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aimcis to 'iiMJEa . READERS. Replies to following ads at Times offlee a Advertisers please call for them 1 J B H 1 4A B C6k I liC o -J 3iIL M 1 1C E R 4 VIA M A 1 1 Agent I 1H245 .... ' 2 4,1367 1 O B D... R. . . M . M H a g s c C C 1500 WkT E 13S 1 1 B II! " NOTICE! TO ADVERTISERS. Readers of the 'following advertise ments who wish to communicate with j advertisers whose Identity U no revealed, should follow the instructions to address them toy the key latter given. Request at this office to reveal the identity of anonymous aavort iters ean not, in justice to the advertisers, be answered. Simply follow Instructions. As far as It la poss'ble. It is advised that all classified ads should either he malted, or sent to the office. The Times will cot be responsible for error la ads taken over the telephone. Throe lino want ada 16c pace rates on application. Time and EJ5MALE HELP. WANTED Experienced woman for general housecleaning by day ol week. Madam Castillo, 672 Morton ave.. Hammond. 19-1 WANTED Two dining room girls, one chambermaid; good wages. Hotel La Porte. La Porte, Ind. 19-1 WANTED Girl for general housework in small family. Mrs. Groman, 28 Rimbach ave.. Hammond. 19-4 WANTED Young girl for housework. 10 Ogden St., ' Hammond. 18-3 WANTED Experienced dining room girl. Apply Lincoln Hotel, Indiana Harbor. WANTED Good girl for general housework; good wages; good hours. Mrs. T. W. Englehar't. Ridge road and Pennsylvania ave. Phone Gary 329. lw WANTED Immediately, girl for en eral housework. Apply Mrs. Johns ton. corner Condlt and Hohman st Hammond. CLASSIFIED aDTBRTISISO naa tenants every any to mm often fa many neonle. FEMALE HELP It Is quite customary for girls wanting positions as maids to come to The Times office and ask for work. If your add la in The Times we simply refer them to the last edition cf the paper. WANTED Girl for general housework; 3 adults In family. Call at 44 Webb St., Hammond. ' 7tt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIlfO STtves to Mr offer mr yoar want HIGHtT SPKC1ALKPD PUBLICITY. AIALE HELP. 4 WANTED Few middle aged gentle1 men with good references to cover Hammond; Hobart, Crown Point, Valparaiso. Lowell. Hebron. Chesterton, , Laporte, Walkerton and Mtchigan City. ; All summer's Job. $2.75 per day. Com- ) mence now. Glen Brothers, Rochester, '' K T. 15-3 MEN WANTED, age 18-85, for firemen $100 monthly, and brakemen $80 on nearby railroads. Experience unneces sary; no strike. Positions guaranteed . competent men. Promotion. Railroad

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ltf . WANTED Few good house-to-house . solicitors; good commission paid, Ad dress S B, Times, Hammond. 19-2 w ajn 1 K.U Messenger boy, , 15 years old; must be a good penman. Apply by letter In own handwriting, giving references. Address Box 86, Hammond. ALTSGEIJiANEOUa WANTED Teams on excavation work; $5.50 per nine hours; good job. Apply Indiana Harbor Elevator, Lake 8hore -track. v 18-2 A FIRST CLASS TEACHER CAN TAKE few more pupils to learn trap drums. Address "J." Times. Tammond. 19 STALLION SERVICE Pedigreed lm ported Percheron from France; Jet black, weight 1800, will stand for 1911 as follows: Scherervllle every Monday at Schubert's; Dyer every Tuesday at Joe Schaller's; Friday and Saturdays, southeast1 of Hammond, home mile east of Columbia ave. on Ridge road. Service $12 for standing colt. Peter Van Willigan, R. R. No. 1, Hammond, Ind LOOK FOR THE SIGN THAT READS This . is where the man goes who knows, H. H. Roshon, architect and designer, and all the rest follow for plans and specifications of all kinds. Office 23rd ave. and Broadway, Gary, Ind. 17 tf LAWN MOWERSI Sharpened at 264 State Line st. Work guaranteed. WANTED Tou to see J. E. Howell, 569 Truman ave., special contracting agent, about your window . and door screens. Porch screening a specialty. Phones: Hammond, 5424; Gary, 88. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUT Good. , gentle. sound horse, city broke. Inquire 324 Sibley st. Phone 299L 17-3

