Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 146, Hammond, Lake County, 8 December 1911 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Friday, Dec- 8, 1911.
according to report.jTiThe device will make a connection in about' a tenth
of the time now used, and although costly. It is thought that the money
expended will be repaid by the saving of time in making a hydrant connection in case of fire.
Mrs. Robert Krost and children of
Chicago are spending a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown, on Main street.
Many Crown Point people are at-
ending the live stock show in- Chicago
this week.
The Pioneer Monumental "Works Is
furnTshlng an artistic monument for
he J. Wlrtz estate, to be erected at
the Schererville cemetery-
The officers . and directors of the
Northwestern Telephone company will
hold a. meeting here tomorrow to go
over the telephone situation again, as
regards its present status in Crown Point.
News of importance is scarce in
Crown Point at present, very little out of the ordinary transpiring.
Use Crisco in Cocoasrat Cake and see Why Crisco makes cake that has never been equaled with the ordinary shortening, Butter is nearly one-fifth water. Crisco is all shortening. : Use Crisco in making white cake ; use exactly as you would butter, only add salt. You will I find your cake is finer grained, better flavored, . equal to Angel Food in whiteness. , Use Crisco and find out for yourself its better results for all cooking wherever you now use butter or lard; its absolute cleanliness, its health value, its economy. You will
see why experienced chefs prefer it why ( t the leading New York cooking school con siders Crisco of the greatest benetit of any food product discovered in recent years. . Sold in 25c packages by all grocers.
Crown Koint Mews
Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital
Klder Berry sez th" poorest- Ieedle thing t r'member over night is thet y' lied enny enemies yestiddy. Trouble's th' only thing y' kin borrer an' alius pay back. n It is reported that several of the utt and furniture club organizers in .Crown Point are "in bad" with . thir patrons on account of not fulfilling the terms of their agreement as made when the clubs -were organized. These
so-calld clubs, or rather their organizers, should be investigated and if they are soliciting busness in Crown Pont should be made to pay a b!g license. Nine times out of ten ' tho scheme is little less than a fraud-and for the money that is paid into the coffers of the organizers better values anjjwbeaper articles could be purchasediifTiome, Give any of the local merchants a cijance to operate a like lottery and it is safe to say the public
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Is sure -to be a merry one, and a musical instrument as a Christmas gift, has a charm and attraction exclusively of its own. Therefore, include among the presents you will give a Piano, Violin or other popular instruments, and
it will most surely he highly appreciated by those who are musically inclined. Musical charm is often as much a part of the instrument as it is of the performer and all instruments furnished by the Straube Piano & Music Co. are guaranteed to be the best made, and of the finest quality in tone and melody. Straube Player Pianos Hammond Player Pianos Straube and Woodward Pianos SOLD ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
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629 S. Hohman St. ' Hammond Phone 661
could realize more for what -they pay
in than they get out of the shoddy ar
tides they are compelled to take in the
city in lieu of their payments. As
matter of protection to "the home mer chant and those belonging to the so
called clubs, the authorities should sea
that thlr operations are closely in vestlgated and that they at least ful
fill their agreement with their patron
if allowed to operate here. Or better for all concerned, banish the custom
entirely. The marriage of Mr. Tony Knopf t
Margaret Beneke occurred at the horn
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Beneke, on Wednesday evening.
The marriage service was performed
at the Lutheran church, a celebration
of the event and a reception to th
young couple tollowlng the ceremony,
to which there were many invite
guests. The couple left for a shor
, wedding trip, alter which they will
i make their home on a farm east of
Crown Point. The bazaar and supper given by "the Presbyterian church last evening proved to be a decided success In every particular and a big crowd was on hand to purchase the many appropriate articles for Christmas gifts made by the ladies. A good sum was real
ized from the bazaar and the ladies
are 'to be congratulated on their untiring efforts to make the worthy affair such a signal success. Miss. Bessie Raasch, librarian at the public library, attended a meeting of the Northern Indiana Library association held at Hammond yesterday. ! The Crown Point firemen are figuring on a new patented device for use on fire hose which has wonderful merit.
GRIFFITH. Ray Southworth returned yesterday
morning from Joliet, 1U.1, where he worked the dispatche's trick on the. E..
J. & E. for a few days.
S. A. Lightfoot, our rural mail carrier.
ha purchased a rupw Ford automobile.
He made his maiden trip with it yes
terday, going to Hobart and other points in the north part of the county.
Mr. and Mrs. cleo Dutton 1 arrive
home from DeMott yesterday after a couple of weeks' visit at the home of his brother, Clifford.
'The Etude club met last evening at
the home of Miss Nina Jainleson. A
most enjoyable time was reported by
all.
W. W. Hill, secretary of the Ham
mond Steel Barrel company, was here
yesterday In company with other of
ficial of the firm making arrangements
to begin work on the old Ousterhout
factory site next Monday.
