Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 11, Hammond, Lake County, 30 June 1911 — Page 5
Friday, June 30, 1911.
THE TIMES. a NEKTYS SATERDAY ONLE Filly sent valus all going out at thirty five sense, 3 for a doiler, posativly none held bak. THEEZ TYS R JYIAID UP IIS THE NUEST SHAIDS AID STRIPES HOFFMAM "STYLE STARTER" Washabul 4 in hands 25c, 5 for a doller. I have an overstock of Tys. It's up to u two redoos my stock. Klub Tys all kolors 25c. If u don't by them at this prise, next Saterday I will giv them a weigh.
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SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE 8CPKRIOR COURT NO. 1. Judge Virgil S. Reltrr. Cane Vnder AdTliemfiit. Tha court is hearing a motion for a new trial in the case of Holatrom vs. the Standard Forcings Co. D. J. Moran for tba plaintiff. Bomberger, Sawyer & Curtis for the defendant. Jury returned a verdict for J4.000 in this case. Taken under advisement. 1 C ft Ladies' Dull 1 O.vJUand Patent Z.O Leather, Pumps, detachable straps. ORTT & TOWLE, 169 E. Staie Street.
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The Globe Store
DOWDELL, & 271 East State Street
(Formerly the Calumet Qrocery)
Specials for Saturday, July 1st
6-1 b Best H. & E. Granulated Sugar, with grocery order of 1.00, for , 24c Japan Head Rice, extra j p fancy, 10c quality, 2 lbs for. J Shredded Wheat Biscuits, the ideal breakfast food, 4 f per package .., JQ Fould's Macaroni or a Spaghetti, per package Full Cream American tm f Cheese, Saturday, per lb. . . . QJ Coffee We carry 10 grades of the best Coffee that can be bought; try a pound of Moco and Java, 35c grade for 30c
FANCY HOME DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb
FANCY SPRING CHICKENS, per We have a complete line of Fancy very best that can be bought. Also Berries and Mellona.
Specials for Saturday July 1st AT Herman A. Kellner's TWO STORES 88 State St., Tel. 77. 650 S. Hoiiman St., Tel. 680
PORK LOINS, a in oil, - per ponsd ...JLJL'w POHK SHOULDER. Q U, per pound ....... 2 V BEKF POT ROAST, 44A per pound Ill LEi OF VEAL, 4 J? r per pound. . JL ' V SHOII.DKR OF VEAL, per pound..... lOL
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NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK THE GREAT LA SALLE WILL BE PUT UNDER HYPNOTIC INFLUENCE BY PROF. MORETTA, PLACED IN A COFFIN AND INTERRED IN SIX FEET OF EARTH WHERE HE WILL REMAIN UNTIL TUESDAY, WHEN HE WILL BE EXHUMED. ROYAL HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA IN GRAND CONCERTS TWICE DAILY. HUNGARIAN PICNIC SUNDAY. BIG CELEBRATION JULY 4.
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Caae on Trial. ; The habeas corpus case in which Jeke Sarac is seeking to be released from the Gary police following her ar- j rest by Federal Officer Schuberth, who ; seeks to have her deported as a prostitute, is on trial before Judge Reiter. Harris & Bretsch appear for the plaintiff. Case DUposed Of. Ray Seeley is declared to be competent to run the engineer's office of the county. General Information. While the court will adjourn tonight for the summer. Judge Reiter will be ; in Hammond for the purpose of taking up summary matters. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. X Judaea Lawrence Becker. General Information. Court adjourned this morning. LAKIC SIPEUIOU COURT NO. a. Judge Johannea Kopclke. At Crowa Poiat. Following the disposal of pending motions this morning the court will adjourn for the summer tonight. BRANDENBURQ Phone 365 All of our Hgh Grade Bulk 40c Teas, Saturday, per lb.., rvirK s American r-amny fC Soap, 6 bars for. 2-0C Argo Starcn, 3 packages 10c for ooapme wajning powder, 3 packages for 1 iJC Mammoth Potash or Lye o tall cans, per can .. HQ Armour's Pork and Beans, f m 15c size. 2 cans for. ....... Q Sweet Corn, good quality, "j 2 cans. for. Q California Grapes, No. 3 cans, very finlne, In syrup, per can only . . , 12c 15c 29c pound Young, Sweet, Tender Meats, the a full line of Fruits,, Vegetables, 3 poixds of orn home matie LIVER AXD BOLOGNA QAn SAl SAGE. OlIC 3 POU.MJS OF OSCAR OCT . MAYER'S LARD 03C FAXn HOME DRESSED SPRIXti CHICKENS, 1V4 to 2Vi pound it 27c HO TIE DRESSED -f I CHICKENS, per pound. ..ID '2C SUMMER SAUSAGE, On home rnwdr, per pound JLOv. 5th Ave., Gar, ind.
