Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 19, Hammond, Lake County, 11 July 1911 — Page 5

Tuesday, July 11, 1911.

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DOESN'T MIND THE HEAT

Now Satan reads the current news, That Rev. Mr. Goode Has closed his church till Labor Day And srone to Shady Wood. That Parson Strict leaves for Th Hague, To spend two months or more, While Dr. Creede is seeking rest Beside the seat beat shore. He grins, and says, "I'm slow to learn. And with the lowly mob, I always cut vacations out. And stay home on the job!"

and the number on those found thus far is E 212946. The signature on the bill are "V. T. Vernon,' register of th treasury, and Charles II. Treat, treasurer of the United States. The flat appearance of the portrait of Benton on the bill is one of the characteristics of the work. While the Benton picture Is not so well done, the bill is easily mistaken for the genuine by those not used to handling currency.

Watch Your $100 Bills. Any one who is plutocratic enough to take in a $100 bill these days should examine it with a microscope. Tho local banks have been warned that a newcounterfeit of the gold certificate of that denomination has Just appeared. Incidentally the perpetrator of this fraud is making a profit of $90 on his Investment, as the paper is genuine. The "queer one" is printed on paper that was first a $10 bill but which has been bleached by the counterfeiter before putting the $100 Impression on it. The work is said to .be very good. The check letter on the bill is "B"

Meeting Bar Association. William J. Whinery, his wife and little girl, B. W. Van Home and wife, and E. G. Sproat are among the Lake county lawyers who went to the meeting of the Lake County Bar association at Winona Lake yesterday.

Trouble Carried Higher. The trouble between the Evansvllle Brewing company and Edward Sommers has at last b,een carried to the Lake superior court. Suit was started

by Attorney J. A. Uavit against Edward Sommers and Frederick Sommen by which the brewing company seeks to recover possession of the fixtures of the saloon and $1,500 damages. Beatrice Man Arrested. John Sheehan of Beatrice (Ind.) was arrested on Fayette street by Officer Borchert this morning for drunkenness. He was brought to the police station and locked up, where he is trying to

find some kindly friend in Hammond to bail him out. John had been drinking something that gave him one of those loving jags as he threw his arms around a young lady's waist and caused quite a commotion. One of the witnesses called Officer Borchert, who placed him under arrest. We are afraid John will have

to answer before Judge Barnett tomorrow morning.

Jacob Friedman for not keeping his bakery goods and bread covered up in the wagon. Markley was notified several time before, but seemingly paid no heed to Friedman's warning.

Horse Stolen.

Champion Swimmer Here. Peter Mc Nally of Boston, the champion swimmer of the United States, and William Waldron of Philadelpria were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hellley of South Hohman st. yesterday. Architect Davis of Omaha and formerly of this city was also a visitor at the Reiley home.

Another Fine Home.

Work on John Schwab's fine new res-

. idence taat Is being built on Ogden st., II. .- (.. .!.... ...,,-11,. T. 1. -

la pi usirDaui BttLiDin w J . - fr. pected that it will be ready for occupancy early in the summer. When this new residence is completed It will be one of the finest homes in the city of Hamond.

The Island police notified the Hammond police to watch for a horse and wagon stolen from there some time last night. The outfit answers the following description: Light gray horse, 7 years old; weight, 1,350 pounds; new single harness, low wheeled open wagon, red seat, name of Draftro on wagon, value $250.

mond and leaves a large .circle of friends to mourn his death. He was employed as a switchman and was a member of the Switchmen's union. He was 85 years old and is survived by a wife and two children, mother and father and relatives In Marion.

mith Officer Horlbeck at the Michigan Central track, thence to Gostlin street and Wolf lake and last to the Robertsdale and East Chicago line. Now which one would you prefer?

THERE ARB MORE THAN THREE TIMES MORE TIMES CIRCULATED EVERY DAY THAN ALL THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN LAK j COUNTY PUT TOGETHER.