Miller" Bros, of Dyer have their well
outfit here in readiness to put down an outside well on the school premises. The
only place there has been a pump so far is In the basement of the school
building. i
MARRIAGE LAWS HALT
HASTY PAIR AT "ALTAR"
Gary Couple Find License Is
No Valid in' Joliet, and Hasten Home. -
Mary Bolik and Antone Matrusa hurried away from Gary, Ind., this morn
ing, arrived in Joliet shortly before
noon and went to the office of Justice
Howk to become man and wife. Here their plans were shattered, for the marriage license was not worth the paper It was written upon so far as a marriage here Is concerned. The li
cense was issued .at Gary and is not
valid' in Illinois. They caught the first
car to Chicago and are now speeding
back to Gary to be wed. Joliet Her
ald.
ZYBSZKO TO
WRESTLE IN GARY
Wrestling Fans Will Have
- t Opportunity to. See Some GoooyBouts.
MILLIONS OF FOLKS , ' USE ONLY CASCARETS
They never have Headache, Biliousness, Sluggish Liver or Bowels or a Sick, Sour Stomach. No odds how bad your liver, stomae'ti
or bowels; how much your head ache.
how miserable ana uncomfortable you are from constipation, indigestion, biliousness and sluggish Intestines you aVways get the desired results with Cascarets and quickly too. Don't let your tomach, liver anj bowels make you miserable another moment; put an end to he headache, biliousness, dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour, gassy stomacn, backach and all other dltresS; clanse your inside organs of all t'le poison and effete matter which" is producing the misery.
$ Chicago. Lake counts", Michigan City
and South Bend wrestling fans are expected to atend the big wrestling match to b held at "the Majestic the
ater in Gary tomorrow night. Zbys
zko, the world-famous European heavyweight champion, will be the chief attraction. He will go to the mat
with Fred Erler, the German Oak. Two other good finish matches have been provided for. The events will begin at 8 o'clock. Admlssio is 75 cents, 1, $1.50 and 2. Frank Zawadzki and other prominent Gary business men are back of the sporting venture.
WHITING MAN HAS WEATHER RECORD Finds Wide Variation Be - tween Heat and Cold Extremes in November.
(Special to The Times.) Whiting, Ind., Dec. 8. D. H. Boyd of Whiting who maintains an observation statlnn for t h T'nit..1 ut.t.a x . K
(bureau, has compiled the' following f statistics for the month of November.
They are practically applicable throughout the county: . November weather in Whiting: - ' Max. temperature 75 on the 11th. 'Min. temperature,. 11 on the 13th. Mean, temperature, 35.5. Greatest daily range in temperature was 57 on the'l'th with a maximum of 72 and a minimum of 15. Total precipitation, 2.31 Inches. Total snowfall, 4.5 inches. t Clear days, 3. . Partly cloudy days, 15. Cloudy days, 12.
November ; 1909.
Max. temp. .... 73
Special for one week only Genuine Diamond, set in 14-k Solid Gold -fl m Ring........ JplL The Biggest Value Ever Offered.
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Coral Cameo Rings Special While They Last at $3.00 These are genuine hand-carved Coral Cameos in solid gold mountings. AVhen they are sold we cannot duplicate them at the money. - , Do your holiday shopping early, bur store is open" every evening until Christmas. 'Remember, I started a standard of High Grade Jewelery at moderate prices in Hammond, "which others have been trying to copy ever since without success on their part. s : This is the largest Jewelry Store and the largest and best selected stock in Northern Indiana, and grew from a very small beginning six years ago. What does this mean? Why do more people patronize M'GARRY'S JEWELRY STORE than others? Because of the reasonableprices, sterling quality of goods and large stock. Don't forget, you can make-your selections now, we will keep your goods until you want them. All engraving done free while you wait, if you .wish. ,
- , John 1. Marry The Jeweler 599 Hohman St. Hammond, Indiana
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
Senate. In session. a, 2. p. m. Lorimr elec
tion investigation resumed. Corporation ethics - discussed at anti-trust hearing by E. H. Gary of United States Steel corporation. Kmployers liability commission will begin flnalhear-ing-s Dec. 14. Adjourned 2:57 p. m. until 2 p. m. Monday. Hoon p. Met at noon.. President's mesage on foreign relations read. Sugar beet competition discussed before : sugar trust committee. Hearings on Clayton bill to provide Jury trials in Indirect contempt proceedings begun. Persian appeal for aidread in house. Permanent tariff board bill postponed indefinitely in committee. Report urging national reservation to preserve Niagara Falls received. Democratic Leader Underwood indorsed for the presidential nomination by the Alabama representatives. Aobacco census bill vote deferred until tomorrow. Adjourned 4:45 p.
m. until noon tomorrow.
to Chicago bowlera doming here for match games. He said it was usually late by the time they got started, and that an" hour's rest would help some. He Is not advocating this very strongly, however. "I expect" to run this place . as clean as a Y. M. C. A. is conducted. I don't want to be held responsible for everything the boys do outside of my place, but .in here I intend to maintain order and to work with the police."