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SPECIAL Jl'DGE IIAXLY At Valparaiso. Mayor Thomas E. Knotts arraigned for trial charged with a conspiracy. William J. Whinery, special prosecutor. W. J. McAleer and others for the 'defense. Case will take all of this week. Trial resumed today. V
JUDGE WILLIS GROW! SUED AT CROWN PI. Founder of Gary's Boyville Defendant in Suit to Recover $289. Ballard & Stanton of Gary yesterday filed in the circuit court at Crown Point a Suit directed against Judge W. S. Brown, assistant superintendent of the Gary schools, director of Boyville, and commissioner of the schol Juvenile court, to recover the sum of $2S9. The plaintiff is Mrs. Julia Dudley of St. Louis, proprietor of the Dudley hotel. According to the attorneys. Judge Brown gave Mrs. Dudley notes to the amount of $289 to secure a hotel bill for himself and family during 1909, and the notes being unpaid, their payment Is asked through the court. KNOTTS ELECTION CASE STILL ON TRIAL (Special t Ths Times.) Valparaiso, Ind., June 30. Frank Swada, who was on the stand when court adjourned last Thursday, was again called to the stand this morning He testified that Will Lacy and oth ers were Inside the ropes and were drunk and fighting. The same class of witnesses are being introduced by the defense. With the exception of a woman, the wife of a saloonkeeper, all of the witnesses were from the lower walks of life. It s not believed that the taking fo evidence ill be concluded this week If it is, the arguments will not be heard until next Monday. Filed in Superior Court. 7665. Paul VapinskI and Anna Vapin x ski (J. W. Brissey) vs. Thomas Grant, sheriff. Injunction. Room No. 1. 7666. Peter Schoenhofen (Fred Bar nett) vs. Paul Steinman et a I. Civil Room No. 2. 7667. George V. Batteinger (G. B. Bat tiger) vs. Demetri Petrovich et aL Room No. t. Civil. SSTREETi Two Busy for Vacations. Although this is the vacation season, the questions of when and where to spend a few weeks seems to trouble the city hall people very much. Hardly one of the whole family could be found who had definitely outlined a program for the summer. Mayor Smalley, being- a past exalted ruler of the Hammond Elk lodge, is figuring on going to Atlantic City next week for the national convention of Elks, and to spend some additional time n the east. 84 at Summer School. Eighty-four pupils are taking the summer course in the Central high school, the number being evenly divid5f Womens tan g QP U Oxfords, at 5 .vJJ ORTT & TOWLE, 169 E. State Street. Prepare for the . FOURTH Wth a bottle of good OLD GUARDIAN RYE Only 1.00 per bottle at the California Wine House WHOLESALE AND RETAIL S. LEVIN, Prop, 145 State St. Tel. 438 Hammond. Indiana
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SHRIMERS PARTY
READY FOR EASTERN TRIP
A week from Sunday fifty Hammond and Lake county people will leave on the Michigan Central in their special train for the shrine creemonial at Rochester. The delegation will be a notable one. and the trip will take will never be forgotten. Accompanying them will be members of Orak Bhrlne from half a dozen neighboring- cities. A house has been leased in Rochester and on the occasion of the arrival of the Hammond delegation a reception will be held for the representatives of the imperial council. The residence is located In 86 East avenue. In the city of Rochester. Following this trip a portion of the Hamond delegation will : go into a special car on a tour of the eastern states. The following will go on the trip: Patrol E. G. Schillo. O. S. Miles, ed between the boys and the girls. Work Is in progress from the sixth grade up through the high school, some of the 1911 graduates having come back with a view of doing a little postgraduate work before taking up college work next fall. Third Floor Work Begun. August Beckman, who has had considerable experience in the construction of reinforced concrete buildings, yesterday Inspected the new GromanMuenich building and declared it to be a splendid building. While the work is progressing slowly on account of the lack of experience in erecting buildings of this character it is believed that it will be completed this summer. The work of pouring the columns on the third floor has begun. Case Again Continued. The hearing on the special assessments for