Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 58, Hammond, Lake County, 25 August 1911 — Page 5
Friday. August 25, 1911.
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SCENE NEAR THE "FLAG" AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
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The ambition of every Amusement Institution is to have regular patrons of the best class, whose attendance is not spasmodic. Lake Woods
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Garden of Pleasure
has achieved in its Enfancy what the Parks of Chicago did at maturity, every night bringing a new one, and so the crowds grow and grow.
that there are a great many things re-
atinjpr to the expert medical witnesses'
relations with the lawyer ami vice
verse, that the public ought to know so that abuses ran be corrected.
HOLDS STAIRWAY
AGAINST ALL COMERS
Intoxicated and armed with a hatchet
and a screw driver. Mrs. James Robin
son. 71 Hohman street, was arrested last night about 8 O'clock after threat
ening the lives of several people and children.
Mrs. Robinson lives In a flat at 7 1
Hohman street, and is said to have a habit of getting intoxicated and then
starts to quarrel with her neighbors. Yesterday afternoon she got on one of
her celebrations, and with her hatchet and screw driver, she headed the stair
way, allowing nobody to come up or
go down.
Fearing that she would do their children harm, the neighbors called up the police station, across the street, and placed her under arrest, t'nable to furnish a bond she spent the night at the police station. " She was tried before Special Judge
Hoagerson this (horning and was fined $1 and costs, amounting to $11. She was unable ?o pay and will be taken to Crown Point this noon. She is married and her children fear tbat'she would kill somebody. About 10 years ago she spent a jail sentence at Crown Point for the same offense. The family asked that she might be taken to Crown Point, or Logansport, as they think she is also demented.
HENRY HUBER GETS FURNITURE CONTRACT
The board of public works this morning awarded the contract for the city hall furniture to Henry Huber, he having been the lowest bidder, with a figure of $1,010.20. The F. S. Betz Co. was the next lowest bidder, with a figure $10 higher. The board Is satisfied that under the stiff competition among the local firms the city is getting the benefit of a lowprice. The F. S. Betz Co. went out after the contract in earnest, and went to
the expense of taking the city officials
to the furniture exhibit in Chicago. TVith Betz going after the contract in the manner he did, the other bidders
Attractions for the Week-End i . GREAT SOUTHERN QUARTETTE, Four men and a lady. Direct from Atlanta, Georia Chautauqua. s SUNKEN GARDEN. ORCHESTRA, Pugh's K. O. T. M. Band playing popular melodies. CHARLES VOERG & CO., Entertainers that entertain. , Best Photo Plays Obtainable.
MEETING WILL BE VERY
INTERESTING
That the attempt to establish the legal status of the medical expert which will be made at the joint meeting of tire Lake County Bar association and the Lake County Medical association
promises to prove a most Interesting Session. ' . ' ' - aWhlle the lawyer Is claiming that the medical expert is a purchasable quantity, that his testimony is often times
molded to suit the particular needs of the attorney who summons him, there will be doctors on hand who will express the opinion that the lawyer is to blame. They will tell of lawyers' tricks in an effort to discredit the honest testimony of a witness, they will show that it is the lawyer who frames up the testimony of the so-called medical expert, and that instead of attempting to further the- ends of Justice by securing real expert testimony, that the lawyer is intent only on winning his case. To Be Warm liebate. It is said that some- pretty patent illustration will be given, not only of well known cases over the country,' such as the Thaw case, but also of local instances where doctors have appeared to give, not their real opinion of a case, but a'n opinion that will favor the case of the attorney who retained them. '
Instances may be cited where lawyers have called in doctors and have pumped them in advance regarding what their testimony would be under a particularly set of circumstances. The doctor is then more or less bound( to testify that way. The question is now being discussed as to whether or not the meeting should be thrown open to the public. It is believed that some facts of a sensational nature regarding the expert witness will be brought out, and It might not be a good plan to have the facts made public. On the other hand, it is pointed out
knew they had to figure on a low margin of profit, and the six bids submitted showed little difference in the bidding.
The furniture is to arrive at once.
and la to be set up by Mr. Huber.
Other Business. The primary assessment roll of the
Sheffield avenue and Hoffman street
walks was placed on file. There having been no objections to a sewer in Roose
velt avenue, plans and specifications for
a sewer were ordered from the city engineer.
Bids for the Manilla avenue pavement
were opened and laid over until Sept.
