Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 98, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1911 — Page 5

Tlnnsrfav. Oct. 12. 1911.

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SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT

and Wllilam J. Whinery represent the Shedds.

LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE SUPERIOR COl'RT, ROOM NO. a Jndtce VlrarH S. Better. Cases on Trial, 1272 State vs. Marko Nokovlch. Ban Vultltto and George Knaxovlch. Burglary. Now on trial. George B. Sheerer and George Miller for tha defense. Ralph W. Robs for the state. Information.

tance Is scheduled to come up today In Crown Point wherein Louis A. Bryan, the Gary millionaire, and State Senator Frank N. Gavlt of Whiting, are the defendants. Pilhelm Moerecke of Chicago is plaintiff and claims fortyfive lots comprising the C.-T. I & I. Co.'b seventh addition to Tolleston. Moerecke alleges that George Tolle, the original owner, gave no deed to

Bryan and Gavit and he vcites a quit

claim claim from Tolle as the basis of

his ownership. I The property In question is triangu

j lar in shape with-ten lots facing in the

Th" Sarac impeachment case will be taken up tomorrow. Criminal work will be ended today. Civil court cases nest week. Criminal Settings.

Fifth Wednesday, October 11 1271 State vs. Marko Nokovtc Dan Vulttic. Burglary.

Fifth Thursday, October 12 1270 State vs. Milan Skeric and John Doe. Robbery. 12(1 State vs. Dan Vulltlo and John Teclc. Burglary. Jury dismissed until Monday. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. 3 Judge Lawrence Becker. Thursday, October 12 T839 Gary Lbr. Co- s. Kakieh et aL 7I4S Bowser & Co. vs. Cole. "49 Schelley vs. Johnson et al. 7154 Sterling Refg. Co. vs. Chester. "S5I Lehigh Valley Coal Co. vs. Sohl et al. 7869 Morgan & Co. vs. S. Chgo. Ry. Co. 7S78 VanSlckle, etc., vs. Pokorny et al. 7879 VanSlckle, etc., vs. Pokorny et aL 7282 Warren vs. Warren. 7883 Drusen vs. Peters. 7884 Petrek vb. Davis et al. T8SS Patton vs. Maloney.

7834 Wolter vs. ThrailklU et al. j

7 899 Whiman et al. vs. Lambert et al. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, HOOH NO. 3 Jndate Johaian Kopelke. At Crowi Point. Over for the Term. Ptate vs. Arden Dearbeyne, false pretenses. State vs. William Frailer, perjury. Information. There will be no court tomorrow. FEDERAL COURT. Judge A. B. Anderson. The federal court in Hammond will open for business Oct. 17 and on that date a number of naturalization matters will be taken up. On the following day the federal petit jury will be impaneled to try such cases as are ready for the court by that time.

SPURNED CHANCE TO GET

Chicago Man Turned Back on Opportunity in Western Canada.

Broadway line between the Pennsyl

vania tracks and Twenty-first avenue. I

Twenty-eight lots are in Washington street and seven in Adams street. George Tolle, the original owner, said to be the founder of Tolleston, la

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Divorce Is Granted. A divorce was granted by Judge Virgil H. Reiter in the case of George Moad vs. Ruth M. Moad. The plaintiff is to $12 a month during the school period of each year of seven vears for the benefit of Mattie Bernlee Moad, his daughter. The defendant is to have custody of the child during the school year and the plaintiff during the summer vacation.

Filed in Superior Court: 8194 Bartholomae & Roesing Brewing

Co. (Reilly & Hardy) vs. J. Coethovitch. Replevin. Room No. 3. 8193 Drusilla Carr (Ballard & Stanton) vs. Abraham Zimmerman. Appeal. Room No. 1. 8198 Angelo Myers (O. Wildermuth) vs. John Proscsak (Greenlee & Call). Suit on account. Room No. 1. 8197 Delia Hickman (John M. Stlnson) vs. John Hickman. Divorce. Room No. 2. 8198 Friedericke Jesernlg (J. M. Stlnson) vs. Andrew Jesernlg. Divorce. Room No. 2' 8199 Simon Yuroivicr (I. I. Modjeska) vs. Frank Sudls et al. . Suit on account.Room No. 2. 8200 Samuel Woolner et al (Ora Wlld-

- ermuth) vs. John Prascsak (Greenlee & Call). Suit on account. Room No. 1. S201 John Duka (Hembroff & Glazebrook) vs. George German et aL Suit on note. Room No. 1.