Take a Casearet -now; -dn't wait un
in Deanme. in an me woria mere '"Mln. temp. 27 no remedy like this. A 10-cent box Mean. temp. ...... .'48.4
mana health, happiness and a clear , precipitation head for months. No more days of snowfall
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Indicates 4egree.
gloom and distress if you will tak a Cfescaret now and then. All druggist
sel Cascarets. Don't forget the chil- tJPED THINGS THAT TOU DON'T dren their little insldes need a good. WANT CAN BE SOLD IV TOU 4Dgentle cleansing, too. , , ' ' " VERTISE IN THE TIMES
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POOLROOM
SIDEM POLICE Hammond Men Perfectly Willing to Stand by the Authorities-
A Game Dinner. One of the most delightful and unique game dinners that has ever been given in Hammond was served by P. M. Riley, Lochiel Simpson and F. AJlen in Simpson's barber shop, on Sibley streetlast evening, at 10 o'clock. The dinner was the outcome of a chiding, remark - made by Riley to the effect that If Simpson and Allen could kill enough rabbits to feed a dozen or more people that Riley would furnish the rest of the dinner. A bargain was made then and there, and the local nimrods secured seven rabbits. Riley furnished the rest of the Somewhat elaborate menu and promptly at 10 o'clock the guests put
their feet under the festive board. The dinner was first class, the rabbits stuffed with an oyster dressing, was delicious and the whole affair was served by the porters from Allen's and Simpson's barber shops. After the dinner Simpson passed around thecisrars and the boys sat around the table and spun yarns for an hours or more. Among those who were present were P. M. Riley, William Kain, Tony Gajer, I Kagler, I B. Haddock, I VT. Simpson, .Roberts Jennings, F. Allen, F. J. O'Rork. F. Perkins, Roscoe E. Woods, JO. A. Cruzan, M. Scherer, G. G. Green, George Gindel, S. A. Walker and'H. L Wise.
A. Barley Arrested. A. Barley, employed by Swift & Co, of Chicago as a car tracer, was arrested here yesterday by Constable Huber gn a warrant sworn out by Z. Polen charging him with criminal provocation. The case will come up before Judge Prest and will come up for trial Saturday morning. Barley furnished an ap
pearance bond. - v
Progressen Slowly. Work on erecting the new pump at the Hammond pumping station Is progressing although athe slowly. Seven caloads of material have arrived, and thus far only on of them has been unloaded, some of the pieces of machinery weighing as high as 15 and IS tons. It will take several, weeks before the pump is erected and it will be several months before all the connections have been made and the big well completed.
Minstrels New Years. New Year's night, Jan. 1, has been chosen for the time of the minstrel
show that is to be given by home talent in the Christian churrfrat the church. Twenty minstrels are to sit in the circle j and Dr. J. Arthur Davis will act as Interlocutor. In addition thepe will be a ' number of other special features. '
Don't Neglect Constipation It's too dangerous. The evil results ot chronic constipation may easily wear down your entire system. Begin cure today with A f a safe. sure, laxal p I A S I 1 tive purely vepetable. . Restores liver and bowels to natural, healthful activity. At dmeirists.25c. DeKtlb Drue & Chtm. Co.. DiKilb. III.
Hammond poolroom owners are satisfied' with the ordinance which went Into effect recently and which compels the closing of the poolroooms at 12 o'clock. "I, would make no objection," said Lawrence Cox, owner of a poolroom and bowling alleys, "if they compelled us to close at 11 o'clock. He always tried to keep out the minors, and we'll continue to do so as much as lies in our power." James. Bradford, who recently took oyer ' thepoolroom and bowling alleys opened by hin on the second floor of the Hohman building and which he subsequently sold to Gill 6nly to rebuy it, thought that a, 1 o'clock closing ordinance would be more advantageous
Enjoyable Affair-
The. regular bi-monthly dance given by the University club in its ball room was a very enjoyable affair. While the dance was in progress a large number of the members of the club enjoyed themselves at cards. There were four tables of bridge and a number of couples dancing. Punch was served and the music was
ffurnished by Elster's orchestra, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Graham had guests from Des Moines, la., who were present. The entertainment committee , announces that the regular program of entertainment will be adhered to unless notices to the contrary are sent out. Owing to the fact that an extra dance was given last Friday, many of the members took it for granted that there would be no dance last night, and accordingly the attendance was light. ,
DON'T GO TO LAW Our Abstract will show you whether you ar buying land or a law rait. ALLMAN-GARY TITLE COMPANY lOMCMOni to ALLMAN BROS. A Dli W1DDI1D. CAPITAL $100,000.00 Abstracts of Title to Lands In Lake County, Indiana. OFFICES: 656 Broadway, Gary, Ind. Allman Block, Crown Point, Ind. BRANCH OFFICE: Chicago Title & Truct Company, Chicago, 111. .