Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 267, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1911 — Page 5

Mondav, Mav 1, 1911. THE TIMES. MOW is the time to contract for your next years supply of Coal A full line of Oriental and Domestic designs in Pressed Brick. Visit Sample Room at Main Office. Main Office 136 Sibley St., Phone 255 Yards 212 Douglas St., Phone 37 Hammond, Ind. ssaass 34

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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE SUPERIOR COCHT JSO. 1. Judge Virgil S. Reltcr. The morning hours wer taken up with motions. The court then went through today's call of court cases and disposed of all excepting one, which will be tried this afternoon. C'ae on Call. Thursday's call of last 'week will be taken up tomorrow. Tuesday, May 2. Th Tanmday. April 27th. 601S Wilson v Minosh 66 Alcorn v Ewing 79 Spaulding v Jensen tl02 Foster v Republic I & S 08 Fortune Brg v Nagle 25 K Chgo Co v Stephen 38 State ex rel v Scheldt 62 Williams v Marshal 67 Cudlavicit v Patkus TO Clinton v Fuisy 89 Pieser & Co v Puma 6214 Teitelman v Vukovich 47 Watkins v Watkins 45 Dee Co v Cain Constr Co 58 Bridge v Schnge 69 Kaufman v Mitchel S9 Seipp Brg .Co v Krikszinnos 9 Stern v Harbor Bids Co 92 Henning v Henning 6330 E Chgo Co v Meyer Barker . 7 3 L C S 4 T Oo adm v Boudroau SS Sheerer v Haas 6403 O'Donnell v So Brdv J. Co LAKE SIPEHIOH COl'RT U. 3. Indse Unmrt Becker. The court did not Ret through with the cases on call for today, but will take up today's call tomorrow. Casea on Call, St hi Tu radar, May 2. 6920 Charnley v Fletcher 27 German C v Rover, etc 33 Charnley v O'Connell 34 CharnV-y v Popovich 35 Hatch & sons v Porter 43 Clements v Calumet B & M Co 62 Hatch & Sons v Pfeifer 64 Honarch H & F Co v Marcovlch 67 ranis v Malnar 7S Gottfried Brg v Libert 91 AVilliams v City of Oary , 92 Williams v City of Oary 7022 Frailer v Stenberg et al 81 Hatch & Sons v Stauffer et al 35 Bartholomae & R Co v Golden 37 Lee & Co v Pol an 49 Andrews v Tosettl Brg Co 58 Colson vi Ross et al 75 State ex rel v Becker trustee 95 Rothschild v Ament et al T12-S Moore More 33 Grohovic v Zeblc 39 Lavene v Pokorny et al 40 Schneidt v Schneldt 44 Hegener & Co v Clinton, et al 45 Hegener & Co v Clinton et al 49 Hegener & Co v Wolpher 59 Seeley v seeiey lake: superior court no. s, HAMMOND. Judge Johannes Kopelke. Case on Trial. State vs. James Varner. Charged with stealing wire from the Chicago Telephone Co. John F. Sawyer for the state. George B. Sheerer for the de fense. Case will be concluded this aft ernoon. Continuance Granted. State vs. John Caldwell. Judge Casslus Greenlee and Ralph W. Ross for the state and Joseph Conroy and D. E. Boone for the defense. Case continued on showing by attorneys for defense . that defendant is 111. Casea on Call. The court will hold a meeting this afternoon to determine if 'there are any court cases or special matters to - be taken up in his court Tuesday or Wednesday. Criminal Setting; for Tlioraday, May . . 1A15. State vs. Stephen Balog. 1013. 1014. 101$. 1017. State vs. Joe Xkry. State vs. Nicholas Sende. State vs. Nicholas Sende. State vs. Louis Saea. LAKE CIRCl'IT CO CRT. Crown Point. Judge William C. McMahan. Case on Trial. State vs. John Kelly and others. One of the Gary riot cases growing out of the factional fight between the electricians. Jury has been impaneled. Case will take all day Monday. Second Monday, May 1. State vs. Peter Boasich. State -s. Mike Yokonovich et al. Second Tneadny, May 2. State vs. Henry C. Price et al. State vs. Henry C. Price et aL Second Wednesday, May 3. State vs. Thomas E. Knotts et al. State vs. Joseph D. Martin and 3219. 3222. 8225. 322S. 3227. 3221. Joseph Kerte. 3220. State vs. Joseph Martin. 3217. State vs. Ole Olestead. PORTER SUPERIOR COl'RT. Judce Harry B. Tntbill. Gruel vs. Isaacson. Suit for damages. Civil Jury ease. McMahon & Conroy for plaintiff and Kelly and Mains for defendant. Case will take about three days. First civil jury case to be tried. COUNTER AFFIDAVITS PROTESTAGAIMST IT Judge W. C. McMahan at Crown Pt. Has Not Decided to Venue Case. (Special to The Times:) Crown Point. Ind., May 1. Judge Willis C. McMahan of the Lake circuit court still has under consideration the matter of a change of venue from his court in the case of the state vs. Peter Eoasich (Little Johnny) and Mike To-