Mrs. L. E. Mlnard, public stenographer, 314 Hammond building. Phone 787.

Acts as Special Judge. Attorney P. A. Patterson of Indiana Harbor is acting as special judge In the case of Oluf Neilson vs. William Lewis in which a dissolution of partnership and a receivership is asked. The cae is being heard in Room No. 3.

Suit at Crown PointA realty suit of considerable impor-

Will Rule on Facts. Special Judge Charles Hanly of Rensselaer, will be in Hammond tomorrow for the purpose of ruling on the special findings of fact in .the case of the American Maize Products Co. vs. E. A. Shedd and C. B- Shedd. This case is one of the most important matters that has ever been in litigation in the courts of Lake county. The ruling on the special findings will give a good idea of the manner in which the decision will be made. Attorneys Crumpacker, Cru'mpacker & Tinkham represent the American Maize Products Co. and Fred Barnett

"Yes." said a prominent Chicago business man, 'I once mlssed a good chance to get rich simply because I would not take the time to investigate a little.

"A few years ago I happened to be j in Canada, and visited Calgary, which i was then a small but lusty town with ; a few hundred souls. Friends pointed out to me. that one or two hundred dollars invented in town lots there would bring me a fortune in a few years, hut I '.

laughed it off, and left the place without looking the matter up. Imagino my chagrin a few years afterward when the railroad had developed Calgary, to

hear that the very lots I could have had so cheap were selling as high as 120.000 to ?0.000, and just recently one

went for $60,000. Scores of other men who neglected

the Calgary opportunity are wiser now, and are turning to Fort Kraser, B. C,

as the next bonanza town to come to the front, and are putting their money into town lots there. Being in the center of a vast, wealthy

agricultural region, and commanding, the right of way of a big navigable river. Fort Fraser is wonderfully well located to go ahead with the same kind of phenomeal money-making progress as Calgary did. The great new Grank Trunk Pacific Railway, which is spreading from coast to coast, already had grading camps within two miles of Fort Fraser town site, and soon will connect this future metropolis with the outside world.

When the last spike is driven then hings will begin to move, and move

lively. Just as Calgary, Edmonton,

Prince Rupert and a score of other thriving towns bosted hundreds of lucky Investors Into fortune. Fort Fra

ser will do the sae thing for those wno

make up their minds quick and select lots now.

The best thing about the investment

in Fort Fraser is that you are assured of a square deal. The Brtish Columbia government Itself guarantes the titles, and no interest is olarge'd or taxes un

til the lots are fully paid for. Tou can get select locations for $100 to $150

and up (10 per cent down and 5 per cent per month), if you act before Oct.

25th, on which date prices take an upward jump all along the line. A small saving will take care of your investment now, and practically insure that you will at least double or triple your money.

Spence, Jordan Co., 312 Marquette

Building, are the town site special representatives fn Chicago, and will send

you detailed plat and special information about Fort Fraser on request. This

is a matter you should attend today if you want to get in on the ground floor. Adv.

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Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching Scalp and Dandruff

If you Wish to Double the Beauty of your Hair in Ten Minutes surely Try a Danderine Hair Cleanse

Your hair become light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young girl's after a Danderine hair cleanse. Just try this moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. A delightful surprise awaits particularly those who have been careless, whose hair has been neglected or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautifying the hair at once, Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff: cleanses, purines and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping Itching and falling hair. Try as you will, after one application of Danderine you cannot find any dandruff or a loose or falling hair, and your scalp will never itch, but wliat will please you most will be after a few weeks use when you will actually see new hair fine and downy at first yes but really new hair sprouting all over the scalp. Danderine makes the hair grow long, heavy and luxuriant and we can prove it If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any druggist or toilet counter, and just try it.

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Double Coupons ALL DAY Groceries Included.

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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPT. STORE

Nottingham Lace Curtains Free in our

Premium Department

Fine Nottingham Lac Curtains with the hand

some floral border, very close trong weave with over-lock stitch edge. Extra wide and full 3 yards long. Will stand more wear and laundering than any other Lace Curtain made. An extra value given with $50.00 IN COUPONS

The ambition to be chorus girls brought Anna Theinhause 'and Anita Lavernz, each 17 years of age, from Milwaukee to Chicago yesterday. A po

liceman spoiled their plans. He overheard their talk on a street car, discov

ered that they were runaways and took them to the Englewood police station.

