Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 128, Hammond, Lake County, 16 November 1911 — Page 8

THE TUISa. Tluirsdav, Nov. 1G. 1911.

JUDGE GARY MAKES FLYING VISIT TO CITY

Officials of the various subsidiary rompanies of the Vnited States Steel Corporation in Gary were surprised today by a sudden and unexpected visit of their chief, Judsre K. II. Gary, chairman and executive head of the steel trust. See City and Mill. Th steel chief acrived in the city accompanied by a large party of officials from the New York and Chicago offices. President K. J. Buffington of the Indiana arid Illinois Steel companies g-uided the visitors through the "mills, after which they were taken for a ride through the city. Captain H. S. Norton, property agent of the Gary Iind company, had charge of the sigrht-

seeinK trip. Hesldes Jud(?e Gary. President BufflnRton. Property Agent H. S. Norton, there were also in the party the local general superintendents of the steel works, the tinplate. mills, the bridge plant, the cement mills and the "J" railay, all part of the steel trust. To See V. M. C. A. Buldlng. Late this afternoon Judge Gary and party expect to pay a visit to the Gary V. M. C. A. building, the judge's $250,000 gift to the city, which is nearing completion, and which will be dedicated very shortly. V. ' M. C. A. President A. R. Kellar will show the party through the building. Some important announcements are

; expected to follow the visit of Judge

' Garv to the city that bears his name.

JURY STILL OUT INVALPOCASE (Continued from Paca L) by' Judge Van Fleet. The jury went out at 3:29 and t took a ballot right away. . Much interest, was .taken in Judge Van Fleet's instructions which after the formal and usual cautions read as followsInstruction No. 3. TTnder the charge in this case. It is not necessary that the money solicited, or accepted, for th? purpose harged, if any were so solicited or accepted, should have been soliited or accepted upon the exact da.e

Us for money and we will loan you on your household goods, piano, team or livestock, quickly and privately. Easy weekly or monthly payments. , 72c Is the weekly payment on a $30 loan for 50 weeks. Other amounts at the same proportion. We guar antee our rates to be the lowest in the county. Rebates given ifloan is paid in full before maturity All business strictly confidential. Call, write or phone. Name '

Street and No.

Our Agent is In Hammond t Every Tuesday. Indiana Loan Co, Phone 322. Cor 5th & Broadway 216 Gary Building, Gary, Ind.

alleged in the affidavit, but it is sufficient in this respect if the acts charged are proved to have been committed at any 'time within two years before the ilrlnglng of the prosecution. namely, j within two years immediately preceding the 7th .dav of September. 1911. , Instruction No. 4. If the defendant i solicited or accepted a bribe as charged to influence his official action in man- , ner and form as charged, it is not . necessary to a convection that the so- , liciting or accepting, of the bribe should. In any manner atua!ly have influenced him in his said vote or official action, or that he voted for the franchse on account of or by reason of the receipt of said bribe. Instruction No. 10. Before you can 'find the defendant guilty, you must find j beyond a reasonable doubt that within two years before th bringing of thi-t prosecution and at a time shown by the evidence, in the county of Iake and

state or Indiana, the defendant cor

ruptly and with felonious and guilty intent on his part solicited or accepted

money from Thomas is. Iean to influence him. the said defendant, in respect to his official duty In regard to the Contract described in the affidavit. There must have been an official duty to be performed by eefendant in regard to said contract, and there must have been a contract described in the affidavit pending before the board of public works, of which defendant was a member, and it must have been in regard to and to influence him. the de-fe-pdanlt. in regard to his official duty concerning this contract that the

money, if any, was solicited or accepted for some other purpose, the defendant is not guilty as charged. Instruction No. If you find the contract described in the affidavit was pending before the said board of public works bs charged, then I instruct you that the law made it the official duty of the defendant to vote or pays upon the making of said contract. And if you further find that while said contract was pending before said board of public works the defendant corruptly solicited money of the said Thomas p.. Dean to influence lhr defendant's vot; upon said contract; and if you further find that after said Thomas H. Dean had been solicited by defendant to give him money for such purpose, that the

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Striking .evidenca that the country nivmlve long io me completion of t e Panama canal la seen in the factf that the appropriations committee of the House of Representatives Is now engaged in its last annual Junket to the isthmus. Members of the committee, 'who left for the canal November S, wilt recommend appropriations to be made during the cominfj session of Congress, "for the fiscal ye -iegmni -July -1. -1912. It is expected that the canal will be practically completed before the expiration of the year during which these funds will be available. The pictures show the progress that has been made on the giant Pedro Miguel locks. They are now not far from completion. '

said Thomas B. Dean afterwards in ord-

er to obtain evident- against the defendant in respect to said matter encouraged the defendant to proceed with gaid matter and it finally culminated In the accepting by paid C. Arthur WiiUston of the money charged in the affidavit to have been given to him by sa'd Dean for the, purpose and intent charged, then it makes no .'difference" concerning the . guilt of 'defendant in so soliciting and receiving said money that the said Thomas B. Dean did so encourage and further said matter.