konovich (Dog Face Charley). He has given Attorney William J. Whinery, the special prosecutor for the state, until this afternoon to prepare counter affidavits in their opposition to the change. This Is the preliminary fight In matter that is expected to prove to be one of the most Interesting criminal trials in the history of the county of Lake. The graning of the change will mean further delays, and the American people have short memories. Motions and Orders Lake Superior Court No". 2, April 27, 1911: 6255. Caroline Sehuberth vs. George Schuberth. Plaintiff dismisses this cause of action. Judgment. i 645S. Edward Thompson Co. vs. Kel-', son R. Jacobson. Alias summons ordered returnable 15th day of May, 1911. 6583. Fred J. Smith vs. Harbor Bldsr. Co. et al. Continued for term by agreement that no change of venue from county be taken. 65S4. Fred J. Smith vs. Harbor Bid. Co. et al. Continued by agreement of parties for the term on condition that no change of venue be taken from the county. 7393. Barney Charnlcker vs. Morris ' Brennan et al. Frank L. Evans receiver presents his bond with American Bonding Co. as surety bond approved. 6342. William S. Gallagher et al vs. Moses A. Silve rman et al. Default on defendants. 6516. Lewis B. Sherow vs. Sarah Ann Sherow. Flalntiff dismisses. Judgment. 6405. Walter C. Hudson vs. William A. Cain. Called for trial plaintiff falling to appear defendant moves that appeal be dismissed. Motion sustained. Appeal dismissed. 6546. William Ahlborn vs. Sarah Zel- - aer et aL Submitted to court find for plalnt-iff $2f.9.6H and $29.06 Interest, total $288.7 and $17.98 attorney's fees without relief. Foreclosure of lien against property. Judgment. 6238. The Peters-Pitkin Co. vs. Frana Greenberger et al. George W. Pitkin files disclaimer. Submitted to court find for plaintiff vs. defendants Greenbergsr and Leo Putz. Plaintiff dismisses as to defendant Mrs. Leo Putx. Finding for $520.97. Judgment. 6318. Roy C. Fowler vs. Lake Co. Ice and Cold Storage Co. Petitioner asks leave to file amended verified petition toroHecute this case to final judgment. Defendant objecta to motion and request. Objection overruled and exceptions. Motion and request of petitioner granteJ. Petition ordered to file amended petition on 1st day of extra term. 5499. Anna Stavltcke ys. August Stavltcke. Cause called for trial. Defendant defaulted. Submitted to court. Find for plaintiff divorce granted and $600 alimony. Judgment. 6229. Anna Miller et al vs. Joseph Miller et al. Case called for trial. Defendants defaulted. Plaintiff suggests minority of defendants Frank, Anna and Charles Miller. Court appoints E. G. Sproat as guardian ad Uteh for said minor defendants who is sworn in open court and files answer for said defendants. Submitted to court and find for plaintiff property ordered old by administrator as prayed for in petition at private sale for not less than appraised value after notice of sale for three weeks in Ham mond Dally News. Court appoints C. C. Slth and George W. Lewis appraisers. 6802. Joseph D. lroe vs. Albert Ballas et al. Defendant confesses demurrer to each paragraph of com plaint and asks leave to file amend ed complaint. Motion sustained. 6564. In re-petitlon for adoption of Roose Dooly. Petitioned asks leave to file amended petition. GranteJ. Amended petition filed. Parents of child file answet In general denial. Submitted to court. Continued for further Introduction to May 4th. 1911. 6523. Joseph Kasper vs. Ernest G. Schreiber. Defendant files affidavit for change from Judge. 6526. Paul H. Mueller vs. Ernest G. Schreiber. Defendant files affidavit for change from Judge. 6527. Carl 12. Eauer vs. Ernest G. Schreiber. Defendant files affidavit for change from Judge. ; Entries made In Lake Superior Court Room No. l, April 2S, 1911: 4924. William Hohn vs. Henry Abbensett. Plaintiff dismisses. Judgment. 1 6158. James Clements vs. John Davis et al. All defendants file answer, j Submitted to court and find for plaintiff $14. plus $500 attorney's fees, without relief. Foreclosure of mechanic's li9n. No order of sale to issue for thirty days. Judg- j 6l79.m Vasa Lacanski va. Lues Klenoki et al. Cause called for trial, plaintiff failing to appear is do - faulted and on motion ot defendants, cause is dismissed for want of