Case Is Continued. "Diamond Blli" Frazier will not be

tried at Crown Point this term. His attorneys appeared before Judge Johannes Kopelke and succeeded in getting a continuance. Frazier was charged with perjury following his testify

ing -in the Knotts conspiracy cases at

Valparaiso.

Nick Emmerlinff Back-

Much improved in health because of

a good rest and change of climate, Nicholas Emmerling returned to Ham

mond last night after spending a month with relatives and friends in and around Menominee, Wis.

Arrested as Drunk. William Kennedy of Hammond was

arrested at State and Oakley last night by Officer Malo for drunkenness. He said he was a switchman. and if he was released he would turn over a new leaf. Chief Austgen rraned him leave of absence.

night the councilmen will have an opportunity of trying their new chairs and desks. All the new furniture is In oak and each councilman will have a chair and desk jf his own which he will occupy at each meeting. The desks are arranged in order so that the five councilmen-at-large will have their desks in front and ten others desks behind them. New oak chairs have also been purchased for the audi

ence which Set back or the railing. Each desk is supplied with a separate key.

What It Amounts To. Martin Flnneran declares the following to be a correct statement of the indictment case which is pending against him. He says that the only offense that is charged is that he collected funds belonging to the village following his retirement from office. A motion to quash the Indictment against Martin Finneran, former villarge clerk of West Hammond, accused of larceny and embezzlement, was entered beXore Judge M. M. Grldley yesterday and arguments were continued until Oct. 28. If the motion is overruled Flnneran will go to trial on that day on a charge of collecting 12.750 taxes from the Michigan Central railroad a week after he was dismissed from office.

Elks to Meet. The Elks will hold their regular meeting this evening and a number of candidates are on the program for initiation. After the routing and Initiation work has been disposed of a social hour will be held.

Special Council Meeting. A special council meeting has been called for tomorrow night for the purpose of selecting a new councilman to take the place of John Papp, who resigned recently. The council room at the city hall has been repaired and a new set of chairs, desks and fixtures has been installed.

and at the special meeting tomorrow

Lucky Arthur Mathias.

Arthur Mathias, manager of the Hammond Loan companyi won the thirty-six piece silver set given away at the Orpheum last night by the Jack Bessey stock company, which is playing there this week. He was the lucky holder of the ticket, a chance being given with each admission ticket. The play tonight is "A Home Run." A silver coffee set will be the prize tonight. The company last night played to-a capacity house, and is growing more popular with Hammond audiences with each production.

Violation of Ordinance.

Alexander Stachelski, a West Ham

mond baker, was arrested this morn- j ing on Fields avenue by Of f. cer Majeski ,

for violating the city ordinance.

Stachelski is charged with selling and peddling bakery foods without a

license. He gave a $25 bond for ap

pearance and his trial as set for Sat

urday, Oct. 14, before Judge Barnett. in

the city court.

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First Game Sunday. The Hammond Athletic association football team will play their first game of the season next Sunday afternoon when they will ' line up against the fast Hyde Park A. C. aggregation. As a curtain raiser the Hammond Tigers will play the East Chicago Mohawks. The first game will be started at 2 p. m. sharp, and an admission fee of 25 cents will be charged for both gamr?.

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Although Hammond dll, not awake to the fact until the eleventh hour that today Is Discovery day,' a legal holiday in Indiana, there were nevertheless enough signs of observation of the day to warrant celebrations on a large scale In the future. The law making Oct. 12th a legal holiday was enacted only at the last session of the legislature, but the general public did not become impressed with this fact until yesterday. The day carried some semblance of the holiday spirit because of the fact that banks and the city hall were closed for the afternoon. The pupils of All Saints' school enjoyed a day's vacation, while the pupils of the public schools were given a half holiday.

Unity Council, Knights of Columbus, has made elaborate preparations for the entertainnjent of the members and their ladies this e-ening. They will celebrate in their hall and club rooms over the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric company's offices. The Hon. John J. Poulton, of South Chicago, formerly a member of the Illinois legislature, will be the principal speaker for the evening. He is generally recognized as a brilliant orator, and will undoubtedly delight his audience this evening. The program also provides for entertainment along other lines. An elaborate concert program is also to be given at the Christian church in which patriotic music in hoor of the day will have a prominent part.

