman A. Hyams.
FOR RENT An extra phrase or two rougs, pigs and stags, $5.60 6.80. I gtate va. Warren Sheets. It is charg
makes your ad more effective.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ' anda
"Ondahle" things and mnkea nil leaf
articles "fladable."
PRODUCE MARKET
WANTED Girl for general housework; 3 adults in family. Call at 44 Webb at., Hammond. 7tf CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING gives to enr oiler or yoar want HIGHLY SPKCXALIZVD PUBLICITY, r . ,
E. C, Minas Co., Hammond, Ind. 8tf
GIRLS WANTED to learn knitting on machines. NICE, STEADY WORK, good wages, good hours, sanitary conditions. Hammond Knitting Co.. Hohman at., opposite public library. 10-3
WANTED Competent girl to do general housework. Apply at 297 Sibley st, Hammond. lOtf I-F.MAI.E HELP Try a waut ad It you are not satisfied. Try It In The Times and you will be satisfied.
FOR SALE At a bargain, corner lot on Highland st., in the city of Hammond. Address E. G. Sproat. SOS Hammond bids., Hammond, Ind. . 8-6
FOR SALE 20 acres, 4 room cottage, 35 fruit trees, timber, near station; $1,000; terms. E. Mitiner, Valparaiso. Ind. ' 7-6
AIAliE HELP. WANTED Mattress maker in small town near Hammond; -one who is acquainted with both sea moss and cotton felt fillings; state references and salary
expected. Address A B C, Times, Ham-
. - - 12-3
FOR SALE Best eggs for hatching S. C. White Leghorns, 5c apiece. Call 329 E. Sibley st. Hammond. 7-6
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
keta marketable things and makes all valuable thlnara marketable."
CLASSIFIED ADVKKTISIXG Binds tenanta every day for some needle often for hut people.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sella salable property READILY and makes all GOOD property "saleable."
ed in the Indictment that on Nov. ZQ,
1910 Sheets frequented a gaming place
kept by Hyman A. Hyams.
I - -
Butter Receipts. 8.13S tubs: cream- S" vs. Mat Dombkowski. It !
ery. extra. 21c: Drice to retail r)ir. charged in the indictment that Domb-
25V4c; prints, 26c; extra firsts. 21c; Ikowski kept a Diioing usoa lor gam-
firsts, 19c; seconds. 15c: dairies, extra, ing.
19c; firsts, 16q; seconds, 14c; ladles. No. State v. William C. Hardlns;. It i
1, 14cj sacking stock, 13. charged in the indictment that on May
Eggs Receipts, 38,515 cases; miscel- H. 1910 that Harding approved or
laneous lots, cases included. 13 v, a I fraudulent claim of Ills.
l4c; cases returned. 1313c: ordi-1 State vs. John Larry. It is charged
nary firsts. 14Hc; firsts, must be 45 perl In the indictment that on July 8. 1910 cent fresh, 15c: prime firsts. Dacked in I that Larry frequented the place of
new whitewood cases ami mnit h rk Hvman. Hvams for the purpose OX
per cent fresh, 16c; extra, specially I gambling.
packed for city trade and must be 80 I State vs. Lloyd Foster. It is charged per cent fresh. 18c; No. 1 dirties. 12 c; in the indictment that Foster freqent-
checks, 10V4C I ed Richard Graham s gambling place.
Potatoes Recelnta. 109 pars: rholre I State vs. Tom Sterllas; It is charged
goods. Telephone 4253.
ROOMS Usually a boarding h-use that Is good enough to be advertised Is
rood enough to board t.
WANTED TO RENT Seven or 8-room
house about May 15, centrally lo-
FOR SALE 20-acre fruit form, located cated, no children. Address H B. Times.
in best Michigan fruit belt; buildings
on premises. Inquire M, Times, Hammond, Ind. 7-6
FOR SALE Best paying 2-chair barber shop in Lake county; will bear investigation. Write or call on N. W. Slusser, Lowell, Ind. 6-6
Hammond, Ind.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING makes
year anest n BUSINESS MATTER.
mond, Ind.
WANTED Young man about 16 years of age as office assistant;- one : acquainted with city and adjoining towns. Answer W H B, Times, Hammond, ll-l
: MEN WANTED, age 18-35, for firemen '$100 monthly, and brakemen $80 on nearby railroads. Experience unnecessary; no -strike. Positions guaranteed competent men. Promotion. , Railroad ! employing headquarters; over 400 men sent to positions monthly; state age, send stamp. Railway Association, care Times. Hammond.. Ind. ltf
. MALE HELP Men who are looting for good jobs where they can earn good - dollars, aiways read The Times male f help ad.