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5217. Ben Rose v Veronks Mrelnak. Cause dropped from docket to be reinstat-ed on notice and motion. 5270. John M. Fox et al vs. Harlie A. Townsley. Cause dropped from docket to.be reinstated on notice and motion. 5306. Cause called for trial plaintiff defaulted, and cause dismissed by court for want of prosecution. Judgment. 5409. In re-petition of Jesse Segwick et al for adoption of Malvin, Arthur and Mildred Eviline Segwick, twins Dismissed for want of prosecution. Judgment. 5416. Henry Harvey vs. Theodore Harvey. Cause called for trial, plaintiff defaulted and on motion of defendant cause Is dismissed for want of prosecution. Judgment. 6476. John J. Sleplcka vs. O. F. Jordan et al. Cause dismissed for want of prosecution. Judgment. 6487. Abrham Goldberg vs. J. M. Eliott. '' Court finds for defendant. Judgment. 5533. Sarah Muller vs. Thomas Muller. Cause dropped from docket to ba reinstated on notice and motion. 5539. Charles Batholmeu vs. ravid Johnson. Death of defendant is suggested and on motion of defendant's representative, appeal Is dismissed. Judgment. 6014. W. H. Wilson vs. Steven Geresy. Find for plaintiff $2.74 plus $5.00 attorney's fees, foreclosure of mechanic's lien, without relief. Judgment. 6015. W. H. Wilson vs. Louis Minosh etc. Find for plaintiff for $8.22 plus $10.00 attofney's fees, foreclosure mechanic's lien, without relief. Judgment. Entries made in Court Room No. S: 359. Clear Title Land Co. of Gary vs. Feder Schlesinger Co. Defendant files bond with Feder Schlesinger Co. and American .Bonding Co. of Baltimore as surety for the under- S taking to pay judgment that may be recovered herein. Bond approved and motion for temporary re- . straining order denied. Lake Superior Court Room No. Z, April 28. 1911: 6522. Jacob Kasper vs. Ernest G. Schreiber. Judge Johannes Kopelke of Lake Superior Court. Room No. 3 appointed as special Judge to try this case by agreement of partiet. 6523. Joseph Kasper vs. Ernest G. Schreiber. Judge Johannes Kopelke of Lake Superior Court Room No. 3 appointed as special Judge to try this case. 6526. aul H. Mueller vs. Ernest G. 1 Schreiber. Judge Johannes Kopelke of Lake Superior Court Room No. 3 appointed as special Judge to try this cause. 6527. Carl E. Bauer vs. Ernest G. Schreiber. Judge Johannei Kopelke of Lake Superior Court Room No. 3 appointed as special Judge to try this cause. 6534. Jaes Keyes vs. Estate of Rose Bourdreau-Keyes. Find for plaintiff for $287.29. Judgment. 6635. James E. Hammond et al vs. George V. Bacon et al. Find for plaintiff for $325. Judgment. 6652. August Wesley vs. Vonlszcas Rutkauskas et al. laintiff to fila amended complaint by May 2, Itll. 6653. Charles Peacock vs. Voniszcas Rutkauskas et al. Plaintiff to file amended complaint by May 2, 1911, 6657. Charles Brushold v. Vonlsacas Rutkauskas et al. Plaintiff to file amended complaint by May 2, 1911. 6678. John W. Smith vs. Mary E. Smith. Default on defendant. Submitted to court and find for plaintiff divorce granted at plaintiff's costs. Judgment. 6S66. Jacob Frledlander vs. Guiseppe Anello. Defendant defaulted. Find for plaintiff for $180. Judgment. 6877. Frank Tittle et al vs. Bara Trsiglava et al. Find for plalntlfT for $940.60 and $25 Interest con veyances set aside, order as per form. Judgment. 6S8S. 'Florence Kistler vs. Clyde Klstler. Find for plaintiff custody of minor child Roy Kistler awarded to plaintiff $10. per month awarded plaintiff for keeping clothing and educating child. Decree granted. Judgment. 6908. Standard AutomobiJe Supply Co. vs. G. V. Bacon et al. Judgment by agreement of parties. Find for plaintiff for $167.96. Judgment. 6991. Charles J. Williams vs. the. City of Oary. Continued for term by agreement. 7144. Rudolph Hegener & Co. vs. George DeWit Clinton et al. Continued for term under agreement that, no change be taken from county. 7145. Rudolph Hegener & Co. vs. George DeWit Clinton et al. Continued for term under agreement that no change be take" from county. CASE GOES TO JURY. (Special to Th3 Times.) Crown Point, Ind., May 1. Arguments are being heard in tfc cases of the state of Indiana vs. Kelly et al. in the circuit court this morning, and the case went to the jury at noon. The case has been hotly contested and W. J. McAleer for the defense has put up a hard fight, although he realizes the difficulties that he has been up against. Asks For NeW DorS3y Trial. Attorney Milo Bruce appeared before . Judge Lawrence Becker, of the Lake superior court, room No. 2, and asked for a new trial ia the case of the state

