Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 60, Hammond, Lake County, 28 August 1911 — Page 7

Monday, Augustus, 1911.

THE TIMES.

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NGT1CE TO TIMES READERS. Replies to classified a&s now at Time office. Advertiser please call for them: O D R. . ... 8H E D 1 W J C .....IB - B... t d a ...me b..: s NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Reader of the following advertisements who wish to communicate with advertisers whose Identity 1- not revealed, sboald follow . the instruction to address them by the key letter give. Request at this office to reveal the identity of anonymour advertisers caa net, tn Justice to the advertiser, be answered. Elmply follow instructions.

FEMALE HELP.

WANTED Girl for housework. Apply

after 6 o'clock evening, 299 Indiana

ave.. Hammond.

WANTED Bookkeeper, female prefer

red. Apply Lake Count)- Bottling

Works, 4850 Magoun ave.. East Chl-

ago. 16-2

As far a it is possible. It s advised

that all classified ads should either be

mailed or ..- to the office. The Times ill not- t responsible for errors a

aas takes over the telephone. FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Large furnished front room for light housekeeping; closet, bath and gas; one block nouth of court house. 654 So. Hohman st., Hammond.

FOR RENT Three rooms with gas for

light arrd cooking; $6 per month. 'In quire 838 Alice st., Hammond. . 28-

FOR RENT Llghth'ousekeeptng rooms 3734 Grapevine st. ' Indiana Harbor.

FOR KENT Furnished front room;

electric" light, all modern improve

ments. 163 Logan st., Hammond. Phone

82SW.

FOR RENT Six-room house In center

of town'; gas and bath. Inquire Chas

Arkln. Jeweler, 65 State St., Hammond.

FOR RENT Two first floor rooms for

gentleman and wife or two gentle

men. 200 Sibley st., Hammond. Phone

S27W-r.

FOR RENT One room; desirable loca

tion, .modern conveniences. Inquire

Hammond Savings & Trust Co. 26

FOR RENT Two rooms in rear of frame house; $5 per month. 68S Webster ave., Hammond. 26-6

FOR RENT One large- front room

newly furnished, steam heat, private

family, convenient to both car lines'

one or two gentlemen. Phone 706 Ham

mond. "

FOR RENT Steam heated 6-room house; bath, gas range. Inquire 754

So. Hohman st., Hammond; 26

x

FOR REN

,raointne

:NT Choice steam heated

near GibAaa ierminaJ ; home

boarding next door. 374 Indiana ave.

Hammond'. " " ' 26-8

FOR RENT Upper or lower 6-room

" flat, with bath, at 322 Michigan ave.,

Hammond. 26

FOR RENT Six-room cottage; lates , improvements; 197 Conkey ave. In

quire B62 Morton ave., Hammond. 25

WANTED Girl for general housework.

Apply 235 154th place, cor. West

Douglas t, West Hammond. 28-2

LEGAL NOTICES.

WANTED Competent girl for general

housework; two In family. 4 4 Carroll

st., Hammond. Phone S53M. , 2S-3

WANTED Girl for general house

work;, small, modern steam heated

flat; family three. 2nd flat east II Wal-

tham St., Hammond. 28-3

WANTED Girl or general house

work; three In family, adults; all con

veniences. 107 Douglas st.. Hammond.

BE A TRAINED NCRSE Study at

home; earn, $25 -weekly; thousands

wanted; free informat'on. Rochester Nurses Institute, 1062, Rochester, N. Y.

WANTED Two dishwashers.

Carl'eton, Hammond.

Hotel 26-3

WANTED Girl for general housework.

10 Ruth st., Hammond. 26-3

WANTED Good girl for general house

work; small family. 53 Ruth St., Ham

mond.' 28-2

MAIxFl HELP.

WANTED An experienced railroad bill

cierK. Apply A. . M. DeWeese, agent

Erie Ry., Hammond, Ind. 2Stf

RESOLUTION NUMBER 78.

RESOLUTION OF ASSESSMENT

AND AWARD In the matter of opening

GRAND AVE., a street in the Town of

Miller, Lake county, Indiana, from the

north lino of the Hobart Township Gravel Road, north to the south shore

of Lake Michigan.

BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees,. of the Town of Miller. Lake

County, Indiana, that, whereas, the said Board of Trustees did on the lath

day of June. 1911. adopt Declaratory Resolution No. 66, and on the 7th day

of July, 1911, adopt Confirmatory Reso lution No. 75 and thereby take final ac

tion in the matter of opening Grand

Ave,

'A complete list of the lands affected

togerher with the names of the own

era or holders thereof, and the interests therein, hereinafter appear, and the

Board of Trustees of the Town of Mil

ler now proceeds to award damages and

assess benefits on account of said pro

ceedlngs and find that the land or par

eels of land hereinafter described in said lists, are each benefited by such

proceeding to the amount set opposite

the description thereof as benefits, and that each lot or parcel of land in said list Is damaged by said proceeding to the amount set opposite the description thereof as damages sustained by said parcel of land on account of said proceedings, and there Is hereby assessed upon and against each of the said parcels of land as benefits accruing thereto by such proceeding the amount set opposite the description thereof on said lists as benefits, and the Town Trustees find and order that no damages herein awarded shall be paid Until after the benefits herein assessed shall have been paid in full. The lands to be taken consist of the following described real estate, to-wit: All that land contained in a strip of

SALESMEN- WANTED Sell dealers

highly advertised article; earn 8250

per month easily;' no samples to carry."

Elato Co.. ' 108 E.' 125th st.. New York land one hundred (100) feet in width

City.

24-6

whose center line is the line between sections .5 and 6, Twp. 36, north range 7 west of the 2nd P. M., and between sections 31 and 32, Twp. 37 North.

SITUATION WANTED

DRESbM AK1NG" IONE BY EXPERI- same ransre. whose south hmmdarv la

enced dressmaher; good work guar- the Hobart Township Gravel-Road, and

anteed. Mrs. C. Johnson, 531 New Yorl whose north -boundary Is the south ave.. Whiting. 28-3 shore line of Lake Michigan. .

j The following is the list of "the prop-

WANTED To. go out .do washing by the day. Call at 75 A Sibley St., Hammond.

FOR SALE. FOR SALE Special for railroad men. We have Just placed two dozen high grade 21 and 23 jewel watches on sale of all makes at a give-away price. They will go fast. First come first served. Calumet Loan Co.i 212 Hammond bldg., Hammond. -

FOR SALE Five-room house with two lots; gas and bath, hot and cold wa-teron-Indiana blvd.. Robertsdale; terms reasonable. Address M M, Times, Hammond. . 28-3

FOR SALE Furniture of 12-room!

nouae. nunjDie 101- rooming. bo iD-0d right of way 80

cy ... nd.uiiiuuu. mis. snuili. ia-i wide Tako Shnro

FOR RENT Two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping; gas

and bath; $2 per week if taken at once. 235 Indiana ave., Hammond. ' 25-2 FOR RENT Three furnished . rooms - for light housekeeping; also B-room . flat with bath. Inquire 231 Michigan ave., Hammond. Phone 1178R. 23

FOR SALE 40 acre farm, good house

and barn; Jus south of Hosford. part north of T.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms; modern conveniences. B! Doty St., . Hammond- . 23-6 FOR RENT Modern 6-room upper flat, of 2-flat brick building; No. 946 Calumet ave; $20 per month. Gostlln, Meyn ' & Co., Hammond. Jltf

Park along new Gary-Crown Point electric Jlne; reasonable price. .Address John M. -Coleman, R. F. D. 3,. Crown Point. Ind. . '. 26-3 FOR SALE Desirable 6-room house; steam heat, gas range. 50 ft. lot. Inquire 754 So. Hohman St., Hammond.

erty benefited and damaged by such said proceeding, together with the amount of such benefits and damages:

GRAND AVENUE FROM HOBART TOWNSHIP GRAVEL ROAD NORTH TO LAKE MICHIGAN. EAST SIDE. Bene- Damfits, ages. Part of W. H SW. Vi of Sec. 6. T. 36, R. 7. being a piece of land 50 feet east and ... wcst.and 210 feet north and south off of Ahe west end of .-- that part lying north of the gravel road In the W. . ; H SW. except the railroad right of way, and except 1.8 acres in the south

east corner of said tract. Owner: Anna S. Isakson ...$.. . $i0

feet

and

Michigan Southern; Rail

way Company

S. & M. S.

, T. 36, R. 7. south of a line described as follows: i Commencing at a point on the east ' line of said Seer 6, which is 979.4 feet south of the northeast corner of said sectipn, thence westerly to a point on the west line of said Sec. 6, which Is 936.9 feet, south of the northwest corner thereof, except. Owner: Simeoe

Mackintosh Daly 110 110

Part E. Yt NE. M Sec. 6, T.