Watch for the

Introductory Sale

of the

Ladies' and Gents' Outfitters 155 State Street Hammond Indiana

SALE IS A HUMMER Kaufman & Wolf report that their

great factory mill end sale which has Just begun promises to equal that of last year. The crowds which are attending this sale are not quite so large on account of the hot weather, but if the weather moderates it is believed that the sale will be even larger than that of the year before. Mr. Kaufman says that some excep-

j tional values are being offered. Peo

ple are coming in rrom all parts of the

and

they are more than pleased with the bargains offered.

Returns to Rensselaer. Howard Clark, who has been at Hammond for the past two weeks, returned home this afternoon. He has been practicing with the Hammond ball team, a member of the Northern Indiana League and was to have been given a tryout as pitcher last Saturday, but the game for that day was cancelled. It is now the intention to give him a tryout next Saturday. If he makes good the Job will be a good paying one. Rensselaer Republican.

Bound to Superior Court. The cases of the three Hammond boys, Ben Koch, Theodore Graf and Fred Bassow, will be filed In the su

perior court today, where they will J country to make their purchases

not be tried before the September term of court. The boys made a complete confession yesterday afternoon of entering the home of Jake Diamond, 455 Sibley street, on the night of Nov. 21. 1919, and stole $175. which they latter divided among themselves. The boys were turned over to Deputy Sheriff Block! this afternoon. Each were placed under a $500 bond, which was furnished, and they'were all released.

THE HOTTEST BEATS How would you like to be a member of the police force this hot weather? That's What a number of the police are

asking when they meet a friend who says, "My, but isn't this hot," and "Phew! This is a scorcher," etc. Weil if you want to exchange work two officers are only two willing to make a bargain. For Instance take beat No. 1 covered

mond from Dallas. Texas, yesterday by Officer Stelow, who takes in all the

morning, where he has been employed district starting at Sibley and Hohman

Back from Texas Trip.

I William Sigler returned to Ham-

Wants Ball Game. The United States Metals Refinery company's baseball team is open for Sunday morning games with any amateur team in Lake county. Will play with a side bet If wanted. Games can be arranged by calling Hammond 163, L. R. Pratt, manager.

Chicago Peddler Fined. Jacob Joseph, a peddler from Chicago, was arrested by Officers Lamme and Elnsele at Condit street for peddling without a license yesterday afternoon. The case was tried before Judge Barnett this morning in the city court, and Joseph was fined $1 and costs, amounting to $8, which he paid. The police department have had considerable trouble with peddlers in Hammond regarding them not taknig out licenses. In the future they are to be watched and if they are caught they will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

for the past ten months.

street, then to Homewood aid last if

BUI says the weather was too warm not least, cover the Standard steel dls-

for him down there, as the thermome

ter registered 117 in the shade when he

trict and back over the same route.

wear a heavy uniform, a' large, hat

left. He intends finding employment carrying a large club, and revolver

in Hammond and intends to make his home here in the future. During his stay at Dallas Sigler cut his hand with a klife, severing a large artery, and came near losing his arm.

weighing In the neighborhood of six pounds. ' If you don't like that vicinity start

Sues for Divorce. Vary Vandevender has started a suit against Charles Vandervender In which she seeks a divorce on the grounds of desertion. They were married June 15, 1908, and were separated Oct. 30 of the same year. Attorneys McMahon & Conroy started the suit.

! Case Is Continued.

Richard Markley, the Chicago man, who was arrested Saturday for violating the pure food law, appeared for trial this morning before Judge Barnett and the case was continued, until Friday, July 14, at 9 o'clock. Markley came here with a bery wagon, and; was arrested by City Sealpr

Two in Ames' Court. Judge Ames' court was a busy scene this morning disposing of two cases. The first case of the state of Indiana against R. Young, the defendant was found guilty and fined $1 and costs. Julia Phillips was the complaining witness. -i The second case of the state of Indiana against John Arens was also found guilty and fined $5 and costs. John Morton, the complaining witness, charged Arens with assault and battery.

Death of W. W. Williams. W. W. Williams died at his home, 122 Clinton street, this morning after a short illness. The remains will be shipped to Marion, Ohio, his former home, on the 10:19 Erie tonight, where funeral services and burial will be held. Williams is well known In Ham-

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