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Friday's Grocery Sale

FLOUR Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal or Ceresota,

the two best brands, Vi-bbl. sack, 1.53; 11 f -bbl.sack b

POTATOES Fancy Minnesota Burbanks, fine cookers, per peck PEARS Fancy Large Keifers, the best canning Pears, per bushel, 70c; per peok

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Fancy Mild Cured Picnic Hams, 4 to 7-1 b -J fXn average, per lb . . . UH u Fancy Sardines, in mustard or oil, Agt per can T u Stone Jars for pickling, all sizes. Q p per gallon 3j Armour's Pure 1 Lard, per pound. . 01?

Fancy Seeded Raisins,

1-pound -jfjpg package Ulil

Kitchen Klenzer Scouring "Dntxrrl or

2 cans for . .

Barber's Best and Cheap-1 act. TVTafoViiQc St

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per package , G old Dust Syrup, 2V2-pound can. . . .

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BUTTER Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolutely g

rmre and finest aualitv obtainable. 1

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COFFEE Is high, but we can still give you cur Minas blend at a very low price, OCfi?

SUAT JVliiS. H -tt-IUtJIlUcUl X cHllUy Ul ICIS lEIn

per pound.

SOAP Ki

Naptha, with grocery order, 7 bars,

Extra Values for Friday only

76c!

Girl's School Shoes, plump vici kid, button with Btout leather soles, sizes 8 to 11 and 11M to 2, all go

at one price, Friday only.

98c

Ladies' Tan button Shoes, new fall styles, new Hi-to last, goodyear welt sewed soles, 3.00 grade, for Friday only, t M Jper pair ZaD Young Ladies' Tan Button Shoes, with school heels, extension soles, an extra quality, sells at 2.85, sizes 2 to 5 only, special A JQ for Friday, per pair fcafcU

Baby Moccasins, fancy ribbon trim

med, fine soft kid in blue, white, tan

and chocolate, 35c value, fqr Friday only, per pair.

19c

Men's Underwear, extra heavy derby ribbed, slightly fleeced, in

blue only, 50c value

39c

Men's Fancy Hose, medium weight, fast dye and stainless, colors, black, tan, navy red, lavender "? and purple, special, pair J 3 pair for 20c (3 pair to customer.)

Food Choppers, Gem Choppers chop meats and vegetables fine or coarse as wanted, four knives, rft special at UMW

Wash Boards, full size zinc rubbing

surface, wood back, at fia special at JQ

Dover Egg Beaters, medium size,

the regular 10c kind at

Three-In-One Oil for lubricating all

delicate machinery, special, per bottle.,

Peruna Tonic, for coughs and colds, 1.00 size.

McElree's Wine Cardul, woman's tonic, 1.00 size...

71c

Tooth Brushes, 25c value. . ....

Syrup White Pine Corn, pound, 25c size

12c

Girls' Heavy Cloth Coats of meltons, some lined throughout and trimmed with plaid, others with a

fur cloth collar and cults, extra special, 8 to 14 ... .

3.88

Ladies' Black Sateen Waists, of beautiful luBter fronts, are made of

solid tucking and very fine

69c

Ladies' Large Amoskege Gingham f

Work Aprons, bib going overs

shoulder, frill on the bottom, ft ft Friday only, each JuC (Limit 1 to a customer.)

Ladies' Heavy Cotton Taffeta Pet

ticoats, with a full 18-inch flounce, very special

89c

Shepherd Check and Scotch Plaid Suitings, looks like wool, 27 Inches wide, the regular 15c and f 19c yard qualities, yard. .. 2 Ladies' Handkerchiefs, one-quarter inch hem, embroidered corner, very fine material, our regular 10c value, each - C 4 tor 25c 200 Fancy Pillow Top Squares, 24x24, assorted designs to be em

broidered, while they last, each....,

Swiss Embroidery Flouncing, 27

inches wide, very fine quality with

deep embroidery work. Values up to 59c, yd. for. ,

500 Yards Corset Cover Embroid

ery, all neat work with serviceable

edges, very special, yard

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34c

14c