86. R. 7. north of a line described as follows: Commencing at a point on the east, line of said Sec. 6, which is 979.4 feet south of the northeast corner of sain section, thence west

erly to a point on the west I line of said Sec. 6, which is 936.9 feet, south of the northwest corner thereof. Owner: Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company 98 98 South 200 feet of SE. U BE. 34, Sec. 31, T. 37, R. 7. Owner: Chicago, Indiana & Southern Railway Company 20 20 SE. 14 SE. 4 (except south 200 feet.) Section 31, . T. 37, R. 7. Owners: Frances A. Pike, ; Sissilla A, Davis. X; Perry Ulrich. 110 110 Lot 6( except west 558 feet,) Section 31. T. 37, R. 7. Owners: (Same as above). 130 130 Southeast fraction, north of Indian boundary line and ' east of Grand Calumet riv

er, of Section 31, T. 37, R. 7. Owner: Elizabeth T. Guthrie 70 70

It is further ordered by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Miller, that a written notice be served upon each resident owner or holder of Interest In each piece of property affected by such proceeding, and notice to non-residents be served by publication In The Gary

Evening Times, a publication of general circulation In said Town of Miller, to appear and remonstrate, if desired,

concerning the amount of their re

spective awards and assessments on

the 20th day of September. 1911. at 7:30

p. m., at the Town Hall, and that said notice also be given by posting copies

thereof in each of the three wards of

the said Town.

Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the. Town of Miller this 16th day of

Awgust. 1911. . WILLIAM O LANDER. JOHN NORTH. J J. FREDRICK SEN. Trustees, Attest: M. J. ZELIBOR. Town Clerk.

$3,425

Lot 23, blk 2. C. Hohman's 2nd

add, Minnie Guenther to Ernst Guenther Lot 11, blk 4, Northslde add, Ernst Guenther to Tony A. Guenther Lot 35, Stafford & Trankle's 7th add, Louis H. Stafford to Sadie O. Hoffman Lot 34 and W 12H ft. lot 35, Rimbach's 2nd add, Henry M. Bick-

nell to Nellie Blcknell Kramer 4,000

INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 28, blk 58, Annie Lipovltch to to Andrew Ihnot Lots 18 and 19, blk 13, 2nd add. , James H. O'Brien to Clifford C.

Robinson LOWELL.

Lot 12, Halsted s 5th add. Celesta

E. Thompson to John D. Palmer 1,0001

WHITING.

Lot 8, blk 3, Standard add. Stand

ard Oil Co. to Pearl Lutz 2.500

Lot 34, blk 4, Standard add, same

Co. to Jessie E. Brtnker 1,100

GARY.

Lots 14 to 19, blk 4. Garv In

vestment Co.'s 1st add, Leonard

J. Stankowlcz to Frank J. Jilek 3,000

Lot 16, blk 14, Broadway add, Ru

dolph Kaill to Julius Spatz

Same lot, Julius Spatz to Mary

Kaill . . ,. - CROWN POINT.

Lot 3, Elmwood, Sarah W. How-

land to Roi A. Wort man EAST CHICAGO.

Lot 57, blk 23, SW Yt 29-37-9.

Anton Galeielczyk to Pauline

U'llrich, (sheriff deed) 2,700

Lot 36, blk 5; lot 36, blk 12, SW

i 28-37-9, East Chicago Co. to

Joseph W. Galloway 2,700

Lot 44, blk 8, NE 29-37-9. E.

Chicago Co. to Charles G. Ohlstrom GRIFFITH. Lots 28 to 30, blk 4; lots 16 to 18. 34 and 35. blk 6, Oak Grove add, Frank B. Homan to Chas. A. Johnson ....