One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street and place. In which Miss Vir ginian Broks and other West Hammond taxpayers are Interested was again continued In the Cook County circuit court yesterday. ,.y The hearing will be resumed on July 10th, the continuance having been granted at the request of the contarctors. More Subscribers to Music. In addition to the subscribers' names who have already been mentioned as supporting the State street open air band concerts for the next ten Saturday nights, the name of the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric company was added, this company having offered to furnish band stand lights free of charge. The names of S. Levine and L. J. Hoffman, which were omitted from the original list yesterday, should also have been mentioned. ' Too Hot for Trouble. Everything is quiet in the Justice and city courts today, which is something unusual, as there has not been a case tried, filed or an arrest made. Tomorrow morning a number of dog owners will be brought up before Judge Barnett in the city court for not taking out dog licenses. Hammond Men to Build It. A firm of Hammond architects will have charge of the construction of the new Monon depot, although the plans have been drawn by Marshall & Fox of Chicago. The contract for the new depot is not yet let, but will be in a few days. t The work of preparing the old freight house for the change is going on now. It is expected that the engineers of the railroad will come to Hammond in the near future and bring with them the plans and specifications for the new depot. Carpenters Busy. Carpenters are at work remodeling the Monon freight depot with a view of providing permanent office quarters for the freight work. The building has been moved a few feet from its original site and stands close to Fayette street now. Plans for the new passenger depot are expected daily, and as soon as the construction work begins the passenger department will secure quarters In the Monon hotel. Richard Carle Coming. The Orpheum theater will open in August with Richard Carle In a splendid musical comedy, according to the present bookings of the house. The Rosary, played by the original company, will be one of the first attractions. Manager St. Clair declares that a better class of attractions than ever will be booked this year. A NEW AMUSEMENT Beginning next Sunday Hammond people, especially that portion which loves the water, will have a new form of amusement- Kasper Schillen will run his passenger boat "Anna Belle" from Schillen's dock at the foot of Sohl street and Michigan avenue to Coney Island park, near Pullman. The boat will run on a two-hour schedule and will make on evening trip on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. After noon and evening trips will be made
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J. D. Brusel, W. H. Davis, Fred A. Harry, Carl A. Smiley, E. G. Greenwald. J. C. Halll, J. A. Bergquist, J. B. L. Hinds, Claude C. Runner, W. J. Henderson, T. W. Rleketts, W. H. Clough, E. J. Kidd and Captain George O. Mallett. Band George H. Austin and Dr. Buchanan, pipers; I. E. Dickinson, John D. Doey., C. H. Stewart, George Metier, H. E. Sasse, Van C. Blue, Dr. C. E. Carney and Dr. G. H. Hosklns, drummers; J. M. Woodman, cymbals; W. J. Stewart, big drum. Accompanying; Party Dr. H. E. Sharrer and wife, J. C. Carson and wife, Valporatso; Dr. John Carney adn wife, Pyrmount, Ind.; J. K. Stinson and wife, W. H. Hammond and wife, G. B. Sheerer and wife, Elijah Guyer and wife, Mrs. J. B. L. Hinds, Mrs. C. H. Stewart, Mrs. W. H. Clough, C. E. Carney and Herman Betz. on Sundays and holidays. Round trips will be griven for twenty-five cents a person, and at Coney Island the excurj sionists will be provided with fish din ners. Music and dancing are also among the features at the resort. (Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind.. June 80. The! body of a new born girl baby was! found on the lake shore below the ' Danks property yesterday afternoon by I Frank Kreltzberger of 137th and Alder! streets. I The body was wrapped in a floxxr sack and appearances indicated that the child had been born about twentyfour hours before its discovery. It is believed that it was brought to the lake shore and during the previous DR. LEEDY, Specialist. Suites 32-33 Rimbach