j of Indiana vs. Henry Dorsey, in which la jury recently, found the defendant

Kui'ty and sentenced him to the tenltentiary for lire for the alleged killing of John Brown. Judge Reiter gave Bruce until next Monday to prepare some additional afJ fldavlts and at that time he will make a final ruling as to whether or not the new trial will be granted. The court j intimated this morning that the new trial would not be granted. CASE GOES OVER. The case of John Caldwell, charged with being one of the alleged conspirators who are accused of padding the payrolls of the Indiana Steel company at Gary, will not be tried at this term of court. Attorney Joseph Conroy appeared before Judge Johannes Kopelke thU morning with an affidavit from Caldwell's physician phowlng that he is not in condition to attend the trial. Filed in Superior Court. 7437. Mary Szckoto (Roe & Meade) vs. Joseph Szckoto. Petition. 7438. Petition of Charles Grigolowskl (J. A. Patterson. Petition. 7439. John Hardin Co. (Abe Ottenheimer) vs. Adolph Metz. Suit on account. NEW PASTOR INSTALLEDHERE TODAY (Continued from Pag 1.) ness men who have offered their automobiles for the trip this afternoon are: Messrs. W. H. Gostlln, A. M. Turner, George Locklln.'L. I Bomberger, G. B. Sheerer, F. C. Demlng. J. L. Walker, J. S. Blackmun and M. Cllne. .The evening session opens at 7:30 The newly ordained pastor will give the benediction at the close. Good Wixfcra for New Pantor, The Rev. W. A. Hoffman was born in Monongahela, Pa., 30 years ago. After having finished his preparatory studies five years ago he entered the McCormick Theological seminary of Chicago with the idea of preparing A year ago, however, he was called to Hammond as the pastor-elect of the First Presbyterian church,' and seeing a splendid opportunity here, he ac cepted the call. During the year that he has been coming to Hammond he has laid a foundation to take up the work in earnest and to devote ail of his time to it. The congregation is congratulating Itself upon having Mr. Hoffman for its pastor, and he surely begins his pastorate with the best of wishes from all. Among those who will congratulate the new minister this evening are his mother, Mrs. Martha A. Hoffman, who came here from Monongahela, Pa., to be present this evening. The program for this evening is as follows: Prelude. Dovologj. Invocation Rev. J. B. Donaldson Laporte, Ind. , Hymn. Scripture Dr. Billman, Crown Point, Ind. ' Prayer Rev. S. A. Steward, Rochester, Ind. v Anthem. Sermon Rev. James Gore King McClue, D. D., president of McCormick QUEEN HONORS PlJCKISSof x