FOR RENT Two-story 7-room house; modern; corner Columbia and Truman ave. Phone 1243W. 19tf

FOR RENT Pleasant, well furntshed ' modern room; centrally located. 159 E. State st., 2nd floor, east flat. Phone 241 Hammond. lOtf

"FOR RENT New 6-room flat on Hoff- : man st. ; water-and gas. Call 482-

150th. St.. Hammond. Phone 1033J. 8tf

FOR RENT Small flat, other rooms, gas and bath, for light housekeeping.

188 Plummer ave.. Hammond. Sltl

FOR SALB-7-Furnlture for 8-room flat. 2nd floor 3342 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor. 26-2

FOR SALE I'prlght piano, $50: lSo mission davenport. 4236 Carey at.. Indiana Harbor. 26-4

FOR SALE R EXCHANGE A new house in Tolleston, Gary, for property in East Chicago or Indiana Harbor. Address S. E. Stewart, 3740 Euclid ave.. Indiana Harbor.- 25-3

uFOR BALE Beautiful south front double brick house; S rooms each, every convenience, best part of city, owner wants to leave Hammond; wiU sell at a bargain price; only part cash, balance time. Otto Klemperer, 53 Ruth st., Hammond. ' 25-3

MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, pianos. torses and wagons from 1 month to I year. Lowest rates and easiest terms. Calumet Loan Co., 212 Hammond bids;., Hammond, Ind. Phone 32$. tf

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A number of valuable Gary lots and interest In

J other property; would trade for gen

eral farm from 30 acres up. Address

Gary P. O. B. 498. 25-6 FOR SALE A forty acre - farm, one mile south of Gary limits and three miles west of Hobirt, at $150 an acre; certainly a bargain; am compelled to sell. Inquire at Times Office, Hammond.

BARTER & EXCHANGE. AUTOMOBILE We will trade the best $500 or $750 new piano on the mar-

FOR SALE Six-room cottage on 50 ft. lot; Madison st. near Conkey plant;

i water nnd &ns: rhenn If tulren At nnce.

ket for an automobile In good running Ca 0gden Bt Hammon1. Phone condition. See J. M. Wllcockson Music jog-jj. 21tf

Co., 185 E. State st., Jiammona, ina.

FOR EXCHANGE Several south Cai-

FOR SALE Saloon, good location.

good business, good reasons for sell-

cago properties to exchange for Lake nK CjlI1 328 Hohman 8t- Hammond.

county. Indiana properties, n . m., zvj phone 767. 16tf E. 91st st.. South Chicago. 26 .

MISCELLANEOUS. IF YOU HAVE AN OLD SUIT OR OVER

coat which you wished to have clean

ed

State

FOR SALE First class grocery and market, corner Hohman and Gostlln sts., Hammond, cheap. Inquire Chas. j Berendt, 101 State St., Hammond, Ind. '

pressed or repaired, bring it In. 61 , :e st., Hammond. Phone 771. , 25-6 FOR SALE Good saloon: g"ood reason: 1 for selling. Inquire 4801 Olcott ave..

IF YOU NEED A HIGH GRADE SUIT,Eai!t Chicago, Ind. J 2l- , or overcoat made to order at a re- " i duced price, don't wait until the rush FOR SALE House with two lots. bath. , season. Come in now to 61 State st. ' . electric lights natural and artificial j phnn. TJi. Yonmr Mpn' T.iinr.. 55-2 Ea: title clear; very cheap. Call at

. 4916 Tod ave., East Chicago, Ind.

HOUSETTm GOODS bought and sold. . , " ., 11 Hammond Furniture Co.? 67 State vU FR SALE-Cheap all kinds of bar Hammond. Ind. Phone $43. U fixtures. Inquire J.- J. Freeman. 840$ Michigan ave.. Indiana Harbor, Ind.