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VOR RAJiE. FOR SALE Pony and runabout, canopy top, harness. 1100. Phone 6422. 687 Truman ave., Hammond. 19-3 FOR SALE S. C. Rhode Island Red setting eggs. 0c per doi. Hatch. 168 Waltham st Hammond. . 19-3 FOR SALE Eight months old brown water spaniel, thoroughbred dog. Call 320 Park are., Burnham, III. FOR SALE New 8-room house, with hot water heat; all conveniences. 178 Highland St., Hammond. 19-3 FOR SALE -Jewel gas range, sanitary couch, cook stove. Inquire 754 South Hohman st, Hammond. FOR SALE: One team of good work horses, one team of sound young mules, one good driving horse. Union Coal Co.. Indiana Harbor. 19-2 FOR SALE Ten good farm horses and mares; 3 teams of mares, 2 teams of geldings, range from 1100 to 1200 lbs apiece, now being used In the South Chicago brewery and bottle beer wagons. All matched teams, bays, black and gray, all in good condition, good wind and good workers, except little sore in front. Will make elegant farm horses. Will sell very reasonable. Call at once 3241 E. 92nd St., South Chicago. All cars pas sthe door. 19-6 FOR SALE Bull pups, full blood. Call 275 Oak St., Hammond, or phone 1092. FOR SALE Modern 10-room house, laundry, bath and furnace, at a bargain. Call 3335 Block ave. or phone 472 Indiana Harbor. 18-2 FOR SALE OR RENT Two fiats, modern conveniences, new building, $18 and $20. Sheffield north of Oostlin St.. Hammond. 18-3 FOR SALE Three brood sows, one boar, 15 pigs 10 weeks old. John Hull. Griffith, Ind. 18 FOR SALE Furniture of 4-room house. One brass bed. two Iron beds, sewing machine, two dressers, chairs, dishes, kitchen outfit v complete. . 471 Wilcox ave., Hammond. 18-2 BOAT FOR SALE 25 ft. 6 ft. 2 years old, full auto top and curtains, black, finished In oak out and in,' 4 electrlo

- ,iignts storage battery, magneto. 2 side - bow, l steam, brass lamps, full set of .' cushions, life preservers, anchor, 300 ft.

rope, toilet, sine bilge pump, sea salve, fire extinguisher, S-cyl. air compressor, large air tank, whistle, 8 -in. bill on guage, 2 gas tanks, 45 gals., S-cyl. engine 12 h. p., 8V& M. P. H. As good as new. Must sell at 8550. Name of boat Kibush. Can be seen at L. D. Johnson, 246 Union St., Blue Island, 111. 19-2 FOR SALE Before Friday, few pieces of household furniture. 3507 Fir St., Indiana Harbor. 18-2 FOR SALE Up-to-date surrey, all leather, good as new. Call 420 Bauer St., Hammond. 17-3 FOR SALE Collie pups, 6 weeks old. Jos. Munster, Munster, Ind. 17-3 FOR SALE 2.000 loads of filling sand; orders taken for any amount. V. W. Parker, corner Jessie and Michigan, Hammond. Phone 299. . I7tf CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Sana "andante" thinsre mm make all loot articles "aadable." FOR SALE A 6-octave Mason-Hamlin organ, in good condition; suitable for church purposes; $35 cash. Inquire Mrs. Wm. Hart, 3731 Fir St., Indiana. Harbor. 17-3 FOR SALE Ten loads black dirt Phone 4668, Hammond. 17tf FOR SALE On account of sickness I am compelled to soli large vacant corner lot on Howard ave. worth $1,600; will sell for $1,200. Also property ron Summer st., large lot, 8-room house. Worth $2,600, will sell for $2,100. Ad dress "Bargain". Times, Hammond. FOR SALE Saloon with license; good location In Hammond; reason for selling, mond. Inquire P. O. box 427, Hara-17-5 . . , . ... , .. J uuiu, i room, nuu, very desirable residence locality; lot : 37x125. 836 Ada st. corner of Carroll, Hammond. 