SITUATION "WANTED. f WANTED Washing and cleaning by the day. Apply 235 Indiana ave.. Hammond. 11-1
POSITIONS WANTED.
Perhaps you can't secure just the ' kind of employment in this city you desire. A "Position Wanted" ad in this ; DaDer and 99 other daily DaDers in In
diana, Illinois and Ohio will get what
you want. 92.&U per line each insertion. , Austill Advertising Syndicate, Elwood, Indiana, Write for list of oapers.
WANTED Situation, experienced cook (man) wants situation in hotel or
'restaurant; can give references. Tele
phone 4253. 12-2
WANTED Situation by competent of
flee woman, bookkeeping or general
office work. Address 1234, Times, Ham
mond. 10-$
'FOUND The best advertising medium
, In the northern part of the state
The Times.
WAITED TO BUY.
STRANGERS who come to tne city looking for rooms to rent are sure to buy a copy of the paper sold on the
streets.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
( a mass et knsis sir sirs and Inter ate . wholly new trends, sew phases every day.
Notice.
County taxes are now due and may
FOR SALE Old papers. 5 cents a bun
dle. Useful for shelving and a doxea
other things. Call at Times. Hammoaa, Ind.
FOR SALE: Real estate salen are reg
ular things . when you advertise la
The .Times.
FOR SALE: Ten good work mares
suitable for farm or city use. Also
three top buggies. V. W. Parker, cor
ner Michigan and Jessie st. Hammond,
Ind. ltf
FOR SALE What have yon to sellT
Here Is the place to sell it through
the columns of The Times.
FOR SALE New . and second ' hand
dump . boxes. Apply to . V. W. Parker,
corner Jessie and Michigan. Hammond.
Ind. 17tf
AflfOETJjANEOUS.
LET IS FIGURE os yonr plumbing.
J. Donaldson. Phone 623 389 Sibley
st.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING will mske" rosr business enterprise U It
la one that ought fee "made.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
tslns most et the news of work to he I
had.
WANTED TO KENT. WANTED TO RENT Small room (first
floor preferred) for storing household to fancy, 2Sc; fair to good. 5360c in the Indictment that on March 2, 1911
veal 50 to CO lg, 67c; 65 to 85 J that Sterling was the keeper or a cerlbs, 78c; 85 to 100 lbs, 8V49c; 95 to tain building and that he unlawfully
125 lbs, 10c; heavy, 6c. permitted William Carroll. Merman Dressed beef Ribs, No. 1, lltfc; No. I Flaher and others to pay cards for
1 loins, 18c; No. 1 round. 9 He: No. 1 1 money.
chuck. IMc: No. 1 nlate. sUn I ststa vs. Richard Graham. It is
Beans Pea beans, hand picked, charged in the indictment that on Feb,
choice, $2.052.10: fail to good. $1.95 28. 1911 that Graham permitted Harry
2.00; red kidney, 2.753.00; brown Tow, Noble Morelll, Herman Flaher Swedish. 12.00 J. 50: lima, niiifnrnisi. and Tvd Foster to day cards for
per 100 lbs, 16.50. money.
Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 14c; State vs. Walter Speneer. It is spring turkeys, 14c; chickens, fowls, charged In the indictment that he ap15Hc; roosters, 104c; springs, 15c; pended his signature as city clerk to ducks, 16c; geese, lie. a certain legal form purporting to be Green vegetables Asparagus, $2.00(9 the acknowledgement of C. C. Stark 3.50 per brl; beets, $1.004.00 per brl; when in fact it was a false and
IF TOU HAVE ANYTHING AROUND I cabbage, $1.001.75 crate; carrots, $3.60 1 counterfeit claim against the city of
the house that you don't want, sous-I 4 00 Per &rl; cucumbers, . 50c$l.SO I East Chicago for $116
body else might. Advertise it and Itlper doz; cauliflower. $3.00 4.00 perl State vs. Walter Speneer. It is might bring-you money. Every little I crate; celery, $L504,00 box; horse-1 charged in the indictment that Spencer
neips. I radish, s&o per dos stalks: es-ZDlant. I in s-uiltv of unlawfully drawing war
case. $3.50: men onion. 11 nni colmnt. in fnr of John Keller for S60. In
MONEY TO. LOAN. aox sreen peas, $l.oo1.75 per hamp- favor of George E. Clark for $20 In
MONET TO LOAN on furniture, pianos, J'-; lettuce, head, per bri. . $3.00 6.00; I favor of James Grace for $55 and In
horses and wagons from 1 month to leaw 17 20c per case; mushrooms, 20 I favor of William Kelly for $21,
1 year. Lowest rates and easiest terms. 30c 'per dos; onions, $1. 60 2.00 per State vs. Herman Flaher. It Is Calumet Loan Co., 212 Hammond bldg.. sack; parsley. $I.B03.00 per brl; par- charged in the Indictment that Flaher Hammond, Ind. Phone 323. 8tf snips, tub, 50c; peppers, crate, $1.75 was guilty of frequenting the gaming
z.50; pieplant, hothouse, $1.35 per box; (place of John Sterling.