LOST AND FOUND. FOR SALE One D. M. Cable mahogany LOST Small broncho horse; ran away, cased piano; been In use nine months; from Hegewlsch. Finder, please re- for sale at a glve'away price; must be

turn and receiye. , reward.... Jack L'els. sold within 15 days. Call at $13 Ham-1

i

13.116 Erie ave. Hegewisch, 111.

I mood bldg. Those 323. i

Railroad In W. SW. of Sec. 5, T. 36, R. 7. Owner: Christina L. Cook. 8 The west E90 feet of the N. Vt of Sec. f.-36-7 (except that part thereof lying north of the following described line: Commencing on the west line of said section, 986.6 feet south of northwest corner thereof, thence easterly to the east line of ald 590 feet, 991.8 feet south of the north' llneof said section.) Owner:

Milton R. Hart rr 110 110

That part of the west hf of the southwest qr lying north of the gravel road (except the right of way of the L. S. & M. S. Ry. and 2 tracks described as follows: That part of the west half of the southwest qr lying north of the L. S. & M. S. Railroad. Also a piece 50 feet east and west and 210 feet north and south off the west end of that part lying north of gravel road in W hf of SW. qr. Owner: Anna L. Anderson 340 That part of the N. Vt of Sec.

5, T. 36, R. 7, lylrrg north of the following described line: Commencing on the west line of-said Sec. 986.6 feet south of the northwest corner thereof, thence , easterly to the east line of said 590 feet, 991.8 feet south of the north line of said Sec. Owner: Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry. Company 99 South 200 feet of W. H W. Yt S. Yt Sec. 32, T. 37. R. 7. Owner: Chicago, Indiana & Southern Railway Company 20 W. Yz W. H S. Yt (except south 200 feet). Sec. 32-37-7. Owners: Edward P. Ames. Flora S. Ames, Lizzie Compton , 244 Lot 3 and S. Yt NW. (except blocks Nos. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and the south 2-3 of blocks Nos. 24, 25 and 26, in Calumet City.) Sec. 32-37-7. Owners: Perry Ulrich and Richard T. Davis. 132 WEST SIDE. Lot 1, block 8. in Miller Station, being allsald block 8, north of Gravel Road. Owner: Town of Miller.... 15 Old right of way 80 feet wide, of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway , .- Company ..,';..."..' Block 12, In Miller Station.

Owner: i James H. Ansbro.. Part E.-.?4 E. V XZ. M Sec

8001

900

120

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. State of Indiana, County of lake, ss

Kossuth H. Bell vs. Henry. Mulvaney

and Olief Neilson.

Whereas, Kossuth H. Bell has filed

In this court his complaint, affidavit

and bond for attachment of certain

properly alleged to belong to you, and also his affidavit that you are a nonresident of the State of Indiana,

Tou are therefore notified that1 said

cause has been et for hearing on the

30th day of September, A. D. 1911. 9 a. m., and unless you appear at that time and answer- his complaint, said cause

will be heard In your absence, and an

order made for the sale of said prop

erty. FRANK D. PREST. Justice of the Peace. August 11. 1911. Ross & Lotz, Att'ys for Plaintiff.

ADVERTISED MAIL.

The follpwing letters remain un

called for In the Hammond postofflce

for week ending August 28, 1911:

, George Bacl, Dr. Chltwell. Mr. and

Mrs. David Coey, Antoni Cybak, Mar-

vla Cialuda, Antonlno Di Pletro, Miss

Irene De Cruick, Bill Franklin. Gega

Fanko, Henry Grogg. Joseph Getches,

Harry Hood, Miss Nellie Hoffman, Na

than Hykin, Peter Hordak, Bean Johnson, Miss Celestia Johnson, Joseph Joniec. John Jaap. Jakub Jurczak, Paul

Johnson, Stanlstaw Korkom. ' Rosalia

Kurcs, Ludwik Luk, Irwin Miller, Jan

Movzurkiewick, H. Nixor, Mrs. Theresa

Osceta, Arta Paola, The Pictorial

Printing Co., Napoca Proter, Mrs. B.

Richardson, Katavzyna Radzientol,

Mrs. T. Spencer, Miss Marie Shultz, I.evl Scott, Mrs. Lillian Spanler, .Joh Shmlt, Ewald Schulta (2). C. J. Simmons. Miss Anna Schroeder (2). H. Tatman, W. H. Taylor, Marvin Zajac. F. R. SCHAAF. Postmaster.