6th. Bids were also opened for a pave
ment in the Franklin addition, block E,
to be built by the city. The bids of Iavene Bros., and the Ahlborn Construction company were found to be tied for asphalt macadam, each bid having been $2.90 per square yard. They were laid over until Aug. 28th.
TOLLESTON Mesdames U. H. Grove, J. F. Jamieson and daughter, - Mildred; Misses Anna and Jennie Gibson made an auto trip to Crown Point yesterday. Mrs. George L. Campbell verv pleas
antly entertained the Plus Ultra at her
home on Kvecest court Wednesday afternoon. Abouit ten members were present. S. Goldberg was in Valparaiso yesterday looking after business Interests there. John Van Derwlcker of Chicago transacted business here. Albert Buse and some friends were In Crown Point today. Louie Meyers and Miss Renata Seegers were Hammond visitors last evening. Miss R Samuels of Chicago Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. Eckard of St. Joseph for two weeks. A. B. Webb af Washington, Pa., will make an extendied visit with his daughter, Mrs. C. L. Spencer, and family on Chicago street. Mrs. T. E. Dicks of Marsnalltown, la., will make her future home here Mr. Dicks has been a resident here slnca spring. Mesdames J. D. Gorden and Frank Morris were Hammond shoppers today. A number of Tolleston folks attended the fair at Crown Point today. Miss Rose Rupper of Chicago will bo the guest' of Miss Louise Ktrchhoff, on
Chicago street, for several days.
The Q lobe Store
DOVVDELL & BRANDENBURG
271 East State Street
Phone 365
(Formerly the Calumet Grocery) Specials for Saturday, Aug. 26th
National Biscuit Company's Famous Uneeda Biscuits, I n 3 packages for J Large Basket Concord An. Grapes, each fcUt Extra Fancy Grade Santos fln. Coffee, per pound .ajU Tea, all of bur high grades 60c to 80c value, Saturday, f per pound If Q Q Bananas, extra fancy stock, n per dozen lUC Sweet Clover Honey, this season's
stock, per pound frame
Siberian Crabs,-hand picked, fancy
stock, VI fin per peck , fJu
18
Kirk's American Family Soap, 6 bars for. Gold Dust Washing Powder, 2 packages for Klngford Corn Starch, 3 packages for Green and Gold Seeded Raisins, per package only... Fancy Free Stone Peaches, per basket Bartlett Pears, per basket
Heinz, Snider's or Armour'
and Beans, 15c size, 2 cans for , Extra Fancy Oil or Mustard Sardines, 3 cans for.
25c 9c 25c 6c 10c 10c
s Pork
25c 11c
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED
Listen! Feel good in our good feeling
furnishing uoods
Specials for Saturday August 26 AT Herman A. Kellner's TWO STORES 88 Sfae St., Tel 77. 650 S. Hohman St., Tel. 680
ponu loins, 'tiig per pound
12Jc 17c 12 8c
PORK SHOULDER,
prr - pound OSCAR MAYER'S HAMS, per pound REEK POT ROAST, per pound REST SOfP MEAT, prr pound
15c
-l.ECi OP VEAI., per pound
S1KIILDKR OK VEAL, 4
per pound JLOv 3 l.RS. BOUHiN A OR N QAn I.IVEK SVSAIiK OVt II AMRI ROER STEAK, I fn per pound 1UL EA.NCV SPRIi CllItKES. flAfnm 2 to 3V " per lb AUL
TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED. WE ONLY HANDLE THE BEST OF EVERYTHING.
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Clean-Up Sale Our "cle&n-up" saJe ofprlces thkt &re "cle&ji down yonder" will now enable you, X big serving, to "clen out" zx.II of your worn- out underwear, find ed socks with holes punched in the toes and torn shirts. Clean up while you c&.n clean yourself up, and also clean up money by buying our extra, fine furnishings a.t extra. low' prices
1 I N D I ANA.
IAMMOND,
HOME AGAIN
I hear a Great Many People Say: "Oh I'm Going to Get out of Hammond.
I Did Get out for Five Days That's Long Enough Now I'm back on the job with a Great Big Line of Pall .Hats and you can rest assured, every one of them are of the "Up-to-the-Minute" style and quality
FINE
FEELING
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I only had 15 Minutes time to write this ad before going to press, but I was very anxious to tell you about the New Mats. Don't forget to drop in and look: them over, and if I can't prove my words, you are under no obligations whatever to buy
I Almost forgot to mention the Prices $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
B"MRE HOFFMAN 175S&STE
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