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compelled to go over t lie list of pianos and locate them in order to determine how many pfano-i the 'company really had. .'.' - '. y Made MKli( llideoun. lie found eiglit-s of tlie.se pianos in Gary resorts. '-Following, a conference with Sheridan it', was decided that, the presence of these pianos in saloons antl resorts is a violation of the law, and to protect the company's assets by. seizure h the police of Gary, or any other police authorities, it was decided to put them all in storage. Of course this cuts off the earnings of the pianos, but Ihe trustee, in order to protect the property in his custody, has no other a It crrnativo. In cases where the proprietor owns an equity in the. pianos they will have to remain

until the trustee can either sell them outright or adjust the matter in some other way. As a result of this action on" the part Of Trustee Surprise the red light district of Gary will lie a much quieter place after today. The pianos are to he taken out this afternoon and evening.

$50 FINE

. (.Special to The Times.)-. . Indiana Harbor, Ind. . Nov.. 1 6. Fifty dollars and costs, amounting to $60 all told, was what it cost John Kirtzei"berger an ex-deputy constable, under Constable - Sarec for getting gay with Frank Takowski's wife last Monday. Takowski lives a.t ISSth. and ISeech strets and it was during his absence that Kirtzenberarer drifted in to his domicile. ". " , - "Queen of Sheba?" the ex-constable Is alleged to havV remarked as he fixed his eye amorously upon Mrs. Takowski.

"'Gee! but r love you."

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Mrs. Takowski. far from flattered by

the unwelcome attentions of the lovelorn swain who thus addressed her. and divining him to be something more than three sheets in the wind, advised him to 'ra-h." "Cruel one," persisted the gallant with ' hfs'i hand upon his heart. "15 o mine;" . "-Gef along with you!" was the heart

less one's rejoinder. This hurt Mr' Klrtzenberger's feelings and he flashed a tin star which he had formerly Mashed many a , time "before, while- he stil held a job as deputy constable and told the lady she was under arrest. He also flourished a revolver In Mrs. Takdwski's face. The lady screamed and. the irate lover and his unrequited love left. Along came Takowski a shoit whllo later. He also left in haste after his wife explained what had happened, and he made straight for the police station. He demanded the ex-constable's arrest but the arrest not being made he swor out a warrant before Judge Itiley with the effect above seated. The formal charge, was carrying concealed weapon antl impersonating an officer. The fine was however a nitre trifle as compared with the grilllrg the prisoner gut .tt'the hands of Jtulp,- KHey.

HE CHANGED HIS

111N1 JAIL

Few Hours in City Bastile

; Works Wonders With - . East Chicago Man. . (Special" to The Times.)

Fast Chicago, Ind.. Nov. 16. The

case of the state against Thomas Buck

ley, who ' was arrested at 1:30 o'clock

Saturday morning, charged with assault, and battery, was decided yesterday morning in Judge Riley's court .Buckley.., tdsef her with John Morlau

John Jamans, John Chomo and Andy Kelislie, being fined $1 and costs each.

which thy paid.' Tony Balog. the pro

prietor of "a saloon "in ernon avenue, Oklahoma, in hich the trouble between

the- men. occurred, was also' fined $1

and costs for keeping his place open;

after. hours, but refused to "pay, saying

that he was ''some big man In Okla homa" and that he did not have to pay A few hours in the city bastile, how

ever, had the effect of changing ' his mind and he put up like the rest. The case had been continued a number of time, as, the witnesses told conflicting stories. The. one crowd who

preferred the charges against Buckley were very glib in asserting that the trouble occurred before 10 o'clock, which voluntary information aroused the suspicions of Judge Riley. Buckley, on the other hand, said that it was some ' time between It and midnight. The judge knew some one was lying, and continued the case from Saturday until Monday. The tangle being even then unwound, he again continued the hearing until yesterday. . at which Dr. Herskovitz was a .witness testifying that h had sewed up Buckley's Wounds about the head after 10 o'clock.

HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPT. STORE

Blankets FREE in our Premium Dept.

Fine quality Gray Cotton Blankets, heavily fleeced,

11-4 full size; a fine covering

lor winter. Extra value.

given with 35.00 IN COUPONS

79c

Friday's Grocery Bargains

FLOUR Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal or Ceresota, Vi-bbl. sack, 1.57; tt-bbl. sack. ......