350 for 77c

V and other amounts in proportion are what some Juggle figure companies advertise through their circulars and newspaper columns. Our Advice for you is to deal with the Square Deal Company And come to us when in need. We will give you the exact amount the cost will be, without any juggling, in plain figures, bo plain In fact that a mere child can understand. We Will Advance You from $10 to $200 on your Household Goods, Piano, Horses, Wagons, etc., Bame to remain in your possesion) and allow you to repay us in sfllall weekly, bi-weekly or monthly payments. If you owe

on your Furniture, Piano or any other Loan company, let us advance ,

you sufficient to pay them off and addition cash for any other purpose. 4 Largest Rebates for prepayment, no annoying collectors to bother you, and extension on time in case of sickness or misfortune without extra charge are features worth your consideration. Largest and most reliable company In Northern Indiana. Calumet tokn Co Largest and Most Reliable Company 212 Hammond Building Hammond, Ind. 1 Phone 333 Phone, Write or Call , Open Evenings

SAY STRIKE

ANNO

E AVERTED

struck one of the horses. The horse was not injured with the exception of a few scratches and bruises, but the auto was badly damaged, smashing one fender, a light and the wind shield. Mr. Wunsehel was only driving ten miles an hour and could not avert the accident as he wa on top of the horses before he waa able to put on his emergency brakes.

COUNTY COUNCIL, NOTICE. Notice is hereby griven that the Iake County Council of tyake County, Indiana, will meet In regular session on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 5th and 6th, 1911, for the purpose of niakIng appropriations for the year 1912. CHARLES A. JOHNSON. Auditor and Clerk of the Council.

NOTICE. K.timates furnished for house moviig, falsing and cement block foundations. First class work guaranteed. John Cunningham, 514 Chicago ave., Hammond. Phone 1008J.

THE TRIP

99

20

244

132

15

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

CART. Ixts 91 and 92, blk 4, Lincoln Pk

U. S. Land Co. to Harry Ingram 400

Lot 31, blk 20, Broadway ad, Julia

M. Rogers to' Samuel Miller.... 1 Lot 30, blk 20, Broadway add, Mary M. Rogers to Samuel Miller 1 Lots 39 and 40, blk 5. W. Q. Wrighfs 1st add. Webster O. ' Wright, Tr., to Edwin S. Barium TOO Lots 23 and 4 ft. off N. side lot 22, blk 51, Gary Land Co.'s add, William Luscombe to James H. Hyman . . . . . 1,500 Lot 21, blk 79, Gary Land Co.'s sub, John. Wallace Caldwell to Bernard Pullman 1 Same as above, Edward Mueller to same as above 7,200 Lot 6, blk 5. Lincoln Pk add, Mark M. Miller to Gary Securi-

ties Co .

Lot 5, blk 1, Main st. add, Anton Stanishauskis to same as above I P. HAMMOND'S SUB. Lot 48, blk 21; lots 35 and 36, blk 1; lots 12 to 14, blk 24, Arthur P. Melton to Harvey J. Curtis.. SHELBY. Lots 2 to 4, blk 25, Eliza C, Jones to Paul Williams.. "f

TOLLESTON. Lot 42, blk 23. C. T. L. I. Co.'s x - 6th add. Rosa Schwartz to t,ouis Glass 1,650 Lot 38, blk 42, 2nd Oak Park add, Albert H. Bumphrey to Rlzer P. Mason 350 Lots 25 to 27, blk 7, C. T. L, & I. Co.'s 5th add, Clermont B. Buck to A. C. Mayo, David and Louis

V H. Glueck ; ; . 1,000

LIVERPOOL HEIGHTS. Lot 10. blk 6. Matthais' add John J. LIpski to Kazlmer Latoza. . . 1 HAMMOND.

Lot 90, F. S. Beta 2nd add, Peter

500 s 800

600

500

(Special to Thb Times'.)