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The first and only American . The king and queen dined lnforwhom the new king and Queen of j mally with the duke and duchess England consented to honor since recently at their London residence, their accession to the throne is Aside from her entertaining abilthe DuchesBe of Roxburghe, who, j ity, the Ouchess is noted for the richbefore her marriage, was Miss May j ness of her jewels of which she has Goelet, New York heiress. ia collectl -n which Is unsurpassed.

Theological Seminary. Solo: "The Good Shepherd" Mrs. Ida Griffin Bomberger. Ordination and Installation. Constitutional Questions Rev. C. J. Armentrout, Monticello. Ordination Prayer Rev. Frederick E. Walton, Gary. Anthem.

Charge to the Tastor Rev. F. M. El liott. oSlo: "The Hills of God" Mrs. Ida Griffin Bomberger. Charge ' to the People Rev. A. Ormond, Mishawaka. Hymn. Benediction Pastor. Postlude. i .nn TaiT it nr a Expected Back Today. i lie itev. u. J. Sharp, who has been in Indianapolis for the past month, is expected back in Hammond some time today. Rev. Sharp has been conducting re-1 vlval meetings at the Indiana capital and reports a very successful Increase. ' He reported 147 new members since his stay there and has dedicated the new Hillside Christian church. Rev. Sharp and the, congregation collected $12,000 in one day. Dr. Jackson Doing Well. Word from Dr. Mary Jackson in Chicago reports that she is getting along nicely this morning and that she is improving daily. Mrs. McCoy, who returned from the bedside this morning, reports Dr. Jackson as having spent a quiet night and that she is resting easily. Building Permit. Lot 6, block 2, original town, 15x64x 12, 84 State street. John Elnsele, contractor; P. W. Meyn, owner; $1,000. Hammond, People Abroad. Mrs. Matilda Hebel and Mrs. Cecelia Pawclczyk, both ot Hammond, are booked as passengers on the express steamship Kronprlnzessin Cecilie of the North German Lloyd line, leaving New York tomorrow for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Ra.d Nfiws Frnm TTnmA. The six million dollar fire in Bangor, Me., yesterday destroyed a district in which Francis Cooper, one of the Hammond mall carriers, was well acquainted. Mr. Cooper formerly lived in Saco, Ma,, a little town near the city which was visited by the fire. i Play Tie Game. A baseball team composed of clerks In the Gibson offices and a team recruited from the other railroad offices in Hammond met on the H. A. A. grounds last. Saturday afternoon and played a tie game with a score of 4 to 4. Only fine and a half innings were played, the game having been called on account ot darkness. Enright and Eder were the battery for the Recruits, while Morris and Kerger were Gibson's battery. The Recruits had AMERICANS FIRST

never played together before and consequently believe thej' put on a remarkable game against the Gibson team.