TF!n-AT, "NTnTTriTTH radishes, 3.00B.0O , per brl; string state vs. Kick Doohea. It Is charg
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NOTIPF iti.uwo.wv v i)uun, on, i.su; I nouse 01 Hi ia.riic.
rnMMissmvFBa' sr.w r,v nv at. tomatoes, $1.001.75 per crate; turnips, State vs.
FTATr - I per on.
Notice is hereby given that Herbert
GARY HS FIRST COKE YESTERDAY
Gary's fourth big industry, the United
States Steel corporation's coke ovens adjoining the blast furnaces and steel
works of the Illinois Steel company,
produced its first coke last niht.
Gary as a Coke Center. The material came from battery No.
1, which consists of 70 of the 560 coke
ovens whjch make up the works.
"With the entry of Gary as a coke
producing center western plants of the United States Steel corporation will de
pend upon the Indiana steel center for
their supply of this material. Long
hauls from the Frlcke ovens in the
Pennsylvania' fields will be eliminated
and as the steel . business advances In volume the ovens at Gary will be added
to.
The new ovens were built at a cost of
$8,500,000, construction work on them
being started in June, 1909, by Superin
tendent J. C. Lowell and assistants. An
operating force of 830 men will be re
quired to man the ovens.
Annual Output 2MKMH0 Tons. Their annual production will be 2
500,000 tons of coke, besides millions
of dollars worth of by-products, such
as coal tar, ammonia, etc Besides this
sufficient gas will be generated by the ovens to operate all of the mills in
Gary.
Some idea of the immensity of the
ovens may be obtained when it Is con
sidered that 7,000 tons of bituminous
coal will be used .every twenty-four hours. The coal will come from the
West Virginia and Pennsylvania fields,
as the Indiana coal is not suitable for
coking purposes. Before the coal 1 placed in the ovens It is ground up 1
order that fusing can be successfully
accomplished. "
Most of tne Gary by-product coke' will
be used In blast furnace production.
'or.? Locnsd
Let Us Clean tip your outside debts and obligations and put you square for the coming spring and summer, and give you all the time you want to make your Payments, in One Place instead of Ton.
Loans Made On Furniture, Pianos, Horses and Wagons, 8tore or Offloe Fixtures on tne Lowest Rates and Basiest Terms, in the Calumet District.
$50 at $1.20 Are Bates that are now published by unreliable companies, and are not what they look on the paper, and we can show you all catches that go to make up this Rate.
Loans made In all the outside cities in a few hours' notice in tne most private manner.
C'LOT uu:i CO. No. 212 Hammond Bldg. Phone 323. '
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
tained all the way from 75 cents to
$2.75. The police are of the opinion that the thieves are boys.
THROUGH
SERVICE
POSSIBILITY
EXPOSE HADE
. IN THE COUETS
(Continue j from . Page 1.)'
Julius Friedman and Chief of Police
Albert Lewis solicited a bribe of $700
De Math. It is
charged in the indictment that' he kept a house of ill fame.
OFFICIALS TO JUNKET tO KEIIOSHA, WIS.
The members of the Board of Public Safety composed of E. M. White, H. H. Highlands and Frank Borman and Chief Feeley of the Gary fire department will go to Kenosha, Wis. tomorrow where they will inspect a new chemical auto wagon with the view of purchasing one for the Gary depart-
mtnt.
The Board of Safety met last evening
and took up the matter of the purchase
of additional Are equipment. Hudi--
sefitatlve cf several fire hose manufac
turing companies were present and the board will make the purchase of the
8,000 feet of fire hose within a few
days.