15-6 PIANO SALE An opportunity of a life time to buy any kind or make of piano. Special, 1 practically new up right pianos $100 each; 7 slightly used pianos. $40 to $75. The best bargain on earth. one Vose, good as new, $Ko; one new $350 Oak piano, used only 6 months. $110; 2 new $450 strictly high grade pianos, during this sale, $155 (cash only). Our store is packed to Its' fullest capacity with high grade pianos and we must sell at any price. Prices and terms to suit all. J. M. Wilcockson Music Co., 18 E. btate st., Hammond,! Ind- 15" - for sal Three modern cottages; 5-room with bath and pantry, new; one s-room who oaia, pamry. oam and garden. Morris Bros., 106 Highland st. Tel. 1703 Hammond. 13-10 FOR SALE One Emerson upright piano, fine tone, only $100; . easy payments. Straube Music Co., 629 Hohman st, Hammond. IStf FOR SALE Pony and harness; pony I is well broke and in good condition. E. C MInas Co.. Hammond. Ind. 8tf FOR SALE New and second hand dump boxes. Apply to V. W. Parker, corner Jessie and Michigan, Hammond, j lad. ant

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ITOR RENT. FOR RENT Three pleasant furnished rooms for light housekeeping; toilet, gas. light and range; no children. Call 185 Truman ave.. Hammond. 19-3 FOR RENT Pleasant room for gentleman; board if desired. Phone 1311. Fayette, between Webster ave. and Price place, Hammond. 13-3eod FOR RENT Furnished room for two gentlemen or couple; light housekeeping privileges If desired; reasonable; good location, central. 43 Russell st.. Hammond. FOR RENT Two front rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; steam heat, bath ana gas. 182 E. State st.. Hammond. ij-2 FOR RENT One large, light, well furnished room; suitable for two; in private home; one block from courthouse. 69 So. Hohman st., Hammond. J-OK KENT Barn, accommodates two or three horses, at 70 Plummer ave. Apply Hub Clothing store, Hammond. xuti Htm five-room upper flat on Williams st Phone 1182 Hammond. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; modern. 382 Plummer ave., Hammond. 18-1 Fon RENT Five-room flat, bath; convenient to South Chicago and Hammond car barn, on i Hohman st. 188 Hohman St., Hammond. 18-2 i EMIiB HELP Try a want ad It you are not satisfied. Try, li In The Times and you will be satisfied. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping and furnished flat for housekeeping. 1S8 Plumcmer ave., Ham mono. 13-2 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Applyf563 Indiana ave. Rent 310 up. is-2 FOR RENT Modern furnished room; suitable for two; gentlemen preferred. 652 So. Hohman St., Hammond. FOR RENT Eight-room flat; all modern conveniences, and a 5-room cottage. Apply at 841 So. Hohman St., first flat, Hammond. 17. j FOR RENT Front parlor and bedrooms; suitable for two gentlemen. 51 Carroll St., Hammond. istf FOR RENT One large. light, well furnished room; suitable for two; In private home, one block from courthouse, 669 S. Hohman St.. Hammond. FOR RENT Two or three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; bath and toilet. Call at 201 Chicago ave. or phone 3782. I5tf FOR RENT An extra phrase or two makes your ad more effective. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT Three partially or fully furnished rooms, centrally located. The suite is desired by a care ful family of three for several months. Address WOT W, 500 Hammond bldg., Hammond. Phone 286.' ROOMS Usually a boarding house that Is good enough ' to be Advertised Is good enough to board at. WANTED TO RENT Seven or 8-room house about May ' 15, centrally lo cated, no children. Address H B, Times, Hammond. Ind. 29tf CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING your quest n BUSINESS MATTER. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tains BMt of the news off work tm mm had. IF TOU HAVE ANTTHINO AROUND tho house that yon don't want, some body else might. Advertise it and it might bring you momiy. Every little helps. n MONEY TO LOAN. ( MONET TO LOAN on furniture, pianos. horses and wagons from 1 month to 1 year. Lowest rates and easiest terms. Calumet Loan 'Co., 212 Hammond bldg.. Hammond, Ind. Phone 323, 8tf .(LOST Confidence In any other medium tnan Tfle T,mes tQ gtt y,. business. . . , , . SITUATION WANTED. , t. I WAnitu aiiuaiion as sienograpner. Address 4735 Melville ave.. East Chi cago. " 19-2 ! WANTED-Posltlon by an experienced baker. Inquire 3478 Guthrie st., Indiana Harbor. Phone 513. . '. ; PLAIN DRESSMAKING DONE AT 1 b. Z. B., 102 V4 Plummer ave., Ham mond. Phone 296. 19-3 POSITIONS WANTED. PerhaDS vou can't secure lust the kind of employment in this city you degire "Position Wanted" ad in this a DaDer and 99 other dailv Dfloers in In diarm, Illinois and Ohio will get what you want. IZ.&U per line eacn insertion, Austill Advertising Syndicate, ElwOOd, Indiana, Write for list of papers. STRANGERS who come to tho city 1 looking for rooms to rent are sure to buy a copy of the paper sold on the , streets. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING gives to m mans of konna affairs and Inter ests wholly mmw treads, now nh snreT day. BOARD AND KtfOM ROOM AND BOARD 160 corner Oak ley and Ctinton eta,, Hammond. 18

, LOST AND FOUND. LOST $20 bill on Sibley t. near Nickel Plate depot. Reward. Return to F,

Times, Hammond. - LOST OR STOLEN From the Little Calumet river Dear Black Oak, Green Bay boat with Ice runners. Also 19 artificial decoys, eight of which were blue winged teal. Reward. Frank Buse, Hammond, R. F. IX No. 1, or telephone 9743. ' LOST Bunch of keys, maybe on State St. Return for reward to , German Citizen's Bank, Hammond. 17-3 FOUND The beet advertising medium In the northern part of the state The Times. Notice. Pay your: county taxes before the last of the month to avoid penalty. Smith-Bader-Davldson Co., 800 Broadway, Oary. 14-tf LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO SALOONKEEPERS. Owing to the great Increase in else of saloon license publications since the Proctor law went Into effect, and in conformance with the practice in vogue in other cities in Lake county, the Lake County Printing Publishing Compa ny announces that the cost of such in dividual notices embracing either re newal, transfer or purchase of license is ten dollars. ' LAKE COUNTT PRINTING PUB LISHING CO., Percy A. Parry. Mgr. Editor. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT, THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOBM COURT. ROOM NO. 3, MARCH TERM. 1911. V. H. MESSENGER VS. DOUG LAS HENDERSON. CAUSE NO. 7314. ACTION TO QUIET TITLE. Now comes the plaintiff by James K Stlnson. attorney, and files his com plaint herein, together with an affl davit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Douglas Hender son. Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 29th day of May, A. D, 1911, the same being the 19th day o the next term of said Court to be be gun and held in Room No. 3, In the Superior Court Building, at Hammond, tn said County and State, on the sec ond Monday of May, A. D. 1911. said action will be heard and determined in his absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 3d day of April, A. D. 1911. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, Clerk L. By Charles W. Ames, Deputy Clerk. NOTICE. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice Is hereby given that Herbert Barr and Frank B. Pattee, as Com missloners of the Lake Circuit Court of Lake County, Indiana, appointed a such in the ease of Frances Gerlac et'al- vs. Hannah Austgen et al. being cause No. 8326. will, pursuant to an order of said Court In partition pro ceedings, sell at prjvate sale for not less than the amount of the appraise ment, the following described real es; tate, situated in the City of Hammond Lake County, in the 8tate of Indiana, to-wit: Lot 39. block 1. Morris addi tlon tp Hammond, being a' subdivision of the northeast quarter of the south west fractional quarter of section si (6), township thirty-six (36) North, range nine (9) west of the 2nd P. M for all cash. Said sale will take place at the law office of Herbert S. Barr, in Crow romi, inaiana, at tne hour of one o'clock p. m., on Saturday, the 6th day of May, 1911, or at any time thereafter should said real estate not sell on sal day. Witness our hands as Com sloners this 10th day of April HERBERT S. BAR FRANK B. PAT Commissioners. REAL ESTATE TRAI25FERS INDIANA HARBOR. Lots 1 and 2. blk 9. 3d add. Carl Munson to Emil Munson $ TOLLESTON. Lot 47. blk 42; lot 9. blk 37. 2nd Oak Pk add, Louis A. Bryan to Clear Title Land Co HAMMOND. 1.225 Lot 8, blk 4, M. A. and A. J. Rob erts 1st add, Amy J. Roberts to Edward Blaue 1,125 Lot 9, blk 6, Wilcox & Godfrey's add. Phoeba A. Cotton to James S. Cotton 1 Lot 5, blk 2. Towles 2nd add. Lake & Porter Land and Investment Co. to John H. Weiss. 75.23 Lot A. H. W. Sohl's 6th add. Wal ter W. Sohl to Cynthia W. Sohl 1 TOLLESTON. Lot 19. blk 1, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s 6th add, Frank N. Gavit to John Biskup EAST CHICAGO. Lots 21 and 22, blk 1, Walsh's add, Wlllard B. Van Home to James E. Low.... GART. Lot 34. blk 12 Jackson Park So. Broadway add. Emmet H. White to James Nelson Carter.....;... Lot 55, blk II. Jackson Park So. ' Broadway add, John Jackson to James Nelson Carter SOUTH GARY SUB. Lot 41, blk 10, South Gary Land Const. Co. to Samuel H. Silbert , ... Lot 42, blk 10, Same as last deed. 350 60 400 350 produck Market Butter Receipts. 8,401 tubs; cream ery, extra, 31c; price to retail dealers, l!He; prints, 23e; extra firsts, 30c; firsts, 18c; seconds,. 14e daisies, extra. 18c; firsts, 15c; seconds, I3c; ladles. No. 1, 14c; -Peking stok, 13c Eggs Receipts, 21.792 cases; miscel laneous lots, cases included, 13413c;

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firsts, 14c;' ' 'firsts,'-. -must be 43 per cent 1 fresh, 14Hc; prime firsts, packed 'in new I whitewood-cases and must be 65 per 1 cent fresh, 15 He; extra, specially pack-j ed for city trade and must be 80 per cent fresh, llc: No. 1 dirties. 12c: hecks. 10c. Potatoes Receipts, 68 cars; choice! to fancy, 5668e; fair to good, 5355c. Veal 50 to Co 11S. 67c; 65 to 85 lbs, 78c; 85 to 100 lbs. 89c; 95 to 25 lbs, 10c; heavy, 6c - I oeet KIDS, ISO. 1. ll'AC: NO. chuck, 7c; No. 1 plate. 6c xnaus rea. oeans. nana nicicea. I choice. 82.05g 3.19; fair to good. 81.95 3 oo; red kidney. $2.7503.00; brown Swedish, $2.002.50; limas. California, per 100 lbs. $S.50. Live poultry Turkevs. cer lb. He: pring turkeys, 14c; chickens, fowls. I ttc; roosters. 10c; springs, 15c;l ducks,. 16c; geese. 11c, Green vegetables Asparagus. $2,000 3.50 per brl; beets, $2.003.00 per bu; cabbage, 50c$1.00 crate; carrots, $3.00 3.50 per brl; cucumbers, 50c$1.50 per dos; cauliflower. $3.004.00 per crate; celery, $1.502.25 box; horseradish, Se per dos stalks; eggplant, case, $2.50; green onions, $1.252.00 dos; green peas, $1.002.50 per hamper; lettuce, head, per brl, $1.005.00; leaf, 1517Vc per case; mushrooms, 20 S0c per dos; onions. $1.002.00 per sack; parsley, $2.0002.25 per dos; parsa snips, tub. 80c: peppers, crate. 12 00pieplant. $1.001.35 per doi; radishes, $3.00 tf 6.00 per brl; etring beans, $1.00 3.Z5 per hamper; spinach, 5065c per brl; squash, crate. $1.251.50; to matoes. $1.00 L75 per crate; turnips. sz.oo per brl. CASH GRAIN MARKET. Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red. 9091c; No. 3 red, 8990c; No. 2 hard. 90 92c; No. 3 hard, 89 90c .Spring wheat by sample: No. 1 northern, $1.011.03; No. 2 northern, I 98c$101; No. 3 spring. 92 96c. Corn bv samnln: Nn 1 40 iff sn u i.No. 2 white, 5050Uc: No. 2 yellow. 50 . r - - - - I - '- " I I