Indiana Harbor, Aug. 2S. The crowd

of 3,500 persons who had made their

preparations to attend the Inland picnic at Michigan City this morning were

doomed to disappointment when upon

arriving at the blast furnace docks they

were told that the Theodore Roosevelt,

which had been chartered to take the

crowd to the scene of festivities, would not make the trip. The high sea was responsible for the decision, the ship's officers deciding after they arrived at the Harbor that an attempt to breast the waters would be foolhardy, in view of the unwieldiness of the crowd. The crowd which swarmed the grounds when this decision was made and which numbered at the time fully twenty-five hundred, was turned back with Instructions to go to the ball grounds, and those In charge of the undertaking began to telephone for other accommodations. At first It was determined to try for Lakewoods park, but as there is no diamond on these grounds the plan was abandoned. Negotiations were entered into, however, with the South Shore line to send nineteen big coaches to line up in front of the ball park and the crowd waited there for the arrival of these cars, after which they swarm

ed aboard and tho trip to Michigan! City was ony, the only difference being that It was by rail instead of by water. It was 11 o'clock before the cars arrived, but in the meantime the crowd was jolly and was having a good time, taking their disappointment good humoredly and accepting the situation In the best of spirits. In the meantime a number of automobiles with banners and streamers announcing the change of plans were sent all over the Harbor, so that all who did not understand the turn affairs had taken, woulJ be

arpnseo. . The program today includes a baseball game between the office men and the mill men, and athletic .events of all kinds, races, contests, etc., for which valuable prizes have been offered. The mill officers explained that the Theodore Roosevelt, could have gotten to the docks all right in spite of the tremendous breakers which were pounding the breakwaters and the shores with a sound that resembled the booming of cannon. The trouble would have been In riding the waves with the big crowd on board. The boat in its top-heavy condition, with a big

share of the outers on the upper deck,

Anxiously awaiting the conference

scheduled for the week between officials of six labor crafts and Vice President

Julius Kruttschnitt of the Union Pa

cific railroad, workmen on the Harrl-

man system of railroads prepared to

day for a strike which they believe

cannot b averted.

While Vice President Kruttschnitt

has agreed to confer with the men and discuss the situation, It is understood

that the railway managers have de

cided to reject the proportions for a recognition of the fedeisceT crafts, and

an Increase in salary.

The international presidents of the unions are now speeding toward Lou Angeles, where the conference Is to be held some day this week, s Upon the result of the meeting hinges the strike

of 25,000 men.

Members of the employes' committee

of the Illinois Central are meeting today preparatory to calling upon the

officials of the road, and making de

mands for recognition and more wages

STEEL MARKET TAKES A BOOST

LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Hogs Good to prime havy, $7.10 & 7.55; mixed lots and butchers. J7.30t 7.75; fair to fancy light, $7.457.75;

roughs, pigs and stags, $5.00 7.85.

Cattle Good to prime beeves, $7.15'??

8.15; fair to good beeves, $5.S0tf?!7.15; common to fair beeves, $4.755' 5.60; in

ferior killers. $4.00(ff 4.50; common to good calves. $5.25 7-50; good to choice vealers, $8. 008. 75; heavy calves, $4.50 6.50. . Sheep Native lambs. $5.30 fT 6.73; range ' iambs. $6.1'6.75; feeding lambs. $4,751? 6.10; feeding wethers. $3.;53.50; cull lambs, $3.50 tj 5.00. natlva yearlings, $4.755.00.

PRODUCE HABJKE2L

Indications of a good fall business In the lines on which the Iron and steel trade depends give a buoyancy to that market which it-has not fell for more than a year Salesmen for the steel ' companies who have been out through the west and southwest report prospects favorable for a god trade from those sections for the closing months of the year, while crop conditions have improved materially since the last government report was published on Aug. 1. In the local market demand for structural steel forms the feature, wlh several large lettings in prospect on account of the new ordinance restricting the height of buildings to 200 feet, which goes io effect Sept. 1.. Merchant Linen Quiet. Merchant lines of steel are quiet. Wire interests report bookings thij month equal to the average at this season of the year for prompt or eurly shipment, but Jobers are not generally placing contracts for fall delivery, ap

parently waiting until business conditions become more settled. '

Among the contracts for structural

steel awarded during the week was one

by the city, of Chicago lo the Strohel Steel Construction company for the Washington street bridge,' 1,100 ton, and another of 176 tons for a lion house at Lincoln park to the Vierling Steel

works. V

W. Meyn to Edward G. Uihfein 108.84 as is always the. case on excursions of

Lots 7 to 9, blk 2, Turner's 2nd , add, A. Murray Turner to Ca-

oj n,.. ................ jlxit 33 and N 4 .lot .32, blk 1, 8j Turner's 1st add.. A. 'Murray. ' Turner to Erik Erikson ......

the kind, would have been apt to have turned turtle.