On account of many districts in Gary
being without water the board has considered the purchase of the new chemical auto wagon very favorably. The machine Is made by the Rambler people and carries two tanks containing 60
gallons of chemicals more than sufficient in extinguishing an ordinary blase.
S. Barr and Frank B. Pattee, as Com
missioners of the Lake Circuit Court of Ldtke County, Indiana, appointed as such in the case of Frances Gerlach
et al. vs. Hannah Austgen et al. being
cause No. 8226, will, pursuant to an
order of said Court in partition pro-
(.AAillnff. a11 of n,lotA Vala trim Ti r
less than the amount of the appraise- om Warren Ranne of Whiting for the ment. the following described real es- prlvl"se of gaming hous
tate, situated in the City of Hammond,
Lake 'County, in the State of Indiana,1
IELEPME
fn East Chicago.
. That the bribe was solicited with the
to-wlt: Lot 39, block 1, Morris addi- pro,mi ' immunity from police moles-
HOUSEHOU) GOODS bough and sold.
Hammond. Ind. Phone 543. Bt'f ! w'st Pactional quarter of section six t township thirty-six 36 ?Jorth,
range nine OK.westof the 2nd P. M-, t i i . '
tion to Hammond, being a subdivision tion ,and, that U was actually paid.
PERSONAL. PERSONAL Will the lady who wants a good maid Insert her want in these columns and ate bow quickly it brings results.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING vents rentable nrenerty qnlekly an snakes al good nronerty "rentable."
LOST AND FOUND. LOST In Colonial theater,, or between Colonial theater and We . Cater- cafe, on night of April 11, bill fold containing money and papers. Suitable reward for return to We Cater cafe, 90 State st, Hammond. 11-2
of the northeast quarter of the south- Th f"wlng the text of this indict-
men i.
State va. Alexander W. Seblleker, 1
Jslln Friedman, Warn Sheets, Hy
man A. Hyams and Albert Lewis. It is
charged in the indictment that the above persons did conspire with each other for the purpose of feloniously
conr 10 w
loners this lOthday of April, 1911.
. HERBERT S. BARR. FRANK B. PATTEE. Commissioners. REAL ESTATE TR AUSFERS
Through Interurban service between Gary, East Chicago and Hammond with; Indianapolis and Louisville is to be mads possible this year by the ebmpetlon of interurban extensions. . Regard ing through service between -St. Joseph, Mich., and . Louisville, Ky., the Michigan City News says: : "Officials of th Indiana Union Traction company, ""Northern Indiana" and Wrnona Interurban, companies held a meeting In - the terminal building in Warsaw on last Thursday and as a result through service may. be inaugurated between St. Joseph, Mich., and Louisville, Ky a distance of $00 miles. Another part of the plan is to have through service between St. Joseph and Indianapolis, a Clstance of 207 miles. It is likely that three cars will be run between these two points each day and
that the distance .will ... be- covered In seven hours. A preliminary ' schedule was arranged at the meeting-and after It has been thoroughly studied by the officials of all the Interested . lines, it Is likely, that another meeting -will be held and definite action taken." - .
LOST Confidence In any other medium than The Times to get the business. Address Forlorn, Nowhere. ,
LOST A gold " brooch yesterday . set with pearls and one diamond. Finder will please return to Mrs. William Fagan, 3326 . Commonwealth avenue and receive reward. , 10-lt
. NOTHIMO a OF GREATER IMPORTANCE TO TOU THAN TO KEEP POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IN
be paid at the office of Smith-Bader- YOUR LOCALITY BY READIX9 THE
Davidson, 800 Broadway. , J-XI-tt. TIMES EACH EVNINa-
for all rash.
Said sale will -take place at the law office of Herbert S. Barr, in Crown
Point, Indiana, at the hour of one otne" 'or the purpose of feloniously The Chicago Telehone Company Is o'clock p. m., on Saturday, the 6th day and unlawfully soliciting bribes of preparing plans for the erection of a of May. 1911. or at any time thereafter Warren Renne. handsome two Story building in Gary
should said real estate not sell on said I 11 is further charged that Renne paid which when completed will be . used as
day. Witness our hands fts Commls- lne uu io corrupt and Influence I their exchange ana omce buuamg ana
Albert Lewis, chief of police of East I will cost from $30,000 to $40,000.