K. of C. to Meet. The first degree will be exemplified this evening in I'nity Council, Knights of Columbus, upon a number of candidates. A May dancing party will be given at the Masonic temple on Thursday evening for the members of the coun 4 cil and their friends. , Leave For Vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George Manderbaek are preparing to leave tomorrow for Laporte, where they will spend the summer and rest after their toil of an arduous theatrical season. Considering the poor theatrical season through which the whole country has Just passed, Towle's opera house under Mr. Manderback's management has done remarkably well, but it has only been by reason of the utmost diligence on the part of both Mr. Manderbaek and his wife that this end has been brought about. They have won a hOBt of warm friends for tht house by their courtesy and tact and Hammond people hope to see them back in the fall. j Corset Demonstration. ine Lion store nas secured tne services of an expert corsetlerre. who will demonstrate the desirable features of the Kabo and Le Reve corsets and also give free sittings to the patrons of the store. The demonstrator. Miss Marion Roney. will be at the store for th balance of the week. SIDEWALK FOR HO KM AN ST. The board of public works thisj morning passed a resolution which provides for a sidewalk on Hohman j street from River street north to Gost lln street. Changes in the sidewalk grade are necessary to some extent because of the new bridge, and the property owners decided to supplant the brick with cement. The contract for the 119th atreet sldewalk was awarded to the Ahlborn Construction rnm nji n v ? A petition from Charles Arkln, asking for permisison to erect an electric lamp post in front of his place of busines3 this post to serve as an adver tisement for his business, was referred to the city council. Permission was granted the Simplex baseball team to play ball in Douglas park next Saturday. LAST DAY OF 1910 TAXES City and county taxes paid after today will be considered delinquent. t aa the term for taxpaying closed today. The delinquents will have to pay an additional ten per cent for their delay. The city treasurer's office force worked to full capacity all day long. So busy were they that William Wolter. the city treasurer, instructed the telephone operators not to call his office today. Compared with other, years the taxes are quite well in. BUY TREES TO IMPROVE LOTS Qostlin. Meyn & Co. have just purchased 280 maple trees from Peter

it Is our business to guard against land troutlet. We show up tfes Title from Uncle Sam to sundown today. AllmanGary Title Co. Successors to ALLMAN BROS. & DINWIDD1E Capital, $100,000.00 Abstracts of Title to Lands in Lake County, Ind. OFFICES 656 Broadway, Gary, Ind. Allman Block, Crown Point, Ind. BRANCH OFFICES Chicago Title & Trust Company, Chicago, III. Lake County Savings & Trust Company, Hammond, Ind.

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Sehutz, which will be planted in front of every lot on the north side which is owned by this company. This is in accordance with the plan of this company to improve its holdings In this section of the city. It is believed that in later years when the trees grow larger they will be of inestimable value to the north side in making it attractive as a residential section. A number of sales of property on the

north side are already being negotiated by this company, and it is certain that the north side will feel the effects of the effort to boom property there this summer. DR. WALSH QUITS PRACTICE Dr. Harry Wash, former secretary of the Gary board of health. Is to give up the practice of medicine, for a time at least. Dr. Walsh has given up his office in the Knotts building and it is said has accepted a lucrative tos!tlon as an Insurance adjustor. Dr. Walsh came to' Gary in 1906' and formed partnership with Dr. T. B. Templin, who were the first two physicians In Gary. FilGllG PICTURES ARE A GREAT SUCCESS The moving pictures taken here last week showing industrial Gary will be shown in the Orpheum theater in about three weeks. Manager V. IT. Toung, who will be the Gary agent for the films, 'was in Chicago last week and saw the proofs, and according to the manager of the Industrial Picture company,, the pictures are the best they have ever taken and will be used as a model in show;lnK what can be done ,n the w ot advertising the industrial activity of a city to the Commercial club's about the country, Mr. Young will try and secure perJ mission from the mill officials to take several departments of the mills, such as the rail mill In operation, the "view of the Gary mills from the blast furnaces," etc. These will be added to the present film, making one of the best industrial films that the company ever expecta to aecure. A Headache Remedy compounded on strictly edentific principles. Contains no opiates. Re- ( lieves pain almost instantly, then 1 works on the stomach and bowels, correcting Indigestion, constipation or other irregularities. Caparine affords excellent relief for colds and grip; tones up the nervous system after a hard day's work. Drafrbto wV 10c uj 25 DeKafr Drat Ckenkal C, LlL D tails LUlMis