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49B49iAe: No. 3 vpllow 4 9t I No. 4, 48448c. Oats by sample: No. 2 white, -334 34c; No. 8 white, 32433c; No. 4 white, 3233Uc; standard, 33 33c. LIVE STOCK MARKETS Hogs Good to prime heavy. $6.30 6.4 2 mixed lots and butchers, $6.40 6.55; roughs, pigs and stags, $6.45 6.62; fair to fancy light. $5.00 6.75. Cattle Steerfs, $5.10 6.15; heifers. $4.505.50; cows, $3.504.75; calves, $5.756.75; bulls, $4.255.15. ; Sneep, $3.004.65; shorn lambs, $5.00 5.55. WIFE DESERTERS BAD CITIZENS (Continued from Page 1.) One Hundred andTwenty-flrst street, Whiting. Admitted. 133. Julius Krettsmnnn. Laborer, 1751 Delaware street, Gary. Admitted.. 134. Patrick Lynn. Fireman, 600 Davidson place. Whiting. Admitted, 135. Andrew Rnpreeht. Shoemaker, 4901 Alexander avenue. East Chicago. Admitted. . 136. Frank Varga. Painter, 416 One Hundred and Twenty-first street, Whi Ing. Admitted. 137. Kaltea Block. Fruit dealer. 223 Sibley street, Hammond. Admitted. 13N. George C'aagal. Boilermaker, 135 Front street. Whiting. Admitted 130. Vendel Trtnka. Ironmoulder. McCook avenue. East Chicago. Admit ted. . , ; . 140. John Stephen Knbeek. .Stationery engineer, 643 Indiana boulevard. Whiting. Admitted. 141. Andro Rohon. Laborer, 1363 Harrison avenue, Hammond. Admitted. 142. George Gyarik. Maltster, 1373 Harrison avenue, Hammond. Admitted 143. August Wall. Carpenter, 482 lcott avenue. East Chicago. Admitted. 144. Johann Aatntt Jokaiws. Iron worker, 4817 Olcott avenue. East Chi cago. Adirltted. 14S. Carl Satterbtom, Cement work er. 6011 Alcott avenue. East Chicago, Admitted. 140 'Stefan Kaan. Saloonkeeper, 724 Chicago avenue. East Chicago, Ind, Denied violating Sunday closing mw. 147. Sani Lapolln. Pipe fitter, Fifth avenue and Jackson street, Gary. Ind. Admitted. 14.8. Frank Stlgllts. Saloonkeeper 401 Railroad avenue. East Chicago. Denied violating Sunday closing law. 149. Mike Zek. Laborer, 1731 Adams street, Gary, Indiana. Continued. Wit nesses absent. ISO. Jural Hnlanka, laborer, 614 Davidson street. Whiting. Admitted 151. Anton Zalot, riveter, 532 Ames avenue. Hammond. Admitted 152. Henninsr Gostafaon, saloon keeper, 3545 Michigan avenue. Ham mond. Admitted. 153. Dm I tar Ljostlna, saloonkeeper, 970 Jefferson street. Gary. Admitted. 154. Petar Stritof, butcher but sa loonkeeper since May 19. 2229 Wash ington street, Gary. Denied. Incom petent witnesses. 155. Wlaeenty Chntlelewskl, saloon keeper, 568 Ames avenue, Hammond. Additional witnesses proved Illinois residence. .Admitted. 156. Jeha Hennlnn; Watford John son, heater, forge works, 381 HemiocK street. Indiana Harbor. Admitted. 157. Carl Waldeniar Carlson, black smith's helper, 1711 Hemlock street, In diana Harbor. Admitted. IBS. Prans Gnstav Heealaa; A ader son, nimmernmun s neiper, inaiana Harbor. Admitted. inn. Kiss Victor Stark, hammer smith, 3602 Deodar street. Indiana Harbor. Admitted. 1AO. Carl Henrick Anderson, hammersmith, 1915 One Hundred Thirtyseventh street, Indiana Harbor. Admitted. 161. John Bern-,. hammersmith helper, 1508 One Hundred Thirty-seventh street, . Indiana Harbor. 162. Vnjo Llcanla, bartender, 1525 Broadway, Gary. Denied, witnesses not competent. 163. John Joseph Ryan, millworker, 67'2 Conneticut street, Gary. Continued for depositions. i 14. Argot lAfgrco, axlesmith, 3826