Bldg., (Over Lion Store.) The Best Place to Secure Treatment for all Chronic Diseases. Dr. Leedy treats all chronic diseases of men and women and invites those who have been unable to secure satisfactory results elsewhere to call and see him. Consultation is free. WOMEN suffering from maladies pecliar to their sex, are assured the best possible treatment by non-surgical methods. MEN who are in need of reliable advice or treatment for any weakness, rectal diseases, private or blood dis eases, are cured in the shortest time possible. - TUBERCULAR AFFECTIONS of of the throat, lungs, joints or glands, treated by rational methods that succeed when other methods fail. SKIN DISEASES I cure more bad cases of eczema and other skin diseases than all other specialists In Lake county. I cure many, cases by the new Light Therapy that have resisted medical treatment for years. RHEUMATISM cured by newly discovered and scientific means. A trial will convince you. CATARRH DEAFNESS My treatment for catarrh and deafness is the best. If your case is curable I can cure you. EYE DISEASES I treat all diseases of the eyes and ears. I also treat eyes and fit glasses. STOMACH TROUBLES My electrical treatment for stomach troubles cures when drugs fail. Try It if afflicted. ELECTRICITY Largest and most perfectly equipped office In Northern Indiana, including X-Ray and every electrical device known to be of use In treatment of diseases. Cures many diseases without the use of drugs. HOURS 9 to 12 m. 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. No Sunday-hours except by appointment .
BODY OF GIRL BAB V IS FOUND
night. There was no evidence that the bod? had been In the water, it being about forty feet from the water line when found, and the sack which contained the tiny form being perfectly dry. Kreltiberger had been in bathing and on emerging from the water to dress, he discovered the suspicious looking bundle not fa rfrom where he stood. After he had completed dressing he investigated and on ascertaining the con. tents of the bag he took It to a vacant lot next hla home and summoned the police.
Sergeant Billy Hughes accompanied by Officer Ed Shields went over and took the baby to Burns and McGuans undertaking establishment. The police have no clue to the Identity of the party who brought the child to the lake shore. The coroner will hold an inquest today. STAR MOTOR WORKS LOOKING jOj! $50,000 No Bags of Coin Will Be Handed Out as Bonus to Any Industry. That the Star Motor company of Indianapolis, in writing to the Gary Chamber of Commerce telling of Its yearnings to locate in Gary, is a part of a previous effort it made to dispose of $50,000 In stock came to light this morning. A Lovely Story, ButSome time ago the Star Motor works applied to the Commercial club for information. A site was picked out and everything looked lovely. The company would bring a thousand men to work In Gary and then The company said that it would come If the members forked over to the tune
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of $50,000, for which some nice stock certificate would be given. However, while there was a disposition to have the motor works in our midst, there was less of a disposition to hand over bags of coin containing the sum of $50,000. Are Looking; for the Coin. Whether the Star Motor works is endeavoring to work a stock selling game on the Chamber of Commerce remains to be seen, but in view of the fact that It tried to induce the Commercial club to part with their coin to the tune of $50,000, it will not be surprising If the latest yearning to locate in Gary hasn't some stock selling scheme attached to it.
SEND THE TIMES TO TOUR FRIEND. 300 LETTERS FROM HOME EACH TEAR. 1 EH Misses' Ox1.00 l.vJufords, tan and patent leather. ORTT & TOWLE, 169 E. State Street. New Amusement for Hammond People Here In ths past years people had the opportunity of taking street car rides, buggy rides and such. Now we will give them something new, for we will on next Sunday start the Passenger Boat Anna Belle and run between Schillen's dock, Michigan avenue and Sohl street, and Coney Island Park every two hours on Sunday and holidays. Also one evening trip on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 25 cents round trip. We will serve fish dinners and give people nice music and dancing.