BUTTER Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolutely

pure and nnest quality obtainable, OCtt per pound wDC

Hand Picked Navy Beans, Log Cabin or Monarch

5 pounds

for.

26c

Mincemeat,

3 packages ,

25c

Armour's Shield Brand Fancy New Santa Clara

pure, per pound. . .

Lard, guaranteed

13c

Prunes, good size.

per pound .

10c

Diamond Crystal Salt, Fancy Peaberry Coffee,

large sack

regular 30c quality, Q"7 per pound ...&. u

Fancy Large Broken Rice, Fancy New Pack Corn or

3 loiiuds 1 O Pumpkin,

for.

13c Hams,

1Uc

z cans .

15c

Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, Red Cross Macaroni or

Spaghetti, two 10c packages ......

average 4 to 7pounds, per lb . .

MILK Pet,, Beauty or Van Camp's, large can, 8c; small can. . . .'.

SOAP Kirk's American Family or Fels Naptha, with grocery order, 7 bars ZOU

15c ..4c

Friday's Specials

Boys' Covert Cloth Leggins, blanket lined; all sizes, special, Crtf

per pair.

Girls' Jersey Leggins, fine quality

fleeced; all sizes. per pair Qg and

39c

y Boys' Storm Calf Shoes, extra qual-

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SKATING

MASQUERADE

A srand prize katin$r masquerade i hall will be held at the Whiting skatn rink Saturday evening. Nov. IS. j and the promoters ar lookint forward and preparing for a tare crowd. j KxerylMtdy 1 cordially Invited and! asmred of ha v trie a fine tin". .

FOR DYSPEPSIA oti RlMk o Money If Vou Try Thin Remedy. We want every one troubled witn indigestion and ' dyspepsia to come to our store and obtain a box of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. They contain Bis-muth-ubhitrate and. Pepsin carefully combined so as to develop their greatest power to overcome digestive disturbance. Kexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very pUasant to lake. They tend to soothe the Irritable, weak stomach, to strengthen and Invigorate the digestive organs, to relit-ve. nausea and indices! ion. thus promoting nutrition and bringing about a feeling of comfort. If yon give Ilexall Dyspepsia Tablets a rrKsi'ftable trial we will return yojr mon-y if you are nol satisfied wtih the result. Tiire.- sizes, 2.". irnt, T.tl cents, and $!.('. Ilememlier. on can obtain l!all HcmeitieM m! at our store Th. Kexall Store. - The l.b'ii Store I h:t rniacy. KjuIii-.j:: &. Wolf. I'jvj-o

MenJ.Foot Warmer Mocasins, to

wear in shoes or boots.

10c kind, per pair .-.

(Limit 2 to customer.)

Sleds, coaster and two knee high

Sleds, retl decorations, special at ... ,

19c

Elbows, best grade black iron; 4

piece, 6-inch size, special

Card Pearl Buttons.... 2c Spool Darning Cottcn i2c Hair Net, any color 2c Tape Measure, 60 inches long... 2c Spool Basting Thread 2c

Ladies' Amoskege Gingham Aprons, skirt length and large bib QQ over shoulder, res. 50c val. jJjU

500

Snow Brooms, the best, all around sidewalk and yard broom, made well, easily outwear three house

brooms, special at

39c

Gas Mantles, upright or inverted,

the 10c kind, special,

itwo for

13c

Flannelette, for kimonos, dresses and comforters, 25 full pieces to

select from, light and dark shades, yard

K Turkish Towels, bleached, hemmed.

18x33 inches. 6 for 52c fT each uU

Cotton Batts, very white, long fibre cotton, batt ieC

Pillow Cases, bleached.

, 42;i inches, earh..

10c

Ladies' Suits, selected from stock, values up to 16.50. not any two

alike, while .they last, eaoh.

Heavy Worsted Sweater, in red or white, extra firm weave, I ff each I (

Gfrls' Cloth Coats, plain and fancy weaves, high neck, closing,,' pretty girlish styles; values to f flO 4-00. for... Z.ytl Men's Winter Caps, brighton shapes, heavy wool meltons and

kerseys, in black or gray, inside fur bands, special...

39c

Men's Heavy Sweater Jackets, wool mixed, comes in plain grays, fyf special UuC Piso's Remedy for colds f andcoughs, 25c size. I UL Elder Flower and Glycerine Soap, larg cakes, 3 cakea for DC McElree's Wine Cardui or Women's tonic, 1.00 size . for.. baC

Hydrogen Peroxide, for cuts or fores, -"c size