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Admitted. f 105. ' Emil " Aldren, machinist, 3805 Ivy street, Indiana .Harbor.- Admitted. 108. Blrgcr Johnson, ward tender, 8820 Fir St., Indiana Harbor. Admitted. 167. Anld Aldrln. machinist 1504 ivy street. Indiana Harbor. Admitted. 168. Wrlam KasaauskL. bartender. j4so Guthrie street. Indiana Harbor. Denied for the reason that the annllcant deserted his wife. 1Bo Samnrl Tniw. fruit rtoiUp Kn. a vom.o TTamrtinrxl TSTn appear1To. M.rlln n.mn... , 400 irirth n r,itt 171. John Cleaar, blacksmith. 4908 Baring avenue, East Chicago. Admit-1 ted. , I 172. Cart Anton Tot el a, bricklayer, VffA ai.Ani.A In.lL.nn ir..l. , . i 17. Mille TvpaU-h, bartender, 1726 Moss street.Gary. Admitted. 174. Peter Dendln, watchman. 3 4 S3 Pennsylvania avenue, Indiana Harbor. Case up todcy. ' "--r. laoorer ana saloonkeeper' ne Handred an1 seven175. Anal Hanrhar. laborer and sa teenth street and Atchison avenue, Hammond. Case up today. ITS. Petrn Dsns, baker, 3721 Cedar street, Indiana Harbor. Case up today. 177. Michael Pnljarlch, barber, 581 Mortonavenue, Hammond. Denied for. tn rson that he abandoned his wife.1 I7S- Panl Arena, car inspector, 200 Michigan avenue. Hammond. Denied for the reason that his witness is not tn the city 179. Leo Pnli, furniture dealer, 1404 Broadway, Gary. Admitted, ISO. Alexander Pats, furniture deal er, 1404 Broad way, Gary. Admitted IS I. I .a car Wano Snrlo, real estate agent, 3401 Michigan avenue, Indiana Harbor. Denied. Witness Incompetent 182. Radl Stepanevlcv saloonkeeper, 1525 Broadway. Gary. Denied. Wit ness Incompetent. 183. William Mleaitts, merchant, 107 Douglas street, Hammond. Admitted. 184. Htrsh Blrlunaa, teacher, 262 East State street, Hammond. Admitted. 18IS- Uuhofcratovicn, police Admitted. 186. Jotas N. Campion, foreign ex change manager, 1918 One Hundred Thirty-seventh street, Indiana Harbor. Admitted. 1S7. Joban Sopole, saloonkeeper, 3733 Cedar street, Indiana Harbor. Ad mitted. 188. Lee Sehaertl, barber, 672 South Hohman street. Hammond. Admitted. ISO. Frederick Miller, clerk, .826 South Hohman street. Admitted. 190. James Aronts Dearbyne, clerk. Eighth avenue and Pennsylvania street. Gary. Denied. Incompetent witness. 191. Joseph Gasporovtch, merchant. butcher and grocer, 1156 Columbia ave nue. Hammond. Admitted. 102. Mike Marlarlc, liquor dealer. 1176 Columbia avenue, Hammond. De nied. Violating Sunday closing law.' 193. Patrick Mahon, liquor dealer, 625 Schrage avenue, Whiting. Dismiss ed. Death. 194. John Palansky, Interpreter, 661 Adams street, Gary. . Admitted. Indiana's newest Industry, the United States Steel corporation's by-product Gary coke ovens, is probably the most remunerative business in the state In proportion to the money Invested. In cidentally, from the coke ovens, which give employment to an operating force of 830 men and which cost $8,500,000 to build, more than 500 by-products are obtained. Great Wealth Producer. The ovens, 560 In number, have a coke producing capacity of 2,500,000 tons, which has a retail value of near ly $14,000,000. Each day the ovens pro duce fifty million cubic feet of gas, one-half of which is used to operate the ovens.' Ammonia to the amount of 48,000 gallons and 16.000 gallons of coal tar also come from -the ovens dally. Then there is the coke dust called "breeze," part of which is re-coked and. no process having yet been found for the balance, it is used to filV In the lake. ' ' Everything; Vnder the San. Most of the by-products come from the coal tar. From It is extracted the useful Prussian blue coloring matter, chemicals used In the dry goods bus! ness. ammonia, ammonia chloride, prep I arations used In the making of catsup and inferior grades of chocolate, methane, ethane, napthalene, camphor balls, acteylene and marsh gs.ses,. car bon bisulphide, constituents of carbolic acid and acetie acid. Then such chemicals as xylene, psuedobutylene, hexohydroisoxylene. dlmethlynapthalene and 450 associated chemicals with as Intricate names also comes from the coal tar. I'se 7,000 Tons Coal Dally. . The Gary ovens consume 7.000 tons