Chicago, and that the conspirators re-1 The company has purchased three
celved the $700 to induce Albert Lewis lots from the Gary Land Company and
to allow Renne to Jtee a gaming house! the report in the Gary Post to the effect in East Chicago and protect him from! that the building would be erected in
police molestation and Interference. ITolleston is without foundation. The
State va. William c. Hardlns; and I exact location of the building is on Alexander O. Seblleker. It is charged I Madison street between Seventh and
in the indictment that on Dec. 14, 1011 Eighth avenues. A few weeks ago offlthe above city officials conspired to clals of the company came to Gary and make out a fraudulent claim for wages spent some time in going over the Gary
TAP GASMETERS
(Special to The Timbs.) Indiana Harbor, April 12. The gas meter thieves are busy again. A number of basements have been entered within the past ten days, the staples pried off the meters and the money boxes taken out and rifled. ' Some of the victims - of the thefts have been robbed twice within the past ten days. The latter are Mrs. W. H. Baker, 3447 Michigan avenue, and Mrs. A. Benord, 3465 Michigan avenue. Others whose meters were robbed include the following: Leo Ordner, 3332 Michigan avenue; J. A. Bayert. $412 Guthrie street, who runs a bakery and who has two meters, both of which were broken ojen and robbed; J. Kelly, Anderson flats. Hemlock street, and II. Mulholland, Anderson flats.
The meters which were robbed con-
WIND DRIVnTG :
IXACIOIIACICE Straits Will Be Clear Today If Gale Keeps TJp. Detroit. Mich., April 12. An official telegram to the local weather office from Mackinaw-City, today- states that a thirty-six mile an hiur gale from the southwest Is blowing the ice out of the. Straits of Mackinac. ' At. the present ! rate, the report states, the straits will be open by tomorrow morning. , As soon as th Mackinac Straits ar cleared of lee' ore boats bound for. Gary, Indiana Harbor and South Chicago will
he able to Ieav th Lake Superior mining district with their cargoes for the local steel plants." f - : '"t
THE TIMES If TRYIJTG HARD TO MERIT TUB SUCCESS IT HAS ACHIEVED.
cf Icdiena nm or trains at hammohd. (Snnjeet ehaasrs wtthent ttee.) LEAVE. DAILY. ARRIVE, :47 p. nt... Chicago.,. x12:38 a. nw 6:17 a. m... Chicago... 9:23 a. m k12:38 a. m.. Cincinnati.. 8:47 p. m, :23 a. m,. Cincinnati.. x 6:17 a. m Train step at nrtieApal way stations Btrt nHe OnC aSleestvat Car.
HAMMOND. Lot 14 and W lot 33. blk 9.
Home wood add, George O. Hart-
I against the city of East Chicago under! field in view of finding a suitable loca-
man to Edgar M. Wilcox $27.50wnicn c,aim Charles Xeice was paid $601 tion for their exchange building. They
Lots 6 and 7, blk 3, resub blks 2 - - to 6. Stafford & Trankle's add, Englehardt Ullrich to John McClean . .... 1,$00 - - TOLLESTOX. Lot 18, blk . 14, Oak Pk, Isabelie Dearbeyne to Lorenx Napierula 350 Und i& lot 3, blk 0, Co.'s resub s Co.'s 2nd add, Sam Stein to Jesse Lowenhaupt ' 5,250
Lots 13 to 1. blk 8. Toll Heights, Timothy. W. Englcbart to liob- :
.when the city was not indebted
Neice. . ". -"
State vs. William C. Harding.
indictment charges that on Nov.
to I finally decided upon Madison street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues
The I as a point which In years to come will
16. 1 be the center of the city as it is now
1910 the' said William C Harding I possible to determine. feloniously , and knejwingly made out! Plans .re now being prepared for
and presented for payment to the com-I the new home of the company by out'
mon council of the city of East Chicago side architects and an official stated the claim of C. Stark for $60. The claim yesterday that they would be ready to was subscribed and sworn to before begin the construction of the building Walter Spencer, city clerk, and it is by about June 1st. alleged that Harding (who is street Ths Gary branch, of tle Chicago
It Is our business to guard against land troubles. t We show up the Title from Uncle Sam to sundown today. All man-Gary Title Co. Successors to ALLMAN BROS. A DIN WIDDIE. Capital, $100,000.00 Abstracts of Title to Lands In Lake County lnd." OFFICES 656 Broadway, Gary, Ind. Allman Block, Crown Point, Ind. BRANCH OFFICES Chfcaflo Tltfe sV Trust Company, Chicago, III. Lake County Savings A Trust Company, Hammond, Ind.