300

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIMi oontann most of the news of work to be

had,

Butter Tteceipts, 12,339 tubs; creamery, extra, 26c; price to retail dealers, J7V6c; prints, 28 Vic;1 extra firsts,-24c; firsts. 21c; seconds, 20c; dairies, extra, 22c; firsts, 20c; seconds. ladles, No. 1, 18c; packing. 17c. Eggs Receipts, 7,312 cases; miscellaneous lots, cases included, 1014c; cases returned, 9H13e; ordinary firsts, 13Vie; firsts, must be 45 jer cent

fresh, loc; prime firsts, packed In newr whltewood cases and must be 65 per cent fresh, 17c; extra, specially packed for city trade and must be 80 per cent fresh, 20c; No. 1 dirties, 10Hc; checks, 5" - . New potatoes Receipts, 12 cars;

Ulerseys. $1.25'? 1. SO; Minnesota, $1,209

1.25; Wiiconsln, $1.101.16. Sweet potatoes Virginias, per'brl, $3.75; Jerseys, hampers, $3.00. Veal 50 to 60 lbs. 9'S9jc; 60 to 85 Ihs, 9?llc; 85 to 120 lbs, ll311',4c; 100 to 120. iZmiiMc. Dressed beef Rihs, No. 1, 16c; No. 1 loifls. 19c; No. 1 round, 10H". No. X chuck, 8c; No. 1 plate, 4e. . J 1-Ive poultry Turkeys, per lb. lie; spring turkeys, 12c; chickens, fowls. 13c; roosters. 8c; springs, llhic; ducks, 12c; geese, 10c. Beans Pea beans, band picked, choice, $2.1S2.20; fair to good, $2.10'3 2.15; red kidney, $2.75(5 3.06. Green vegetables Beans, 50cQ$1.0t box; cabbage, per crate, $1.25; carrots, $1.00 per 100 bunches; cucumbers, 50 10c doz; cauliflower, 25cT$1.00 per box;, celery, 30f50c per box; horseradish, 65c per aoien stalks; green onions, 5c per bunch; green peas, $1.00 5 1.25 per bu; lettuce, head, per tub, 3040c; leaf. 1012e case; mushrooms, 1525c per doz; onions, 75cp $2.25 per sack; parsley, 10c per dozen; peppers, per sack, 50c: pickles, sack, $1.00?1.25; radishes, per 100 bunches, $1.003!1.25; string beans, bu. 2535c;

spinach, iottsoc per tub; sweet corn, 15 S0c per sack; squash, crate, 25c; tomatoes, 25S65c per box; turnips, $1.2$ 1.50 per 100.

ARTHUR VVUENSHEL

N AUTO WRECK

While- driving his automobile on

West State street, Hammond in front of Well's livery barn last night, Arthur Wunsehel, 435" West State street hit a horse and damaged his machine. After

he had passed the Wells livery barn two horses ran out of the Whitaker

livery stable and unable to turn out he

ARE TOU READING THE TIMES f

TUB CHESAPEAKE OHIO KAILWAV OF INDIANA Leaving Tine at Hammond, Ind. Effective July 9 Wrilmrili July 10 Eautward. object Change Without Notice, 2:15 pm DAILY. Limited for Cincinnati. Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Richmond. Norfolk and Virginia and North Caro

lina points.

9:28 am WEEK-DATS 10:23 am SUNDAY

East.

12:3S am DAILY, Local for Cincinnati. :15 pm WEEK-DAYS fLocal for Chl8:15 pm SUNDAY cago. 6:10 pm DAILY, Limited for Chicago and West. :17 am DAILY, Local for Chicane. -Sleeping, Observation-Parlor and Dining Cars on Limited Trains. Sleeping Cars on Night Traina,

jocal for ClnIcinnntl. con. uectlng with V. F. V. LlmI ted for the I I.' a u,

T H E HAMMOND DISTILLING CO. DAILY CAPACITY 25.000 GALLONS