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Let Us Clean up 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 Ten. Loans Mode On Furniture, Pianos, Horses and Wagons, Store or Office Fixtures on the Lowest Rates and. Easiest Terms in the Calumet District, $50 at $1.20 Are Bjites that are now .'published by unreliable companies, and are nbt wbat they look on the paper, and we can show you all catches that go to make up this Rate. Loana made In all the outside cities in a few hours' notice in the most private manner. wlot loi:i ca No. 212 Hammond Bids. Phone 323. OPEN EVERY EVENING. of bituminous coal every day, and the freight rates that the steel trust paya for hauling the fuel from he Pennsyl vania mines amounts to a small fortune daily. Every bit of coal Is ground to a powder form before it is baked in the ovens which are heated at 2,600 degrees. Gary coke will be used . by the . local blast furnaces and at the western mills of the steel corporation, thus obviating the necessity of getting coke1 from the Connellsvllle region. To make one ton. of pig iron two tons of coke' are required and a Gary stack Willi product 450 tons of iron dally. Waste Gaa a Problem. Just now the corporation official' are puzzled over their surplus gas sup ply. Gas that formerly went to waste in the blast furnaces is now used t produce electricity to operat the mills and as a result no coke gas Is needed. Late, the tin plate mills will be operated by coke gas. Unless purified, coke gas is not of the right quality for. illuminating purposes, but it Is excellent as a heat producer and some day the steel corporation will probably heat every home in Gary at a, very low cost. Today through Its subsidiary, the Gary Heat, Light and Water company. It charges one dollar per thousand cubic feet for Illuminating gas. Because the surplus gas from battery No. 1, which consists of seventy evens. Is not needed three million cubic feet of gas Is wasted every day. This is gotten rid of by means of a huge stand pipe which discharges a. flame thirty feet long into the air. The light from) this Illuminates all surrounding territory and can be seen for miles on Lake Michigan. When the eight batteries of 6S0 ovens are In operation it is expected that the surplus gas will make the night Into day. "BLDID PIG" JLIE1T FINED fieven Gary blind pig keepers operating In the south end of Gary, who were arrested in various raids by the police, had their trials in Judge Wijdermuth's court yesterday afternoon and were each fined $25 and costs, amounting to over $35. Evidence of the illicit sale of liquor by the foreigners was secured by the police In the shape, of bottled beer and whisky. Judge Ora L. Wildermuth Is determined to stamp out the blind tigers In Gary and for'tbls reason he Imposed the heavy fine. The police are more than alert in securing evidence against the proprietors." All fines were paid. Resume "Work Again. . Work on Lakewootls park, Gary's White City, : which lias been delayed during the winter, "months, has been resumed once again. W'ith the ratification by the council' of a franchise granting the. Gary A InterXirban railway access to the park it Is thought that the amusement place will be open In the summer. n.3C!:3Sp3i3c8& cr.io ny CD. of Indiana v IT MB OK TRAINS AT HAMMOSD. (Subject change wtthont suSn.) LEAVE. DAILY. ARRIVE. 6:47 p. m... Chicago. ..x12:38 h,m. x 6:17 m, m... Chicago... 9:23 a. m. K12:38 a. m.. Cincinnati,. 6:47 p. v 9:23 a. m.'. Cincinnati, .x 6:17 a. m. Trains step at prlmeAnal way station tnsTet ruin Car. xSlaenlriK car. OAUMCXD AJO CSOWM FOIST, 19